February 5th - Superbowl Ads

Cramer started out by looking at superbowl ads and the big companies who put up the money to have theirs shown last night. He said BUD PEP and GM were the big 3. Looking at last years big advertisers, they did very well, but Cramer said that some companies may just dish out money for expensive ads just to get people to buy their stock. He said BUD and PEP were the #1 picks of the superbowl ads. He then said DMND is a buy, but the superbowl ad should just be a sign to do your homework on the company and not buy just because of their ad. GRMN was also mentioned, but Cramer said it wasn't a superbowl ad winner. None of the stocks mentioned in the segment had any after hours price action to speak of....which seems very odd, but that's what I'm seeing.

Finally Cramer had a baby boomer segment and recommended T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. (TROW) and Legg Mason Inc. (LM). LM is too expensive, and TROW only had a small gain and trades near $50, which is also too expensive for my taste.

I'll also add that Cramer had a CEO segment with the CEO of Avnet Inc. (AVT). I normally skip this segments as opportunities, but will point out here that this was the only stock mentioned that had much of a move after hours, although not a great one.

Closing Price: $32.42
After Hours High: $ 33.25
Percent Increase at High: 2.56%
After Hours Most Recent Price: $ 33.01
Percent Increase at Most Recent Price: 1.82%
Sector: Services
Days to Cover: 4.2
Short %: 3.95 %
% Held by Insiders: %
% Held by Institutions: %
50 Day Moving Average: $26.55
200 Day Moving Average: $22.44
Average Price Drop for Sector: 2.8%

Might be worth keeping an eye one, but I'm not sure if these CEO segment stocks get the same sort of attention.