In a recent post, Cramer pointed out that Steel stocks aren’t done. "The steels are rolling over! I heard that about half a dozen times this week. People, of course, were looking at the chart, not the order book. They were looking at the head-and-shoulder picture, not the price increases and the strong worldwide demand. One of my favorite stocks is US Steel (X) because of its great, aggressive manager, John Surma, who came into the stock not that long ago at $9! The company is expanding and is largely integrated -- it has all of its own resources that go into steel, except in Europe -- and it's just riding the wave of the great steel shortage. In order to get negative on steel, you have to see much more capacity coming on -- including greenfield capacity -- along with dumping by foreigners and a pretty severe downturn. No, prices can't go up forever. And when you listen to conference calls, you know that midquarter bumps -- more than one bump -- in price may not be sustainable. The problem I have, though, is that without fundamental supply and demand imbalances solved, it is hard to see how the rally can't continue. X has become many peoples' favorite recession short. To me, it is a non-recession long. Not today. It is up too much. But on any day that the shorts knock it down to levels that seem to reflect the move is over. Because it isn't.”

Next on our list are a few tech names. In general, Cramer is not a fan of tech stocks right now and recently pointed this out on his Mad Money show. "With very few exceptions, technology stocks have stopped being innovative," said Cramer in last week's "Sell Block" segment. He recommended selling all of what he now calls "old tech," including stocks like Intel (INTC), Seagate (STX) and Cisco (CSCO).

From a recent Mad Money show: "Oh man, that's just software I don't care for and management has been turning over a lot over there. Say no to that one."

From a recent Mad Money show: "I don't know about this one. Golf may be a declining industry, there's just not enough momentum in the business."

From a recent Mad Money show: "I have to tell you, I think that Marvel is a winner and I think Iron Man will be a winner. I would pull the trigger ahead of this fabulous opening. "

From a recent Mad Money show: "I don't like the real estate investment trust business, or anything levered to mortgages."

From a recent Mad Money show: "No, sell this one. There's nothing there, it's already above the offer. If you want JPMorgan Chase (JPM) go buy some of that."

From a recent Mad Money show: "I was going to do this one in my series this week. ITW is a great company and I would recommend it right here."