On CNBC’s MAD MONEY Cramer has a gameplan for next week.
Cramer noted that the success of the movie "300" is not big enough to help the Time Warner (TWX) parent. But Cramer thinks National Cinemedia (NCMI) could be a winner in the space. This one makes money off adds in theaters (and live telematic events). It stalled since the IPO, but a boutique brokerage started coverage with a buy before the brokers that underwrote it can start coverage.
The multi-billion government phone contract coming in the next 12 days and Cramer has a group: Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) are to big and he thinks Sprint (S) is up only on takeover rumors. Qwest (Q) is the one that Cramer thinks could win the government telecom contract and he thinks it has lots of upside and only $2.00 downside.
Cramer also has a pick for you regardless of if you do homework. AAR (AIR) reports (refurbishes aircraft) because he thinks it can be bought on weakness. He also likes General Mills (GIS) that reports next week, but he’d only buy on weakness.
Cramer said Goldman Sachs (GS) is the one you buy hand over fist next week and the buyback should start next Tuesday and can be bought on Monday.
Have a great weekend, and watch out for those green drinks.
Jon C. Ogg
March 16, 2007
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