Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Feb. 19

This article was originally published Feb. 19.

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Jim Cramer played a game he called "Survivor: Wall Street" with the viewers of his "Mad Money" TV show Thursday.

The idea behind the game is to try to determine which sectors are going to survive this market, and which ones are likely to get voted out of existence.

Cramer said the markets are obviously taking down the financial sector, with virtually no bank trading like it's going to survive. Likewise with the mortgage insurers and regular insurers.

In fact, the only stocks immune from the slaughter, said Cramer, are Morgan Stanley (MS Quote) and Goldman Sachs (GS Quote), and perhaps Visa (V Quote) and MasterCard (MC Quote). He owns the first two for his Action Alerts PLUS portfolio

Media stocks are another sector getting hit hard, from the giants like CBS (CBS Quote) to the newspapers and even the cable companies, said Cramer.

Then there are the autos and the auto suppliers, said Cramer, along with the home builders and practically everything that goes into a home are all headed lower. Cramer said to also watch out for the real estate investment trusts, and anything with exposure to commercial or retail real estate.