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Modest gains today after four losing sessions. While gains were modest, the markets were lifted by a string of new merger deals, including Seagate Technology’s $1.9 billion acquisition of its rival Maxtor Corp.

The Dow Jones industrial average gained 28.18 or 0.3% to 10,833.73, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index finished up 3.17 or 0.3% to 1,262.79, and the Nasdaq composite index closed up 9.24 or 0.4% to 2,231.66.

The market breadth was positive. On the New York Stock Exchange, rising shares outnumbered decliners by 21 to 12 on volume of 1.5 billion shares. On the Nasdaq advancers beat decliners by a margin of about 18 to 11 as 1.7 billion shares changed hands.

In the previous four sessions the Dow has lost 0.7 percent, the S&P has slipped 1 percent and the Nasdaq has fallen 1.8 percent. But the losses have been limited and it won’t take much of a push for stocks to recover before the year is up.

Investors have been awaiting the traditional “Santa Claus” rally. While a run-up at the end of the year is still in sight, the rising oil prices and a stronger dollar have taken some steam out of the stock market’s gains. A string of deals in the technology sector sent stocks higher, but flaring oil prices made investors recoup losses after four consecutive losing sessions.

A government report stated that the Gross Domestic Product expanded at a 4.1% annual rate in the third quarter against the estimated 4.3%. while GDP is lower, investors were still happy that it remained above 4%.

General Motors continued to slide another 4% on news that shareholder Kirk Kekorian had sold 12 million of his 56 million GM shares in order to take tax losses. GM has lost over 50% of its value this year. However, on the Dow, DuPont gained $0.85 to $42.80, American International Group gained $1.02 to $66.44, and Alcoa closed up $0.69 to $28.99. Amongst losers, Disney closed down $0.17 to $24.10, and Honeywell lost $0.47 to $37.68.

Segate Technology closed up $0.63 to $20.23, on news that it will buy rival computer disk-drive maker Maxtor for $1.9 billion in stock. Maxtor shares closed up $2.41 or 53% to $6.93. IBM announced that it will buy software developer Micromuse for $865 million. Micromuse gained over 37% to gain $2.71 to $9.92.

U.S. crude for February delivery gained 47 cents to settle at $58.56 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

All the best,
Manuel Jesus-Backus
The Portfolio Crafter

We have done our best to record the calls for you, but remember that the show is fast moving, and sometimes Cramer bangs on the sell! sell! sell!, bull roar, train wreck, suicide jump, hallelujah chorus, backing up truck, creepy house of pain voice, machine gun, fanfare, toilet flush, all aboard, applause, cash register, bear growl, bowling pins, and submarine diving alarm buttons all at once, while he is screaming.

Please do your own research, and verify all information before acting on it. This summary of Cramer’s picks is not intended to replace watching the show, where his comments about the stocks often include advice about entry and exit points.

Bullish
Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF)
Activision (ATVI)
Alberto-Culver (ACV) *
Alvarion (ALVR) ))))
Ameren (AEE)
Anadarko Petroleum (APC)
Anglo American (AAUK)
AT&T (T) ))))
BellSouth (BLS) ))))
Biogen Idec (BIIB)
Blue Nile (NILE) ))))
Boeing (BA) *
Broadcom (BRCM)
Cal Dive (CDIS)
Domino’s Pizza (DPZ)
eBay (EBAY) ))))
Electronic Arts (ERTS)
Emerson Electric (EMR)
F5 Networks (FFIV) ))))
FedEx (FDX)
Fortune Brands (FO) ))))
Goldman Sachs (GS)
Google (GOOG)
Google (GOOG) ))))
Intel (INTC) ))))
Lexar (LEXR)
LMI Aerospace (LMIA) *
Lyondell Chemical (LYO)
ManTech (MANT)
Marvel (MVL) *
Micron Technology (MU)
Microsoft (MSFT)
Procter & Gamble (PG) *
Qualcomm (QCOM) ))))
Ralph Lauren (RL) STOCK OF THE WEEK *
Shanda (SNDA) ))))
Sun Hydraulics (SNHY) *
The Knot (KNOT) ))))
UPS (UPS)
Wal-Mart (WMT)
Yahoo! (YHOO) ))))

