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    And on his "Lightning Round" segment that night, he said that "The great news from Ford Motor has got to be great news for Johnson Controls(JCI Quote)." Hartford Financial(HIG Quote): FBR raised its price target on Hartford to $26 as well as its estimates. Full Article at The Street
    The great news from Ford Motor has got to be great news for Johnson Controls(JCI Quote).
    SOURCE: The Street 1 month ago
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Cramer's Take on Headline Stocks: Nov. 4
  1. Hartford has a very clean property casualty business that is worth $36 in solid book. Given that the company's raising book value to that level, it means that the rest of the company's valuation is no longer minus.
    SOURCE: The Street 1 month ago
  2. Ford puts too much emphasis on Cash for Clunkers for its terrific quarter. I was hoping it would be more positive about innate organic demand.
    Jim Cramer – Jim Cramer SOURCE: The Street 1 month ago

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