Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! Stock Picks and Comments, April 24

Recap of Jim Cramer’s comments on Stop Trading! Tuesday April 24. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Honeywell (HON), AT&T (T): Cramer said HON's quarter was unbelievable and urged viewers to check out HON's conference call. "Cote is just so good to go. That guy has got another 4 points that can be tacked on in the next three days." However, he was surprised by AT & T's modest report and thinks the company should be more bullish.

Lexmark (LXK), IBM Corp. (IBM), Hewlett Packard (HPQ): Cramer comments LXK is blowing up because it is losing print business, and praises IBM for returning cash to shareholders with a 33% dividend increase. He says its time of HPQ's CEO Mark Hurd to "step up and be counted" and at $43, HPQ "is in such a holding pattern, before a takeoff."

Dow Jones and Co. (DJ) New York Times (NYT): Wall Street Journal's parent company, DJ and NYT should merge, according to Cramer who says NYT "dissidents" want to make radical cuts that would wreck the paper. A merger would make everyone happy, he said.

On Walmart (WMT) and Target (TGT): Although anyone who is familiar with Cramer's views knows he has hated Wal-Mart, Cramer made a big switch and said he prefers Wal-Mart over Target now that Alan Questrom, "the #1 turnaround man in retail" is on WMT's board.

Amazon (AMZN), Ebay (EBAY), Whirlpool (WHR): Cramer noted all of these stocks have had big runs; AMZN is up 70% and WHR is up 13% on international sales, and he says "enough is enough here."

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