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CNBC's Mad Money Jim Cramer is bearish on Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) and prefers Wynn Resorts (NYSE: WYNN)instead. Las Vegas Sands (LVS) dropped 3.54% on Friday and WYNN lost 0.41%.

Cramer also recommended investors to stay away from Satyam Computer Services Limited(ADR) (NYSE: SAY)as he still didn't forgive them the accounting fiasco. Satyam (SAY) gained 2.81% in the last day of the week.

Cosan (NYSE: CZZ) is to speculative in Cramer's opinion and he believes there are much better stocks than this one. CZZ lost 0.64% in Friday's trading session.

Cramer thinks that Crosstex Energy (NASDAQ: XTEX) might be a cheap stock, but he would sell. He prefers Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) or Kinder Morgan Energy Partners (NYSE: KPM). XTEX dropped 1.23% and EPD gained 0.07% on Friday. KPM lost 0.41%.

There are lots, but here are three biggies.

Not everyone is on the buy side.

Wynn Resorts (NasdaqNM: WYNN) closed yesterday at $64.14. So far the stock has hit a 52-week low of $14.50 and 52-week high of $74.90. Wynn Resorts stock has been showing support around 61.69 and resistance in the 65.91 range. Technical indicators for the stock are Neutral and S&P gives WYNN a neutral 3 STAR ...(Click the story link or go to http://www.marketintelligencecenter.com for the full story)

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Today’s tickers: WFC, AMR, PG, DRYS, DTV, M, EMC, WYNN, TOL & SFD

WFC - Wells Fargo & Co. – A popular option strategy frequently employed on Wells Fargo, the ratio put spread, appeared once again in the January 2010 contract. The bearish play was initiated despite the more than 2% rally in shares during the trading session to $28.75. The ratio spread involved the purchase of 7,500 puts at the January 27.5 strike for an average premium of 1.60 apiece, marked against the sale of 15,000 puts at the lower January 24 strike for 67 cents each. The net cost of the protective play amounts to 26 cents per contract. Thus, downside protection will kick in if shares decline beneath the breakeven price of $27.24 by expiration in January.

AMR - AMR Corp. – American Airlines operator, AMR Corp., attracted a large bullish play by one investor targeting the January 2010 contract. Shares of AMR are up more than 4% to $5.83 with just under one hour remaining in the trading day. An AMR-optimist initiated a call spread by purchasing 15,000 calls at the January 7.5 strike for an average premium of 35 cents each, marked against the sale of 15,000 calls at the higher January 9.0 strike for 10 cents premium apiece. The net cost of the bullish transaction amounts to 25 cents per contract. Profits are available to the call-spreader if shares of AMR rally at least 33% to breach the breakeven point at $7.75 by expiration. Maximum potential profits of 1.25 per contract for a total of $1.875 million are attained by the trader if shares surge 54% to $9.00.

PG - The Proctor & Gamble Co. – Options activity in the January 2011 contract on the consumer products company today indicates one investor expects little fluctuation in shares over the next 14 months. Shares of PG are slightly up by less than 0.25% to stand at $61.90. The trader initiated a sold strangle by selling 2,000 puts at the January 60 strike for 5.73 each, and by selling 2,000 calls at the higher January 65 strike for a premium of 3.82 apiece. The gross premium pocketed on the sale amounts to 9.55 per contract. The strangle-seller retains the full premium if shares of PG remain ‘strangled’ within the parameters of the strike prices described. The investor will benefit from lower option implied volatility on the stock, as well as from the…

Over the past few months, pricing for potash and other fertilizer products have been coming down. This is due not only to lack of demand, but because buyers are in the drivers seat and skillful at negotiation prices. The news about K+S appears to confirm the trends that we have seen with potash and fertilizer [...] Related posts:

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