Cramer's lightning round: Red Hat's Jim Whitehurst is 'changing the culture' at IBM
- 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.
Newmont Goldcorp: We don't want Newmont, we want Agnico. O.K.? Agnico is better, faster growing, better assets."
Dollar Tree: "I think you buy some Dollar Tree."
Valley National Bancorp: "Valley's got a great footprint. It's just the problem is the Fed was not going the right way, but I think [buy] this thing at $11 with a 4% yield."
AbbVie: "I don't like the acquisition, and a 6.3% yield — a lot of these stocks that are yielding six-and-plus are stocks that have no growth. We're growth buyers. I don't see the growth opportunity at AbbVie even with that acquisition."
Six Flags Entertainment: "I like S-I-X. I like the yield. It's got some decent growth. I think it's making a comeback. It was stalled for a little bit."
DXC Technology: "DXC does not have growth, and that's what I'm looking for. If you're going to be in DXC, I suggest swap out of that and just go into IBM where I believe that [Red Hat CEO] Jim Whitehurst is changing the culture."
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