Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth Stock Picks, Sept. 13

Stocks discussed in the in-depth session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Wednesday September 13. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

YouTube and Level 3 (LVLT)

Since the hugely popular video-hosting website YouTube is not yet traded publicly, Cramer suggests LVLT as a way to profit from this site since it recently signed a deal to provide broadband to YouTube. Although Level 3 rose a bit on Tuesday it is still not expensive, and according to Cramer, and is worth buying since LVLT will most likely provide broadband to other successful websites.

Breakfast of Underachievers: Krispy Kreme (KKD) and Hansen Natural (HANS)

Cramer has no idea why he receives questions about Krispy Kreme since he believes the company is the prime example of a stock to avoid and is "worse than a tragedy" because it does not file its financial statements, is overpriced, and the company's CEO and COO left within nine months of each other. The doughnut maker used to be a "high-flying momentum" stock which always beat its estimates until it failed to do so once and has never recovered. Cramer compares the fate of HANS to KKD, and believes that HANS is "bear market material."

Related: Catablast Media discusses more reasons to avoid Krispy Kreme.

CEO Interview: Jonah Shacknai, Medicis (MRX)

Concerning Restylane, Medicis' popular wrinkle treatment product, Jonah Shacknai discussed the latest marketing campaign which includes a "hottest Mom in America" contest which will be the basis for a Reality TV show. "We need to do this because there are over 11 million women in the U.S. that have both the resources and the need to get restylane injections and probably fewer than a million do it each year," Shacknai said. "We have a tremendously untapped market that we need to reach out to." He expressed confidence in his producer, Jamie Gold, who is currently negotiating with several major networks.

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