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"Mad Money" Stock Picks Daily Recap

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Having trouble keeping track of all of Jim Cramer's stock picks? Below is the latest recap of the stocks mentioned on Jim Cramer's Mad Money show. Also included are stocks mentioned on "Stop Trading!"

This list is provided as a public service. Jim Cramer's trading opinions are followed by many traders and his stock picks, whether you agree with them or not, often move stocks.

Cramer talks fast and gets crazy, and mistakes in these recaps may happen. You should watch the actual shows for specific advice that Cramer gives concerning entry and exit points.
On Tuesday Cramer said the stock to buy is UPS (UPS), which not only has a good dividend, but has been lagging behind FedEx (FDX). Cramer said UPS is poised to catch up to its sector because of its more efficient business model.

Bullish
Apple (AAPL) (Lightning Round)
AT&T (T) (mentioned on Stop Trading!)
Cephalon (CEPH) (mentioned on Stop Trading!)
Chesapeake Energy (CHK) (Lightning Round)
Costco (COST) (Mad Mail)
Devon Energy (DVN) (Lightning Round)
Fedex (FDX) (discussed on Mad Money)
Intel (INTC) (Lightning Round)
Macy's (M) (discussed on Mad Money)
New York Community Bancorp (NYB) (mentioned on Stop Trading!)
United Parcel Service (UPS) (featured on Mad Money)
Verzion (VZ) (mentioned on Stop Trading!)
Wal-Mart (WMT) (Mad Mail)
Walt Disney (DIS) (CEO interview on Mad Money)

Bearish
Citigroup (C) (Lightning Round)
Palm (PALM) (Lightning Round)
Western Digital (WDC) (Lightning Round)




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