Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Nothing's Wrong With Apple (Final)

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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- "Today was a perfect example of why you should love, not fear, market pullbacks," Jim Cramer told the viewers of his "Mad Money" TV show Wednesday.

He said many of the market leaders that were shot down earlier in the week, came roaring back today, and if investors has used the weakness to buy in, they'd be profiting handsomely.

Cramer reminded viewers that earlier in the week, everyone seemed terrified that the leaders in tech, including Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOG) and Amazon.com (AMZN), were down for the count. That was, everyone except Cramer.

Contrary to the market consensus, Cramer advised investors to look at the market weakness as an opportunity to buy into great companies, including his tech favorites of Apple, Google and Amazon.

Investors who followed Cramer's lead were rewarded today, as all three stocks came roaring back to life. Cramer said its usual, not unusual, for high flying stocks to pull back. Apple, in fact, has pulled back more than 10% five times in 2009. Yet, Cramer said there's nothing wrong with Apple when it pulls back, it's just profit taking.

Cramer reiterated his buy on all three tech bellwethers, along with Intel (INTC), Best Buy (BBY) and IBM (IBM).

Cramer said 2010 will be a watershed year for tech, and investors need not worry about a little market weakness.