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Cramer's Lightning Round: Dominion Energy is "a little too risky"

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Dominion Energy's year-to-date stock performance.

Dominion Energy: "I have to tell you, I do think that Dominion Energy with a 5% yield is a little too risky for me. I do not get into utilities to reach for yield. I prefer American Electric Power or I prefer Duke."

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UiPath's year-to-date stock performance.

UiPath: "I actually like that, they make automation software, and the stock is making a pivot to being profitable from being unprofitable. Once they make that pivot, you know I'm on board."

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Rayonier's year-to-date stock performance.

Rayonier: "Yes. I like timber, and I like that 3.7% yield, I think they're onto something, the stock is down way too big, it's quality."

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Radnet's year-to-date stock performance.

Radnet: "Everything you just told me about it tells me that I got to look at it. I remember it as a money-losing company, and I've not paid enough attention to it. But that's going to change starting on Tuesday."

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Pioneer Natural Resources' year-to-date stock performance.

Pioneer Natural Resources: "Ok, PXD is mostly oil, not natural gas. It's one of the reasons why I like it very much for the [CNBC Charitable Trust]. It does have a nice yield, and it's got the highest and best, lowest cost, the highest quality oil in the Permian."

Lightning Round: Dominion Energy is a little to risky for me, says Jim Cramer
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Lightning Round: Dominion Energy is a little to risky for me, says Jim Cramer

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