'Mad Money Lightning Round': Bank of America Downgraded

Stock quotes in this article: RFMD , TLAB , CIEN , PBCT , FLEX , DECK , RVBD , JPM  

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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" Tuesday evening.

Bank of America (BAC Quote): "I've had to downgrade this stock because they need to get a CEO and pay back TARP. They need to get serious over there."

RF Micro Devices (RFMD Quote): "This company is way too cheap, as is Tellabs (TLAB Quote) and CIENA (CIEN Quote) trading so cheap that it is a gross miscarriage of justice."

People's Bank (PBCT Quote): "This stock rocks. Their acquisition was brilliant. This is the most conservative bank in America and they should be celebrated."

Flextronics (FLEX Quote): "This is another mystery. People are selling it off and they should be buying it. Business is good."

Deckers Outdoor (DECK Quote): "Footwear is having an unbelievable holiday season. I'd stay in Decker's."

KKR Financial Holdings (KFN Quote): "I don't share your enthusiasm. I really don't know what they own. It's too hard for me. "

Riverbed Technologies (RVBD Quote): "I've historically liked the company. I'll stick with it even though it's expensive based on its earnings."

JPMorgan Chase (JPM Quote): "Another miscarriage of justice. How can people nOT buy this stock. This is one of the cheapest stocks in the world!"

-- Written by Scott Rutt in Washington

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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase.

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