In a RealMoney blog post on Monday, Cramer wrote: "Ford puts too much emphasis on Cash for Clunkers for its terrific quarter. I was hoping it would be more positive about innate organic demand." And on his "Lightning Round" segment that night, he said that "The great news from Ford Motor has got to be great news for Johnson Controls (JCI)."

On his "Mad Money" show last night, Cramer said that Hartford's quarter was a blowout and that at $36 book value, the stock is going higher. In a blog post yesterday, Cramer said that after guiding book value up, Hartford's "too cheap at $27." He continued: "Hartford has a very clean property casualty business that is worth $36 in solid book. Given that the company's raising book value to that level, it means that the rest of the company's valuation is no longer minus."

On "Mad Money" last week, Cramer told viewers that he'd sell Sun instead of waiting for the Oracle deal to play out. Cramer wrote in his blog on Oct. 15 that after speaking to close to 500 investors, he'd realized that tech "is still relatively unloved." He said he'd been asking people if they owned Intel (INTC), Microsoft (MSFT), Cisco (CSCO) and Oracle but hadn't had any positive responses. He said he had spoke to people invested in Apple (AAPL), though they'd gotten in much lower.