Bearish
Amazon.com (AMZN) ))))
American Eagle Outfitters (AEOS)
Blockbuster (BBI)
Borg Warner (BWA)
CalAmp (CAMP)
Deckers Outdoor (DECK)
Elan (ELN)
General Motors (GM)
Glacier Bancorp (GBCI)
Integrated Device Technology (IDTI)
L3 Communications (LLL)
LeapFrog (LF) *
Lockheed Martin (LMT)
Movie Gallery (MOVI)
Natural Gas Services (NGS)
NetFlix (NFLX)
Oracle (ORCL) ))))
Papa John’s (PZZA)
Placer Dome (PDG)
PlanetOut (LGBT) *
Potash Corporation (POT)
priceline.com (PCLN) ))))
RedHat (RHAT) ))))
SanDisk (SNDK)
Silicon Image (SIMG)
Siliconware (SPIL)

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)))) discussed on the RealMoney Radio show

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Was it the first transit strike in 25 years in New York that led to the fourth day of a slide. The Dow slipped as General Motors continued to sink and investors remained weary of rising interest rates and skeptical of a holiday rally. Stocks closed lower amid signs the year-end rally may have given way to sideways trading.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 30.98 points or 0.3% at 10,805.55, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index lost 0.31 points to close 1,259.61 and the Nasdaq Composite index dropped 0.32 point to 2,222.42.

Market breadth was negative. On the New York Stock Exchange, losers slightly beat winners on volume of 1.5 billion shares. On the Nasdaq decliners also edged out advancers as 1.7 billion shares changed hands.

Stocks have fallen for four straight sessions, which is the market’s longest losing streak since October. Investors will possibly look for a final number third-quarter gross domestic product, to move the markets tomorrow and a mini-rally can be expected.

It is apparent that investors are worried that the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates well into 2006 and possibly make a policy mistake. The housing starts are very strong and unemployment rate is low. The Feds are uncomfortable with both these pointers. While housing starts have risen to an annual rate of 2.12 million in November, producer prices have fallen larger-than-expected 0.7%. This is the biggest drop in 2-1/2 years.

Toyota outstrips GM by grabbing a larger share of the retail market. GM stock slipped down $1.20 or over 6% to $19.85. Toyota also estimates that it would overtake GM as the world’s top car maker. SeraCare Life Sciences lost $9.26 or 48% to $10.04, after outside auditors raised concerns about its accounting practices. Wal-Mart closed down $0.36 to $48.60, after the retailer said it is the target of a criminal investigation involving the transportation of material deemed “hazardous waste” in improper vehicles.

Amongst gainers, Morgan Stanley closed up $1.04 to $57.71, after reporting that its fourth-quarter earnings rose 49%. Merrill Lynch closed up $0.52 to $68.78, Goldman Sachs gained $0.73 to $125.86, and Lehman Brothers also gained some ground.

Light, sweet crude oil for January delivery rose 64 cents to close at $57.98 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

All the best,
Manuel Jesus-Backus
The Portfolio Crafter

We have done our best to record the calls for you, but remember that the show is fast moving, and sometimes Cramer bangs on the sell! sell! sell!, bull roar, train wreck, suicide jump, hallelujah chorus, backing up truck, creepy house of pain voice, machine gun, fanfare, toilet flush, all aboard, applause, cash register, bear growl, bowling pins, and submarine diving alarm buttons all at once, while he is screaming.

Please do your own research, and verify all information before acting on it. This summary of Cramer’s picks is not intended to replace watching the show, where his comments about the stocks often include advice about entry and exit points.

