CNBC's Jim Cramer says the stock market's recent lift off its lows can be attributed to one key sector: the banks. "When you look at this incredible nine-day run in the financial stocks, there's really only one way to interpret it: the banks are leading this market's charge out of the bear-den abyss," he said Wednesday on "Mad Money" after investment giant Goldman Sachs' stock posted its best trading day in 10 years. The surge stemmed in part from sharply better-than-expected earnings reports...

PacWest Bancorp: "You can't own a bank. I mean, this yields 6.7 percent. I am not worried about the yield, but I can't have you be in that stock. It's too nightmarish. Any bank!" CyrusOne Inc.: "I like that company. I know it's got a 3 percent yield, but it's got great growth — 3 percent meaning not that high — and I believe in the data center. I don't think it's slowing down, and they came on the show and said that." United States Steel Corp.: "I want you to sell U.S. Steel and just keep...