week of 3/20 on mad money

Today is the day S&P has decided to add Google to S&P 500. Today is also the day when Paypal announced mobile payments.

3/24 mad money summary Dexcom (NASDAQ:DXCM) has a new glucose monitoring system with an insulin pump which monitors insulin levels every 5 minutes. Fuel-Tech (NASDAQ:FTEK) which makes pollution control equipment needed for companies needing to meet clean air pollution standards. Santarus (NASDAQ:SNTS) is another small medical company making a drug that can be new Nexium.

3/23 mad money summary: NASDAQ:SIRF Technology as a GPS play in cell phones though QCOM has the lead. SolarWorld (SWV.GR) is good german solar company coming to US. Hibbett sporting goods (HIBB) was discussed buy may not be as good even though it could be a regional to national play.

Google Finance debuted today. The only cool thing is linking to the blogs.

3/22 mad money summary: jamba juice is bought by SVI (Services Acquisition Corp. International). Because of the brand strength and possible growth this is a buy. Weight Watchers International (WWR) is coming back. Genesee & Wyoming Inc (GWR) is probably still a buy.
But Koppers holdings inc (KOP) which make creosote which is needed for making trains is a better buy.

3/21 mad money summary: Debt rating company Moody's (MCO ) is recommended for great earnings, growth and non-competitive industry. Baggage screening company Analogic (ALOG) which is also a medical company (This is the second such company Cramer recommended, the other one is OSIS.). Greenberg and Cramer discussed among others Aqua America (WTR). Cramer also recommended stocks which were going down because of secondary offering, China Medical (CMED) and Central European Media Enterprises (CETV).

3/20 mad money summary: Cramer spent lot of time on Wendy's spinoff Hortons (THI). VOIP could make MSPD (Mindspeed) profits. Tyler technologies which provides technology to make local governments efficient is a buy. MRX (Medicis technologies) CEO is on the show touting their stock.