Aug. 10 blog post:
"Take Procter. Here's a company that's not doing well, not well at all. It has expensive products around the globe, with Unilever (UN) and Colgate (CL) taking share and nipping everywhere. Yet the expensive stuff's still selling, just at a little less than last year."

You do not sell the defensives, the Pepsis (PEP) and the Unilevers (UN), when you get this kind of jobless number and housing number. You do not stand there and buy CSX (CSX), either.

And Unilever is a strong dollar winner with its translation.

Unilever (UN) stands out here, and Coke (KO) is almost there.

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Cramer: Companies That'll Rule the World: Certain companies have what it takes to be leaders in the new economy, says Jim Cramer.

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celebrity endorsement for Magnum ice cream, brand owned by Unilever

Or how about the big oil and gas users, Procter & Gamble (PG), Pepsi (PEP), General Mills (GIS)? You should be buying Unilever (UN) here.

Others for consideration: if you liked Coke, I thought Pepsi (PEP) was better, and Procter & Gamble (PG), which I think will be more like Colgate than Unilever (UN).

Cramer: Disney Downplays Biggest Strength: Jim Cramer says there's more to this stock than theme parks.



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little return

Staples my foot...lol

loosing money on it

Just has not shown the growth.