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Lightning Round: Ariad Pharma, Weight Watchers, Telefonica Brazil and More

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Published: Thursday, 28 Jun 2012 | 7:00 PM ET

Ariad Pharma : Cramer still likes this stock and says it’s a great spec — which are paying off big time in biotech these days, he said.

Weight Watchers International : This is a dangerous, foolhardy stock, Cramer said. He thinks the company has lost its momentum.

Telefonica Brasil : Cramer thinks this stock could make sense to buy, but consider Verizon , which has a similar yield. He'd rather stay closer to home right now.

The Mosaic Co. : While this fertilizer play has seen a good trade over the last four days, don't be greedy. He thinks this could be a sell if it rains this weekend.

Companhia Siderurgica Nacional : Cramer says no to Brazilian steel because of the economic slowdown. They have not been able to ignite the economy and he does not want to go there.

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

ConocoPhillips : Cramer blesses this buy for its 5 percent yield. He likes the oils that yield more than 3.5 percent. Also, COP owns a big natural gas business and nat gas seems to have bottomed.

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