Mad Money Lightning Round: Jim Says EXC Is A Well-Run Utility

In his "Mad Money Lightning Round" on Friday, Jim Cramer said that he would continue to hold shares of Ford Motor F. He, however, said that he favored F’s preferred shares. Ford advanced 2.58% to $11.55 in Friday’s after-hours session. Cramer considered Monsanto MON as a bad stock and nicknamed it as a ‘Steven King nightmare stock.’ After closing at $54.95, up 1.80% on Friday, MON fell 0.27%, to $54.80 in after hours. For Exelon EXC, Jim said that the stock has a ‘lot of nuclear.’ It is a well-run utility and has a dividend yield of 5%, which makes it an aggressive investment option, according to Cramer. EXC traded at $39.45, up 0.05% in the after-hours session. Jim ‘pulled the trigger’ on BP BP for his charitable trust. He, however, stressed that the stock is not meant for the ‘squeamish.’ BP fell 1.80% to $43.07 during after hours. To see more trading ideas, click here. Register for the LA Trader's Expo for Free Here!
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