Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Citi's CEO Limits

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Cramer inaugurated year three of "Mad Money" by saying that he's proud to call his show one of the most interactive shows on TV. For two years, Cramer has been taking viewers' phone calls and ideas, and he sees no signs of that stopping. Having said that, Cramer answered his first call of year three.

Cramer told his first caller that he likes NYSE Group (NYX Quote). Because the stock is down, he advised the viewer that "it's time to back up the truck" and buy some NYX, as Cramer said he's been doing himself for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS.

"I think we are going to coin money in NYX," he said.

Responding to a caller who asked about what stocks Cramer likes for this year, Cramer said that if people want value, they should look at Altria (MO Quote), which he also owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS.

Two other stocks Cramer likes and owns for his trust are Goldman Sachs (GS Quote), which reported an "unbelievably good number," and Halliburton (HAL Quote).

The next caller told Cramer that the best part of his two-year run has been the fact that Cramer is the only guy in the business who sticks his neck out, who has been able to make him money and who has kept him from losing it.

A classic example the caller gave was Sears (SHLD Quote), a stock that Cramer owns and that the caller has made some mad money with.

When the last caller asked about the best way to get a job in the industry, Cramer said to take any job he could get and then move up.

"If you think you are going to start at the top, you're not going to make it," he said.