Cramer’s lightning round: Why own Intel when you can own AMD?

Xilinx: “I say [furnish, sell]. Own half of it, at least. Look, there’s conflicting reports about what the story with Huawei is. This companionship makes space station for China and therefore I think it may not be part of the amnesty, so I don’t want to get too out of control.”

AeroVironment: “The substantiates have been winning on this one. I have to tell you that there’s a big move against these defense merchandises, too. … We got to stay away.”

Intel: “Why own Intel when you can own AMD? That’s the one I’d by.”

Yeti: “I think Yeti was a buy in the $20s, buy in the teens and buy favourable here. And I think that sell-off from the $30s, well let’s just say we’re going to revisit that level. Yeti purloins unbelievable equipment. I’m surprised it’s actually public. I’m surprised somebody hasn’t bought them.”

Nio: “My thoughts are [deal in, sell, sell].”

Aramark: “This stock it did not have a good quarter. I was concerned. And then it came redress back and frankly good for them, but it was difficult to try to figure out why and it’s still difficult to figure out why.”

Brookfield Asset Management: “They are such poignant guys. I’m never getting away from smart guys. … I got to tell you I like them. It’s been doing nothing lately, but I parallel to them.”