Sweet as Honeywell - Cramer's Lightning Round (4/24/08)

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

Bullish calls:

Nike (NKE)
Salesforce.com (CRM): "CRM's Mark Benioff, you are just the best. You're the hardest working CEO in showbiz."
Companhia Siderugica Nacional (SID): "I am saying buy, buy, buy! We have been behind that company for a very long time."
Honeywell (HON): "HON is a green play... it's an aerospace play... it was unbelievable... They've got this plastics business... UOP. This quarter was magnificent."
CPFL Energia (CPL): "Now, CPL is still a buy at $70... still a great yielder, and I've got to tell you something... This is one that I would bring home."
ABB (ABB): " I went through that quarter with a fine-toothed comb. That is a great infrastructure play. You stick with ABB."

Bearish calls:

Under Armour (UA): "UA is just too hard. I want to take a pass on the direction of UA."
Crocs (CROX)
NetSuite (N): "I don't like this enterprise suite stuff."

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Comments

[Norman Lepoff, M.D.]

One of the last Cramer show I watched was when he was wearing underarmor and acting like a clown. Then it was the greatest company in the world. Now it is a sell. I wonder how much money people lost on this one? The moral: Do not listen to a clown when it comes to investing!

[eclecticdog]

Honeywell is never a good purchase. It is one of the worst managed corporations in the USA. They can't even make hay with all the outsourcing they are doing because they are so inept at managing suppliers, outsourcers, and their own staffs (who foul everything up so as to hang on to their pitiful jobs).

[tooncat]

Let me add a positive comment here. As much of a wildman Cramer can be, he has been a great source of information over the 2 years I've been watching and listening to his show. No investor should take any one person's recommendations without doing their own research. For example, Cramer said stay away from Goog. I bought at the low point recently after hours of research on comScore and other trackers. I made a bunch of $$. He said buy NLY in the beginning of the credit crunch. I stayed away and saved a big heartache. He told us to go POT in the $150s. I did, and have made MadMoney. So, before you knock someone as being a clown, you should really analyze the way you make your market decisions. From your comments, I'm guessing you leave it all up to your fund manager. Oh, yeah the guy driving the Ferrari.