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Cramer's Lightning Round: Don't sell Match Group

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  • 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.

Fortinet: "I think Fortinet is not my favorite. Palo Alto is, we own it for the Charitable Trust."

Air Products: "You really don't want to be in Air Products, you want to be in Linde. Linde's a much better run company, and that's why Air Products isn't doing as well , and Linde's doing spectacularly."

Sarepta Therapeutics: "I think Sarepta is a speculative situation where they have great science. I am never going to bet against a biotech company with great science, therefore I bless owning the stock. It's too risky for me, but it's ok if you want to be there."

Match Group: "Don't sell Match, you've just got a very, very smart investor in there. You've got Starboard, there's been other activists there too, and I think the Starboard letter, which I read this morning, is superb. And Match has to make the changes that Starboard recommends."

BJ's Wholesale Club: "BJ's Wholesale is very good. My problem is, is why would I want the very good when I can get the best, which, of course, is Costco."

Toast: "The problem with that is, is that you are investing in retail by doing that. And I do not want to be as exposed to retail right now, and so that's the only reason why I do not want to own the stock of Toast.

Teva Pharmaceutical: "Teva's ok...I like best of best, I like best of breed. That means I like Eli Lilly."

Viking Holdings: "I think Viking's terrific. I would put Royal Caribbean and Viking at the top of the heap. They are both excellent."

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Disclaimer The CNBC Investing Club Charitable Trust holds shares of Palo Alto Networks, Eli Lilly and Costco.

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