Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Chicago Merc My Kind of Stock

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

Corning(GLW Quote): "No breakout coming. If anything, it is a Don'tBuyDon'tBuy until it goes back to 17."

IBM(IBM Quote): "I think the stock is headed to 90. I am giving it one of my rare BuyBuyBuys."

St. Joe(JOE Quote): "You wanna buy it. People, in the end, want to live next to the beach. That stock is a buy, and I'm doin' a 'mon back* here."

Premium Standard(symbol Quote): "We don't back up the truck at a 52-week high! I'm more inclined to ring the register. Hogs get slaughtered."

Nabors Industries(NBR Quote): "What is not to like?"

Headwaters(HW Quote): "I like Headwaters plenty. I say two thumbs up!"

Georgia Gulf(GGC Quote): "I recognize they're gonna have a monster quarter ... and the bears are gonna have to eat crow!"

Micron(MU Quote): "At 12 and a half, it's a buy."

Cisco(CSCO Quote): "The bad news is that stock just completely and utterly flatlined. The paddles don't work when it comes to Cisco."

Alpharma(ALO Quote): "You ring the register! I'm throwing the register at you that's how much I want you to ring it."

PetsMart(PETM Quote): "While I like the stock, I believe GameStop(GME Quote) is better. I would rather be levered to video games [before Xbox season] than cats and dogs."

Electronic Arts(ERTS Quote): "I am still concerned about the quarter because I am afraid they're not going to have everything in the stores. That's why I say swap out and into GameStop."

Bank of America(BAC Quote): "I will tell you how good this rally is ... that I will even give Bank of America a thumbs up."

Chicago Mercantile Exchange(CME Quote): "I missed the run ... and for that my head should be cut off [sound effect of knives being sharpened]. I think the complex of BOT [Chicago Board of Trade], Google and the CME are all gonna be up between here and year-end. Any pullback is a buy -- and a gift."