On Wednesday’s episode of "Mad Money", Jim Cramer delivered a candid and at times self-deprecating segment he called “The Stocks That Got Away”, a look at a lengthy roster of names that his CNBC Investing Club charitable trust missed or passed on too early. 

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Cramer opened by revisiting one of his most painful near-misses: Sandisk Corp. (NASDAQ:SNDK). 

The memory stock has surged 300% year-to-date, and Cramer acknowledged his own rules worked against him. 

His long-standing discipline of trimming positions during parabolic price moves led him to signal a sell, and the stock just kept climbing. 

“My discipline has, from time to time, betrayed me,” Cramer said, adding that Sandisk’s staying power was unlike anything he had seen. 

“I am always going to miss a stock like Sandisk because my disciplines will betray me,” he said, per CNBC.  

‘The Stocks That Got Away' 

The SanDisk admission set the tone and Cramer ran through a wide list of data infrastructure, memory and semiconductor names he wishes had a home in the trust's portfolio. 

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