In the recent post below, Cramer opined that the dip in gold is done. “The selloff in gold has not only run its course -- if you bought the stocks on the way down, you are up, and up nicely. (As is the case with me in Action Alerts PLUS with Yamana (AUY), my favorite growth gold stock, which reported a fantastic quarter.) Now, it's interesting to recall why we got a rout in gold: the big rally in the dollar. BIG BIG BIG. Remember that? We weren't supposed to care about the power of inflation to torment paper assets. We were supposed to delink the trade deficit with the dollar. Most important, we were supposed to overlook the budget deficit, as if that had and has nothing to do with gold. Why the heck does everyone have to overthink everything, relating gold to the dollar, to oil, to LIBOR, to yen crosses and the carry trade? The dollar's about supply and demand, just like everything else -- thin oil -- and there is a huge amount of supply, and not that much demand; who would want to own a currency that the government keeps printing? I think gold's in a bull market. That there's more climbing ahead. That this was the pause that refreshes. I feel very alone. Except for the buyers of all the gold stocks who are taking shares with abandon.”

From a recent Mad Money show: "This stock has doubled, so it’s hard to recommend here. It's the only standalone company that hasn't been bought, though. Let's say buy, but only if it pulls back."

From a recent Mad Money show: "Great place to shop, but not a great stock. No, I don't want to own that stock."

From a recent Mad Money show: "Tough stock, it's had a good run, I'm going to say don't buy here."

From a recent Mad Money show: "Classic 'old' tech, I see nothing that makes me want to buy it."

From a recent Mad Money show: "They're going a good job and it’s a great opportunity. I watch the company's dividend and I like it."

From a recent Mad Money show: "I think this is a great quality growth stock."

From a recent Mad Money show: "This company is a classic good name that should be bought on dips. It's a long-term theme and I'd stick with it."