Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: A Plea for Accountability (Final)

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"How much higher must the market go before people start to believe it," Jim Cramer asked the viewers of his "Mad Money" TV show Tuesday.

In front of a live studio audience, he called out naysayers and the permanent bears, saying he's had enough of the negativity.

Cramer said he's scared of living in a world where there's no accountability for the people who have been consistently wrong about this market and those that insist that we're still in a bear market. He said he comes from Philadelphia, where its part of the culture to call people out when they're wrong.

Cramer pointed to his own record, where he told people to sell at Dow 10,000 last year and told people the coast was clear in March at Dow 6,500. Critics however, said Cramer's sell call created panic, and that his buy call was irresponsible. These same critics, noted Cramer, have also been consistently wrong.

Cramer said today's home sales number just screamed that a housing bottom is near, and other positives in the market just can't be ignored. He urged investors not to listen to negativity, and focus on what matters.