
'Mad Money' Lightning Round: CSX Stands Out
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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" Wednesday evening:
CSX
(CSX) - Get Report
: "52-week high on a down day. CSX remains my favorite rail. If autos ever come back, that stock goes to $100."
USEC
(USU)
: "I have to tell you, that company is in uranium, it's not worth speculating on. I'm bearish there."
McMoRan Exploration
(MMR)
: "This stock has had a double, I have to tell you to take money off the table. Take some profits and let the rest run."
Sara Lee
( SLE): "Cramer doesn't like Sara Lee. I don't like management, I don't like the stock, I don't like the earnings. I don't have anything good to say."
Cleveland-Cliffs
(CLF) - Get Report
: "This stock has doubled, so its hard to recommend here. It's the only standalone company that hasn't been bought, though. Let's say buy, but only if it pulls back."
Nordstrom
(JWN) - Get Report
: "Great place to shop, but not a great stock. No, I don't want to own that stock."
Crown Holdings
(CCK) - Get Report
: "Tough stock, it's had a good run, I'm going to say don't buy here."
Symantec
(SYMC) - Get Report
: "Classic 'old' tech, I see nothing that makes me want to buy it."
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