Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round: 3/24/08: A Darling CEO

Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Monday March 24. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Bullish calls:

AT&T (T)
Eastman Kodak (EK): “They have a great printing business. I am sticking with Kodak.”
Korea Electric Power (KEP): “This stock could go up seven to eight points, I want you to keep it.”
General Mills (GIS): “I’d rather see you in GIS or Kellogg [than in CPB].”
Kellogg (K)
Darling International (DAR): “Their CEO [Randall Steuwe] tells a good story, I want to stick with him, he's money in the bank!"
Lindsay Corporation (LNN): “They had a monster quarter. I want you to stick with that one."
Mastercard (MA): "I think Mastercard is cheaper and the better deal here [than Visa].”
NuStar Energy (NS): "I've been working on this one; they yield fabulously. I want to back up the truck on this one, I believe in them."

Bearish calls:

Borders Group (BGP): "Tough stock, we've been negative on it. I've been concerned about their balance sheet. I don't like the book business."
Campbell Soup (CPB): They're a chronic under-performer.”

Visa (V): “I think you should wait for a pullback and buy some MasterCard."
Systemax (SYX):"I've been hurting people in tech recently, I'm gonna have to say 'don't buy.' "

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Comments

[Norman Lepo...:]

I feel sorry for all the people that lost so much money thanks to Cramer.

2008 Mar 25 10:05 AM

[Norman Lepo...:]

Cramer cares more about his "darling CEO" buddies than all the viewers who have lost money by listening to his foolish advice. Cramer should be off the air! I change the channel as soon as I hear Cramer's voice and advise anyone else who cares about their money to do the same.

2008 Mar 25 10:13 AM