Jim Cramer's Lightning Round
Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Rely on Annaly
11/14/07 - 07:29 PM EST
To see the full "Mad Money" Recap, please click here. Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the "Mad Money Lightning Round" Wednesday evening:
Sun MicrosystemsJAVAD: "I thought the quarter was good. ... I do not think that JAVAD should be sold, but it doesn't seem to have the leverage. ... I am not going to recommend that you buy it or sell it. This is no man's land here." DryShips DRYS: "I like these dry bulks, made some money. ... But we gotta wait. I cannot pull the trigger on this name." Usana Health Sciences USNA: "Those things [weight-loss stocks] are all trading like dogs. ... I like Herbalife HLF more than Usana. This group does have a stench to it, but Herbalife stinks less than the others." Starent Networks STAR: "I got enough problems with these communications stocks. ... I like Vodafone VOD, I like Verizon VZ and I like AT&T T." Wynn Resorts WYNN: "My personal feeling is in this market those stocks are too expensive and I'm giving you a Don'tBuy Don'tBuy. ... Let's not risk it on expensive stocks here." Strayer Education STRA: "All the education stocks are hot. I like Strayer. I like ITT Educational Services ESI."
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