Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round Picks, Dec. 12

Dec. 13, 2006 8:35 AM ETGTW, AQNT, CSCO, F, BHP, HPQ, BB, GRMN, DVN, ENCY, TBL, OSK, SBL, FNSR, ARDI, TRMB, LIN, OVEN, RIO, AIQUF
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Miriam Metzinger submits: Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Tuesday December 12 Click on a stock ticker for more analysis:

Bullish calls:

aQuantive (AQNT): 'AQNT and VCLK ... These are companies that help the digital media transformation.'
ValueClick (VCLK): 'These are companies that are beneficiaries of the fact that TV and radio and newspapers are losing... they're winning.'
Timberland (TBL): ' .... I'm sticking by my projections that TBL will be sold in the next month - for a higher price than it's selling for - or you'll be bailed out by that buyback. I say stay long TBL!'
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ): ' ... gave a pretty good account of itself at the analyst meeting.'
Cisco (CSCO): ' They're best in show.'
Praxair (PX): ' My position on it is that PX is a monster good stock. I think it's one of the best.'
Airgas (ARG): ' I also like ARG ... Industrial gasses are still in bull market mode.'
Rio Tinto (RTP): 'You like a $200 stock? So do I.'
BHP Billiton (BHP): '.... between RTP and BHP... two thumbs up.'
Research In Motion (RIMM): ' I like RIMM, even though the chart 'looks bad.'
Encysive Pharmaceuticals (ENCY): 'You know, I like this company ... People are concerned about it, because it's losing money hand over fist. But I saw an uptick in revenue last quarter. Let me just give it one thumb up.'
TurboChef Technologies (OVEN)
Devon Energy (DVN)

Bearish calls:

Gateway (GTW): 'GTW should be sold.'
Finisar (FNSR): 'No! If we're going to be in that networking, fiber-optic game ... '
@Road (ARDI): ' I am backing away on the global positioning business.'
Trimble (TRMB): ' I want you to ring the register on TRMB.'

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