Cramer recently wondered if the financials can hold on as evidenced in the below post. “Can the financials hold on? I think that's too hard, of course. I do believe that they just need to go up for a couple of days so the companies have the ability to raise cash, that's the real issue. Many of the banks that are rallying need cash. They should be canvassing private equity to find buyers to see if someone thinks the move is for real. Some should be issuing stock right here. Still others should use the strength to make calls to save themselves and get buyers for themselves. This is one of those moments where the shorts are on the run. That's when these companies need to play some defense and get some buyers in. If they don't, it will be one more lost opportunity, because with Wells Fargo (WFC ) you just saw the best quarter you are going to see from these banks. One other thought for those who are short: Bank of America (BAC) will declare its dividend, and that will cause more short panicking, because it is really big. The SEC's rules plus the short squeezes are an opportunity to recapitalize right now. The banks should take it.”

From a recent Mad Money show: "RIO is complicated. It's raised money to make an acquisition and ever since then I've been skeptical."

From a recent Mad Money show: "The biotechs are going to be flush with money. We like the medical device companies. I think they've bottomed. I want to buy it right here."

From a recent Mad Money show: "I got this wrong. I think it's got value and I'm not giving up on it. Every mineral company has been hit, but I'm sticking by this one."

From a recent Mad Money show: "It's got pipeline construction; it's natural gas distribution. The more I think about it, I want to own this stock myself for my charitable trust. "

From a recent Mad Money show: "Listen, that one's too hard for me. Every raw cost in there is difficult. I like Yum! Brands (YUM). It's too hard to own Dominos.

From a recent Mad Money show: "Listen, I've hated it ever since it became public. I feel strongly that it shouldn't have gone public. I don't like the company."

From a recent Mad Money show: "These are all bad and every one of them has cost people a fortune. I'm not recommending any of them. "