Jim Cramer: There Are Plenty of Shorts in Constellation Brands

Some investors will try to keep shares of Constellation Brands down, even though the company reported strong quarterly results on Thursday, according to TheStreet's founder Jim Cramer.
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Some investors will try to keep shares of Constellation Brands (STZ) down, even though the company reported strong quarterly results on Thursday, according to TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer.

The company is also set to benefit next quarter, as Cinco de Mayo falls on a Saturday this year.

Cramer will interview Constellation Brands CEO Rob Sands on Thursday's edition of CNBC's Mad Money.

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