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that would take the share price to new heights. The stock is down more than 4% since that late-July prediction.Campbell Soup "has become investible," Cramer saysAndrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Images
"With Campbell trading at 17 times next year's earnings estimates and, still, 3.1% yield, I think the stock is a buy at these levels, and not just for speculation. This thing has become investible," "I've been buying at different times throughout the past three years and I still think it's a great opportunity," he added.
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