Jim Cramer is generally positive on major banks post-earnings
CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday reviewed major banks' performance after the group released their reports en masse over the past several days. Cramer said he's pleased with earnings in the sector overall, even though some banks' shares slipped after their reports.

"When you go through the actual results from the big banks, they're pretty good," he said. "I feel much better about the group than I did last week, even if their stocks don't yet tell the story, and the market has gotten really hard."

JPMorgan Chase earnings expectations even though shares sank after the report. Cramer said this sell-off may be because the company didn't raise its interest income forecast as much as Wall Street had hoped, adding that the stock had simply run too much going into earnings.

earnings expectations even though shares sank after the report. Cramer said this sell-off may be because the company didn't raise its interest income forecast as much as Wall Street had hoped, adding that the stock had simply run too much going into earnings. Wells Fargo quarter "solid if unspectacular, " but asserted that "unspectacular" is fine.

quarter "solid if unspectacular, but asserted that "unspectacular" is fine. Citigroup earnings were better than expected, Cramer noted. But Cramer said its stock suffered because of negative trends in the company's retail services business.

earnings were better than expected, Cramer noted. But Cramer said its stock suffered because of negative trends in the company's retail services business. Bank of America quarter "solid enough." But management was optimistic about the future, and Cramer said he believes them, adding that the stock's pullback could be a buying opportunity.

quarter "solid enough." But management was optimistic about the future, and Cramer said he believes them, adding that the stock's pullback could be a buying opportunity. Goldman Sachs quarter of the group. He praised the the company's strength in sales and trading operations, as well as its investment banking and brokerage business.

quarter of the group. He praised the the company's strength in sales and trading operations, as well as its investment banking and brokerage business. Morgan Stanley quarter, saying its shift to wealth and asset management is working. But its stock suffered after the Wall Street Journal reported that federal regulators were investigating its wealth management vetting process. However, Cramer noted that Morgan Stanley's shares managed to recover, saying he thinks management sees this as a "run-of-the-mill interaction with regulators," and "any costs that come from it should already be baked into the numbers."

Spokespeople from JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America declined to comment. Citigroup also declined to comment, but pointed CNBC towards its CFO's commentary during the earnings call. Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley did not immediately respond to request for comment.