to start gaining a position in here or adding to it or staying long. >> all right, thank you all for watching "fast money" see you tomorrow for more fast meantime don't go anywhere "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. ♪ my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job isn't just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. wall street. you know what we do here trade stocks of individual companies, not the federal re7

easy to forget on a day like today. s&p jumped and nasdaq surged 3.77%, after the negative chatter of about the fed is up to, first rate hike in three years. endless pessimism of first years of hikes doesn't jibe with the historic optimism the stock investors have i have to tell you, sometimes the market's cupidity can be frustrating for me there's no consistency to it we learn the fed might raise rates seven more times, then process the news and rebounded it's not surprising or even bad, inflation is huge problem for business and anything to stamp it out is huge positive for stocks fed watching may have become the ultimate parlor game, tricks

people, you, into doing wrong thing with your stocks because the fed did the right thing with interest rates supermarket now versus last year, you know you're playing twice what you did sheets of plastic for a job that covers everything at home, three times what you did seven months ago. washer/drier, you have to pay the market price ten times what they were as i found out when wife and i went to fancy place in palm beach florida, should have just had the baconater. if you want people to work at your business, you'll be in bidding war no matter what inflation is here to stay, we're used to paying higher prices for everything so we'll keep paying unless someone does something to change the situation and that's the federal reserve. two jobs, promote employment, done that well, and protect this

money. they're taking action to tamp down an economy, you might think it's their fault but i don't care, i like their adjustment. there's a lot of inflation pain out there. i'll pay up, i'll pay up, if we stop paying up, fed won't need to tighten seven times result, fed chief is making logical, good move, what is necessary long-term for strong economy astock market fed telegraphed had to do hike telegraph it might move more quickly, i think it did. he said he had to get tough. i got a name for people who didn't read him right, idiots.

little french, you have to be blind not to notice that inflation is rampant powell is a real guy, not a dumby. he gets it he's got a reputation as softy wanted to ensure jobs were plentiful after the pandemic, it worked there might be too many jobs prices rising, he has to cool it down what does this mean for your stocks been in terrible bear market with some exceptions since november almost every company has to pay too much for everything, so gross margins, holy grail of wall street, have really been hurt high growth but not making money have seen their stocks cut to pieces business wasn't turning a profit and returning to the

shareholders, stocks sank like a stone and people with those stocks have left the building, all because wall street expects the fed to do its job and break the spiral nobody's perfect, they can't wave a magic wand and make inflation disappear but can cool down the economy and help us get closer to price stability. inflation is bad for business and that's ultimately bad for the economy and you. he did what he had to do why do we play this parlor game obsessed with every word out of the fed. giant hollywood squares game, cut it out taking questions like mr. fed chairman -- what enough there are so many investors laser focused on whether the fed is too late to stop inflation,

the curve, the curve, the curve. worried powell might need to be tougher and cause a recession to get it under control important trading bonds or borrowing money to buy stocks which you shouldn't be, after today, dumber than it was. but buying stocks of good companies built to last, those are the companies toughing and powell is tightening to help them and you so many investors don't understand the fed is doing something good for stocks, not bad. would be better if didn't have inflation at all, but given it's here, don't want to live in world where companies are constantly trying to raise prices to pass off ever higher costs they have. bear market won't end until the fed kills inflation. nuts we got a temporary b pull-back. like it's unexpected and bad it's neither what would hurt stocks is jay

powell thought things were not more expensive, didn't know the price of flank steak he's seeing what everyone else is saying and knows he has to do something about it why is that bad? it's good for the economy, price stability, and stocks. price instability is good, we've had that since november. so the afternoon selloff was stupid place blame. did powell move too slowly give me a break, if omicron were as dangerous as delta, wouldn't me moving -- that's a public health problem powell wanted to make sure the economy wasn't going to experience another lockdown like they're seeing now in china, something is causing a drastic slowdown there maybe could have gotten away with raising rates sooner but i think he did the responsible thing, using what i call common sense, horse sense he knows rates are low, dant

doesn't want the purchasing power eroded everybody else is raising prices because supply chain and just got a price increase bottom line, where i sit, what happened today is good news and players of the rate hike parlor game, i got ideas for them candy crush, my wife plays it before sleep, seems to be mind numbing, or hours of filling out march madness brackets is much better use of their time powell is doing what's logical, even if he's not going to make the final four, sadly. fred in california >> caller: is this jim >> no it's someone else, yes it's jim >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer >> i'm exasperated with people who don't know what jay powell is doing not taking it out on you what's up?

>> caller: you amaze me with your knowledge on so many companies and industries, and i respect your opinion my question is, your opinion on qualcomm, san diego company, i hear they're leading in 5g technology, supposed to be big improvement in many things. >> so glad you called, fred. guy who runs the company is from brazil, he's brilliant and stock is ridiculously cheap and we've been buying it b buy is through i don't, you're right. they have the best technology, ask the japanese, europeans, chinese and americans. i'm from philadelphia, it's amurican i have to say it that way.

powell did the right thing, all there is to say. how is the company supporting them check the ceo before the meeting. can we trust yesterday as rally or today's action? sometimes it helps to go off the charts sentinel one, is this another cybersecurity stock for portfolio? stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money," follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, hashtag #madtweets send an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com.

