In his Oct. 9 "Lightning Round" segment, Cramer said he didn't like Hecla or any silver stock. "There's no reason to own them," he said.

In his Oct. 14 "Lightning Round" segment, Cramer said Nvidia "is at the cusp of a brand-new cycle" and recommended the stock as a buy.

In his Sept. 29 "Stop Trading!" segment, Cramer said Walgreen and CVS (CVS) were flu-shot plays. According to Cramer, customer traffic doubled with flu-shot recipients, who are prone to impulse purchases.

On Sept. 29's "Stop Trading!", Cramer said Ralph Lauren "has been a monster stock since the bottom ... and I believe it will continue to be a monster stock." He called CEO Ralph Lauren "the real deal" and said he never understood why the stock was down in the $60s.

On "Mad Money" on Oct. 15, Cramer said he'd been excited by J&J's earnings beat at first but had decided to put the stock in his Sell Block because the earnings were due to lowered R&D spending and a favorable tax rate. "That's not how we want to see companies make their numbers," he said.

On Oct. 30's "Mad Money" show, Cramer spoke with Chesapeake CEO and Chairman Aubrey McClendon, who said people aren't aware of how much natural gas is available, due to recent discoveries and spoke of the importance of nat gas as a bridge fuel to the future. Cramer told his viewers that if they think natural gas is headed higher, then Chesapeake's a buy.