Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': SiRF's Up

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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:

I-Flow: "It trades like a health care stock because it is one. ... I'm not giving up; I'm staying bullish at $13."

Pacific Ethanol: "I do not bless any money going to Pacific Ethanol. ... I think you wait for a pullback. I'm going bearish on ethanol right here."

Express Scripts: "I say you stay with Express Scripts, and when it gets to 75, you 'mon back* double down."

Texas Instruments: "Got 40 written all over it. Most surely I like Texan." Cramer says break open a large-screen TV and you'll find the digital light processors made by TI.

Google: Cramer gives it a $9 earnings-per-share target, a 60 multiple, which projects the stock to $540.

Bookham: "That stock should be at 9 ... no crying over spilled milk."

SiRF Technology: "I think that Garmin, Novatel and SiRF Tech are all up stocks." Cramer expects 15% or more upside. "Triple buy on all three!"

Apple: "I believe ... this was the last bad quarter. ... Apple right here right now is done going down ... because we be going to par, also known as a hundo ($100)."

PetroQuest Energy: "You know you're preaching to the converted. Even when it traded all the way down to 8.50. ... PetroQuest is at 11 and it isn't done going up."

Hewitt Associates: "One of the great bull markets [human resources]." Cramer says Hewitt should be bought, not sold.

Nortel: Cramer threw a chair at the mention of it. "I just got Nortel out of my system and I'm feeling a lot better."