Inverse Cramer Weekly Update — Oct 15
Monster is a very good company. It is not going up as much as I think because a lot of people like Celsius, and it could make a lot of money next year. I like them both.
October 16, 2023
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Monster is a very good company. It is not going up as much as I think because a lot of people like Celsius, and it could make a lot of money next year. I like them both.
I’m concerned regarding Blackberry stock. I saw them trying to arrange the deck chairs on the Titanic, trying to spin off. I’m not a believer -On Blackberry ($BB)
The knucklehead sellers have no idea how good this company is. You have to have so many MRIs, just check out Japan, it’s going to be great for the bottom line of GE Healthcare, Buy, Buy, Buy. This stock is a buy, it’s coming back, and it looks like it’s heading to $75 -On GE Healthcare ($GEHC)
I told them not to over-expand but do they listen to me? No! I’m just a TV guy, they’re in a coffee business, but I know how to read a balance sheet. They’re over-expanding, they want to cool it, and just slow down. Don’t own the stock -On Dutch Bros ($BROS)
It’s very very good. We sold because we felt oil was going up so much. But I have to tell you I like SLB very much it’s a great company -On SLB ($SLB)
Julie Sweet is so good. It’s such a good company. People even don’t know what they do, they help you figure out how to deal with technology. They are digitizers -On Accenture ($ACN)
Yes, it’s a good buy. They have a monstrous quarter but the stock has barely run. I’m gonna bless buying that stock -On Alphabet ($GOOGL)
This Alex Chriss is a real deal. I happen to like him very much. It’s time for Dan to step down earlier, I wish him very well. I don’t want to own the stock. I prefer the stock of Mastercard and Visa over Square and PayPal -On PYPL ($PYPL)
Are you kidding me? You buy more. It’s in the bullpen. Right here is where you start buying -On Oracle ($ORCL)
They had a quarter in which they get rid of high-cost inventory, and they are doing incredibly well. I can’t believe the stock is back under a hundred because I think you should (BUY, BUY, BUY.) We send out a lot of bulletins and Stanley Black was better than anything on Wall Street -On Stanley Black ($SWK)
We ring the cash register for Activision, and then we roll right into Take-Two Interactive. It is incredibly cheap right now, and they’re doing a terrific job -On Activision Blizzard ($ATVI)
I still like them here, it’s valued very low, given the fact that it is a colossus. It also has an amazing quarter -On JP Morgan ($JPM)
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