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Cramer's lightning round: Boeing may fall below $300 a share

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  • It's that time again! "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

Boeing: "I do think the stock goes, probably goes under $300 and the reason I say that is because it's just so hard. It's not in Boeing's hands. When a company does not have its destiny in its own hands, it becomes at the whims and the slings and the arrows of the market, and the market doesn't like that, so I think it can still go lower. It will come out of this, though."

DexCom: "I like what DexCom's doing ... I think that DexCom's terrific."

Funko: "You know, I keep wondering when it's going to move. People hate stock, it's really unfortunate. I suggest that you buy Mattel."

Lattice Semiconductor: "I think that Lattice is a winner. I think it's hard to lose right now in semiconductors, but I've always liked Lattice. ... Let's do some buying."

Bristol Myers-Squibb: "Bristol Myers is what I call an up stock. I think that [CEO Dr. Giovanni] Caforio ... lays out a visions that can take this stock easily to $70."

Cramer's lightning round: Boeing may fall below $300 a share
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Cramer's lightning round: Boeing may fall below $300 a share

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