'Mad Money Lightning Round': Bank on ConocoPhillips
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NEW YORK (
) -- Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the "Mad Money Lightning Round" Thursday evening.
ConocoPhillips
(COP) - Get Report
: "I think it's absolutely terrific. That's a great 4% yield."
Youku.com
(YOKU)
: "No. The only one I'm recommending is
Baidu.com
(BIDU) - Get Report
. Don't buy any Chinese stocks other than Baidu."
Travelers Companies
(TRV) - Get Report
: "That's nuts that this one keeps going down. This is the cheapest stock in the Dow. I want to buy Travelers right here."
Enbridge
(ENB) - Get Report
: "This one has moved too high compared to the others. I like
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners
(KMP)
and
MarkWest Energy Partners
(MWE)
more at this level."
Micron Technology
(MU) - Get Report
: "You don't want to own Micron. It's not a good tech stock and it's not the season to own tech anyway."
United States Steel
(X) - Get Report
: "I don't want to own U.S. Steel. Too cyclical, wrong time, no construction, no plan in Washington to build. "
iShares Silver Trust
(SLV) - Get Report
: "I'm a believer in gold. I'm not going down to silver."
Aqua America
(WTR) - Get Report
: "Aqua America doesn't have the growth that I want."
ONEOK Partners
(OKS)
: "ONEOK is too high."
Nordic American Tanker
(NAT) - Get Report
: "I'm no longer recommending Nordic. I can't recommend any tankers. It's too hard a business."
Solar Capital
(SLRC) - Get Report
: "I reiterate that I like Solar Capital; they're one of the least risky ones out there."
--Written by Scott Rutt in Washington, D.C.
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