Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Trade Without Fear

Stock quotes in this article: MRVL , NOV , HYDL , SHLD , S , THQI  

Viewer Q&A

In response to a caller, Cramer said that Sears Holdings (SHLD Quote) could be another Berkshire Hathaway(BRKB Quote). Cramer, who owns Sears for his charitable trust, hasn't sold a share, but he said he would sell if he saw any "deviation from ... the Berkshire plan."

Cramer reminded viewers that he couldn't recommend stocks on his show "if the fundamentals are deteriorating." Sprint's(S Quote) fundamentals, he said, are still deteriorating. "I keep waiting till the estimates get so low that they can't deteriorate further," he said. When that happens, "I will back up the truck."

Another caller asked Cramer if the sales of one game could affect a video-game maker stock. According to Cramer, one game's sales couldn't impact the price of a stock of a $15 billion company such as Electronic Arts(ERTS Quote), but THQ(THQI Quote), which has a game coming out later this month, is a $2 billion company. That game's sales might make a difference, Cramer said, "but the stock is not cheap," and he did not recommend it.

Mad Mail

In the show's "Mad Mail" segment, Cramer said he agreed with one mailer's son that Domino's(DPZ Quote) "pizza tastes good" and said that "the worst is over." "Domino's is a good chain," Cramer said, and he told the viewer to hold on to it.

Cramer told another mailer that he believes Diageo(DEO Quote), a stock he owns for Action Alerts PLUS, is "terrific" and that Vonage(VG Quote) "is still radically overpriced."

Lightning Round

Cramer was bullish on Allegheny Tech (ATI Quote), Transocean(RIG Quote), Virgin Media(VMED Quote), Countrywide Financial(CFC Quote), Allergan(AGN Quote), Microsoft(MSFT Quote), Zimmer Holdings(ZMH Quote), AMR(AMR Quote) and Continental(CAL Quote).

Cramer was bearish on Evergreen Solar(ESLR Quote), Helmerich & Payne(HP Quote), New Century Financial (NEW Quote) and JetBlue(JBLU Quote).

For more of Cramer's insights during the Lightning Round, click here.

Want more Cramer? Check out Jim's rules and commandments for investing from his popular book by clicking here.

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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Diageo, Marvell Technology, Sears Holdings and Transocean.

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