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'Mad Money Lightning Round': Don't Give Up on Motorola

Scott Rutt

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

Motorola (MOT): "Don't give up. Motorola is worth so much more that $6. How did it get all the way down to $6? Carl Icahn is in there and in Carl we trust. It's a really good speculative name."

Stillwater Mining (SWC): "I think it's too aggressive. I like Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM) and that's the one I want to buy."

Eaton (ETN): "This is a great American manufacturing company. They're making real solutions and I'd be buying it aggressively right here."

Oilsands Quest (BQI): "This group got too hot. They may pull back a bit, but I'm a believer, and I would stick with that one."

Ferrellgas Partners (FGP): "I think this one is really good. This is the kind of company I really like -- good dividend, good yield. I think you have a winner there, you stick with it."

Under Armour (UA): "No, I have been extremely bearish on this one. I'm reiterating that I can't stand it. Not with Nike (NKE) under $55, how could you even consider Under Armour?"

Salesforce.com (CRM): "Tech is so awful right now. There isn't a single tech stock doing well. Salesforce is doing well, but no one cares. I want to stay away from that one."

Compagnie Generale de Gophysique (CGV): "You have to buy more. This is an unbelievable thing. This is the only oil service company at a 52-week low and I'm salivating to go buy some."

United Parcel Service (UPS): "Fabulous company, can't own it. Costs are out of control ... same with Fedex(FDX). I can't make a case for UPS until they have two good quarters back to back."

Rambus (RMBS): "No, no. You're killing me. I don't want to stick with any tech names right now. "

*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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