Jim Cramer, portfolio manager of TheStreet's Action Alerts Plus and host of CNBC's 'Mad Money,' sees a selective Santa Claus rally on Wall Street this year, saying stocks that have been strong all year will continue to rally, including Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOG). Cramer also commented on Disney's (DIS) recent announcement that it lost millions of ESPN subscriptions, saying he wouldn't sell the stock on that news, but added that investors could sell the stock as a trade ahead of the release of the new Star Wars movie. A viewer asked if Cramer was still a fan of Yahoo (YHOO) despite the naysayers, and Cramer responded his trade is still the same, sell Alibaba (BABA) and buy Yahoo. Cramer was asked if Nike (NKE) is approaching its top, and he responded that Nike and Starbucks (SBUX) are stocks investors will want to show that they own at the end of the year. Another viewer asked about CarMax (KMX) which is near a 52 week low. Cramer said he thinks the stock is wrongly priced and he wants to buy it. Another stock Cramer likes is Accenture (ACN), because the numbers keep bumping higher. Send your questions to Jim Cramer on Facebook and Twitter @JimCramer using #CramerQ.
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