On June 5, Cramer sang the praises of Yum! Brands. How high did he say the stock would go?

While other restaurant stocks are foundering thanks to soaring oil prices and raw costs, YUM (YUM) cnbc_quoteComponent_init_getData("YUM","WSODQ_COMPONENT_YUM_ID0E2F15839609","WSODQ","true","ID0E2F15839609","off","false"); is capitalizing on new business in overseas. Cramer said the stock “blows through” $45.

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funds with history and reasonable liquidity acceptable expense ratios for the type of portfolio not too much volatility for the return some current yield better total returns than bonds

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The fact that cautious investors ask the kinds of questions on which the filter is based, does not mean the funds that make it through the filter are conservative or necessarily good investments. In fact, some

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