Cramer’s lightning round: BlackBerry is not a buy

Cramer’s lightning round: BlackBerry is not a buy


Moody’s Corp: “They’re such a good company, but there’s been so little issuance for them to rate to begin with.”

BlackBerry: “I’ve been against them the whole way down. They’re losing money.”

Novavax Inc: “I’ve been saying, ‘sell this stock,’ the whole way down. And I’m not done.”

Cramer's lightning round: BlackBerry is not a buy

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