Cramer's lightning round: Start a position in Salesforce
- 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.
Eastman Kodak: "I wouldn't bet on Kodak to be that big a part in the [vaccine] situation. As a matter of fact, I actually think that might be a good situation to be able to [sell] and buy a better one."
Blackstone Group: "You want to keep that running. Blackstone is a really, really good situation."
Best Buy: "For the long term, yes. … Right now I'm recommending Costco and I'm recommending Walmart because I think they're more able to deal with the pandemic, but longer term Best Buy is fantastic."
Zynga: "I'll tell you what's amazing: that stock made it all the way back, it's actually a testament to that new management, and I think you can hold on to it."
Advanced Micro Devices: "What will move the needle is tremendous earnings from AMD and the closing of a very difficult deal that some people don't seem to like that I think is going to end being terrific, Xilinx."
Salesforce: "I would [initiate] a quarter position. … It was downgraded today. I thought the downgrade was fatuous. I think this is a good place to start a position."
Disclosure: Cramer's charitable trust owns shares of Advanced Micro Devices and Salesforce.
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