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Friday April 14th 2006
(Replayed on Monday May 22)

Good Friday - Market Closed

'Stocking the Bar' - Pick for Alcohol

DEO (DIAGEO PLC ADS NEW) and STZ (CONSTELLATION BRD A) are my favorite money-making alcohol stocks... I like the hard stuff. It beats the Brewski (BUD). BF.B (BROWN FORMAN INC B) is for me too.

'Cash Crop'

MO (ALTRIA GROUP INC) is one of my favorite best of breed companies. (Cramer own this stock)

'Smoking Guns'

I think Smith & Wesson (SWB) has better opportunities to grow than RGR (STURM RUGER AND CO). (SWB) and ATK (ALLIANT TECH SYS INC) are the gun stocks that can make you some mad money

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