In a somewhat solemn moment, Cramer brings up a problem lurking in the market: stocks dropping without a sound. There's plenty of noise about certain companies because someone said this or that, but what of the ones that sink quietly? Lately, there are more of these companies going quietly into the night: banks, brokers, homebuilders -- the trifecta (or "Achilles' heel" per Cramer's label) of the down market. These companies are failing not because of things said, but because of things not said -- none of the right people are saying the right things.    Read More

Some traders are also turning bullish. John Mendelson of the Stanford Group issued a buy signal late in the day; traders tell me it was his 3rd buy signal in 5 years, and the prior two calls were very good.   Read More

Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now! Also, get your dice roll trades for those of you playing CNBC's Million Dollar Challenge.   Read More

After hours Morgan Stanley recommended investors buy Lehman Brothers stock and set a price target of $31. What's the "Word on the Street?"   Read More

Making money from options: Stacey Gilbert of Susquehanna Capital Group and Jon Najarian of OptionMonster.com offered CNBC their strategies.   Read More

United Parcel Services' after the bell earnings warning and the continued meltdown in financial stocks are casting a negative tone on the market ahead of Tuesday's open.    Read More

Instead of the Fast Money Final Trade here’s our “Dice Roll” for the Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge. These are our high risk / high reward plays.   Read More

These names are going down, so steer clear.    Read More

Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Apple and Monsanto popped while American Express and Cinemark dropped.   Read More

Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.   Read More