Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Tide's Right at I-Flow

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Arch Chemicals

Finally, Cramer interviewed the CEO of Arch Chemicals(ARJ Quote), Michael Campbell.

Campbell said that the Environmental Protection Agency just gave the company permission to market in the U.S. its Purista, a treatment that helps prevent odor buildup in fabrics.

He added that his company has had success with Purista in Europe, and that the product will soon be available in major retailers like Wal-Mart.

Campbell said that Arch Chemicals is a biocides company, and that it has high hopes for its water chemical business.

Arch's water chemical business has "stunk in terms of profitability," Campbell said, noting that it turned in a 2% margin last year.

Water represents a third of the company, and Campbell said that the company is actively implementing a plan to drive top-line results and margins higher.

Lightning Round

Cramer had a correction. During Wednesday's lightning round, he mistakenly said that ValueClick(VCLK Quote) owns Linkshare. In fact, ValueClick competes with Linkshare.

Cramer was bullish on: Pioneer Drilling(PDC Quote), Yahoo!(YHOO Quote), Concur Technologies(CNQR Quote), Crown Castle(CCI Quote), JDSU(JDSU Quote), Ciena(CIEN Quote), Bookham(BKHM Quote), Crocs(CROX Quote), Broadcom(BRCM Quote) Marvell(MRVL Quote) Pacific Ethanol(PEIX Quote), Archer Daniels Midland(ADM Quote), BHP Billiton(BHP Quote), Motorola(MOT Quote), Grey Wolf(GW Quote), Schlumberger(SLB Quote), Halliburton(HAL Quote), Nabors(NBR Quote) and Starbucks(SBUX Quote).

Cramer was bearish on: Intel(INTC Quote), Tyson Foods(TSN Quote), Charles & Colvard(CTHR Quote), Palm(PALM Quote), Frontline(FRO Quote), United Microelectronics(UMC Quote) and Silicon Motion Technology(SIMO Quote).

For more of Cramer's insights during the most recent Lightning Round, click here.

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At the time of publication, Cramer was long BHP Billiton, Halliburton, Yahoo!.

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