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Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': ABB Powerful

TheStreet.com Staff

Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the "Mad Money Lightning Round" Monday evening:

Eagle Materials(EXP): "A great cement company. If this stock were ever to pull back," Cramer gestured he would back up the truck*.

Marvell(MRVL): When you see a gadget ... you are playing with Marvell. ... This could be one of the biggest stocks for 2007, and I want you to BuyBuyBuy. ... Marvell is for me, two thumbs up, way up." Cramer owns it for his Action Alrts PLUS charitable trust.

Chesapeake Energy(CHK): "We catch one cold wave and you've got 34 ... downside is minimal. ... Pull the trigger!"

Mueller Water(MWA): "This stock is dirt cheap. ... That's a regular consistent business. I say two thumbs up."

Grey Wolf(GW): "Good on its own merits, but I do not look for a takeover [by Halliburton]."

Cisco(CSCO): "[CEO John] Chambers is back, he's bigger than ever. This stock is going higher, it's going to 30. I would buy it here."

Apple(AAPL): "Below 85, I want to buy the stock. The bears are leaning on Apple, and bears, pay attention, open season coming."

Morgan Stanley(MS): "52-week high, earnings coming tomorrow. Ixnay on the buynay." Cramer recommended Goldman Sachs(GS) instead.

Southern Copper(PCU): "I know the dividend is terrific at 9%," but Cramer said it was time to take a little off the table.

People Support(PSPT): "These companies that are outsourcing business have nothing proprietary." At its 52-week high, Cramer said it was a sell.

Allis-Chalmers Energy(ALY): You don't need to be in that small-cap oil service. You go with Halliburton(HAL)," which Cramer owns for his Action Alerts PLUS.

ABB(ABB): Primo nuclear power. ... ABB is the primary nuclear power builder. ... I say ABB at 17 1/2 is not done going up. That stock is going to 20."

*For all you home-gamers, a 'mon-back opportunity means Cramer would back up the figurative truck and load up on a stock.

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