On Wednesday's "Stop Trading!" segment, Cramer said there was an "all-at-once retail thing going on," which saw companies such as Tiffany and Williams Sonoma (WSM) rising at the same time as companies such as Dollar Tree (DLTR) and Family Dollar (FDO). "Tell me if you really need anything at Williams Sonoma," he said. "That can't be going up if people are in a recession."

In a blog post yesterday, Cramer wrote: "Dell saying big ramp next year, great for Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) too!"

In a post yesterday to his RealMoney blog, Cramer said he worries less than he used to about the "incessant trading" in stocks such as CIT (CIT), Fannie Mae (FNM) and Alcatel-Lucent (ALU) because "when we used to have rules and government officials that were willing to speak the truth about stocks we wouldn't have these single-digit players out there every day." Without that, though, he said, "is it really uninformed speculation?" As for AIG, he wrote: "Here's a stock that's doubled, or if you want to think about it presplit it has gone from one to two. Why? Because its CEO, a respected one, Robert Benmosche, basically pledged that the company would pay back all of the money owed the government and be profitable."

"The talk of EMC and Cisco Systems (CSCO) getting together makes it one red hot tech stock to own."

"The talk of EMC and Cisco Systems (CSCO) getting together makes it one red hot tech stock to own."

"This one is up a lot. I think this one is not as good as Devon Energy (DVN). I'd rather see you over there."

"They're out of the woods. They're all coming back now that they've raised money. I'm no longer a seller, but I'm also not a buyer yet."

As for hedge fund manager John Paulson's buying of Citigroup(C Quote), Cramer called it "the most important story" and said Paulson "is the best." "The man who understood mortgages and knew to short them is buying a bank that we know the biggest problem is mortgages," said Cramer. "The No. 1 smartest mortgage guy is taking Citi!" "Stop Trading!" Aug. 27