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'Mad Money Lightning Round': Load Up on Kraft Foods

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" Friday evening:

SPX Corp (SPW): "You need the economy to get stronger for that company. It doesn't have a good yield, so I'm on the sidelines."

Kraft Foods (KFT): "I like Kraft for the long term. There are so many of their products that are good trade downs. Every time that one pulls back, I want you to buy more."

Quanta Services (PWR): "I think this is such an Obama play I'm surprised people aren't taking notice. The only company that makes money from upgrading the electrical system is Quanta."

Crosstex Energy (XTXI): "I don't trust the dividend; that's a red flag. I think if you want a natural gas company, you want Anadarko Petroleum (APC). That's the best."

Walgreens (WAG): "No! That whole drug store business has gone to heck. I want you to sell, sell, sell."

Chipotle Mexican Grille (CMG): "Oh come on, an expensive fast food company when McDonald's (MCD) is trading this low? I want you to go buy McDonalds."

Pre-Paid Legal Services (PPD): "This is supposed to be recession resistant, but I don't trust the business model. I want to stay away from that one."

Ingersoll-Rand (IR): "No, no. The quarter's going to be bad. I think they're going to have a disappointing quarter and you're going to be able to buy it lower."

AK Steel Holding (AKS): "I've got Nucor (NUE) that's moved up too much, otherwise I'd recommend that one. But AK Steel does not intrigue me. I don't want you touching that one. "

Allied Capital (ALD): "What an opportunity to sell, sell, sell. The last thing we need is a leveraged financial. "

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*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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