Those savvy investors who were smart enough (or lucky enough) to pick the right stocks were rewarded with huge gains over the past 10 years.

Here is Cramer’s list of the top 10 stock winners of the past decade:

Intuitive Surgical (ISRG: 491.915 -0.42%) – up 1,407%
Coach (COH: 73.21 +1.15%) – up 1,507%
CarMax (KMX: 29.92 -1.45%) – up 1.663%
Cognizant Technology (CTSH: 70.75 -1.75%) – up 2,285%
Southwestern Energy (SWN: 32.93 +1.35%) – up 2,601%
Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF: 76.63 +1.48%) – up 2,671%
Urban Outfitters (URBN: 27.14 +0.89%) – up 3,599%
FLIR Systems (FLIR: 25.50 -1.12%) – up 3,789%
Apple (AAPL: 476.68 +1.67%) – up 4,962%
Priceline.com (PCLN: 538.37 +1.73%) – up 4,962%

These top ten stock winners of the past decade all have one thing in common – they transformed their respective industries with innovative products and ideas.

Cramer doesn’t view all of the stocks on this list as a “buy”, so investors shouldn’t run out and just add these tickers to their portfolio. Market conditions have changed and the top 10 winners of the next decade are likely a completely different list of stocks. However, the investors that can identify those winners will be rewarded with a stellar investment performance.

As investors have flocked to industrials stocks like Caterpillar (CAT: 114.04 +0.20%) and United Technologies (UTX: 81.74 +1.82%) in recent weeks, Cramer’s CANDIES stocks have underperformed the S&P 500. In fact, Chipotle is the only stock to have outperformed the S&P 500 index since Cramer announced this list of CANDIES stocks on June 3rd.

Cramer is still very committed to these seven stocks and believes they are resilient enough to bounce back from their recent subpar performance. On yesterday’s Mad Money show, Cramer reviewed the earnings performances from the five CANDIES stocks have reported so far.

Chipotle
Cramer called Chipotle’s second quarter results “absurdly unbelievable”. Rising Same-store sales (SSS) and a phenomenal growth rate has this stock primed for further gains.

Apple
Apple reported an “insanely great beat” driven by strong Mac, iPod and iPhone sales. Even in Europe, Apple saw sales jump 66% despite many people writing off Europe as a “challenged area”.

Deckers
Deckers reported earnings that were $.13 above Wall Street’s expectations driven by a 34% growth in revenues. Cramer believes this demonstrates that the bull market is alive and well in the shoe sector.

Intuitive Surgical
ISRG reported similar strong growth with revenues up 34% and earnings $.15 higher than the Street was expecting.

Netflix
The one CANDIES stock that disappointed investors was Netflix. However, Cramer believes that investors over-reacted to NFLX’s earnings. “’m standing by it because of its stable and growing subscription business” said Cramer.

Netflix did beat consensus estimates and raised their guidance, but they also reported a 7% decline in revenue per customer. Cramer believes that Wall Street analysts are too focused on the declining revenue per customer at Netflix and ignoring its fabulous subscription growth. The number of Netflix subscribers reached 15 million this quarter, and increase of 42% from last year.

Valmont Industries (VMI: 107.17 +0.04%) gained 1.7% after Cramer said he liked the stock and said it reminded him of Quanta Services (PWR: 22.20 -1.07%) which also posted a small gain. 

Yingli Green Energy (YGE: 4.90 +7.46%) jumped 1.1% after Cramer changed his position on solar stocks. Previously, Mr. Cramer has stated that First Solar (FSLR: 45.81 -1.67%) was the only solar stock he would recommend. Now Cramer likes both Yingli and Suntech Power (STP: 3.85 +6.94%). Cramer believes that the Chinese government initiative to fund 50% of the capital costs for solar installations could be a big boost to both stocks. 

Intuitive Surgical (ISRG: 491.915 -0.42%) dropped 1.7% after Cramer said that investors were too late into this stock after last week’s big move. 

Maybe the biggest surprise of the market session was the modest 0.5% move by Starbucks (SBUX: 48.72 +0.64%) after Cramer endorsed the stock as a “comeback story” and compared it to McDonald’s (MCD: 100.05 -0.85%) in 2003. Starbucks has been working recently to get its house in order. They brought back CEO Howard Schultz, they have cut costs dramatically and they’ve closed 800 stores. These cost saving measures accounted for the company’s better than expected earnings report, despite same-store-sales falling 6%. With the stock trading at 19.5x 2010 earnings and with a 18% growth rate, Cramer believes the stock is a buy. However, the market seemed to yawn at that recommendation with the stock ending almost unchanged.