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Cramer Calls Agrium (AGU) a "Great Story"
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On this afternoon's Stop Trading!, Jim Cramer and Erin Burnett discussed Agrium (NYSE: AGU) and its CEO, Michael Wilson, who appeared on the CNBC show, Street Signs, earlier today. Cramer called Agrium "a great story" and said Wilson is "one of the greats", referring to his position at the top of the largest ag company in the U.S. Additionally, Cramer called Wilson's interview with Erin a "great interview". Click here to watch the interview.
Besides Agrium, Cramer said he also still likes Potash (NYSE: POT), especially since it has come down recently.
Interestingly, Cramer told viewers that if President Bush, Sen. Clinton, or Sen. Obama back down from ethanol at all, ag stocks such as Agrium and Potash will see a "quick drop" in price.
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