Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Don't Call On Virgin Mobile

Stock quotes in this article: CELG , HAL , EBAY , UA , SPN , SLB , VM , SGMO  

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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:

Sangamo Biosciences (SGMO Quote): "I like the technology. ... They figure out what turns genes on and off. ... But I gotta say SellSellSell." Cramer says he likes Celgene (CELG Quote) more. "That is the best play."

Virgin Mobile (VM Quote): "No! I don't like him [Virgin President Richard Branson], I don't like his stocks. ... This guy, Branson, he may be cool. The babes may like him. But in my department, the money department, stay away."

Superior Energy Services (SPN Quote): "This is a company that does oil field exploration equipment. This is American oil. ... Any oil services company that has too much America is in a bear market. ... Don't believe me? Look at Schlumberger(SLB Quote). ... I am not going to push any North American drillers. ... The only reason Halliburton (HAL Quote) was up is because they are moving aggressively away from North America and are taking share from Schlumberger."

eBay (EBAY Quote): "I re-recommended eBay after that quarter. ... They got a lot of cash, PayPal is really good. ... I reiterate on eBay."

Amtrust Financial Services (AFSI Quote): "Oh, boy, man, I don't know. ... This is an insurance play. It's a small business insurance play, which shouldn't have any exposure to subprime. ... But I'm not going to go there and give you a Don'tBuy until I find out why that stock is hitting those bad bad lows."

Charter Communications (CHTR Quote): "My take is this, Charter is still a sale. The company is still a bunch of bumbling guys. ... Charter, accept that you're not any good and give the reins to someone else."

Under Armour (UA Quote): "Let me give you the problem ... the weather is just unbelievably warm. ... That's the problem with UA. ... But I'm sticking by it."

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