Cramer’s lightning round: International Paper is not a buy

Cramer’s lightning round: International Paper is not a buy


Matterport Inc: “I’d rather be in HP. … This company is losing too much money.”

Medtronic PLC: “These guys have lost their way. … They are not executing.”

International Paper Co: “Once that starts rolling over, it rolls over big. I do not want you to touch that stock.”

Stanley Black & Decker Inc: “I think that it can easily go down another 10%. If you’re willing to accept that, then I think you’re absolutely fine.”

Cramer's lightning round: International Paper is not a buy

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