Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': You Cannot Be Sirius

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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:

Dell: "I thought you oughta ring the register on the luckier-than-expected gain you got today" in light of Microsoft's delay of its Vista operating system, which could pinch PCs.

Under Armour: "While I like Under Armour very much, the management ... gave the worst conference call I have heard in this millennium. But I'm not gonna back away. I'm giving it one thumb up."

Sirius: "I frankly even under 5 [have to hit] Don'tBuyDon'tBuyDon'tBuy. ... You cannot be serious."

Anglo American: "I would wait until it gets to 15 to do a 'mon back*, and if it goes to 19, I'm doing a triple sell."

Stereotaxis: "That company is a serial loser of money. I don't think you need to be in that one when you can be in Genentech."

Smucker: "I would rather own Sara Lee with a 4% yield and no pin action. Cramer also likes Kellogg and Kraft over Smucker.

CVS: "Do a 'mon back if this stock even drops a dollar. It's my favorite drugstore."

Silver Wheaton: "We do a 'mon back on BHP (which Cramer owns for his ActionAlerts PLUS charitable trust)) ... a better mineral company. ... I like that better."

Medarex: "That is not a great company and it is also very expensive."

Fred's: A mediocre retailer. ... Let's stick with Home Depot and Lowe's."

Laserscope: "I have backed away from this group."

Vitesse Semiconductor: "I like Vitesse and I'm sticking with it two thumbs up. This is part of the Cramer basket of semiconductors that I like so much."

Ciena: "It's taking a little nap because it's so exhausted from 2 to 5. 'Mon back at 4.50. Ciena is for me."