Mad Money Lightning Round: Cramer Advises Investors To Buy PPL Corp (MED, WTW, PPL, EMC, IBM, FE, STV, AA, C, BIDU, F)

On CNBC's Mad Money, Jim Cramer said during the Lightning Round that Medifast MED has “no growth.” He added, “I suggest you look into Weight Watcher's WTW which has great growth and is shareholder friendly."

Cramer likes PPL Corp PPL, adding that the stock is a “super duper buy."

For EMC EMC, he said, "I like International Business Machines IBM a lot but EMC is a lot better. It's one of the cheapest technology companies."

He believes that FirstEnergy FE is “one of the cheapest utilities.” He added, “I think the dividend is fine and I think it's a good stock."

For China Digital TV STV, he said, "Nope, nope, nope. Let's stick with America, I don't need a Chinese company with numbers I can't understand."

Jim said that Alcoa AA was “rocking today. Price of aluminum is going up. This is one of my favorite stocks."

For Citigroup C, Jim said, "Here's the problem with Citi. Every bank is back in the crosshairs. I'm a big fan of Citi but I also recognize I get my head chopped off every time I recommend a bank."

Cramer advises investors to buy Baidu.com BIDU. He added, “It's the only Chinese stock I recommend."

For Ford Motor F, he said, "It's been knocked down, but I'm sticking with Ford and CEO Alan Mullaly. He's money in the bank."

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