Stocks discussed on the lightning round session of Jim Cramer's Mad Money TV Program, Monday April 27.
Bullish Calls:
Corn Products International (CPO): "I think that this is a cheap stock. I want to buy CPO. I think that it is a good value right here… I would not get rid of it."
Enterprise Product Partners (EPD): "...is really, really a dynamite play which was reported today.
Salesforce.com (CRM): "It is always expensive… but the CEO, Mark Benioff, is really about the best CEO in the world...anybody who wants to take a risk and own a technology stock with great growth should pull the trigger CRM."
ConcoPhillips (COP), Schlumberger (SLB): " I am going to send you an integrated natural gas company like ConocoPhillips ... if you want to own a driller, drilling service, I have to send you back to Schlumberger. I still think those stocks are overvalued."
Consolidated Edison (ED), Dominion (D): "Why not go with ConEd at 6%… also Dominion Resources Inc."
Terra Nitrogen (TNH): "It is at $129 and it is the only ag stock that I am getting behind."
Hershey (HSY): "...released earnings last week that were a thing of beauty, and then suffered thru a downgrade that was miserable and raw. I think that HSY is the food stock to own right here because it has got the genuine momentum."
Bearish Calls:
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): "People want to own more economically sensitive stocks.. it has got a 3.7%, 3.8% yield. I would not ever sell this. If you have a longer term approach I would not sell it."
Plum Creek (PCL): "I am surprised that the yield is not good enough."
Linn Energy (LINE): " I am marveling that at $3.20 that any of these natural gas companies can make money...so I am saying don’t buy."
National Oilwell Varco (NOV): "Nobody liked the quarter last week, I am surprised that anyone did think that they would like it."
PPL Corp (PPL): "That yield is just okay."
Agco (AG): "Frankly I am not a big believer in the ag stocks."
Fresh Del Monte (FDP): "Why risk it? Why not go with the guy who released earnings last week that were a thing of beauty, Hershey?"
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