'Mad Money Lightning Round': Let Mosaic Sink Some More

Stock quotes in this article: VZ , T , EK , KEP , GIS , K , DAR , LNN , MA , NS , MOS  

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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:

Mosaic (MOS Quote): "Let's wait until the shorts knock this one down a little more, then we'll start pulling the trigger."

Sprint Nextel (S Quote): "There is very little upside to Sprint. I do not like Sprint. This is a Verizon (VZ Quote) and AT&T (T Quote) show."

Systemax (SYX Quote): "I've been hurting people in tech recently, I'm gonna have to say 'don't buy.' "

Eastman Kodak (EK Quote): "They have a great printing business. I am sticking with Kodak. "

Korea Electric Power (KEP Quote): "I don't want you to sell this; I'd rather you be buying it. This stock could go up seven to eight points, I want you to keep it. "

Campbell Soup (CPB Quote): "Very hard to recommend this one. They're a chronic under-performer. I'd rather see you in General Mills (GIS Quote) or Kellogg (K Quote)"

Darling International (DAR Quote): "Their CEO tells a good story, I want to stick with him, he's money in the bank!"

Raser Technologies (RZ Quote): "Nah, I can't recommend that one, it's too risky."

Lindsay Corporation (LNN Quote): "They had a monster quarter. I want you to stick with that one."

Visa (V Quote): "I think Mastercard (MA Quote) is cheaper and the better deal here. I think you should wait for a pullback and buy some MasterCard."

NuStar Energy (NS Quote): "I've been working on this one; they yield fabulously. I want to back up the truck on this one, I believe in them."

Motorola (MOT Quote): "Here's my problem, I want to tell you to sell this one, but Carl Icahn is in there. I am withholding judgment for right now."

Borders Group (BGP Quote): "Tough stock, we've been negative on it. I've been concerned about their balance sheet. I don't like the book business."

*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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