Citrix is terribly run, says Jim Cramer

$26 billion Vmware price is right

By Martin Veitch

Fri Sep 14 2007, 19:52

AMERICAN TV stock-tipping legend Jim Cramer is at it again, calling Citrix "a terribly run company" and doubting chances of rivals hitting back at the sainted Vmware in the hyper-growth sector that is virtualisation software.

Cramer said he felt "terribly guilty" about having earlier said that Vmware stock should be sold.

"Vmware is a trusted name and Citrix is not a trusted name," added the tipster. "Microsoft hasn't been [trusted] for a long time and Microsoft has botched a lot of initiatives".

The video is here, complete with rather excellent Viagra advertisement. µ

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