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Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': BE Aerospace Soars

05/23/06 - 07:26 PM EDT

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TheStreet.com Staff
TheStreet.com Staff

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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" Tuesday evening:

Baidu: "Yahoo! is a better way to play China. ... For once in my lifetime, I agree with Barron's!" Cramer owns Yahoo! for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

Alliant Energy: "I want you to sell the Alliant and buy Con Edison."

Dynamic Materials: "One of these kinds of derivative aerospace plays. ... I'm telling you BOOM has had its day."

SunTech Power: "This is ... the best of breed of the alternative-power stocks. ... But the way it acts after its quarter ... tells me be careful out there! SellSellSell."

VeriFone Holdings: "He [CEO Douglas Bergeron] is money in the bank. We love that stock!"

Immucor: "This is a good company, and when I started the show, I mistakenly did not like these guys. It was my bad. ... Since then, I got my act together. That stock is a two-thumbs-up stock."

Freeport McMoRan: "That's not pain. You were up 2 bucks today. ... You can own that. Gets to 60."

Sirius Satellite Radio: I don't know what I'm gonna tell Mel (CEO Karmazin, when Cramer has breakfast with him tomorrow)."

MDU Resources: "You know I'm always gonna send you to Kinder Morgan."

Elan: "Time to go." Cramer hit the ring-the-register button.

BE Aerospace: I would actually want to buy BEA because aerospace is still in bull market mode. ... Makes the seating for airplanes. That's a red-hot business. BuyBuyBuy."

Brocade: "That Brocade quarter was a thing of beauty. ... That pullback [to 5.90] is worthy of a 'mon back*."

Finisar: "Part of my fiber-optic complex that has pulled back so much. ... I think Finisar is done going down."

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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Yahoo!.

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