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all right. we've seen the airline stocks roar the last couple of days tremendous travel demand with covid fading away in this country. big implications travel comes back, consumers stay strong, even with the fed takes rates higher, even seven times, could be huge for american express, too. i want to hear about their event from the source, a good source earlier today got to speak with steve, the chairman/ceo of american express right before his meeting take a look. >> this is a very big analyst day because you're raising long-term growth rate and saying in troubled times you're going to pull it off. >> great to be with you as

always back in january when we had our earnings call for the third quarter, we decided on new growth plan that's higher than what we had prepandemic, which we had strong growth prepandemic. 2024 out we'll grow 10% revenue and eps in the midteens. committed to 18 to 20% revenue growth and next year midteens revenue growth with tailwinds from the pandemic still at our back when we have investor day today, it's important for us to explain to our investors and analysts that follow us why we're confident. i'll be doing that with number of my management team, talk about the drivers of that growth and our confidence, small business, we'll talk about what we're doing in the premium space

and generational relevance that consumer space is playing well for us merchant coverage and modifying network and driving growth, helping with operating efficiencies. >> people love dividends, you boosted to the point i'm so confident i want to tell everybody this is not a company that we've seen unfortunately in some of the nasdaq companies they make statements, can't back them up. you're backing them up with hard dollars. >> backing up with hard dollars, obviously. also repurchase a lot of our stock as well, we try to return 100% >> 2021 was remarkable year for american express. >> it was. what was critical was what we did in 2020. in 2020 we invested in customers and brand.

didn't pull all the way back that was important we supported our customers throughout tpandemic got out early in 2021 and invested ended with 30% revenue growth, acquisition numbers at all-time highs, retention all-time high and engagement with customers, especially online, which was critical to us. >> you're in remarkable moment lot of people felt the card was dead two groups that didn't were millennials and gen xors, one wants it because of prestige and other for points new generations embraced american express for multiple reasons. >> generational relevance is not only from consumer but small business perspective individuals start small

businesses and when you look back on our history, it was baby boomers bit of the gen xers. now millennial and gen z 75% of platinum and gold cards were millennial and gen z. talked about people interested in prestige and for points very unique membership model how many cards or products do you have, i've been a member since. >> right. >> people proudly tell me since 1981. >> 1980. >> 1980? very good. i've been a member since 2000, whatever it might be membership model makes a difference it has points but it's service, brand, experiences it's the differentiated value we put into the product it's what our merchants and

partners offer the card members. there's a wide breadth within our value proposition. our objective is deliver tremendous value to our customers. >> are you getting the story out well enough? my researcher said with your card can get into fancy restaurant ahead of everybody. i didn't know you offered that service for some places. >> from centurian and platinum, there's some of that, we've up to resy members that increases number of restaurants on the platform card member tends to be more premium, spends more, better credit, better credit profile than our competitors what happens is merchants, restaurants, want our customers.

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that part of business travel will be a new piece. >> i know we've got to go but you're talking about flexible workplace that i bet maintains retention better than most large

companies in this country. >> you're here on the second day of amex flex we introduced this over the summer said to people look, work with your team to pick out work style that works for you when you come in, come in with purpose. we've had people selected virtual, people selected hybrid. virtual, work in your house, wherever you work, hybrid you come in two, three days a week to work with your team and some people every day we have people that live across the street here in battery park, it's more convenient to come in. people who can't do jobs from home but 30% will wind up virtual. prior to the pandemic almost 20% of our work force was virtual. it's a move for us but something we've been comfortable with. being able to provide choice to your colleagues i think is important. ithink it wi

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after another terrific day for the averages, of course after a brief dip from panicky sellers who didn't understand the fed's move, how much trust can you put in the rally after the fed took inflation seriously in november, been obliterated, anyone who bravely tried to buy has gotten head

handed to him. dip buying ended badly as we know what i keep telling you, this is highly emotional moment. stalled russian invasion of ukraine, rampant inflation and fed changing rates times like this, easy to let your emotions run away with your investing judgment, always a bad idea doing a flip here on "mad money. we know this is tricky time for your portfolio, we're taking opinions from people we trust whether this is a true bottom or something more temperate can help us take emotions out of the equation we checked in with caroline who predicted short to medium term bounce here. uses fibonacci analysis. now consulting with tom de mark.

symbolik.com they have a storied history for timing the market. goes back decades. first it's tops and bottoms in stocks and now crypto. what does he think of the stock market right now especially spotting moments of trend exhaustion, when something moves too far, too fast in one direction, primed for reversal i think he's the best at doing this and one of the great at spotting tops and bottoms i've come across. trend exhaustion, daily chart of the nasdaq 100 tech heavy index, 100 largest nonfinancial stocks. tracks the nasdaq 100. red 13s from last november when

fed chief powell decided to get tough. demark has a pattern that tells him when rally or decline is likely to run out of steam marked a pair of tops and one shor short-term, one more long lasting. fantastic opportunity to get out of dodge, sell something, raise capital. that's where the fed warned you, easy money is over, got to get tough, and boy is it going to do that if things don't cool down when everything came public that i hated and i told you, got to get out, just own things, companies that make things and do stuff at profit and return it to you that was the right call. since then, index is ground zero for market wide meltdown where are we on the countdown?

