Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Best BuyBuyBuy!

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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:

Grupo Simec(SIM Quote): "Even though this is close to its 52-week high, I don't want to buy it. But I do not want to sell it. Let's just hold it."

Aetna(AET Quote): "WellPoint(WLP Quote) had a terrific quarter this week. ... I would still sell Aetna to get into WellPoint, the new best of breed in the managed-care business."

Bebe Stores(BEBE Quote): "Let's wait to see another month. I urge you to wait."

Syntax-Brillian(BRLC Quote): "I would still swap out of ... and get into AU Optronics(AUO Quote)" because of the big-screen TV demand as the holiday season approaches.

Intel(INTC Quote): "I still want to buy Intel here ... I have to eat crow and eat a semiconductor now, but I'm sticking with Intel."

Watson Pharmaceuticals(WPI Quote): "I have lost so much money in my time trying to buy Watson or Barr(BRL Quote). ... I want you to stay away from Watson. ... We will see the buys of a lifetime in Big Pharma."

Simple Tech(STEC Quote): "Another one of those flash-memory stories. ... I don't want to own SanDisk(SNDK Quote), I don't want to own Simple Tech. But if it had to be one or the other, Cramer said it would be SanDisk.

Goldcorp(GG Quote): "Making a comeback, a chance to swap out of it and buy Yamana(AUY Quote)."

Circuit City(CC Quote): "Swap out of the Circuit City and get into the BBY (Best Buy(BBY Quote)).

Cisco Systems(CSCO Quote): "Opportunity is so knocking in Cisco because all technology is getting sold off because of a Goldman call."

GigaMedia(GIGM Quote): "I'm gonna say wait for a pullback. GameStop(GME Quote), that's gonna be better."

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