
'Due' for a Pullback ... But So What?

By Jim Cramer
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The too-far-too-fast police are out in full force today. Commodities have moved up too far too fast considering economic activity. Banks have moved up too much vs. nonperforming loans. Houses have moved up too fast considering foreclosures. And most important, stocks have moved up too fast vs. the fundamentals.
All of these, every one of these, are right. The problem is that they have been right for months. They were right when Bank of America went from $3 to $6. They were right when BAC went from $6 to $9. And they were right again when, in a slew of upgrades, BAC went to $14.
They were right about the Nasdaq, which was up 12% at one point even though all we had were a handful of semiconductor companies doing well, and those did not include Intel . They were right when oil went to $40 and...

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