Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round, 11/2/07: Toyota Stalled

Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Friday November 2. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Bullish calls:

United Therapeutics (UTHR): 'This company came up with some incredible inhaler that is just going to change the way blood pressure is regulated in this country. This just went up 40 and I think it may have another 40. BuyBuyBuy.'
Flextronics (FLEX): 'Let's swap out of that [Plexus] and go into Flextronics which I think is bigger and better.'
CVS Caremark (CVS): 'You know what I want to do every day, I want to buy more! ...This one is the real deal. ... It could go up 9 points.'
Becton Dickinson (BDX)
Hologic (HOLX)
Ford (F): 'I vastly prefer Ford [to Toyota.]'
Cisco (CSCO): 'Here's the deal... Cisco reports and it is going to be, I think, terrific.'
Verizon (VZ): 'That stock deserves to be higher. [CEO] Ivan Seidenberg did a fabulous job. ... He has been a monster CEO. ... I would unhesitatingly BuyBuyBuy.'

Bearish calls:

Plexus (PLXS): 'Stock's up on a spike. Let's swap out of that and go into Flextronics, which I think is bigger and better.'
St. Jude Medical (STJ): 'No, the stock has had a big run …'
Toyota Motor (TM): 'The stock has been killed. The Japanese market is awful. ... I vastly prefer Ford.'
Affiliated Computer Services (ACS): ' To me, this one is way too dangerous. Who the heck knows what's going on there? ... I don't want to go near that stock. Don'tBuyDon'tBuy.'
DuPont (DD): 'I'm amazed the stock went up to $47 given its exposure to housing. ... At this level, I do not want to buy it.'
Dendreon (DNDN): 'I'm amazed the stock went up to $47 given its exposure to housing. ... At this level, I do not want to buy it.'
Eaton Vance (EV): 'I want you to sell Eaton Vance. ... Not great quarter, in particular because they have a lot of products and they're not selling well.'

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