On last Wednesday’s episode of Mad Money, Jim Cramer spent a little time talking tech stocks. Due to a slight pullback, some analysts were concerned that another tech bubble was going burst. Cramer, however, saw it differently and recommended that his viewers take advantage by buying in. In making his picks, I think Cramer definitely got it right.

It’s true that Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), and Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) took a little bit of a dip lately. But, these stocks are all trading around their year-highs and they have all increased exponentially over the past year. They are also all trading at very high levels compared to more classically-modeled companies. So, a slight decline on these will naturally look bad, since they have so far to fall. But, these corrections are no different in percentage than other sectors have been experiencing. All three of these companies have shown a willingness to adapt to the changing marketplace, and because of that, I think they will continue to be profitable for some time.

Almost ten years after the dot-com bubble, some traders are still wary of tech stocks. But, I think the market’s a little wiser as a result of the internet crash. Instead of every tech company being viewed as an instant money machine, a few well-managed corporations have risen to the top, just as in other sectors. So the risk of another catastrophic implosion is much smaller. Cramer wisely advises investors to use tech stock dips like this to venture into the waters. I think this is an excellent idea. Since tech is somewhat volatile, a savvy buyer who jumps in while the water’s warm can become profitable rather quickly.

Let’s not kid ourselves. Technology is not going anywhere anytime soon and our dependence on it is, in fact, growing by the year. If you’re a trader looking for a relatively stable investment strategy, don’t fear the tech sector. Now that the initial internet hysteria has calmed down, tech stocks are maturing into a safe, long-term investing vehicle.