Bullish
Accredited Home (LEND)
Allegheny Technologies (ATI) *
Altria (MO)
Ameritrade’s (AMTD) ))))
Benetton (BNG) *
Boeing (BA) ))))
Boeing (BA) *
Cabot (CBT) *
Canon (CAJ)
Capstone Turbine (CPST) ))))
Clorox (CLX) ))))
ConocoPhilips (COP) ))))
Cypress Semiconductor (CY)
Cytec Industries (CYT) *
eBay (EBAY)
FedEx (FDX)
First Marblehead (FMD)
Hewlett-Packard (NYSE)
Kirin Brewery (KNBWY) *
Lyondell Chemical (LYO) ))))
ManTech International (MANT) *
Motorola (MOT)
ProQuest (PQE) ))))
Prudential (PRU) ))))
Qualcomm (QCOM)
Seagate Technologies (STX)
SigmaTel (SGTL) ))))
St. Joe Company (JOE) *
Symbol Technologies (SBL) *
Tribune (TRB) ))))
Trump (TRMP) ))))
Trump Entertainment (TRMP) *
Under Armour (UARM) ))))
Under Armour (UARM) *
Unitedhealth Group (UNH) ))))
UPS (UPS)
Whole Foods (WFMI)

Bearish
Boyd Gaming (BYD) ))))
Dell (DELL)
Flowers Foods (FLO)
Pfizer (PFE)
RF Micro (RFMD)
Sirius (SIRI) ))))
Sirius Satellite (SIRI)
Swift Transportation (SWFT)
Taser (TASRE)
Titanium Metals Corp. (TIE) *
United Natural (UNFI)
Zoltec (ZOLT) *

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Today was just a big, ugly, red day. Tech concerns and economic anxiety outweighed Pfizer patent victory and falling oil prices to take stocks lower for the third consecutive session. Shares closed near their worst levels of the day today and the Christmas cheer was missing. Increased uncertainty in many individual names brought the whole Nasdaq down.

The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 39.06 or 0.4% to 10,836.53, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index finished down 7.40 or 0.6% to 1,259.92, and the Nasdaq composite index ended down 29.74 or 1.3% to 2,222.74.

Market breadth was negative. On the New York Stock Exchange, declining stocks outnumbered advancers by 24 to 9 on volume of 1.7 billion shares. On the Nasdaq, decliners topped advancers 7 to 3 as 1.7 billion shares changed hands.

Good corporate news and falling oil prices were unable to make the market strong. The catalyst could come later this week in the form of several economic reports, including a final reading on gross domestic product and consumer sentiment. This is a measure of inflation. There are greater odds the market will rally, rather than fall, because there is a sense that the Federal Reserve will halt the rate hikes and the economy will remain strong in 2006. This would probably cheer Wall Street and lay the grounds for an unseasonable first-quarter rally. However, stock market visibility appears to be dim for the rest of the year. Some other indicators for 2006 would be the slight cooling of the housing market, sustained high energy prices, and mounting cost and price pressures for manufacturers. It is likely that 2006 could see a different pattern than 2004 and 2005. Both of those years featured flattish trading in the first three quarters, followed by rallies in the fourth quarter. 2006 could start with a rally.

Some news that kept investors on the edge was Google’s reported success in buying a stake in America Online that hurt Microsoft. Google closed while Microsoft lost $0.07 to $26.83. Yahoo lost $1.27 to $41.05, the patent dispute involving Research in Motion’s Blackberry messaging device made it close up $0.33 to $63.01.

The big news was Pfizer winning a court victory upholding the validity of two key U.S. patents on Lipitor, its cholesterol-lowering drug that is the world’s biggest selling prescription drug. Its stock closed up $1.74 or 8% to $24.32. This is likely to delay plans by an Indian drugmaker to introduce a generic version of the medicine. The news also helped Merck to gain $2.24 or 7% to $32.25, Bristol-Myers Squibb to close up $0.47 or 2% to $22.49, and GlaxoSmithKline to finish up $0.36 or 1% to $51.97.

Amongst the biggest decliners were Caterpillar that closed down $2.81 or 4% to $56.83, Intel closed down $0.60 to $25.78, and General Motors closed down $0.84 to $21.05.

FPL closed down $0.19 to $42.76, on announcement that it had reached an agreement to buy Constellation Energy in a $11 billion deal. Stock of Constellation Energy lost $2.52 to $59.10. The stock-swap merger will create a company with a market capitalization of about $28 billion, annual revenue of $27 billion and $57 billion of assets.

