TheStreet.com TV Recap: Tech Exhales

The rebound that took place early in the day today was "perfect" and just what Jim Cramer's been calling for, he said on TheStreet.com TV's Wall St. Confidential video Webcast Tuesday.

The market needed this opening to get rid of the last sellers, he told Aaron Task, the show's host. Texas Instruments (TXN Quote - Cramer on TXN - Stock Picks) has provided the market with an umbrella to take tech higher, said Cramer, who believes the tech rally could last another three to four days.

"These are predictable rallies," he said. "When you have a very bad options hangover that finishes right near the end of the day, and you have a big, bad event like Texas Instruments to get through, then you're going to have a several-day rally."

Meanwhile, the shorts, Cramer said, were caught leaning the wrong way on this rally on homebuilding and semiconductor stocks.

Cisco (CSCO Quote - Cramer on CSCO - Stock Picks) and Apple (AAPL Quote - Cramer on AAPL - Stock Picks) are the only two tech stocks Cramer said he's not going to be cynical about and recommend as buys in order to "bash the shorts."

He doesn't care about Tellabs (TLAB Quote - Cramer on TLAB - Stock Picks), Nortel (NT Quote - Cramer on NT - Stock Picks) or Alcatel (ALU Quote - Cramer on ALU - Stock Picks).

Regarding the housing market, even with Goldman Sachs' recent upgrade, "this is a group that the shorts are still fighting, aided by the media," he said. However, Cramer doesn't believe market-players can short the homebuilders anymore because "the momentum of the buyers is too great."

These stocks don't trade on their fundamentals, and he also noted the pin action in housing-related plays American Standard (ASD Quote - Cramer on ASD - Stock Picks) and Masco (MAS Quote - Cramer on MAS - Stock Picks), which have been going up every day, he said.

Moreover, Cramer believes toolmaker Black & Decker (BDK Quote - Cramer on BDK - Stock Picks) is probably a buy here because it has already preannounced.

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