When “Mad Money” viewers ask Cramer about a stock he’s not familiar with, he will research it before making a call. In the past week, viewers brought up three names Cramer had to do a little homework on. On Friday, he shared his opinion on each of them.

Fusion-IO (FIO) This technology company makes computer expansion cards for the fast-growing server-flash storage space. When the company reported earnings on Wednesday, it posted 32 percent sequential growth in its core business with 175 percent revenue growth. Its results far surpassed its competitors in big data. The problem, Cramer said, is that its stock has gone through the roof. For those that own it, he would take profits. Otherwise, he recommends investors interested in this space go with EMC (EMC) because he thinks it’s a less volatile play on big data. This newsletter has been helping traders make a killing. Click here for a 25% discount offer. Continue reading»

Investors may be faced with a tough market environment, but Cramer on Friday urged his viewers to stay in the game because investing is the best way to augment one’s paycheck.

Over the past few months, U.S. companies have watched helplessly as their stocks are often slaughtered due to no fault of their own, but because the markets are held hostage to Europe’s sovereign debt crisis. In turn, investing has become nothing short of frustrating. Cramer likes to make investing fun, though, because people are more likely to stick with something that’s fun to do. Speculating is a particularly fun method of investing, he said. It’s the process of hunting for undiscovered stocks of tiny companies that have potential to become much larger. This newsletter has been helping traders make a killing. Click here for a 25% discount offer. Continue reading»

EOG Resources may be the single best way to play the huge oil discoveries we’ve made in the U.S., Cramer said Wednesday.

This Cramer favorite (EOG) is the top producer in both the Bakken shale and the Eagle Ford shale, and also has exposure to other hot oil properties.

EOG saw its shares soar Wednesday after reporting its earnings Tuesday after the bell. The Houston-based company, which is shifting from an emphasis on nat gas toward higher-priced oil and nat gas liquids, delivered a 7 cent earnings beat off a 76 cent basis on much better than expected revenues that rose 82.4 percent year-over-year. This newsletter has been helping traders make a killing. Click here for a 25% discount offer. Continue reading»

In a tumultuous market like this, Cramer likes to circle the wagons around his favorite long-term themes that have been working. Take the oil and gas drilling boom in this country, the “Mad Money” host said.

“All the new production here in America [has] created a tremendous amount of demand for new pipelines,” he said, “as well as gathering and processing infrastructure that’s needed to remove contaminants from natural gas, in addition to separating nat gas from nat gas liquids like ethane and propane.” This newsletter has been helping traders make a killing. Click here for a 25% discount offer. Continue reading»

Total SA (TOT)Cramer likes this stock on weakness and thinks this is a good level to buy it.

CSX (CSX)While he prefers Norfolk Southern [NSC  72.70     -1.29  (-1.74%)           ], the “Mad Money” host will endorse CSX. However, he suggests buying it in stages.

Express Scripts (ESRX) Cramer likes this stock and he likes the pull back because he thinks in the end 2012 will be “big.” The company’s merger with Medco (MHS) and the fact that Pfizer(PFE) has drugs coming off patent will both be good for Express Scripts.

Royal Caribbean (RCL) Travel and leisure gets hit every time there are worries about Europe, and this company has some European exposure, Cramer said. However, he likes Royal Caribbean. He would wait until it hits $25 before buying. This newsletter has been helping traders make a killing. Click here for a 25% discount offer. Continue reading»