Cramer owns Goldman for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust. On last night's "Mad Money" show, Cramer noted that Whitney's finally changing her bearish tune on financials. Her investor following is great enough, he said, that her upgrade could send the market higher. Read more here.

On June 18's "Lightning Round" segment, Cramer said that he liked J&J, calling it a "buy buy buy" and advising viewers to "stick with it." Read more here.

Last week in a "Lightning Round" segment on "Mad Money," Cramer recommended staying away from Exxon "until the yield is higher." Read more here.

On July 7, Cramer wrote in his RealMoney blog that the market's "too hated." He predicted that the "selloff slows down here and people begin to come back to tech, where nothing is wrong" and recommended Qualcomm (QCOM), Apple (AAPL), Intel (INTC), Oracle (ORCL) and Microsoft. "They have the best momentum and have the best quarters," he said. Read more here.

Shareholders of Verizon (VZ Quote) will soon find themselves shareholders of the lesser known "Frontier Communications (FTR Quote) as part of a pending transaction between the two companies. Cramer dissected the deal with Frontier's president, chairman and CEO Maggie Wilderotter." Read more here.

Cramer was bearish on American Dairy in his July 13 "Lightning Round."

Cramer was bullish on Paccar in his July 13 "Lightning Round."

On July 13's "Stop Trading!" Cramer mentioned Oppenheimer's upgrade of Best Buy( BBY) and Thomas Weisel's upgrade of SanDisk (SNDK). "This is all gadget-buying," he said. "The gadget-buying rally was really something that got started when gasoline was going down." Read more here.