Cramer: I'm kicking myself for not recommending these stocks

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Jim Cramer takes the time to talk about his top 'woulda, shoulda, coulda' stocks.

CNBC's Jim Cramer reminded viewers on Thursday that he doesn't like to distract himself by second guessing things.

The stock has gained steam as well, adding more than 36 percent in the last two months and more than 256 percent in the last year. Cramer said he likes Etsy, but should have thought differently of it a year ago. When the stock was at $20, the online marketplace made a move that worried a lot of investors including the host.

 

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