Key insights
- Jim Cramer offers his opinions on several stocks during his 'Lightning Round'. He expresses strong positive sentiment towards EQT and the natural gas sector, citing Devon Energy. For BlackBerry, he believes the technology is promising and warrants further investigation, though advises against buying all at once. He suggests Corning as an alternative for those interested in Applied Optoelectronics and remains cautious on Primoris Services pending further information regarding an executive resignation and insider buying.
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Transocean: “No, no, no. I do like EQT here very much and natural gas in the Devon story makes me very excited.”
Primoris Services: “So this thing was hit because an executive resigned who was loved. There’s been insider buying versus an executive resigned. We can’t make a decision until we find out which of those is right.”
Applied Optoelectronics: “If you’re going to go that way, you need to go to Corning.”
BlackBerry: “BlackBerry is good. We’ve looked at the technology. We were actually going to do a piece about why I think Blackberry may be very interesting here, but ... we don’t buy all at once.”
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