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To: Smiling Bob who wrote (10691)	3/27/2007 3:33:35 PM
From: Smiling Bob	Respond to of 19257

Go Jimbo. But what's the real reason you're telling the minions to buy? disclaimer says you have no position, so guessing you're hoping to short on any blip your dying popularity might create. edit- May be right RSH seems to be selling off since his broadcast -- Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! RadioShack's Happy Day By TheStreet.com Staff 3/27/2007 3:08 PM EDT URL: thestreet.com Jim Cramer isn't necessarily a big proponent of technology at the moment, but he does like what he's seeing at a tech seller -- RadioShack (RSH) . "RadioShack is run by a really fabulous guy [Julian Day] , and he's running it for profit," Cramer said Tuesday on CNBC's "Stop Trading!" segment. The stock of the electronics retailer, currently at about $27, can keep going up, he believes. "This is a company that was so poorly run it's scary," he said. "They've got management with a brain now." However, it might be a little pricey. As such, Cramer said he would buy it "hand over fist" if it came down a little. Elsewhere in the retail space, he said Target (TGT) was a better play than its bigger rival Wal-Mart (WMT) , adding that if the stock goes under $59, investors could purchase it. Cramer also offered upbeat comments on agricultural names such as Bunge (BG) and Monsanto (MON) , along with the aggregates complex, noting that road-building is ramping up. "Rocks are on fire," he said. As for the market's overall downturn, he suggested that the uninspiring news from Lennar (LEN) had given traders a "good excuse to ring the register." At the time of publication, Cramer had no positions in stocks mentioned.