"This market shouldn't be this strong. The old market, the pre-March 6 market, would have taken its cue from Morgan Stanley (MS)." ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09)

"Instead, we think of Morgan Stanley as an outlier and we focus on the big lending machine that is Wells Fargo (WFC)." ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09)

"We would have freaked out at the bad news from Capital One (COF), at the bad loans. Instead, you had to buy it in the aftermarket last night at $13 because the darned thing's unchanged." ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09)

"We would have looked at GM (GM) and said, 'Uh oh, here comes bankruptcy.' Instead we say, 'Look, there goes Ford (F) like a stone wall.'" ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09)

"We would have looked at GM (GM) and said, 'Uh oh, here comes bankruptcy.' Instead we say, 'Look, there goes Ford (F) like a stone wall.'" ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09)

"We would have looked at Abbott Labs (ABT) and Procter & Gamble (PG) and just said that the big consumer product and drug stocks are so bad they might kill any rally. Instead, we cheer." ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09)

"We would have looked at Abbott Labs (ABT) and Procter & Gamble (PG) and just said that the big consumer product and drug stocks are so bad they might kill any rally. Instead, we cheer." ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09) ... Procter & Gamble (PG) is the "No. 1 dividend-raiser in the NYSE," Cramer said, with a long history of raising its dividend and "fantastic management." He expects P&G to report a "good, stable quarter" next week, but he said the stock would probably fall on the news. ("Stop Trading!" 4-22-09)

"We would have said that Intel (INTC) reported a bad quarter and dismiss their "bottom" call; instead, the darned stock keeps climbing." ("So Much Strength," 4-22-09)