buy andina. let me put this stuff in my eyes. it's like visine. >>> coming up, how can you tell if one bad apple is spoiling the whole sector? cramer picks apart the accounting stocks to give you the ones that could be ripe to buy. >>> plus, lightning strikes. cramer goes electric taking all your calls. >>> accounting irregularities always equal sell for the stock that has them. that system goes all the way back to the first gospel according to yours truly, jim cramer's real money. accounting irregularities equal sell. but in tonight's "sell block" we have a case of guilt by association or even mistaken identity. one company's ruinous accounting problems have brought down two of its competitors. it's almost as if coke reported it had awful accounting issues and then everybody sold pepsi. well, general mills had accounting problems and people sold kellogg. i mean, that's pretty stupid. if that happened, you'd have a great chance to buy pepsi or kellogg. whenever the market sells first and asks questions later, terrific opportuniti

now, the thesis behind andina is simple.he beverage distribution business is about as stable as it gets. normally there's not a whole lot of growth. in latin america, especially in in the city where they do most of their business, it continues to grow at a pretty torrid pace, which means more people are drinking more beverages, creating opportunities for volume growth at companies like andina. bottling is usually profitable. ask the pepsi ceo, a cramer fav and i think a yankee fan, that just made a brilliant move to buy the pepsi bottlers back from pepsi the other day. it's going to boost pepsi's numbers. and i bought some for my charitable trust. you should get some. why latin america? chile, argentina and brazil are in better shape than the u.s. a low ratio of dependents to working-age population. i know it's an embarrassment when even argentina is pantsing us, but that's just another reason to own a company like andina. right now it pays $1.08 per share, which means it's got a red hot, habanero pepper, 6% yield. one kav y