Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Seeing Green

Cramer suggested keeping EMC and Altria, both of which he owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS, and swapping out of the rest.

The next player called out these five names: Core Labs (CLB Quote), China Telecom (CHA Quote), Baidu.com (BIDU Quote), Southern Copper (PCU Quote) and Grant Prideco (GRP Quote).

Core Labs and Grant Prideco are both oil-related, and China Telecom and Baidu are both China plays, Cramer said. He told the caller to drop one of the two related stocks in each category and to pick up a health care cost-containment stock and a defensive play.

Next, a caller asked about the following five: Intuitive Surgical (ISRG Quote), Textron (TXT Quote), Transocean (RIG Quote), NYSE (NYX Quote) and EMC, the last three of which Cramer owns for Action Alerts PLUS.

"Not a single change needs to be made in that portfolio," Cramer said, blessing it as diversified.

The final caller owned these five plays: Nuance Communications (NUAN Quote), Radiant Systems (RADS Quote), Evergreen Solar (ESLR Quote), Masimo (MASI Quote) and JDA Software (JDAS Quote).

Cramer strongly urged the caller to cut down on speculation. Too many of these stocks are speculative, he warned, noting he should keep one or two of these and swap out of the rest.

Mad Mail

In his "Mad Mail" segment, Cramer told an emailer that every time he's tried to pick a financial on his show, he's messed up. He said he was too bullish on the financials and retailers.