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Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Blockbuster Trade

TheStreet.com Staff

03/07/07 - 07:20 PM EST
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Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the "Mad Money Lightning Round" Wednesday evening:

MGM Mirage(MGM Quote): "I am concerned because they're moving into China. ... Stock's had a pullback. It's had enough of a pullback. MGM ... works."

Netflix(NFLX Quote): "We have recommended and continued to recommend Blockbuster(BBI Quote) because they're moving aggressively into Netflix's turf."

Infosys(INFY Quote): "The stock has taken a hit here. Indian outsourcing is a powerful concept that is not going away. ... I want to buy it right here. ... Let's put some on our sheets."

Shutterfly(SFLY Quote): "An OK dot-com. ... I would rather you see you in Interactive(IACI Quote). ... Has a buyback to end all buybacks at $37."

Tyco(TYC Quote): "The company is worth more than 30 bucks. ... I think you sock some in. But you're gonna have to wait to the split-up."

Steak n Shake(SNS Quote): "I'm gonna go with Sonic(SONC Quote). ... I'm giving that [Steak n Shake] a distinctive Don'tBuyDon'tBuy."

First Marblehead(FMD Quote): "Interesting at 43. It's had a big run ... let it go back under 40."

Great Plains Energy(GXP Quote): "Got a great wholesale competitive business ... 5% yield ... I would encourage you to stay in it."

Apple(AAPL Quote): "Meandering, buying time. ... This is the time to take risk."

Google(GOOG Quote): "Was up 16 yesterday, come down a little. ... It too like Apple is trying to find its footing." Cramer likes it below 440.

Bank of America(BAC Quote): "Incredibly well run, got a big buyback."

Cramer also was bullish on

Texas Roadhouse (TXRH Quote), Yahoo! (YHOO Quote) and eBay (EBAY Quote) and

*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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