Three stocks that were profiled on Jim Cramer’s Mad Money show last night also saw a lift from the “Cramer Effect”. 

B&G Foods (BGS: 11.47 +1.41%)

The food company gained 6.9% after Cramer interviewed CEO David Wenner on Tuesday’s Mad Money show. The company is focused on acquired quality brand names such as Ortega and Cream of Wheat. Cramer is bullish on the stock and likes the 8.2% high dividend yield. 

Emdeon (EM: 12.50 -0.16%)

Emdeon was another bullish stock pick of Mr. Cramer that benefitted from the “Cramer effect” today. The healthcare stock rose 2.8% after Cramer said the company has earnings momentum during the Lightning Round segment of the show. Cramer recommends buying the stock all the way up to $18. 

Windstream (WIN: 11.40 -1.30%)

Another bullish stock pick out of the Lightning Round was Windstream which gained 1.5%. Cramer has a lot of confidence in CEO Jeff Gardner and believes that the stock’s 12% dividend yield is still safe. 

Other Cramer stock picks: 

Treehouse Foods (THS: 47.69 -0.31%) rose 0.1% – The stock finished virtually unchanged despite Mr. Cramer’s bullish recommendation and $45 price target.

Home Depot (HD: 28.51 +1.64%) declined 0.7% and Lowes gained 1.2% (LOW: 20.74 +1.27%) – The home improvement stocks seemed to buck the trend, because Cramer’s recommendation of Home Depot didn’t seem to move the stock, while Lowe’s went up despite bearish comments from Mr. Cramer.

Sears Holdings (SHLD: 71.00 +3.23%) gained 5.5% and Lowes (LOW: 20.74 +1.27%) jumped 2.4% after Cramer recommend buying both stocks as a way to play the “gasoline rallies”. With consumers spending less money at the pump they have more discretionary income to spend in retailers such as Sears and Lowes. Unfortunately, the same logic didn’t’ seem to carry through to restaurants stocks as YUM Brands fell 6.0% and Darden Restaurants dropped 1.1% after also being recommended. 

No stock was effected more by the “Cramer effect” than Viacom. The stock gained 5.2% after Cramer donned a SpongeBob costume in honor of the cartoon’s 10 year anniversary. While Viacom has had its struggles, Cramer believes that the fact that Viacom is undervalued is a good enough reason to buy. The stock trades at a discount to peers Time Warner (TWX: 31.46 +0.64%) and Disney (DIS: 33.69 -0.06%). Cramer recommended buying Viacom before SpongeBob rings the opening Bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday morning. 

The “Cramer Effect” also helped lift CSX (CSX: 52.72 +0.42%). The stock gained 6.2% after Cramer noted that the railroad operator had recently beaten earnings estimates despite falling revenues. 

Other Cramer bullish stock picks: 

BHP Billiton (BHP: 72.23 -0.23%) gained 5.3% – Cramer noted that mineral companies were showing signs of strength.

Goldman Sachs (GS: 150.82 -1.15%) jumped 3.7% – Cramer believes Goldman Sachs is likely to earn $30 per share next year, while Wall Street is only expecting earnings of $16 per share.

Chevron (CVX: 76.21 +0.25%) increased 2.5% – Cramer considers Chevron to be best-of-breed and prefers investing in CVX over the oil index. With a strong 4.1% dividend yield and 5% production growth for the year, Cramer thinks Chevron’s revised guidance may have lowered the Streets expectations enough to deliver an upside surprise in its next report.

Cramer stated yesterday that concerns over Obama’s healthcare reform were overdone. The uncertainty surrounding these reforms has likely had a more negative impact than the actual reforms will. Cramer even stated that it is likely that the reforms won’t be as bad as expected. Cramer’s recommended Wellpoint as a play on the recovery in healthcare stocks. The bullish recommendation caused WLP to gain 5.4% on above average trading volume. 

While he doesn’t like the fact that Wellpoint bought back stock at relatively high prices, Cramer thinks the right multiple for the stock is 10 or 11 rather than the current 8, which means this $47 stock should be trading in the $60s. Cramer likes Wellpoint, in particular because of its profitable sale of Express Scripts for $4.6 billion. If Obama’s healthcare reforms fail, the stock could fetch as much as $100. 

Bank of America also experienced a nice lift after Cramer again recommended the stock as a play on the housing market bottoming. BAC gained 4.9% today. 

Celgene and Genzyme (GENZ: 69.56 -0.33%) also benefited from the Cramer effect, gaining 2.8% and 0.7% respectively. This was after Cramer noted the move from commodities to defensive stocks. He recommended playing this trend by investing in high-growth biotech names such as Celgene and Genzyme. He also thinks these companies will be less vulnerable to Obama’s reforms than other names in the sector. 

The “Cramer Effect” was also in play for Cramer’s bearish stock picks. Wendy’s (WEN: 4.36 -0.23%) and Lowes (LOW: 20.74 +1.27%) both dropped over 3% after negative comment’s on the Mad Money show.