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Recap of “Mad Money” – 6/1/09

Ockham’s daily Recap of Mad Money.

Listed below are stocks that were mentioned on CNBC’s Mad Money on Monday June, 1st.

Jim Cramer CNBC’s biggest star, hosts Mad Money each night of the week at 6pm ET. The hour long show is both entertaining and informative and each stock mentioned receives a lot of attention simply by virtue of being mentioned on Mad Money. Popular portions of Mad Money include Mad Mail, Am I Diversified and Lightning Round where Jim Cramer takes callers questions on air.

Want to know everything that was said on Mad Money? Then you have to watch it. Visit CNBC for show times and channel guides.
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CNBC – Mad Money Stock Commentary for 6/1/2009

The most recent commentary from CNBC followed by Ockham
Mad Money
“… Ordinary companies and service providers with 8% market share in the overall external disk storage business where the pretty amazing competitors, amc, ibm, HEWLETT-PACKARD, a stock I own for my actionalertsplus.Com charitable trust and I wish I were bigger in, hitachi, and the large but not very formidable dell, which is going up even though reported a bad quarter. That kind of to me made network …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… The shares of the acquirers do you need to know the mechanics of arbitragers? You just need know when you issue stock it’s supposed to go it just always is. But don’t tell the old network appliance, NTAP, because I don’t think they got the memo. Starting a week and a half ago network appliance should have watched its stock get taken out to the woodshed. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Stock of the buyer and go long, that’s wall street gibberish, for the stock of the takeover TARGET TARGET. That turns pressures that turns the shares of the acquirers do you need to know the mechanics of arbitragers? You just need know when you issue stock it’s supposed to go it just always is. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Huge power to the biggest ones like ibm. More important that ibm was up 2 than was anything else that so I don’t want you to be confused. It’s not the kind of index that would be incredibly powered by TRAVELERS or cisco. Cisco I own for TRAVELERS i’ve been recommending for some time because of jay fishman, the most responsible buyer of bonds in the insurance industry. Let’s go to gabe in michigan. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Very small. It’s like less than 1% if it moved up a buck. I mean, it’s really incredibly gm didn’t matter much either. So you know, you’re talking about CISCO being in, up a point. This is a strangely weighted index. It tends to give huge, huge, huge power to the biggest ones like ibm. More important that ibm was up 2 than was anything else that so I don’t want you to be confused. It’s not the kind of index that would be incredibly powered by travelers or CISCO. CISCO I own for travelers i’ve been recommending for some time because of jay fishman, the most responsible buyer of bonds in the insurance industry. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… >> caller: a big surf’s up boo-yah from santa barbara, >> oh, man, lucky dog boo-yah back at you. >> caller: how is the dow calculated and how much of today’s rise is due to the change in players? >> well, you know, CITIGROUP was very small. It’s like less than 1% if it moved up a buck. I mean, it’s really incredibly gm didn’t matter much either. So you know, you’re talking …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Down side was minimal, and the time was right to buy, I didn’t think the risk-averse crowd would come in until gm was dealt with. It’s important to recognize that as with aig, fannie mae, FREDDIE MAC, and lehman it didn’t matter how, how they were resolved as those black holes like gm really had been filled only in the most …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Down side was minimal, and the time was right to buy, I didn’t think the risk-averse crowd would come in until gm was dealt with. It’s important to recognize that as with aig, FANNIE MAE, freddie mac, and lehman it didn’t matter how, how they were resolved as those black holes like gm really had been filled only in the most …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Down side was minimal, and the time was right to buy, I didn’t think the risk-averse crowd would come in until gm was dealt with. It’s important to recognize that as with AIG, fannie mae, freddie mac, and lehman it didn’t matter how, how they were resolved as those black holes like gm really had been filled only in the most …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… That’s the best thing I can come up with. Let’s call it a $3 call on financial utopia. Finally, the last two black holes, they were twins, FORD and the market took care of the former with a gigantic stock offering that since has given you a 30% gain if you got in on the deal. Why did FORD make it outside detroit recruitment? Alan mulally. I think he made the difference. He borrowed money when you FORD is out of the woods and now going for a market share grab that should make this stock a maybe the best play other than toyota, which I really like, on the auto recovery. And the shrinkage of money losers gm and chrysler. You hear all those plants being closed, you should be thinking toyota first, then FORD. And finally, there’s gm. I did not think a bottom that would be attractive to the risk-averse crowd as opposed to the people who were willing to …” …more details…
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