Cramer’s lightning round: I like Procter & Gamble over Walmart

Cramer’s lightning round: I like Procter & Gamble over Walmart


Iron Mountain Inc: “Right now I don’t want to back away from it. … We may have to do new work on Iron Mountain to see if it’s as safe as we think it is.”

McKesson Corp: “[Buy.]”

Disclaimer: Cramer’s Charitable Trust owns shares of Procter & Gamble and Johnosn & Johnson.

Cramer's lightning round: I like Procter & Gamble over Walmart

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