Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks during the Mad Money Lightning Round:
General Dynamics (GD) - Get General Dynamics Corporation (GD) Report : "I say buy, buy, buy. Raytheon (RTN) - Get Raytheon Company Report is my favorite."
Commercial Metals (CMC) - Get Commercial Metals Company Report : "That's a good company. I've been a fan for a long time."
Altria (MO) - Get Altria Group Inc Report : "This yields 4%. This is when I'd come in and buy."
MasTec (MTZ) - Get MasTec, Inc. Report : "I think it can go higher."
RPM International (RPM) - Get RPM International Inc. Report : "Let's be careful until we see the quarter."
Ultra Clean Holdings (UCTT) - Get Ultra Clean Holdings, Inc. Report : "I'd rather go with Applied Materials (AMAT) - Get Applied Materials, Inc. Report or LAM Research (LRCX) - Get Lam Research Corporation (LRCX) Report ."
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