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Moreover, Agrium, although up this year, is the cheapest in its group, he said. But that's not to say that Deere (DE Quote), Monsanto (MON Quote) and Bunge (BG Quote) are too expensive, because they're not, Cramer stressed. However, "Agrium has a whole lot higher to go."

Speculation Friday

For Speculation Friday, Cramer suggested a flier on LSB Industries (LXU Quote), a company that has exposure to both the agriculture business and the climate-control business.

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This stock, he said, is unknown on Wall Street, but as it starts to receive attention it should go higher.

Cramer said he likes the fact that the company is in the climate-control industry because of the fact that Trane (TT Quote), a heating and cooling company, got a big bid from Ingersoll Rand (IR Quote) on Monday. That makes Cramer believe the heating and cooling business has a lot more going for it than previously thought.

It's possible LSB could become the next Trane, Cramer said.

He also likes that the company has "great visibility" with two deals that should last through 2010.

The main reason it's a speculative play is because 95% of its business is in the U.S., Cramer said. However, if things go right and its climate-control business gets the legislative mandates it needs, it could be a big winner.

The Bridgeway Way

Cramer asked Bridgeway Aggressive Investors(BRAGX Quote) fund owner John Montgomery about his strategy, which allows the fund to make money in good times and bad.

"We focused on not only the return, but the other half of that is controlling risk," Montgomery responded. In 1999, when technology went through the roof, the fund was exposed to that sector, he said. But coming into 2000, Bridgeway's overlay of risk kicked in and they started cutting back from a risk control standpoint.

When asked how he determines if a stock is expensive or not, Montgomery said the fund follows the disciple of its quantitative models.

Cramer noted to viewers that Bridgeway has seen an average return of more than 18% in the last five years.

Lightning Round

Cramer was bullish on Garmin (GRMN Quote), First Solar (FSLR Quote), MEMC Electronic Materials (WFR Quote), IntercontinentalExchange (ICE Quote), Occidental Petroleum (OXY Quote), Horsehead (ZINC Quote), Freeport-McMoRan (FCX Quote), Lundin Mining (LMC Quote) and Johnson Controls (JCI Quote).

Cramer was bearish on Star Bulk Carriers (SBLK Quote),

Sterlite Industries India (SLT Quote), Yingli Green Energy (YGE Quote), Blue Coat Systems (BCSI Quote), Art Technology (ARTG Quote) and Seaspan (SSW Quote).

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