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“People absolutely hate the oils all of a sudden,” Cramer said during Thursday’s Stop Trading!. But the market’s mood should change soon enough.

This is day two of what the Mad Money host said is usually a three-day sell-off. Day four – Monday – is when investors should start buying again. Consider a position in Occidental Petroleum [OXY  Loading...      ()   ], which is a “great story,” Cramer said, with “terrific” natural gas exposure.

Sovereign Bancorp [SOV  Loading...      ()   ] is “clearly in trouble,” after Moody’s cut ratings on the company and analysts cut estimates. “No one wants to buy them just like no one wanted to buy Nat City [NCC  Loading...      ()   ],” Cramer said. The stock could be much lower if market sentiment on an up 155-point day weren’t keeping SOV afloat.

In the timber industry, Cramer said he likes Weyerhaeuser [WY  Loading...      ()   ], Louisiana-Pacific [LPX  Loading...      ()   ] and Temple-Inland [TIN  Loading...      ()   ], though WY is “the best.”

Lastly, Apple [AAPL  Loading...      ()   ] is still a Cramer favorite, especially on the strength of the company’s video-conferencing tool, iChat. He said the program is a step forward for communications the way television was in the 1930s.

Hewlett-Packard [HPQ  Loading...      ()   ] and Dell [DELL  Loading...      ()   ] are now radio companies,” Cramer said, “and Apple is a TV company.”

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