The industrials, transports, retailers, minerals and oils were “the severe-disease plays,” Cramer said. No one thought they would recover, and bankruptcy, it seemed, was a foregone conclusion. Not anymore, though. As the economy improves, so, too, will the US Steels (X), Nordstroms (JWN) and Dow Chemicals (DOW) of the world. These companies “are no longer in critical condition,” and Cramer predicted “a full recovery” as they rebuild their balance sheets.

The industrials, transports, retailers, minerals and oils were “the severe-disease plays,” Cramer said. No one thought they would recover, and bankruptcy, it seemed, was a foregone conclusion. Not anymore, though. As the economy improves, so, too, will the US Steels (X), Nordstroms (JWN) and Dow Chemicals (DOW) of the world. These companies “are no longer in critical condition,” and Cramer predicted “a full recovery” as they rebuild their balance sheets.

The industrials, transports, retailers, minerals and oils were “the severe-disease plays,” Cramer said. No one thought they would recover, and bankruptcy, it seemed, was a foregone conclusion. Not anymore, though. As the economy improves, so, too, will the US Steels (X), Nordstroms (JWN) and Dow Chemicals (DOW) of the world. These companies “are no longer in critical condition,” and Cramer predicted “a full recovery” as they rebuild their balance sheets.

The tech sector falls under the category of “false diagnoses.” These companies were never sick in the first place, thanks to trends like mobile Internet and a resurgence in tech spending. In fact, “they were bulking up the whole time,” Cramer said. Just look at this quarter’s numbers from Apple (AAPL), Intel (INTC) and SanDisk (SNDK).

The tech sector falls under the category of “false diagnoses.” These companies were never sick in the first place, thanks to trends like mobile Internet and a resurgence in tech spending. In fact, “they were bulking up the whole time,” Cramer said. Just look at this quarter’s numbers from Apple (AAPL), Intel (INTC) and SanDisk (SNDK).

The tech sector falls under the category of “false diagnoses.” These companies were never sick in the first place, thanks to trends like mobile Internet and a resurgence in tech spending. In fact, “they were bulking up the whole time,” Cramer said. Just look at this quarter’s numbers from Apple (AAPL), Intel (INTC) and SanDisk (SNDK).

Certainly, there are stocks that are still “in critical condition,” the Mad Money host said. While Goldman Sachs (GS) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM) will return to full health, other banks like Citigroup (C) are “permanently debilitated.” Still others, like Bank of America (BAC), are “day to day.” These might be among the few stocks that are adequately priced given the improving conditions of the markets and economy right now.

Certainly, there are stocks that are still “in critical condition,” the Mad Money host said. While Goldman Sachs (GS) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM) will return to full health, other banks like Citigroup (C) are “permanently debilitated.” Still others, like Bank of America (BAC), are “day to day.” These might be among the few stocks that are adequately priced given the improving conditions of the markets and economy right now.