Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round Picks, April 18

Miriam Metzinger submits: Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Tuesday April 17. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Bullish calls:

Yamana Gold (AUY):' ... none of these is as good as Lundin or Yamana Gold. So let's just stick with the winners.'
Lundin Mining (LMC)
Genco Shipping (GNK): 'You've got a good one, I salute you, and keep the pressure on. Keep buying these stocks with good dividends.'
MetLife (MET)
Prudential (PRU)
Manulife (MFC)
eBay (EBAY): 'I'm not ready yet to take the victory lap ... I didn't get back on the eBay horse until 28. I like this stock here. I don't want to sell it ... I feel strongly that we're in the first quarter of a major turn for eBay. ... The stock goes higher.'
Toyota Motor (TM): 'I think the stock's gonna be up pretty big now. ... the Japanese love a trend reversal ... that stock sees 125 by Friday.'
Energy Metals (EMU)
Mosaic (MOS)
Brocade (BRCD): 'I think the stock works its way over time to 12.'
EMC (EMC): ' EMC went from 10 to 15. I think Brocade only will do the same.'
Ameren (AEE): 'Why is Ameren still independent? ... It should have been taken over by now. ... I want you to stick with it.'
Washington Mutual (WM): 'The shorts right now are in a House of Pain ... WaMu's doing better than we thought ... not as bad as what the shorts thought.'

Bearish calls:

Northgate Minerals (NXG)
Northern Orion (NTO): 'Reminds me of Northgate Minerals ... but none of these is as good as Lundin or Yamana Gold. So let's just stick with the winners.'
Uranerz Energy (URZ): 'I think you should ring the register.'
Intel (INTC): 'I'm not gonna be a bear on Intel down here, but it's simply Don'tBuy ... it's not expensive, it has a lot of cash. But there's nothing happening there that would make me recommend the stock.'

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