“We need to high-grade our accidental high-yielder portfolio,” the “Mad Money” host said Monday.
is] the only one I still feel confident about. … We came in too early, and we were too confident about retail. I'm not making that mistake again," he said."At the same time, even a high dividend isn't enough to support a stock in a bad sector."To come up with his list of accidental-high yielders, Cramer started out by looking for names in the S&P 500 to stick with the"largest of the large caps.
, two names that were on his last list of high-yielders – Cramer further narrowed the list to five stocks.
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