First, the Federal Reserve did nothing today... so, unlike everyone else, I'll spend no time talking about it... because it makes us no money, Mad or otherwise...

Instead, I am going back to the well!...

That's why I say, loud and clear, one on one...

Cramer to Congress!... Let me people drill!...

All week, I have been making the argument that there's no reason for Congress to uphold its moratorium on offshore drilling... Why?... Because we have the technology... the clean drilling and producing technology... that will allow us to look for new oil and produce it, without causing much damage to the environment, if at all...

Now, the oil spill that shut everything down... the so-called "Three Mile Island" of offshore drilling happened off the coast of Santa Barbara in 1969... but, you know, back then, they didn't have the technology for clean production that we have now... the technology that I believe makes this entire offshore drilling debate not a debate... It's moot.

So, while I usually tell you to wait to buy, buy, buy... I am waiving my five-day rule... and I want you to take advantage of the lower stock prices you see right now on your screen. You see, the market is hating oil right now - as it does periodically - this time, because this week's domestic inventories are bulging... When they're bulging in communist China, then I'll flinch... but not until then.

Now, I think you're getting a nice opportunity for once to buy, maybe even without the Cramer effect, some fabulous stocks that are on sale... and I say Hallelujah...

We talked about seismic imaging technology on Monday... OII... That was just slammed today. We talked about CGV and we talked about OII... that's the remote-operated vehicles thing... And, today, I'm adding another piece of the clean offshore drilling and production puzzle... and that piece is subsea infrastructure...

Specifically, what they used to call XMas Trees, and what they now call Subsea Trees...

This subsea technology makes drilling and production on the ocean floors safer and less dirty... It works like this... You stick a wellhead on the ocean floor to drill, and then you start drilling and, once the drilling is finished, you cap it with a subsea tree... and that tree then connects to a production platform, which eventually gets the oil or gas to land...

The first subsea tree was installed in 1961... but the technology has changed dramatically since then...

These subsea trees are used to control the flow of oil and gas, as well as injection of other fluids... something an operator can do remotely... which helps prevent spillage... like what we saw off the Golden State's (California's) coast in 1969.

We now use multiple subsea trees, and connect them to a single manifold, which means fewer rigs on the surface of the water... so, memo to Governor John Corzine, it's not going to wreck the whole New Jersey coast... just my house in front of Ocean Grove... and fewer umbilicals that can be severed and cause spillage.

I believe subsea trees are the safer, cleaner alternative...

Next time the principle opponent of drilling, Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, reiterates here desire to depend on oil from the Middle East, rather than her native state of California, I'm going to tell her to climb a tree... or, at least, hug a tree...

Subsea trees are also the most profitable alternative. They let oil companies cut costs by requiring fewer production platforms, and they work in very deep-water areas where human involvement is frankly impractible.

Now, how about a play on these XMas trees?...

The play...

FMC Technologies, Inc. (FTI).

Okay... It's a long-time Cramer favorite... It seems, by far, the best levered to this subsea tree technology...

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The Bottom Line!:      Subsea trees greatly reduce spills, and make oil producers more productive...  It's the key to our drilling off both coasts...  Someone wake up Congress.  I think FMC Technologies, Inc. (FTI) is a great business.  I think this business is dominated by this company... and I am blessing, for once, buying it tomorrow, rather than waiting five days, because these stocks are for sale.