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:

Chesapeake Energy Corporation: "I like that. They just paid off the preferred, they cleaned up the balance sheet. It's going to be the year of natural gas. I say buy, buy, buy. We were talking about buying that for my charitable trust. You've got a good one."

Inovio Pharmaceuticals Inc: "I don't like the vaccine business, but more importantly I think that when you are in the crosshairs of the president on this drug issue it doesn't seem to end well."

SeaWorld Entertainment: "I think Comcast ... they've got a better theme park there with that Universal, and they are going to do well with the net neutrality. What am I going to do? My charitable trust owns it. Comcast, not SeaWorld."

Northern Trust Corporation: "No, I didn't like that quarter. I've got to tell you, I prefer Citi, which my charitable trust owns. I prefer even Wells Fargo. Yes! The beaten down, ne'er do well, can't do anything right, still use them for my mortgage — Wells Fargo."

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