Some think Domino's Pizza (DPZ 16.55 0.10 (+0.61%) ) is a buy, others say it's Buffalo Wild Wings (BWLD 47.26 -0.28 (-0.59%) ). But after decades of investing, Cramer urged viewers to skip the practice entirely.
"I used to do it all the time," he said, "and it never worked."
Despite the heady days of the dot-com boom of 1999-2000, when networks were built out en masse to handle what people thought would be an enormous amount of Web traffic, it's only now that the Internet's potential is starting to be reached. And with that comes the need for new and better networks.
"They're not done" going up, he said.
Cramer also said that with cotton prices down 2 percent, investors should still consider buying Phillips-Van Heusen (PVH 61.58 2.65 (+4.5%) ).
Toreador Resources (TRGL 14.98 -1.61 (-9.7%) ) was off almost 8 percent on news that the French government would delay shale gas and oil drilling until its impact on the environment was determined. The decision hit Toreador especially because of the company's extensive exploration permits in the Paris basin.
Still, Cramer thinks the delay was typical of governments the world over, and he doubted drilling would be stopped for long given the immense energy demands facing France and other countries. So that bodes well for Toreador.
"That stock will come right back up again," Cramer said.
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