Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round, 1/7/08 No Turning BAC

Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Monday January 7. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Bullish calls:

Manitowoc (MTW): 'They are killing these stocks. ... Ask yourself ... whether you can take that pain.'
Hudson City Bancorp (HCBK)
First Solar (FSLR)
Focus Media (FMCN)
China Mobile (CHL)
PetroChina (PTR)
eBay (EBAY): 'I genuinely think that PayPal is worth 15 bucks ..PayPal is the American Express for the next generation, and I am not abandoning it.
Baidu.com (BIDU)

Bearish calls:

Bank of America (BAC): 'I think the yield is safe. ... I must admit to you that I am greatly concerned. ... I'm gonna be in the House of Pain. ... Too dangerous for me.'
Garmin (GRMN): 'Remember what I said about Garmin … When it got to Christmas, we would ring the register. ... We are not going to be there.'Akeena Solar (AKNS): 'Too hot for this guy to handle.'
Aluminum Corp. of China (ACH): 'I gotta tell ya I'm nervous about that stock. You wanna steer clear. ... I don't want to touch it.'
Moody's (MCO): 'Warren Buffett likes it, but my friend Jim Chanos doesn't like it. ... I'm with him. ... I want you to sell it.'
Akeena Solar(AKNS):'Too hot for this guy to handle.'

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Comments

[drjackh]

AKNS - is headed for a fall. And companies like NanoSolar will provide the technological cliff that companies like AKNS will tumble over. Here the short story:
AKNS and the other so-called solar giants (US, Canadian and Chinese) are making/selling outdated solar technologies that require heavy manufacturing, distribution and installation costs and which use far too many resources like silicon and aluminum.

NanoSolar's solar paint does not require the expensive manufacturing of solar tray assemblies, nor their expensive transportation, nor their expensive installation. Yet Nanosolar's solar paint achieve higher energy efficiencies.

NanoSolar not only has a disruptive technology, but one that will be devastating to existing solar manufacturing companies.

Why pay for all this expensive solar panel manufacturing, distribution and and installation when you can simply convert to solar power by spray-painting NanoSolar Solar-Paint on your commercial building or home.

Solar Panel makers and installer simply have no future.