On his Aug. 25 "Mad Money" show, Cramer said that he's still bullish on banks, especially those heavy into homeownership, including JPMorgan, Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank of America (BAC), all three of which he owns for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

On his Aug. 25 "Mad Money" show, Cramer said that he's still bullish on banks, especially those heavy into homeownership, including JPMorgan, Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank of America (BAC), all three of which he owns for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

On his Aug. 25 "Mad Money" show, Cramer said that he's still bullish on banks, especially those heavy into homeownership, including JPMorgan, Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank of America (BAC), all three of which he owns for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

On an Aug. 7 "Lightning Round" segment, Cramer said that Radian was a "pure short squeeze" and told viewers they "don't want to be there." In an Aug. 28 post to his RealMoney blog, Cramer wrote that "what has shocked me has been the dearth of bankruptcies." He said that "amazingly" companies such as Radian, PMI Group (PMI) and MBIA (MBI) are "alive and kicking." "How could these guys not have gone belly-up?" he asked.

On his Aug. 24 "Lightning Round" segment, Cramer said Hudson City was "playing it safe" and wasn't being "aggressive enough." "It'll come back," he said, "but not as fast as some of the other banks that I like."

"Take the curious case of Textron (TXT). I look at this company, with severe monumental losses in finance and a big reliance on business jets plus a heavy auto component -- this company should have failed. It should have been forced to go bankrupt. Instead, like so many other troubled companies, it was able to do an equity offering and work its way through this period. Now it has an analyst meeting on Sept. 10, and JPMorgan said yesterday, "We continue to view Textron as one of the last value plays in the sector." Can you believe it? Deathbed to best buy!" "Where Are All of the Bankruptcies?" Aug. 28, 2009

"Consider those who bought Citigroup (C) when it looked like a colossal joke, a ward of the state, a pathetic bank that wasn't going to work its way out of its hole. You are up about two bucks from the conversion! That's remarkable. What a home run. I am getting letters from people who made $20,000, $30,000 on this one from watching "Mad Money" and reading this blog." "Speculators 1, Shorts 0," Aug. 28, 2009

"Was there a bigger punch line of a joke than Freddie Mac (FRE)? Of course, Fannie Mae (FNM)! Will you look at how they are trading? And I am talking about monumental gains. Huge. The speculators nailed it. They were so much smarter than the intellectuals and the aggressive, uninformed short-sellers." "Speculators 1, Shorts 0," Aug. 28, 2009