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Lightning Round: Potash, Microsoft, Google and More

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Published: Wednesday, 28 Sep 2011 | 6:40 PM ET

Potash : Buy this name if you are going to hold it for 6 to 12 months, Cramer said. But any less than that, don't buy it because you won't make any money.

Lightning Round
You say the name of a stock, and Mad Money's Jim Cramer tells you whether to buy or sell.

Google : The "Mad Money" host said to buy GOOG with deep-in-the-money callson the way down as the German market rolls over. He would do the same with Amazon and Apple .

B&G Foods : This stock has a 5 percent yield, Cramer said, and he would buy it.

KKR Financial : Buy this inexpensive stock, Cramer said.

Microsoft : Cramer likes that MSFT raised the dividend repeatedly but it doesn't have a lot of high growth. He said it's okay to sit with it and compound the dividend until the company gets its "mojo" back.

Annaly Capital Management : Cramer remains positive on NLY.












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