Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round, 2/5/08: Google-licious No More

Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Tuesday February 5. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Bullish calls:

Lockheed Martin (LMT): 'I'm not going to advise selling it, because I think LMT's one of the best companies on earth, for this particular environment. They're money steady.'

Bearish calls:

eBay (EBAY): 'EBAY is not so hot... I love the fact that Meg Whitman got nothing but great publicity for doing what?... She bought that Skype... that really put the end to it. The business isn't growing at all.'
American Capital Strategies (ACAS): 'This is a tough environment for that stock.'
E*Trade Financial (ETFC): 'I was blown away by the insider buying... They actually had a very good quarter… I see all those home equity loans, that I don't like... I am very concerned that that balance sheet is bad …. Don't buy, don't buy.'
Google (GOOG): 'Momentum stocks don't do a good job right here. I think GOOG is dead money... they did not deliver.'
Dollar Tree Stores (DLTR): 'Why be in DLTR, when you can be in Wal-Mart?'.

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Comments

[dan clue:]

It's funny you can always tell which stock's Jim Cramer own's because he's looking to make money on everyone elses back, a typical Analayst. I have come to understand that the real problem with the market is not so much the balance sheet of companies its the fear that analyst's continue to create day in and day out. If we take the analyst's out of the market and they just zip it the market and the economy will correct itself within a month. The analyst's are the problem.

2008 Feb 06 03:14 PM