By and large, technology stocks took a beating this summer. The only exceptions, Cramer said, are stocks under the Apple umbrella and cloud-computing plays, like Salesforce.com . But when the market started to rally Monday, the tech stocks followed suit. That begs the question: Will it last? And it appears the answer is yes.
"The seasonality is now on tech’s side," explained Cramer. "Historically, September has been a great month to buy the group in anticipation of the holidays."
The "Mad Money" host also thinks the "non-stop downgrades" from Wall Street analysts will soon come to an end because "there's only so many times you can downgrade a stock." While Cramer said he believes in the rally, he added that stocks can only go higher if the technicals allow them to. That's why he consulted Tim Collins, a widely regarded technical analyst, who interpreted just what the charts are saying about this rally. Watch the video to see his full analysis.
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