'Mad Money Lightning Round': Cisco Shines

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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- 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.

Cisco Systems (CSCO): "I have this one for my charitable trust. I reiterate that Cisco could go to $35 a share and still not be expensive."

Hershey Foods (HSY): "Hershey has had a remarkable run and I just don't think they've got the earnings power to sustain it. "

Ariba (ARBA): "That's an Internet commerce play and the Internet is hot. eCommence is here to stay, I like that one and F5 Networks (FFIV)."

Visa (V): "I think they can raise earnings. That's a great secular growth trend and I like it."

Gafisa (GFA): "The mortgage market in Brazil is hot and I give it an extremely strong recommendation right here."

Fuel Systems Solutions (FSYS): "I said last week that I think this stock has bottomed. This one shouldn't be in the penalty box any longer."

Allied Irish Banks (AIB): "That one's too hard, and I don't want to be in it. I'll give you Citigroup (C), which is really starting to move."

Motorola (MOT): "No. I don't see anything to like in Motorola. Apple (AAPL) remains the apple of my eye, I want you to go buy that one."

-- Written by Scott Rutt in Washington

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