Cramer's Top Stock Picks: CAT CAG MHR ISS ALNY SGMO KIM

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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Here are some of the hot stocks Jim Cramer talked about on Wednesday's "Mad Money" on CNBC:

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Caterpillar ( CAT) versus ConAgra ( CAG): Cramer said he'd invest in ConAgra shares until Caterpillar is done falling, then swap into CAT as the demand for mining and material equipment begins to improve.

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Magnum Hunter Resources ( MHR): Cramer admitted he was wrong to recommend this oil and gas producer last year, but with liquidity issues now off the table it's time to buy in at dramatically lower prices.

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Isis Pharmaceuticals ( ISIS), Alnylam Pharmaceuticals ( ALNY) and Sangamo BioSciences ( SGMO): Investors looking for highly speculative biotech stocks should look no further than these three gene therapy companies.

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Kimco Realty ( KIM): Retail REITs continue to deliver for shareholders, said Cramer, and Kimco remains one of the best stories out there.

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