13 Stocks Jim Cramer Is Looking At

  • In a video published on CNBC, Jim Cramer quickly looked into a few stocks on his radar.

Cramer looked into what he believes are "the two great growth stocks of our time," Nike Inc NKE and Starbucks Corporation SBUX. He classified them as "the two highest quality senior growth stocks in this market," adding that if he recommended the shares and they then went down, he would tell investors to buy more.

Cramer then went into TreeHouse Foods Inc. THS.

"I really like this TreeHouse story," he assured. "I don't know if I want to wait for the secondary offering; maybe buy some now, some after."

He believes Brunswick Corporation BC is "absolutely terrific” and Newell Rubbermaid Inc. NWLis a "multi year positive story."

One stock that had to be in Cramer's radar was the controversial Valeant Pharmaceuticals Intl Inc VRX. He said, "Valeant is the key to the healthcare market. If it goes benign, the group goes higher."

The analyst shared his view on General Electric Company GE, which he believes is breaking out.

"When it comes to semiconductors, I’m an Intel Corporation INTC, Texas Instruments Incorporated TXN guy right now," he continued. "I am willing to cut up my upside."

The one stock Cramer declared not to like was McDermott International MDR. The whole sector of engineering and construction is a "no go" for him.

Cramer mentioned Blackhawk Network Holdings Inc HAWK, a stock that keeps surging and deserves to go on doing so.

Finally, Cramer looked into two giants: The Coca-Cola Co KO and PepsiCo, Inc. PEP.

"Coca-Cola is good, but it's up against Pepsico, which is doing a fantastic job, and its stock is really moving up," he said, concluding he'd prefer to be in Pepsico right now.

Disclosure: Javier Hasse holds no positions in any of the securities mentioned above.

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