Cramer had the CEO of IntraLase (ILSE) Robert Palmisano on tonight’s Mad Money show. Cramer asked the CEO if ILSE had actually lowered estimates prior to announcing better-than-expected numbers didn’t take anything down,” said Palmisano. Cramer asked if IntraLase would need further financing to fund its growth.”We don’t need any financing,” said Palmisano. Cramer asked if IntraLase was seeing any pricing pressure said pricing was holding up well, although competition probably will come, he said. However, “competition, we feel, is quite a ways off.” The CEO said his company’s technology, which uses a laser, avoids cutting of the cornea in Lasik surgery. “One of the main things the doctors like about it is its precision and its safety. In addition to that, the outcomes that the patients get,” he said. Cramer summed up the interview saying he still likes the IntraLase story. He’s emboldened by Palmisano’s confirmation that the company does not need financing and that the company is “growing like mad.” Cramer believes that the stock goes higher.

Cramer made some comments on Dell (DELL) which reported less then stellar results after the bell. Cramer thinks DELL is losing market share to Acer and Lenovo and he cautioned investors to wait until mid-November before buying the stock.