CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia: On May 9’s “Stop Trading”, Jim Cramer warned NOT to buy certain stocks. Which one did he call a “travesty”?
Posted on Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 | In Current Market News, Stocks to Watch
Contributed by: William A. Trent (http://stockmarketbeat.com) -
On May 9’s “Stop Trading”, Jim Cramer warned NOT to buy certain stocks. Which one did he call a “travesty”?
Citigroup (C – Annual Report), AIG (AIG) and Circuit City (CC). Three of the worst companies America has to offer, at least that’s how Jim Cramer sees it.
But it’s AIG that takes the cake. The world’s biggest insurer has become a “travesty,” according to Cramer.
Disclosure: At time of publication, William Trent has no financial position in the companies mentioned in this article.
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