Jim Cramer's Top Stock Picks: WFM DPZ TIVO TSLA

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

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Whole Foods Market ( WFM): Cramer said that Whole Foods is a Washington-proof stock that's just off its 52-week high.

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Domino's Pizza ( DPZ): The headline number may have disappointed, but Cramer is still a fan of Domino's.

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TiVo ( TIVO): TiVo has finally turned sustainably profitable, said Cramer and that makes all the difference when investing in this re-inventor of television viewing.

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Tesla Motors ( TSLA): Is Tesla's valuation out of control? Not if you look at what the company could earn in 2017, Cramer said. But in the meantime, this stock continues to trade on positive press.

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