Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Whirlpool Whirring

Stock quotes in this article: WHR , AMD , SCUR , JNJ , HAL , BW , ATI , ROK , ERTS , CAT  

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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:

Advanced Micro Devices(AMD Quote): "Two points down, 10 points up. That's a fabulous risk/reward. Let's pull the trigger [on] AMD."

Secure Computing(SCUR Quote): "I think Symantec(SYMC Quote) is best of class, and that's what I want to buy, not SCUR."

Rite Aid(RAD Quote): "Everybody is scared to death of every drugstore stock (because of Wal-Mart's(WMT Quote) cut-rate prescription drug sales). ... My speculative stock right here is RAD."

Cameco(CCJ Quote): Cramer said problems with uranium supply are bearish for Cameco. "Ring the register."

SAIC(SAI Quote): "Pull the trigger."

OM Group(OMG Quote): "The whole specialty-metals group (Brush Engineered(BW Quote), Allegheny(ATI Quote)), they're back, bigger than ever."

Rockwell Automation(ROK Quote): "That quarter looked really good to me. .. I want to buy Rockwell. ... Cummins(CMI Quote) is good. My conclusion, buy Caterpillar (CAT Quote)."

Valero Energy(VLO Quote): "The buyback is huge, but the stock is hated. I can only fight the tape for so many names."

Whirlpool(WHR Quote): The Whirlpool-Maytag should never have been allowed by Justice. But remember what kind of government -- of the corporations, by the corporations, for the corporations -- we have. ... Whirlpool's going to 100."

Boston Scientific(BSX Quote): "The coated stents are actually great. ... Both J&J(symbol Quote), which I own for my Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust, and Boston Scientific are going higher. ... I wanna buy BSX. Half the position now and half if it goes back to that 14 low."

Rare Hospitality(RARE Quote): I like that stock. I endorse it."

Electronic Arts(ERTS Quote): "Weak quarter coming. Doesn't matter ... all that hardware's about to ship."

Cramer was also bullish on Halliburton (HAL 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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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Halliburton and Johnson & Johnson.

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