Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Shelter From the Storm

07/26/07 - 07:31 PM EDT

TheStreet.com Staff

Plus, its sales have been increasing over the last few quarters, and 60% of its revenue is from overseas, he said.

Sycamore is considered worse than Ciena (CIEN Quote - Cramer on CIEN - Stock Picks) and Cisco because its expectations are bad, but at the same time, it could make home-gamers more money than the other two, Cramer said.

During his "Mad Mail" segment, Cramer acknowledged that Hoku Scientific (HOKU Quote - Cramer on HOKU - Stock Picks) has slid from $11 to $8 since he first recommended it on the show.

Though he said the stock is "too speculative" for him at the moment, it should start going back up after it hits $6 or $7.

Responding to another viewer, Cramer said he'd rather be in Celgene than Genzyme (GENZ Quote - Cramer on GENZ - Stock Picks).

Lightning Round

Cramer was bullish on Pride International (PDE Quote - Cramer on PDE - Stock Picks), Riverbed Technology (RVBD Quote - Cramer on RVBD - Stock Picks), Cisco (CSCO Quote - Cramer on CSCO - Stock Picks), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ Quote - Cramer on HPQ - Stock Picks), Dell (DELL Quote - Cramer on DELL - Stock Picks), Foundry Networks (FDRY Quote - Cramer on FDRY - Stock Picks), Anadigics (ANAD Quote - Cramer on ANAD - Stock Picks), Applied Materials (AMAT Quote - Cramer on AMAT - Stock Picks) and Schering-Plough (SGP Quote - Cramer on SGP - Stock Picks).

Cramer was bearish on American Software (AMSWA Quote - Cramer on AMSWA - Stock Picks), Peabody Energy (BTU Quote - Cramer on BTU - Stock Picks), Bear Stearns (BSC Quote - Cramer on BSC - Stock Picks), Immersion (IMMR Quote - Cramer on IMMR - Stock Picks), Cumulus Media (CMLS Quote - Cramer on CMLS - Stock Picks), Intel (INTC Quote - Cramer on INTC - Stock Picks), Pfizer (PFE Quote - Cramer on PFE - Stock Picks) and IHOP (IHP Quote - Cramer on IHP - Stock Picks).

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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Hewlett-Packard and Clorox.

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