Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth Stock Picks, 7/5/07

Stocks discussed in the in-depth session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Thursday July 5. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Sell Block: Morgan Stanley (MS), Goldman Sachs (GS), Merrill Lynch (MER), Enterprise Products Partners (EPD)

Cramer began the program with the warning that if investors put too much credence in the "professional wet blanket" people who fail to see bull markets in various sectors, then "maybe this bull market isn't for you." While he noted MS is good, he added it has had a nice run, but said the rest of the group, including GS and MER, is cheap. He told another caller not to believe bearish rumors about EPD, but to buy based on its dividend and strong insider buying.

Related: Andrew Corn takes a look at EPD's pipeline.

Wall of Shame: Alcatel-Lucent's (ALU) Patricia Russo, Motorola's (MOT) Ed Zander and Advanced Micro Devices Hector Ruiz (AMD)

Since many people asked Cramer while he was vacationing why he wasn't more mean-spirited on his Mad Money Show, Cramer marked his day back by inducting three new CEOs onto his Wall of Shame. Patricia Russo "couldn't get it together" at Lucent before its merger with Alcatel, and to put it mildly, the aquisition is not going as smoothly as it should, said Cramer. He predicts ALU will go to $16 when Russo takes a permanent vacation. While MOT doubled 3 years ago when Ed Zander took over, he has been unable to maintain this increase, and Cramer added Zander could immediately improve morale at MOT by "deciding to spend more time around the house." Finally, AMD cannot compete with Intel or Nvidia and has too many plants and employees. Cramer says CEO Hector Ruiz should go.

Related: Mike Edwards asks if MOT's decline is a buying opportunity.

CEO Interview: Joel Moscowitz, Ceradyne (CRDN)

Cramer touted CRDN as a "huge, huge winner" with its unique body amor which has not been threatened by competition from Dragon Skin. Moscowitz said CRDN is not a "one trick pony" but is developing products for nuclear waste containment. In addition, the CRDN recently opened a new factory in Canada and acquired EaglePicher. "Anybody who thinks you're going to run out steam in 2008, 2009 ... you've got a whole new line," Cramer told Moscowitz and predicted the stock will reach $100.

Related: William Trent praised CRDN for expanding beyond body armor.

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