Cramer’s Lightning Round: Don’t touch ChargePoint

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.

Opendoor: "No, I actually think it's a bit of a short squeeze. They're not making any money, and, you know what, it's one of those situations where it can continue to go higher but not for any fundamental reason, so I can't get behind it."

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Nextera Energy: "The money's coming out of NE and going to Constellation. I think it should reverse itself, but it's not going to do it necessarily soon."

CVS: "...I'm not going to fight the stock here, I think at eight times earnings, 3.3%, I think it's fine. I don't think it's great, though. Why? Because of shrinkage, because of pilferage, because of those darned plastic things that are like in front of every single thing you want to buy..."

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ChargePoint: "No, ChargePoint's losing too much money, it's a commodity business, I do not want to touch it."

Volaris: "I don't really care for it, I've got to tell you. I do like the Mexican peso, and I do like Mexico, but the stock has had too big a run, and most of the airlines are retreating, and I think that one is going to, too."