'Mad Money Lightning Round': Thumbs Down on Trinity

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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" Wednesday evening:

Trinity Industries (TRN Quote): "No, I feel the rail cars aren't a good business. I say thumbs down to Trinity, but thumbs up to CSX Corp (CSX Quote)"

State Street (STT Quote): "On this show we only like Hudson City Bancorp (HCBK Quote), JPMorgan Chase (JPM Quote) and Goldman Sachs (GS Quote). Every other financial is a sell, sell, sell."

Rambus (RMBS Quote): "Both Rambus and NVIDIA (NVDA Quote) have qualities I like, but I just can't go positive on tech after just one good number. I'd be selling some Rambus here."

Sempra Energy (SRE Quote): "This is a company that was spun off and is a fantastic natural gas play. I love this group!"

Temple-Inland (TIN Quote): "This is a terrific company. If we get any lift in the economy, this one will be fabulous. I wish I owned some myself."

Penn National Gaming (PENN Quote): "I'm worried about this one. The only casinos that are doing well are those in Macau. Penn is down a lot and it might not be done."

Anheuser-Busch (BUD Quote): "No, no. Bud is good, but we're all about Molson Coors (TAP Quote). Sell the Bud, and buy some TAP."

Zoltek (ZOLT Quote): "I like wind power, but I didn't like their last quarter. Zoltek is an inconsistent player, I want to sell that one."

Philip Morris International (PM Quote): "I have been buying both Philip Morris and Altria (MO Quote) for my charitable trust. People have been criticizing me for this one and but after that beautiful quarter they reported, people need to call me and apologize."

First Charter (FCTR Quote): "There's no real edge to this one. I'm not crazy about it. It's not a bad company but I see no reason to own it."

First Charter (MCF Quote): "You've got a winner there, they're a good one."

*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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