Cramer's lightning round: international paper is a 'very good buy' at these prices

International Paper: "You know, the stock has come down big. I kind of regard it as an Amazon play. It's a good trade on world commerce. A lot of people feel world commerce is

going to slow down, a lot of different crosscurrents because of tariffs. I say IP, at these prices, is a very good buy. I'd love to see [the CEO,] Mr. [Mark] Sutton come back."

GrubHub, Inc.: "I've been riding this for a long time, and I've read a couple of downgrades and I am getting a little- look, bulls make money, bears make money, but pigs [get

slaughtered]. So, no." Sprint Corp.: "I would swap out into T-Mobile. I think [T-Mobile CEO John] Legere's going to have a better quarter." LGI Homes:

"Everyone's blasting the homebuilders because of higher rates and they're very low because of lumber. I have to tell you, I like Lennar. I saw [Lennar CEO] Stuart Miller,

[who's] retiring and that's one of my faves. I also like Toll Brothers." Acadia Pharmaceuticals: "We had a big run and I should've said ring the register, but

I've got to tell you something, that CNN report was so devastating, I don't want to touch this one now." Pilgrim's Pride Corporation: "There's so many things

wrong with that thing right now, but if you think three to five years out, I'd rather own Tyson than that one, to be honest. I think Tyson's better run." J.B. Hunt: "I

thought J.B. Hunt reported a terrific quarter. Other people were saying it was ho-hum. The stock went up. I stick with it." Alaska Air Group: "You know, it used to be the best,

then they made that acquisition and we haven't really gone back to it. The acquisition was just not great and I can't recommend the stock here." Winnebago Industries:

"This group trades so, so badly. I mean, I just keep hearing 'glut, glut, glut.' In the last six weeks, glut! I've got to find someone to dispel the glut or I can't

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