Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: GameStop, Look and Listen

08/22/07 - 07:59 PM EDT

TheStreet.com Staff

He asked Snow to clarify why it is great news when a drug goes generic. Snow said that $60 billion worth of brand drugs are "going generic between now and 2012," which calls for larger sales volume.

Medco, one of the world's largest purchasers of generic drugs and largest mail-order pharmaceutical distributor, averages 6% growth per year, says Snow.

Cramer likes that the stock is looking ahead through 2012 with a "clear line of sight," and he told viewers to keep an eye on Medco. "When this stock goes down, you buy this," he said.

To view Cramer's interview with David Snow, please click here.

Lightning Round

Cramer was bullish on Crocs (CROX Quote - Cramer on CROX - Stock Picks), Precision Castparts (PCP Quote - Cramer on PCP - Stock Picks), Goodyear Tire (GT Quote - Cramer on GT - Stock Picks), InterContinental Exchange (ICE Quote - Cramer on ICE - Stock Picks), CME Group (CME Quote - Cramer on CME - Stock Picks), NYMEX Holdings (NMX Quote - Cramer on NMX - Stock Picks), NYSE Euronext(NYX Quote - Cramer on NYX - Stock Picks), Vector Group (VGR Quote - Cramer on VGR - Stock Picks), Amazon.com (AMZN Quote - Cramer on AMZN - Stock Picks), Apple (AAPL Quote - Cramer on AAPL - Stock Picks), Google (GOOG Quote - Cramer on GOOG - Stock Picks), Research In Motion (RIMM Quote - Cramer on RIMM - Stock Picks) Reynolds American (RAI Quote - Cramer on RAI - Stock Picks) and Altria (MO Quote - Cramer on MO - Stock Picks).

Cramer was bearish on Yamana Gold (AUY Quote - Cramer on AUY - Stock Picks), CyberSource (CYBS Quote - Cramer on CYBS - Stock Picks) and True Religion Apparel (TRLG Quote - Cramer on TRLG - Stock Picks).

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

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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Altria, Citigroup and NYSE Euronext.

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