The January light crude futures contract fell 72 cents to close at $57.34 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

All the best,
Manuel Jesus-Backus
The Portfolio Crafter

We have done our best to record the calls for you, but remember that the show is fast moving, and sometimes Cramer bangs on the sell! sell! sell!, bull roar, train wreck, suicide jump, hallelujah chorus, backing up truck, creepy house of pain voice, machine gun, fanfare, toilet flush, all aboard, applause, cash register, bear growl, bowling pins, and submarine diving alarm buttons all at once, while he is screaming.

Please do your own research, and verify all information before acting on it. This summary of Cramer’s picks is not intended to replace watching the show, where his comments about the stocks often include advice about entry and exit points.

Bullish
@Road (ARDI) ))))
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) ))))
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions (MDRX) ))))
Alon USA Energy (ALJ) ))))
Ameritrade (AMTD) ))))
Cytec Industries (CYT)
Cytyc (CYTC) *
Evergreen Solar (ESLR) ))))
First Marblehead (FMD) ))))
Genentech (DNA) ))))
Genesis Microchip (GNSS)
Google (GOOG) ))))
Guitar Center (GTRC) ))))
Halliburton (HAL) ))))
John Deere (DE) ))))
Lexar Media (LEXR)
Medtronic (MDT)
Microsoft (MSFT)
Monster Worldwide (MNST) ))))
Motorola (MOT)
PNM Resources (PNM) ))))
Pulte Homes (PHM) *
RF Micro Devices (RFMD) ))))
Rofin-Sinar Technologies (SWY) *
Schlumberger (SLB) ))))
Shanda Interactive Entertainment (SNDA) *
Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI) *
St. Joe (JOE) *
St. Jude Medical (STJ)
St. Jude Medical (STJ) ))))
Starbucks (SBUX) *
Tesco (TESOF)
Trident Microsystems (TRID)
Urban Outfitters (URBN) ))))
Vornado Realty Trust (VNO)
Wal-Mart (WMT) *
Whole Foods Market (WFMI) *

Bearish
Alcan (AL) *
Alcoa (AA) *
AMR (AMR)
Apple Computer (AAPL)
Birch Mountain Resources (BMD)
Build-A-Bear Workshop (BBW) ))))
Cambridge Display Technology (OLED) ))))
Cisco (CSCO)
Costco (COST) *
Eli Lilly (LLY) *
EnCana (ECA)
GlobalSantaFe (GSF)
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSO)
Multi-Fineline Electronix’ (MFLX) ))))
Netflix (NFLX)
Newport (NEWP) ))))
Pacific Ethanol (PEIX)
Petrobras Energia Participaciones (PZE) ))))
Pine Valley Mining (PVMCF) ))))
Plains Exploration & Production (PXP) ))))
RealNetworks (RNWK) *
Simon Property Group (SPG)
Sulphco (SUF)
Tellabs (TLAB)
Tyco International (TYC)
UAP Holdings (UAPH) ))))

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Options expirations and index rebalancing led to volatility and despite a steep drop in oil prices, the markets dipped making many investors wonder if the year end rally was over.

Today, the Dow Jones industrial average lost 6.08 points or 0.1% to close at 10,875.59, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index lost 3.62 or 0.3% to 1,267.32, and the Nasdaq composite index finished lower by 8.15 points or 0.4% to 252.48. The Nasdaq was lower for the third-straight week losing 0.2%. The Dow and S&P both managed to end higher for the week 0.9% and 0.6% respectively. For the year, the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq are all higher.

Market breadth was negative. On the New York Stock Exchange, declining shares outnumbered rising stocks by 16 to 15 on volume of 2.1 billion shares. On the Nasdaq, there were 16 falling stocks for every 13 as 2.4 billion shares changed hands.

The Commerce Department said the nation’s current-account deficit narrowed by 1% to $195.8 billion in the third quarter. Therefore, despite the recent sluggish performance on Wall Street, many investors are still anticipating a Santa Claus rally in the last two weeks of the year.

