Cramer's 6 Stocks in 60 Seconds: GS APD YELP CSCO GTLS PCP (Update 1)

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(Updates from 10:23 a.m. ET with closing information.)

NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Here's what Jim Cramer had to say on CNBC's "Squawk On The Street" Thursday.

Bank of America cut its estimates for Goldman Sachs ( GS). Cramer said you can tell it's a strong market when a stock doesn't go down on news like that. GS ended Thursday up 1.2% to $153.51.

Air Products and Chemicals ( APD) and other industrial companies are having trouble hitting their numbers because of poor demand, Cramer said. APD fell 2.8% to $92.78.

Cowen likes Yelp ( YELP) and Cramer agrees, calling Yelp one of the hottest stocks of this era. YELP fell 1.6% to $34.33.

Cisco Systems ( CSCO) just had a multi-day meeting and "everybody loved it," Cramer said. CEO "John Chambers is still the best." CSCO was 1% higher at $24.36.

Chart Industries ( GTLS) is what's needed for making liquified natural gas trucks and Cramer thinks the stock will go higher on increased demand. GTLS jumped 4.4% to $95.34.

Precision Castparts ( PCP) is a major provider to all aircraft makers and as Cramer pointed out, is making new all-time highs. "What a stock," he concluded. PCP closed at $225.64, up 2.7%.

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-- Written by Bret Kenwell in Petoskey, Mich.

At the time of publication, Cramer's Action Alerts PLUS had a position in CSCO.

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