Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Going to Disney

 

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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" Friday evening:

Peabody Energy: "BTU is my favorite. It's down 20 straight points." ... Cramer said if you "schnitzel a little on Monday" and buy a little more later, you'll be positioned well.

Gymboree: "One of two of the hottest retail stocks in America. The other one being CitiTrends. ... I am blessing the trade."

Essex Corp: "This has got some of the best technology. ... It has come all the way back down. ... It's just to darn cheap. I'm backing it up here."

Smith & Wesson: "I see Smith & Wesson going to 8 because they got designer guns."

United Natural: Cramer said you're better off with Whole Foods or Hain.

Disney: "I always liked that fellow Iger. ... I like Disney. ... Goes to 32."

Home Depot: "The Home Despot is no longer gonna work here until we go back to comp numbers." Cramer said to swap into Lowe's, where "the women love to shop."

Playboy: "Whaddaya got some sort of suicide wish? ... I say that because I have no intention of ever being invited to the Mansion."

Sony: "You're very lucky that I already took a nap. I think that Sony is not a buy. I send you to Matsushita."

CenterPoint Energy: "Boring, but not bad. A 5% yield in this market." Cramer also likes Texas Utilities, Con Ed and Exelon.

Burger King: Cramer says ring the register, and also stay away from Chipotle, it's too high.

H&E Equipment: "This company is just en fuego. ... I would look to pick some of this one up under 30."

Cerner: "I think at 37 you're not gonna have a problem."

Gammon Lake Resources: "What we've learned about Canadian gold companies is that when the stocks are going up, you're in nirvana, but when they're going down [barking dog sound]."

"Starbucks is one of the few places that can make you pay $4.95 for a latte ... with two shots of espresso. I like that. ... I'm done, no more calls. I have nothing to look forward to but bourbon and the linoleum floor."

Lightning Round

Cramer was bullish on Peabody Energy(BTU Quote), Gymboree(GYMB Quote), Essex Corp(KEYW Quote), Smith & Wesson(SWB Quote), Hain Celestial(HAIN Quote), Whole Foods(WFMI Quote), Disney(DIS Quote), Lowe's(LOW Quote), CenterPoint Energy(CNP Quote), H&E Equipment Services(HEES Quote), Cerner(CERN Quote) and Starbucks(SBUX Quote).

Cramer was bearish on United Natural Foods(UNFI Quote), Home Depot(HD Quote), Playboy(PLA Quote), Sony(SNE Quote), Burger King(BKC Quote) and Chipotle(CMG Quote).

*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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