Jim Cramer answers viewers’ Twitter questions Monday from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Jim was asked whether Apple (AAPL) will be adversely by Verizon’s (VZ) decision to no longer subsidize its phones. Jim said the decision will hurt Verizon, and that this is the wrong time for the company to make sure a move, because AT&T (T) and T-Mobile (TMUS) are coming on strong, and Sprint (S) had a decent quarter. He thinks Verizon should reverse course on its decision. Jim was also asked if EMC (EMC) buys VMware (VMW), would he look for Microsoft (MSFT) or Dell (DELL) to acquire Citrix (CTRX)? Jim responded that Citrix was at a 52-week high last week and that it is a stock that he likes on a fundamental basis, but he didn’t speculate about any takeover. Send your questions to @JimCramer, with #Cramerq.
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