It's that time again! Jim Cramer rang the lightning round bell, which means he gave his take on caller favorite stocks at rapid speed:
Lifelock Inc: "No, with a checkered history, frankly at this point I'd say just be in some of the companies that they try to protect you with. I say be in Mastercard or Visa."
CVR Energy: "I don't trust that gigantic deal. That is a red flag for me. If I were back in the home office, I'd say stay away."
Xerox: "My problem with Xerox is that I think there's a lot of value there, but it does have to unlock it. And it sure hasn't done that so far."
WhiteWave Foods: "I think it's time for ka-ching ka-ching with WhiteWave."
CVS Health Corp: "CVS is down way too much. I would never sell it down here. I was in Napa this weekend, and this company is run by Larry Merlo. He is a finer merlot than anything I tasted in Napa."
American Water Works: "We profiled this company and then it came down a lot and we think it's time. We think it is time to be able to do a little buying and I think it's in good shape."
Texas Roadhouse: "The restaurant group is under a huge amount of pressure. I don't expect that stock to turn around any time soon. It is well run, but that does not seem to matter right now. The group is for sale."
Abercrombie & Fitch: "There is no reason to own that one whatsoever if the mall is dead. That one is completely moribund. The only ones I recommend in the mall are Urban Outfitters and L Brands. Not that one."
Centene Corp: "We've come around to Centene. It's a very volatile group. My favorite in that group is UNH, though. Let's stick with that one."
Kroger: "I was on Twitter the other day and people said 'Jim when you said don't sell Kroger anymore, it's too low.' I'm sticking with that, but I can't pound the table buy. Why? Because it is in the supermarket business, and that is a hard business."
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