Jim Cramer's Lightning Round
'Mad Money Lightning Round": Go With Best Buy
Scott Rutt
01/05/09 - 08:09 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" Monday evening:
Bank of America : "If you like Bank of America, you should like
Wells
Fargo (WFC) even more. They've got less leverage and should do even better when the real
estate bottom hits."
Clean Energy Fuels
(CLNE): "Now that the Pickens' Plan fizzled, these stocks have
nothing left. We're getting a rally from hedge fund selling; use it to
scale out unless you're a speculator."
Best Buy
(BBY):
"I like Best Buy. There's a new broadband TV due to be announced at
the Consumer Electronics Show and that could be a whole new product
cycle for Best Buy. I want to own that."
Royal Bank of Canada
(RY): "That one has been hit by the weak Canadian dollar,
but I do think that Canadian banks with decent balance sheets will
eventually be OK."
Google
(GOOG):
"I feel that Google is having a good quarter and is a decent stock but
in the end it's hostage to advertising. That makes it only a mild buy."
Ultra Petroleum
(UPL): "I want you to buy more. Natural gas is done going
down, that's my prediction. They are the lowest cost producer. I want
to buy Ultra."
Goldman Sachs
(GS): "I've got a new thesis on Goldman. I think they're
cheap, their balance sheet is clean and I believe in their CEO. "
Itron
(ITRI):
"I recommended this one and I've been wrong, but I'm doubling down
right here and re-recommending it."
Cabela's Inc
(CAB): "Stop being interested. That one's a walking heart
attack. That one is and has been a sell. If you want sporting goods,
I'd be in
Dicks Sporting Goods
(DKS)"
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