• It's that time again! "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

E.l.f Beauty: "Here's the problem with E.l.f. It is, without a doubt, one of the most shorted stocks in the market. And every time anything bad happens in the cosmetic group, people come down on it, but then you have to buy...You buy it in a couple of days."

B&G Foods: I don't like B&G Foods...It's just really a bunch of warmed over brands put together under one roof. That game doesn't work anymore."

Johnson & Johnson: "...The stock has just had a major move up. Every time it's had a major move up, it then moves down...I think you should wait until it comes down a little bit. It's too high for me."

UWM: "...Maybe its time has finally come...I would wait for a pullback."

Symbotic: "We don't want to touch this thing...The company is not the one you want to be in. It is too high, even after this comedown. I don't want you to touch it."

Acadia Pharmaceuticals: "It's a trading stock, it's not an investment stock...It's just too high risk for me."

SoFi: "I am believing that SoFi may be the right one...I see the risk reward to be very positive."

Dell: "I believe Michael Dell...I'm saying you can buy it."

Lucid: "I think you should sell Lucid."

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