On July 7's "Mad Money" show, Cramer identified health care as the one industry that can experience growth even in a slowdown. Abbott and Gilead (GILD) were his drug-stock recommendations. He owns both for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

On July 6's "Lightning Round" segment, Cramer said that he'd recommended selling the stock because of Dreamliner delays in June, but "down here I can't say 'no' to it as an investment."

The stock received a flurry of analyst attention today, with Keefe Bruyette & Woods upgrading the stock to outperform with a $195 price target and Merrill Lynch/Bank of America and UBS both raising their price targets on the stock to $180. On "Stop Trading!" yesterday, Cramer said that Goldman has an "endless amount of liquidity" and could earn $30 next year, but he didn't encourage buying the stock. "Don't buy this stock three days after the quarter, especially after it ran up 7 points," he said.

What is real news? Cramer said it's railroad CSX (CSX) beating its numbers. He said it's semi-conductor equipment maker Novellus (NVLS) not getting crushed at this point in the economic cycle. Read more here.

What is real news? Cramer said it's railroad CSX (CSX) beating its numbers. He said it's semi-conductor equipment maker Novellus (NVLS) not getting crushed at this point in the economic cycle. What is real news? Cramer said it's railroad CSX (CSX) beating its numbers. He said it's semi-conductor equipment maker Novellus (NVLS) not getting crushed at this point in the economic cycle. Read more here.

Shares of media giant Viacom (VIA-B) are just too cheap. That was Cramer's assessment on the heels of Spongebob Squarepants' tenth anniversary later this week. Read more here.

Cramer agreed with Bensignor that energy is poised for a rebound, but instead of buying an index like the Energy Select Spider, he suggested only buying the best of breed, like Chevron (CVX), a stock which he owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS. Read more here.

Cramer said we're seeing what he calls a "gasoline rally" in stocks such as Darden (DRI), Coach (COH), Tiffany (TIF), Sears (SHLD), Lowe's (LOW) and Yum! Brands (YUM). "This is all the same trade that we saw when gasoline broke from $4 down to $2 last year," he said. "It's happening again." Read more here.