Financial News Discussion of PAYX - Paychex, Incorporated on Mad Money

Financial News for Paychex, Incorporated (PAYX)

PAYX	2/9/2010 12:03PM	52 Week Price Range	Market Capitalization	Dividend Yield	Recent Dividend
PAYX	$29.21	$20.31 — $32.88	$10.4 Billion	4.30%	$1.24

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Paychex, Inc. was discussed on Mad Money which was originally produced by CNBC on 9/24/2009

Paychex, Incorporated was talked about on Mad Money, and you can see the relevant discussion below.

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Sure enough, when general mills reported a very good quarter, the stock exploded to the when bed bath & beyond also reported a very good quarter, it got clobbered. PAYCHEX, it said nothing good whatever about the employment rolls and that trumped pretty so it's time to admit a bit of a it's time to admit that the negative scenario that I laid out last friday is now playing out, which means we have to get a little bit more defensive here. That's what i'm doing from my charitable trust all day you can follow it all day at action alerts plus.Com. I've been taking profits in some those big industrial stocks that I told you to do on friday if you saw this pattern. I've been going into more defensive names as I told you to do in the game plan because of this pattern and it's because the market ended up liking generals mills and despising both bed, bath and PAYCHEX. In other words we have to be a tad more cautious. Because the game plan said that if the market, as judged by the collective reaction from the news from these companies, chooses defense over offense, if it chooses the safety stocks over the aggressive ones, then we have to pull in if not bite our horns, just to show you what a classy guy -- I went to harvard. And then for the momwe pull on our horns and pause in our land of the 10,000 bull dances. I was trying to cue the staff and the staff's real good and i'm not. The stocks are making sense. Letta out in the postproduction. The stocks are making sense and even if we don't like what they're say, I regard myself as kind of a stock whisperer is kind of like a horse whisperer when you more profitable and i'm telling you the game plan must be obeyed. Not not-just that the stocks are saying that we need to be more negative either. We got bad number, those macro

“o it's time to admit a bit of a it's time to admit that the negative scenario that I laid out last friday is now playing out, which means we have to get a little bit more defensive here. That's what i'm doing from my charitable trust all day you can follow it all day at action alerts plus.Com. I've been taking profits in some those big industrial stocks that I told you to do on friday if you saw this pattern. I've been going into more defensive names as I told you to do in the game plan because of this pattern and it's because the market ended up liking generals mills and despising both bed, bath and PAYCHEX. In other words we have to be a tad more cautious. Because the game plan said that if the market, as judged by the collective reaction from the news from these companies, chooses defense over offense, if it chooses the safety stocks over the aggressive ones, then we have to pull in if not bite our horns, just to show you what a classy guy -- I went to harvard. And then for the momwe pull on our horns and pause in our land of the 10,000 bull dances. I was trying to cue the staff and the staff's real good and i'm not. The stocks are making sense. Letta out in the postproduction. The stocks are making sense and even if we don't like what they're say, I regard myself as kind of a stock whisperer is kind of like a horse whisperer when you more profitable and i'm telling you the game plan must be obeyed. Not not-just that the stocks are saying that we need to be more negative either. We got bad number, those macro ” Mad Money Sep 24, 2009 6:04 PM

Just a couple of things to take note of:

Between on Thursday, September 24, 2009, when PAYX was on Mad Money, and now - shares of Paychex, Incorporated have depreciated 0.93%.
Please visit the Mad Money recap page for all the slices of the 24 stocks mentioned on just this one episode of the show.
This was the only mention for Paychex, Incorporated on this show, but you can see all other stocks mentioned by Jim Cramer on Mad Money by visiting the Mad Money recap.
PAYX has had 5 mentions, on various business television shows, since this one. Find out what was said with the latest financial news on Paychex, Incorporated.
Interestingly, Apple, Incorporated is the most often mentioned stock on Mad Money, over the last 2 weeks.