Norwegian Cruise Line is a sell.

• Jim Cramer is once again answering callers' stock questions at a rapid pace, as indicated by the ringing of the lightning round bell on "Mad Money."

Despite being one of the worst-performing companies in the market, I still believe in its potential due to its excellent CEO. With the world starting to open up and the stock price at $20, I think it's a buy.

I agree with your perspective on this spec, as I am a believer in emerging markets and I think this would be a profitable strategy. I think you've hit the nail on the head.

I am astonished that people hate it, but we must bring them on board. I am not jumping to conclusions, and I simply said 'wow.' I am glad I haven't been pushing that stock because I like their product. I used it daily during the pandemic. Let's Masimo on. Their products are fantastic, and I never understood the shortfall.

I was tempted to believe it was an overreaction, but my issue is that I have another retailer I prefer because of its high dividend yield and I keep thinking it will return, despite it being a mistake. I think Foot Locker is currently at odds with Nike because Nike wants to focus more on direct-to-consumer sales, and Foot Locker is in the way. I am not drawn to that yield because we were concerned about the company's fundamentals.

I will not approve the tower business in any way, shape or form, as there are too many of them.

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