Amongst the winners, Adobe System closed up $3.89 or over 11% to $38.82, after stating that its fourth-quarter profit jumped 38%. Caterpillar closed up $0.93 or 1.6% to $59.64, Altira gained $0.70 to $77.32, and United Technologies gained $0.43 to $58.03, after CIBC raised its rating to “sector outperformer” from “sector performer”.

Amongst losers, SFBC International closed down $2.64 to $13.14, General Motors lost $0.24 to $21.89, RadioShack lost $1.53 or over 6% to $22.19, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia closed down $0.47 or over 3% to $19.03, and Oracle lost $0.14 or 1% to $12.69 after posting a lower second-quarter profit.

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to acquire Animas for $518 million in cash. This led the two stocks to go up $0.70 to $60.86, and $5.83 to $24.03 respectively. Stock of Albertson’s gained $0.34 to $24.33, after a report that it is likely to be purchased by Kimco Realty that closed down $0.05 to $32.68 and SuperValu which lost $0.10 to $32.05.

Light, sweet crude oil for January delivery fell $1.93 to $58.06 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. This calmed fears that high oil prices would hurt corporate profits and consumer spending. This slide weighed heavily on energy stocks which all closed down.

All the best,
Manuel Jesus-Backus
The Portfolio Crafter

We have done our best to record the calls for you, but remember that the show is fast moving, and sometimes Cramer bangs on the sell! sell! sell!, bull roar, train wreck, suicide jump, hallelujah chorus, backing up truck, creepy house of pain voice, machine gun, fanfare, toilet flush, all aboard, applause, cash register, bear growl, bowling pins, and submarine diving alarm buttons all at once, while he is screaming.

Please do your own research, and verify all information before acting on it. This summary of Cramer’s picks is not intended to replace watching the show, where his comments about the stocks often include advice about entry and exit points.

Bullish
Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) ))))
Advanced Medical Optics (EYE)
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) ))))
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions (MDRX)
Altria (MO) ))))
American Eagle Outfitters (AEOS) ))))
Amgen (AMGN)
AnnTaylor Stores (ANN)
BE Aerospace (BEAV)
Biogen Idec (BIIB)
Blue Nile (NILE) *
Boeing (BA) *
Caterpillar (CAT)
Comcast (CMCSA) *
Cummins (CMI) *
Deere & Co. (DE)
Evergreen Solar (ESLR) *
First Marblehead (FMD) ))))
Global Industries (GLBL)
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) ))))
ICICI Bank Limited (IBN)
Intel (INTC) ))))
Quidel (QDEL)
Sara Lee’s (SLE) *
Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI) ))))
SunPower (SPWR) *
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA)
Walgreen (WAG)

Bearish
Avon Products (AVP)
BEA Systems (BEAS)
Bodisen Biotech (BBC)
Dell (DELL) ))))
Dillard’s (DDS) *
Elan (ELN)
Gehl (GEHL)
Oracle (ORCL)
OraSure Technologies (OSUR)

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Stocks closed slightly lower today after a session made volatile by the early impact of Friday’s “quadruple witching” options and futures expirations. While Altria rallied on a favorable tobacco verdict and Bear Stearns rose on strong earnings, the market did close in the red.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 1.84 point or 0.2% at 10,881.67, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index lost 1.80 points or 0.14% at 1,270.94, and the Nasdaq lost 1.96 points or 0.09% to close at 2,260.63.

Market breadth was negative. On the New York Stock Exchange, losers beat winners nearly 21 to 12 on volume of 1.61 billion shares. On the Nasdaq, decliners beat out advancers 18 to 11 as 1.82 billion shares changed hands.

Today’s pullback is largely attributable to the expiration of stock index futures and options and individual stock futures and options tomorrow. This happens once a quarter and can lead to increased volatility in the underlying stocks as well as higher trading volume.

The Consumer Price Index fell 0.6% in November. Energy prices plunged 8%, led by a 16% drop in gasoline prices. The core CPI rose 0.2% as in October. There has also been a decline in inflation during November. Factory Activity has shown improvement but new orders have slipped. The number of workers filing initial claims for jobless benefits edged up and industrial output rose 0.7% in November.

