Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: I Scream for Big Screens

Stock quotes in this article: AUO , GLW , WMT , ZGEN , IDR , FS , BEAV , AAPL , ERTS , RSH , VSE , ADM , HPQ , JCG , GS , BSC , FDX , DGX , PIR , PKTR , LSTR , NDSN , JDSU , CSCO , CAH , GIS , MHS , TJX , CHRS  

Buy these nine on Monday and sell them on Wednesday or Thursday morning, Cramer recommended. If people want to buy one, Cramer tabbed Charming Shoppes.

General Milling About

Cramer welcomed General Mills (GIS Quote) Chairman and CEO Stephen Sanger to the show and congratulated him on General Mills' great quarter.

When Cramer asked Sanger if this was an acceleration quarter, Sanger said it has been.

"We have been growing nicely but we picked up the pace this quarter," Sanger said. "You've been talking about soup, cereal and soaps, and we're two out of three of those."

When Cramer asked about General Mills' decision to go forward with advertising and not cut back on it Sanger responded, "We've always been very strong advertising spenders."

"Our brands are the critical asset and enable us to perform consistently well," he went on to say. "When we see a great response to the advertising, we invest more in it."

To view Cramer's interview with Sanger, click here.

Lightning Round

Cramer was bullish on ZymoGenetics (ZGEN Quote), Intrawest (IDR Quote), Four Seasons (FS Quote), BE Aerospace (BEAV Quote), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ Quote), J Crew (JCG Quote), Goldman Sachs (GS Quote), Bear Stearns (BSC Quote), FedEx (FDX Quote) and Quest Diagnostics (DGX Quote).

Cramer was bearish on Pier 1 Imports (PIR Quote), Packeteer (PKTR Quote), Landstar System (LSTR Quote), Nordson (NDSN Quote) and JDSU (JDSU Quote).

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

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