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Good Risk, Bad Risk: Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ Recap (Monday 2/1/21) Forget the “red hot” shares like GameStop (GME) – Get Report, and stick with the long-expression themes that are operating, Jim Cramer told his Mad Revenue viewers Monday, as he outlined the numerous approaches personal traders can continue to make money in the stock industry with out buying into the Reddit frenzy. Reopening Plays: Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap (Monday 3/1/21) Jim Cramers sifts through this relentless run in the reopening plays to find the less-obvious companies poised for profit. Forget the “red hot” stocks like GameStop (GME) – Get Report, and stick with the long-term themes that are working, Jim Cramer told his Mad Money viewers Monday, as he outlined the many ways individual investors can still make money in the stock market without buying into the Reddit frenzy. Cramer said that in volatile markets, it always pays to circle back to the fundamentals.
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© TheStreet Boom Town: Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap (Monday 2/22/21)It's not too late to make a bet on stocks that benefit from the reopening of our economy, Jim Cramer told his Mad Money viewers Monday. The reopening train is leaving the station with or without you, Cramer added, which makes now the perfect time to buy.
Cramer's top reopening stock was Walt Disney Co. , which posted a strong quarter on the heels of their Disney+ streaming service. Imagine what the company can do when movies, theme parks and cruises come back into style.
Other travel and leisure stocks included Marriott Worldwide , Wynn Resorts and Penn National Gaming . Cramer was also a fan of Southwest Airlines and Royal Caribbean Cruises . Boeing Co. was another logical reopening play, he said.
Outside of travel, invests should expect a pickup in spending, which bodes well for Visa , Mastercard and American Express . Cramer also liked Estee Lauder and mall REIT Simon Property Group . Finally, in manufacturing, Cramer recommended Caterpillar and said it may finally be time for Nucor to shine.
You're no longer early to these trades, Cramer admitted, but you're not late either. These stocks may underperform until the economy reopens, but when it does, it may be too late to get in. Growth, Cramer concluded, never really goes out of style.
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Executive Decision: Palo Alto Networks
In his first 'Executive Decision' segment of the week, Cramer spoke with Nikesh Arora, chairman and CEO of Palo Alto Networks , the cybersecurity firm that just posted another strong quarter.
Arora said that Palo Alto Networks saw 22% growth in this quarter, but billings in the quarter were affected by the pandemic. As he explained on the company's conference call, some of Palo Alto's customers are doing great, while others are not. Extended payment agreements made billings this quarter a little confusing, he said. The company reaffirmed their guidance for the year.
When asked about the SolarWinds cyberattack, Arora said the repercussions are still being felt. Palo Alto Networks offered free assessments to companies and so far has identified over 500 that were affected by the hack.
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Turning to macro trends, Arora said Palo Alto's focus started with the cloud, then moved to multi-cloud and ultimately to hybrid-cloud security. Their services today are suited for workloads across multiple clouds and for employees that are working from home and the office.
Executive Decision: Ely Lilly
For his second 'Executive Decision' segment, Cramer also spoke with David Ricks, chairman and CEO of Eli Lilly the pharmaceutical giant with shares up 18% so far this year.
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Ricks first spoke of Lilly's progress with Donanemab, a treatment for Alzheimer's disease that the company has been working on for the past 30 years. He said Donanemab could be a game changer. In Phase 2 trials, it has proven to quickly eliminate plaque in the brain that triggers the disease. The one-time treatment can remove plaque that builds up over 20 years and was effective in helping early-stage Alzheimer's patients achieve better outcomes.
In addition to Phase 3 testing, Lilly is also studying whether Donanemab could also be used as a one-time preventative measure for everyone, even before symptoms start.
Ricks was also upbeat on the outlook for COVID-19. He said Lilly's COVID therapies are working against most variants of the disease and overall, vaccines are winning the war. He predicted that by April, the U.S. will have more doses of vaccines than demand.
Executive Decision: ON Semiconductor
For his final 'Executive Decision' segment, Cramer checked in Hussame El-Khoury, president and CEO of ON Semiconductor , the chipmaker with shares up 250% since its March 2020 lows.
El-Khoury said semiconductors are in strong demand and every one of the company's end markets are seeing strength. Automative chips, in particular, are in demand, he said, with environmental chips not far behind.
When asked about the growing shortage in semiconductors, El-Khoury explained that it isn't the volume as much as the velocity of the increase in demand. He said the industry can meet demand in another one to two quarters, but they weren't prepared for the sudden jump in demand.
El-Khoury noted that ON Semi is investing heavily in North American capacity, but the company will continue to have a global footprint. They are working hard to consolidate their operations, he said, but will retain their foundries.
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