Cramer's 'Mad Money' Follow-Up: Apple

On Monday's "Mad Money" show, Jim Cramer made the case that "this is not a bear market rally." As evidence, he said the Nasdaq was up 17% from its lows.

Apple(AAPL Quote) was up 69% year-to-date, he said, even before it announced its new iPhone on Monday.

On Tuesday, Apple closed down $1.13 to $142.72.

Google(GOOG Quote) was up 43% for the year, he said, benefiting from an increase in advertising market share.

On Tuesday, Google lost $3.15 to close at $435.62.

Action Alerts PLUS name Cisco(CSCO Quote) was up 28% for the year.

On Tuesday, Cisco added 21 cents, or 1.1%, to close at $20.08.

For a speculative tech play, Cramer offered up ADC Telecomm(ADCT Quote), which makes network infrastructure equipment. Cramer likes the stock as a play on increased demand in the U.S. and strength from China.

On Tuesday, ADC closed up 55 cents, or 7%, at $8.39.

Regions Financial(RF Quote) CEO C. Dowd Ritter earned a spot on Cramer's Wall of Shame list of the worst CEOs due to the stock's 89% fall since Ritter became CEO.

On Tuesday, Regions lost a penny to close at $4.06.

In his "Lightning Round" segment, Cramer said that Nordic American Tanker(NAT Quote) is his "favorite way to play the oil-tanker market."

On Tuesday, NAT gained $1.01, or 3.1%, to $33.62.

He also said he "should be recommending" Otter Tail(OTTR Quote) because it's a "great wind play."

On Tuesday, Otter Tail closed up 6 cents at $20.22.