Cramer's 'Mad Money Lightning Round': Conoco Can Do

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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:

Baidu (BIDU Quote): "Could be up 32 more points tomorrow. ... If you want 100 Baidu, tomorrow buy 30."

Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY Quote): "I think it's gonna be slow growth to $32 from this level."

Focus Media (FMCN Quote): "Focus Media was initially up [on a rumor] ... I put no stock in the rumor. ... I like that company, I like that environment."

Rite Aid (RAD Quote): "[CEO] Mary Sammons has been on the show. ... We got behind it and then she fell off the face of the earth. ... I will not get behind that stock again until [she] gets back on the show."

Moog (MOG-A Quote): "I have thought about recommending this stock only about 400,000 times. I like Honeywell (HON Quote), and Boeing (BA Quote). Moog is right. ... If it comes down you would have to, indeed, back up the truck*."

JetBlue (JBLU Quote): "Even if the Swedes or the Germans or the French or the Swiss want to take a stake in us ... avoid the airlines, and I include JetBlue."

MasterCard (MA Quote): "You played it perfectly. You sold half at the top. ... You are free to let it ride. ... Hallelujah! ... It will go higher."

Genesis Lease (GLS Quote): "This one is beyond me. ... This is an aircraft leasing company. It's got a great yield. ... It is just a play on global air. It is a play on U.S. air. ... I cannot back away when the fundamentals remain good."

Aircastle (AYR Quote): "I am not backing away from that either. ... The business is booming, and the dividends are great."

ConocoPhillips (COP Quote): "I endorse Conoco nine ways to Sunday. I own it for my charitable trust. ... That being said, every oil company is going down. ... I want you to stick with Conoco."

*For all you home-gamers, a 'mon-back opportunity means Cramer would back up the figurative truck and load up on a stock.

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