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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
“… 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…
Mad Money
“… Sight both here and, more important-n europe. Let’s hope the investigations begin to flow so we can get to we need a runaway grand jury to keep up with this specious insurance disaster. CITIGROUP. What can I say about CITIGROUP? Zombie bank that has been cordoned off from the rest of the banks. No more capital needed, it looks that’s the best thing I can come up with. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Just announced jpmorgan secondary. Because as an owner for my charitable trust, actionalertsplus.Com, I think it will soar after the deal. I won’t be able to buy it. You shouldn’t be. The next black hole, AIG. Hey, three bailouts and plenty of angst later the problems are at last behind us. The losses have been contained to about $200 billion, the biggest hole in tarp. But without a bailout AIG could have been a huge domino knocking down just about everything in sight both here and, more important-n europe. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Paulson, hadn’t been in punishment mode, more concerned about moral hazard than genuine hazard, a stance that set us back terribly. Again, I want you to buy on the just announced JPMORGAN secondary. Because as an owner for my charitable trust, actionalertsplus.Com, I think it will soar after the deal. I won’t be able to buy it. You shouldn’t be. The next black hole, aig. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… But it got bernanke to assert himself and finally start pumping out money, which saved the system, avoided the second great depression. Washington mutual had been a gigantic black hole solved by a timely buy from JPMORGAN, which just tonight filed a 5 million-share secondary that you’re going to want to be in for certain. In my interview with fdic …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Today, in a completely gratuitous slap at bernanke, liz rapaport — I know she didn’t write the headline. "fed mortgage efforts prove costly." criticizing bernanke for his incredibly prescient plan to buy fannie mae and FREDDIE MAC mortgages to keep rates down. Do you know, the only reason they’re rising now is because of it’s not inflation. People are buying homes like mad now in major parts of this country, and there’s tremendous demand for mortgages. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Today, in a completely gratuitous slap at bernanke, liz rapaport — I know she didn’t write the headline. "fed mortgage efforts prove costly." criticizing bernanke for his incredibly prescient plan to buy FANNIE MAE and freddie mac mortgages to keep rates down. Do you know, the only reason they’re rising now is because of it’s not inflation. People are buying homes like mad now in major parts of this country, and there’s tremendous demand for mortgages. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… So you know exactly why I tell people to come on, get in, it’s what were the original seven? What black holes did I say must be addressed to avoid first I said fannie mae and FREDDIE MAC had to be put out of their misery and seized by the government before all the different securities they issued to fund themselves would be worthless. Black holes filled for certain. Although too late not to kill …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Let’s go overt black holes. So you know exactly why I tell people to come on, get in, it’s what were the original seven? What black holes did I say must be addressed to avoid first I said FANNIE MAE and freddie mac had to be put out of their misery and seized by the government before all the different securities they issued to fund themselves would be worthless. Black holes filled for certain. …” …more details…
Mad Money
“… Term over and over again the black holes. The seven black holes in the system that could bring us all I revealed these holes well before the fall of lehman brothers and AIG, and I urged the government to take action all the way back then in order to stem the losses before all seven of them went down. None of the black holes were filled by the government in time …” …more details…
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