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Cramer actually is right on all of these picks. These stocks would probably benefit a fuckton from a split.

>AMZN
No explaining needed. Jeff hasn't done it though since he wants longterm investors and has a disdain for the average retail investor

>GOOG/C
Everybody knows Google. But $1500 is too expensive for the average investor.

>CMG
Everybody loves CMG as well but at $1000+ it's too expensive. If it went to $50 like Coke or something, it would be a pretty staple foods stock.

>NFLX
Same thing here. Brand name, everybody knows it and uses it. $500 is a tad bit much.

>NVDA
Explosive growth the past 5 years, main street knows it by the graphics cards (and consequently, bitcoin.) Never a bad bet to have due to possible explosions in GPU demand via bitcoin (the second wave.)

>ADBE
The digital age, and its leader. XRX has tanked, and ADBE is leading the way for digital enterprise & company document support. $450 is a bit high. Something like $50 like CSCO may help.

>COST
The Amazon of wholesale. 2:1 to $150-180 range like WMT sounds great for the average investor.

>HD
An unusual pick for many, but HD only has room to flourish in the current market setting. This won't go down unless there's a housing bubble that bursts wide open like 2008.

>FB
3:1 to make it <$100 will break psychological barriers for the average investor.

>MSFT
I don't think MSFT needs a split but 2:1, why not.

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