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By Jim Cramer

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 What happened to precipitous declines when a company screws up? Where did they go? Take Potash and Monsanto . Here are two companies that completely blew it, two companies that overpromised and totally did not deliver. What happened? They came in at the bottom end of the range. How could POT not drop to $70? How did Monsanto defy two earnings downgrades and stay put? It's a new pattern. Or how about Research in Motion ? The stock ran up ahead of the quarter, which it shouldn't have. When it reported, the stock got clobbered. But here it is, sneaking right back up on a new buy recommendation. I bet it's on the way higher, even though I don't think it should be. Then there's Qualcomm . Here's a company that has had its numbers cut endlessly. I bet when it reports, the darned thing will go...

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