Amongst the gainers, Darden Restaurant rose 5%, and Altria Group edged up $2.89 or 4% to $76.62, after the Illinois high court reversed a $10.1 billion verdict against Philip Morris USA, with instructions to dismiss the class-action lawsuit. Merck closed up $0.57 or 2% to $29.77, after it announced additional $1 billion worth of projected cuts to its plan to slash cost. Amgen closed up $3.66 or over 4% to $80.44, after it agreed to buy Abgenix for about $2.2 billion in cash.

Amongst losers, Procter & Gamble fell over 1%, Symantech fell 2.5% and Charles Schwab closed down 1%. Pier1 posted a third quarter loss and its share lost 14%. Goldman Sachs reported growth of 37% in the fourth quarter and yet its share lost 1%.

Light, sweet crude oil for January delivery fell 86 cents to $59.99 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

All the best,
Manuel Jesus-Backus
The Portfolio Crafter

We have done our best to record the calls for you, but remember that the show is fast moving, and sometimes Cramer bangs on the sell! sell! sell!, bull roar, train wreck, suicide jump, hallelujah chorus, backing up truck, creepy house of pain voice, machine gun, fanfare, toilet flush, all aboard, applause, cash register, bear growl, bowling pins, and submarine diving alarm buttons all at once, while he is screaming.

Please do your own research, and verify all information before acting on it. This summary of Cramer’s picks is not intended to replace watching the show, where his comments about the stocks often include advice about entry and exit points.

Bullish
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions (MDRX) ))))
Altria (MO) ))))
America Movil (AMX)
AmerisourceBergen (ABC)
Ameritrade (AMTD) ))))
Best Buy (BBY) ))))
Birch Mountain Resources (BMD)
Broadcom (BRCM)
Cardinal Health (CAH)
Chesapeake Energy (CHK)
Corning (GLW)
Crane (CR) *
Deere & Co. (DE) *
Dow (DOW) ))))
Du Pont (DD) ))))
E*Trade Financial (ET) *
GameStop (GME) ))))
General Mills (GIS) ))))
Google (GOOG) ))))
Hain Celestial (HAIN) *
Halliburton (HAL)
Harsco (HSC) *
Ingersoll-Rand (IR)
J.P. Morgan Chase (JPM) ))))
Kellogg (K) ))))
Marvell Technology Group (MRVL)
McKesson (MCK)
Medco Health Solutions (MHS)
Monsanto (MON) *
Motorola (MOT) ))))
Nokia (NOK)
Occidental Petroleum (OXY) ))))
Oil States (OIS) ))))
Paccar (PCAR)
Panera Bread (PNRA) *
PNM Resources (PNM)
Procter & Gamble (PG) ))))
Qualcomm (QCOM)
Ruth’s Chris Steak House (RUTH)
Ryder System (R)
Salesforce.com (CRM)
Schering-Plough (SGP) ))))
Seagate Technology (STX).
Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI)
Sysco (SYY)
T. Rowe Price (TROW) ))))
Toyota Motor (TM) ))))
UnitedHealth Group (UNH) ))))
Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) ))))
Whole Foods Market (WFMI) ))))
Whole Foods Market (WFMI) *
Zumiez (ZUMZ) ))))

Bearish
Activision (ATVI)
Annaly Mortgage (NLY) ))))
Brunswick (BC)
Celanese (CE) ))))
Cendant (CD)
Cisco (CSCO)
Conexant Systems (CNXT)
ConocoPhillips (COP) ))))
Cutera (CUTR)
General Motors (GM) ))))
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) ))))
Millennium Pharmaceuticals (MLNM) ))))
Nash-Finch (NAFC)
Scottish Power (SPI)
Silicon Image (SIMG)
Tibco Software (TIBX)
Tiffany (TIF)
Verizon (VZ)

All stocks called during Lightning Round on Mad Money TV show except:
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)))) discussed on the RealMoney Radio show

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