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Cramer's Mad Money Daily Recap 5/26/06

We have done our best to record the calls for you, but remember that the shows are fast moving, and sometimes Cramer bangs on the sell! sell! sell!, bull roar, train wreck, suicide jump, hallelujah chorus, backing up truck, creepy house of pain voice, machine gun, fanfare, toilet flush, all aboard, applause, cash register, bear growl, bowling pins, and submarine diving alarm buttons all at once, while he is screaming.

Please do your own research, and verify all information before acting on it. This summary of Cramer's picks is not intended to replace listening to or watching the shows, where his comments about the stocks often include advice about entry and exit points.

Aaron Task substituted for Jim Cramer on RealMoney Radio today with veteran hedge fund manager Cody Willard.

Bullish
Microsoft (MSFT) ($34 or $35 target) (RealMoney Radio)
Broadcom (BRCM) (RealMoney Radio)
Apple Computer (AAPL) ($100 target) (RealMoney Radio)
Google's (GOOG) (RealMoney Radio)

Bearish
Conexant Systems (CNXT) (RealMoney Radio)
Allegheny Technologies (ATI) (RealMoney Radio)


The Mad Money TV show was a rerun of a show which first aired on July 5, 2005.

Cramer described his 10 rules for building a portfolio

# 10: Buy a stock for the "future."

# 9: Pick a good regional retailer that has plenty of growth ahead.

# 8: Pick a good technology stock.

# 7: Choose one cyclical name like Caterpillar (CAT) or Boeing (BA).

# 6: Pick one secular stock like a Procter & Gamble (PG) or a Kellogg (K) or a Johnson & Johnson or (JNJ).

# 5: Do your homework and choose a speculative stock.

# 4: Get one financial. Cramer owns Commerce Bancorp (CBH), a local bank.

# 3: One brand-name blue chip.

# 2: Choose on oil stock.

# 1: Pick a company that you know, so you will know what is happening with the company on a personal level.