Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Stock Up on Crocs

Stock quotes in this article: CROX , JNJ , BOBJ , NOK , MOT , GLW , AAPL , NYX  

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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" Monday evening:

Zimmer Holdings(ZMH Quote): "A problem both with the government looking at pricing, and Zimmer didn't have great growth overseas. ... Johnson & Johnson(JNJ Quote), that is my favorite. Swap out of Zimmer and move to J&J," which Cramer owns for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

Business Objects(BOBJ Quote): "I wanted to call the bottom in this thing so much ... still going higher. ... why don't we wait until it pulls back to 30 before we pull the trigger?"

Crocs(CROX Quote): "I believe that Crocs will guide higher. I then believe the shorts will try to push it down. ... I want you in it. I think this quarter's great. ... The bottom line is Crocs is going higher, and you did right."

TriQuint Semiconductor(TQNT Quote): "One of many mixed-signals stocks. ... If you wanna be in the big-screen TV business, I am still going to send you to the actual glassmakers, either Corning(GLW Quote) or AU Optronics(AUO Quote)."

NYSE Group(NYX Quote): "It's gotta give back that gain because there was nothing going on. ... I say that stock (Intercontinental Exchange(ICE Quote)) down 4 is a better buy."

"Oregon Steel Mills(OS Quote) is in that steel bear market that I don't want you in."

Apple Computer(AAPL Quote): "I am sticking by the view that Apple is going to new highs. ... will be an Apple Christmas ... stock's at 75 going to 86."

Ikanos(IKAN Quote): "That whole group is in a bear market. I'm not going there." Cramer offered Corning and Level 3(LVLT Quote) instead.

"Pfizer(PFE Quote) is no longer the play," Cramer said, even though he likes the drug group.

Verizon(VZ Quote): "Classic stock you buy in a slowdown ... headed to 40. ... I like Verizon, but Comcast(CMCSA Quote) is for me."

SanDisk(SNDK Quote): "Too much of a battleground for me. ... Too hard to call."

Nokia: "I still prefer Motorola(MOT Quote) at 25."

Patterson-UTI (PTEN Quote): "I would rather see you in Jellystone National Park with some well-trained bears."

Here's your chance to pick the stock you'd like me to feature on my radio show Sept. 28:
Atheros
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 Novelis
 		Oracle
 Verigy

REMEMBER to listen in on Thursday for my take on the stock that wins this poll!

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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Johnson & Johnson.

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