Fast Money Stock Picks – January 22, 2009 – Trading the New Administration
Fast Money Stock Picks – January 22, 2009 – Trading the New Administration
Adami:
USB – US Bancorp – Stock is cheap, but they’re caught up in the tsunami
LLL – L-3 Communications – Buy – Final Trade
Finerman:
TBT – ProShares UltraShort Lehman 20+ Yr ETF – Sell at least half
PMI – Philip Morris International – Take a closer look
CBS – CBS – Steer clear
IYR – iShares Dow Jones US Real Estate – Short after a bounce – Final Trade
Macke:
MSFT – Microsoft – Sell – Final Trade
Seymour:
DXO – PowerShares DB Crude Oil Double Long – Buy – Final Trade
Carter Worth:
*Expect these stocks to break lower:
PG – Proctor & Gamble
PEP – Pepsi
CL – Colgate
CLX – Clorox
XOM – Exxon – Sell
Pops (stocks that jumped higher):
HSY – Hershey (3%) – Citigroup upgraded them from ‘hold’ to ‘buy’ saying it will benefit from consumers trading down to less expensive chocolates
POT – Potash (5%) – Macke: I’m not sure they can hold the gains
LUV – Southwest Airlines (17%) – Adami: I love LUV just for CEO Herb Kelleher
UNH – UnitedHealth Group (9%) – Finerman: Their story is pretty good
EAT – Brinker International (32%) – Posted much better than expected quarterly results, due partly to their ability to control costs
Drops (stocks that slid lower):
SNE – Sony (14%) – Seymour: I think it could go lower
NOK – Nokia (10%) – Seymour: Not a lot of good things here
EBAY – eBay (12%) – Macke: I’ve been cautionary on this stock for some time
FCX – Freeport McMoRan (4%) – Adami: It’s a volatile space
BCS – Barclays (18%) – Concerns of nationalization in the UK
FITB – Fifth Third Bancorp (29%) – Posted quarterly loss of $2.2 billion, its third straight loss
JEC – Jacobs Engineering (12%) – One of its most important clients, Suncor, slashed its 2009 spending



