'Mad Money Lightning Round': Stick With Boeing
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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" Friday evening:
Boeing
(BA) - Get Report
: "Oh come on, if that one ever goes back to $75, I want you in it. I don't think Airbus is doing any better than they are."
Veolia Environnement
(VE)
: "It's an interesting French company, but that's not the one I want you to own. You can't make money on water. I'm bearish on everything water."
Aircastle
(AYR) - Get Report
: "Oh man. I think they're going to bottom soon, but I have no conviction here.
Fortress Investments
(FIG)
owns a lot of that and their CEO is on my Wall of Shame."
Jefferies Group
(JEF) - Get Report
: "I like the CEO, but I don't want to own any brokerage stocks. I like
JPMorgan Chase
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and
Goldman Sachs
(GS) - Get Report
, but Jefferies missed the quarter and that should've been an easy one for them."
Motorola
( MOT): "Oh man, that industry has just gotten too hard. I'm not recommending any tech stocks right here. I don't want any tech stocks other than
Apple
(AAPL) - Get Report
."
Cheniere Energy
(LNG) - Get Report
: "Oh come on, I recommend all of these great natural gas stocks and you give me that one. You call your broker right now and sell that one!"
Pfizer
(PFE) - Get Report
: "Listen and listen good. Pfizer has no growth, it's losing too many drugs going off patent.
Merck
(MRK) - Get Report
is the one you want, Merck must be bought right here, right now."
Micron Technology
(MU) - Get Report
: "No, I've been out of that company since 1994. It's scary. I don't care that its only at $6, stocks can still go lower. You don't touch that."
Schlumberger
(SLB) - Get Report
: "I think you're fine with this one. The CEO said this was a transition year, but I don't know how he could go wrong in this environment."
Visa
(V) - Get Report
: "No, no, no. Take the money and run. I want to hear registers ringing. I want you in
Mastercard
(MA) - Get Report
."
Manitowoc
(MTW) - Get Report
: "I liked that quarter, but the Street has turned on that stock and it's still going lower. They need to sell that ice machine business, then I'd be all over it like a cheap suit."
*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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