Jim Cramer said Friday on CNBC’s “Stop Trading!” segment that “the one tech stock he’s looking at right now is Apple (AAPL) ahead of Wednesday’s postclose earnings report.”
TheStreet.com reports, “Cramer said this is the last quarter before Apple’s release of its much-anticipated iPhone, and buying the stock at a recent $90 is a good move considering the weakness of the competition.”
“Cramer said Nokia has tacked on 6 points from its January lows largely because Motorola is sputtering and misfiring,” TheStreet.com reports.
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