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    Default Boeing (BA) remains a buy under $120 - Cramer's Mad Money Stock Picks Recap

    Cramer's Mad Money Daily Recap - Wednesday, 10/22/14

    Wednesday, Boeing (BA), a stock that beat the estimates, sold off during the day, but Cramer said it remains a buy under $120 a share.

    Bullish
    Apache (APA) (Lightning Round)
    Apple (AAPL) (discussed)
    Boeing (BA) (featured)
    Celgene (CELG) (Lightning Round)
    Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) (featured)
    Dow Chemical (DOW) (discussed)
    EOG Resources (EOG) (discussed)
    General Electric (GE) (Lightning Round)
    Google (GOOGL) (discussed)
    Honeywell (HON) (discussed)
    Kinder Morgan (KMI) (CEO interview)
    Tupperware (TUP) (CEO interview)
    Yahoo! (YHOO) (featured)

    Bearish
    Amgen (AMGN) (Lightning Round)
    Arbor Realty Trust (ABR) (Lightning Round)
    Babcock & Wilcox (BWC) (Lightning Round)
    Chesapeake Energy (CHK) (Lightning Round)
    Coca-Cola (KO) (featured)
    Ellington Financial (EFC) (Lightning Round)
    Emerge Energy Services (EMES) (Lightning Round)
    Kite Pharma (KITE) (Lightning Round)
    SandRidge Energy (SD) (Lightning Round)
    Silver Wheaton (SLW) (Lightning Round)
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    Tuesday, Cramer said shares of Boeing (BA) are down ahead of earnings, offering invetors an attractive entry point with demand for planes strong and military spending on the rise.

    Bullish
    Apple (AAPL) (discussed)
    Boeing (BA) (discussed)
    Costco (COST) (discussed)
    CVS Health (CVS) (discussed)
    First Horizon National (FHN) (Lightning Round)
    Honeywell (HON) (discussed)
    Horizon Pharma (HZNP) (CEO interview)
    Kimberly-Clark (KMB) (discussed)
    Kroger (KR) (discussed)
    Nordstrom (JWN) (discussed)
    Pepsico (PEP) (discussed)
    Polaris Industries (PII) (CEO interview)
    Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) (discussed)
    Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) (discussed)
    Southwest Airlines (LUV) (discussed)
    Starbucks (SBUX) (discussed)
    Unilever (UL) (discussed)
    Yahoo! (YHOO) (discussed)

    Bearish
    Achillion Pharmaceuticals (ACHN) (Lightning Round)
    Boston Beer (SAM) (discussed)
    Caterpillar (CAT) (discussed)
    Dunkin Brands (DNKN) (discussed)
    Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) (discussed)
    Martin Midstream Partners (MMLP) (Lightning Round)
    Microsoft (MSFT) (discussed)
    Procter & Gamble (PG) (discussed)
    State Street (STT) (Lightning Round)
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    NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The machines were back in charge today, Jim Cramer said on Mad Money Wednesday. Yes, program trading was once again ignoring all the good news in our economy and focusing instead on all the bad, Cramer said. But that's great news for all those individual investors who may have missed the bottom.
    Cramer explained that oil shedding another $2 a barrel, sinking to its lowest level since 2012, is great news for consumers, but for big money managers, it signals that the global economy is stalling and stocks are in trouble.

    But despite the fact that our stock market is made up thousands of individual companies, some of which are actually doing quite well, these same fund managers tell their machines to sell, sell, sell the whole market using exchange-traded funds and other baskets of stocks.

    So while some oil stocks are taking on too much risk given oil's continued slide, Cramer said the fact remains that cheap oil is a big win for airlines, restaurants and retail stocks, along with anyone who uses large amounts of commodities or ships things great distances.

    Cramer said he'd circle back to winners like Honeywell (HON) or Dow Chemical (DOW) , a stock which Cramer owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS. Cramer also gave the nod to some of the better oil stocks, like EOG Resources (EOG) , which should be finding its bottom soon.
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    Moronic Trading

    Sometimes the market gets it wrong, Cramer reminded viewers, which is why investors should never trust the market to do the right thing. That was certainly the case today as Cramer highlighted just a few cases of what he deemed "moronic trading."

    First up: Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG - Get Report) , a company that delivered a mind-blowing 19.8% increase in same-store sales but saw its stock plummet throughout the day as investors fretted over the company's tepid forecasts. Really? Cramer said Chipotle would be nuts not to guide expectations lower. No one can keep growing at 19%.

    Cramer said Chipotle's only problem remains that it's too popular and can't get people through the line fast enough. Don't blink, he concluded, just buy it.

    Then there's Boeing (BA) , another stock that beat the estimates, but after a brief rally in the pre-market it sold off through the day. Cramer said this stock remains a buy under $120 a share.

    Other notable mentions included Dow Chemical, Google (GOOGL - Get Report) and Apple (AAPL - Get Report) , all three of which are Action Alerts PLUS favorites.
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