Jim Cramer, TheStreet'sAction Alerts PLUS portfolio manager and host of CNBC's "Mad Money," said Visa (V) - Get Report is a really interesting opportunity right now. Cramer made his comments after a viewer asked on social media about Visa's acquisition of Visa Europe, and whether PayPal (PYPL) - Get Report would be hurt by the move.

Cramer said the deal is good for Visa, and not necessarily bad for any of its competitors. Cramer also talked about a pattern in stocks, where companies like Electronic Arts (EA) - Get Report and T-Mobile (TMUS) - Get Report report great quarters, sell off, and then bottom. He said give Visa a couple of days.

Another viewer asked about whether Chipotle's (CMG) - Get Report best days are behind it or in front of it, following news about an E.Coli outbreak in the Pacific Northwest. Cramer had said the stock would go to $600 just based on its last quarterly earnings miss. Shares finished today at $623.40, up 2.63%. 

Cramer said now investors should wait a full quarter to see the damage to the stock. Responding to another question, Cramer did not say when Starbucks (SBUX) - Get Report might hit $70 a share, although he said that the company is doing a lot of good things and that "slow and steady wins the race."

Cramer also said Starbucks and Nike (NKE) - Get Report are the two best stocks for large cap growth in this market.

One viewer asked if Boeing (BA) - Get Report and Airbus would be hurt by China's decision to build domestic passenger jets. Cramer said Boeing has a huge backlog of Chinese orders, and while it might be a threat someday, it's probably not an issue for the next four or five years.

Cramer was also asked for his thoughts on JetBlue (JBLU) - Get Report , and he responded that Delta (DAL) - Get Report and American (AAL) - Get Report are less expensive, especially since JetBlue has had a very big move recently. Another viewer asked Cramer's thoughts on moving back into big oil companies like Exxon Mobil (XOM) - Get Report , Chevron (CVX) - Get Report , ConocoPhillips (COP) - Get Report , Occidental Petroleum (OXY) - Get Report , BP (BP) - Get Report and Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) .  Cramer noted that Exxon and Chevron had a very good run last week, but the price of oil has not.

Cramer said he's "trading sensitive" on oil, buying Occidental Petroleum  and EOG (EOG) - Get Report when those stocks fall, and selling them when it rallies. Action Alerts PLUS also holds Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) , which reports earnings this week. Cramer said master limited partnership are under pressure, and ETP offers some value.

Finally, Cramer was asked about whether Netflix (NFLX) - Get Report will continue to rise and he responded that it will. Send your questions to Cramer via social media. You can find him on Facebook (FB) - Get Report and on Twitter (TWTR) - Get Report , using @JimCramer.  Send questions with the hashtag CramerQ.