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Cramer's lightning round: I screwed up on Apache and won't stop you from selling

Key Points
  • It's that time again! "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rang the lightning round bell, which means he gave his take on callers' favorite stocks at rapid speed.

Apache Corporation: "I screwed up on Apache. I thought that they had more oil and less natural gas. It was my bad. It was a charitable trust pick and I suggest that you do not hold onto the stock either way. There are a lot better ways to be in the oil patch."

Tellurian Inc.: "They're getting involved in buying more properties. My problem with Tellurian is it is pure spec. As long as you know it's pure spec … then I think you're fine. But it's speculative."

Atara Biotherapeutics Inc.: "They may have something for [multiple sclerosis], which is therefore fabulous, but I never like to give people false hope. That's all I can say."

Amarin Corporation PLC: "I used to like this stock. It is a real speculative stock. I mean, I'm talking about a real speculative stock. As long as you're willing to recognize that you can lose what you invested in that one, I'm OK with it."

Twilio Inc.: "This is a very controversial story because they screwed up a couple of quarters and then they've come back. This is [CEO] Jeff Lawson. I think he's a terrific guy. They lost a customer, they had a customer come back and now their business is booming. So what can I say? I think it's a good situation but they were volatile. But it's good now."

Dynavax Technologies: "Oh, man. We nailed that when it was much lower. I don't think that I can commit to it all the way up here, but we did get that."

Watch the full lightning round here:

Cramer's lightning round: I screwed up on Apache and won't stop you from selling
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Cramer's lightning round: I screwed up on Apache and won't stop you from selling

Disclosure: Cramer's charitable trust owns shares of Apache.

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