Date updated:12-15-2009
Cramer says his Mobile Internet Tsunami is a multiyear trend that could be as big as the personal computer and Internet revolutions. On Aug. 11's "Mad Money" show, he created a Mobile Internet Index of his top 21 mobile Internet stocks. Read the full story here.
We've updated this portfolio with Cramer's recent comments about his tsunami stocks. Also, read an excerpt from his new book, "Getting Back to Even," in which he discusses the Mobile Internet Tsunami.

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GOOG
Google Inc. - $536.44
- +0.56%
- $539.11
"Another day of smooth sailing. Google (GOOG) breaking out -- I am using a much higher price target. Apple (AAPL) shrugging off the Google phone. Only Amazon (AMZN) is being tripped up, and that will most likely reverse tomorrow." ("Monday Was a Good Day for Bulls," Dec. 15

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GOOG
Google Inc. - $536.44
- +0.56%
- $539.11
"Another day of smooth sailing. Google (GOOG) breaking out -- I am using a much higher price target. Apple (AAPL) shrugging off the Google phone. Only Amazon (AMZN) is being tripped up, and that will most likely reverse tomorrow." ("Monday Was a Good Day for Bulls," Dec. 15

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AAPL
Apple Inc. - $196.19
- +1.07%
- $196.46
Investors, according to Cramer, are also talking about Apple (AAPL), and if Google's (GOOG) new smartphone, Nexus, will be a threat to its iPhone. But while there has been much dissatisfaction with AT&T's (T) service, Cramer does not think the Google phone should cause Apple to go down. ("Stop Trading!" Dec. 14

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RIMM
Research In Motio - $66.15
- -0.78%
- $67.40
From Cramer's "Mad Money" Recap, Dec. 11: Finally, Cramer said he'll be watching both Research In Motion (RIMM) and Palm (PALM). Cramer said one of these two will likely say something to bring the group down, and he'd use the weakness to buy more Apple (AAPL).

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STAR
Star - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
On Nov. 13's "Mad Money" show, Cramer called Starent a speculative standout. The stock was up 80% since his prior recommendation.

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CSCO
Cisco Systems - $23.89
- +1.66%
- $23.84
On Nov. 19's "Lightning Round," Cramer said: "Everyone is dumping on Cisco. This is the most bullish they've ever been. I think Cisco should be bought. All the naysayers will be proven wrong."

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CIEN
Ciena Corporation - $13.09
- +2.59%
- $12.98
In a Nov. 24 blog post, Cramer wrote:

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TLAB
Tellabs - $6.44
- +1.74%
- $6.43
In his Nov. 24 "Lightning Round", Cramer said Tellabs was trading so cheaply that it was a "gross miscarriage of justice."
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08/13/2009 20:39 PM CDT Asked by bwelge
The prices shown when I pull up this portfolio are incorrect. GOOG is way off, the portfolio says it is about $428 as of 8/12/2009, but it should be about $462. Are the prices scaled somehow?