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Cramer on Paying Up For Strong Earnings

Cramer said it’s ok on CNBC’s MAD MONEY tonight to pay up after some companies beat earnings and you have to pay up to sell higher.

Boeing (BA-NYSE) and Caterpillar (CAT-NYSE) are continuing to run up and are ok to pay a premium for.  Cramer said you can also go with Whirlpool (WHR-NYSE) as the next in the home improvement and building exposure company that is a monopoly and should run after earnings Wednesday.  Cramer said you should get in ahead of earnings because he thinks it’s going up.  Cramer also said that Cisco Systems (CSCO-NASDAQ) and Cramer thinks it could bounce back up to $29.00 after reporting and then it could go even higher.  Doug here art 24/7 Wall St. gave a scenario that would allow Cisco shares to rise to $34.00 by mid-year, but it is a guide of what needs to happen.

VF Corp (VFC-NYSE) is another one Cramer says you can buy.  On Disney (DIS-NYSE) next Wednesday you can think expect it to go higher.  Thursday Bunge (BG-NYSE) is one you can buy ahead of earnings for a snap-back to go higher. Curtis Wright (CW-NYSE) is already on highs but he thinks it is going higher.

This ties into his video segment on TheStreet.com discussing how he likes to buy stocks on 52-week highs more often than not because that is the market casting an affirmative smart vote for the company.

Jon C. Ogg
February 2, 2007

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