Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Get In the GameStop

These stocks "have been rocking" for the last three months and will continue to do so for the next three months, Cramer said. While he said these stocks can still make people money, he understands that some might want to swap out of the big-cap stocks and find something better in this area.

Cramer provided three "hidden" secular growth stocks for this point in the cycle: Sigma-Aldrich (SIAL Quote - Cramer on SIAL - Stock Picks), TXU (TXU Quote - Cramer on TXU - Stock Picks) and Sonoco Products (SON Quote - Cramer on SON - Stock Picks).

"These could be the next ones to move," he said.

Sigma-Aldrich, which makes biochemicals and organic chemicals, saw a 12.5% increase in its second-quarter profits. Although the company's last quarter was a little disappointing, Cramer said it has growth and momentum.

The company, which Cramer said he considers "an arms merchant to the drug companies," has not been receiving much attention until now, he said.

TXU burns a lot of coal and is "cheap and somewhat neglected," Cramer said.

The company, which is trading at less than one times its growth rate, doesn't get the respect or attention it deserves, Cramer said, adding that since 2004, TXU has turned itself around by decreasing its debt.

The last ignored stock is Sonoco, a packaging company that is "making a killing," Cramer said. The food companies "are beating each other up" by competing over packaged foods, and Sonoco is the arms merchant here, he said.

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