nasdaq 100 is ten. won't be bottom until 13 need three days with lower closes before it's truly exhausted. expecting one last leg lower before the weakness in tech runs out of steam p 500, seeing similar pattern. if you sold in peaks could have side stepped the agony of the last months. s&p at ten also on the countdown. we need three days in a low with lower lows and closes before the selling exhausts itself. from demark's perspective, it's not over yet, see the light at end of the tunnel. normally you see extreme volatility in negative news environment. bottom when last seller has

sold could be premature buying right now, temporary strength associated with short covering when shorts have finished, demark says it often creates a downside vacuum, big move lower, covered positions and no more forced buying. after that last lurch lower, demark is feeling sanguine, we're heard this is like the cuban missile crisis, something i remember vividly, sky was dark with our bombers i lived close to a naval air force base and asked what that was up there it was bad stock market's perspective, demark thinks that's wrong dow jones plummeting 29% from peak in november of 1961 to lows in 1962, june, months before the cuban missile crisis in october.

bounced hard into october, plummeted when faced with nuclear annihilation, then another. we have nonzero chance of nuclear war with russia but market in tailspin with the invasion of ukraine. if you want to run with the parallel, even though i don't want you to, demark points out down 22%, bear market. 1962 analogy, it's 340, could fall to 292 before it bottoms. if the ukraine situation drags out, thinks the market will bottom before the conflict ends. of course another cross current here, second largest economy in the world, china almost a year before our market peaked, the chinese market peaked this chart hscti, tracks hang seng index.

selling could be exhausted soon. i turned negative when the government practically declared war on capitalism. if you believe the "wall street journal," they're been backtracking because it's been a disaster easing of the crackdown on big business would be good news. at buy countdown 11 and fallen below the upper downside price target hang seng might be at bottom soon not ruling out one more washout to take it low we saw positive action in china, forced the stocks up bottom line here, charts suggest that nasdaq, s&p and hang seng could be within days of making important bottoms.

larry still things bottom is in but tom feels maybe more pain before we get there. i'm dealing with best of the best, people i follow for years, i'm not a chartist but go to best of the best tony in nevada right now >> caller: how are you >> doing well, how about you >> caller: i'm great, longtime follower, first time caller, investment club member as well. >> thank you, we're doing good enough in that morning meeting. >> caller: absolute i. i watch you and jeff all day >> thank you so much we're -- i didn't stop during vacation because this club means so much to me. how can i help you >> caller: my question revolves around falling i do have a position, basis is 177, just wondering if you think it's go time, hold time for this beaten up company, 5% rise today, buy more, sell, hold?

as always, thank you. >> thank you being a member of the club we're hammer and tongs about whether to buy back the boeing we sold. i wouldn't do it, jeff did we're on tenterhooks about boeing but if you made the sale when we did and started buying half tomorrow, you'll do fine thanks for the kind comments chartists believe -- look at this bear markets around the globe. nasdaq 100, s&p 500 and hang seng could be within days of bottom letter s, could today's move be beginning of gains ukraine president zelenskyy spoke to congress today. and all your calls rapid fire in

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how long do the fast growing but unprofitable stocks have to go before they bottom? did something the fed do today help the case? sentinel one, a new cybersecurity outlet with stock more than cut in half with strong results last night. plunked in after hours but when the market opened made up nearly all the losses and session went on, got the news news of fed cracking down on inflation, finished more than 13% up but still down roughly 30% year

to date. relief rally or short covering possible that sentiment got to negative for the group check in with the cofounder, chairman and ceo of sentinel welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks for having me, jim >> great to see you, letter to shareholders march 15th, thinking maybe we have too many cybersecurity companies. then you have a list of what happened between january and december and what you discovered, whether it be crypto minor campaigns targeted ios attack, flaws of hundreds of millions of dell computers, tells me things are far more pervasive than we ever thought and don't even know how bad it is behind the scenes tell us more about this. >> look, there's a complete tate

of cyberchaos, onslaught going on every given moment. crisis in ukraine, war between russia and ukraine fuels that even furtherer seeing massive amount of activity targeting enterprise of all sizes and all kinds. and that's alarming. that's why we exist in robust command environment. we're just trying to help customers as much as we can. >> when i read through the lists, see companies whose names i thought were working with other cybersecurity companies. it's clear they've got to work with a lot of the good ones. you're basically unaffiliated partners with other companies. >> we are seeing attempted

exploitation of every unprotected surface in the enterprise even customers that bought great protection from other companies or even from us, they uncover unknown devices in their envir environments that's the weakest link that attackers compromise, and have ability to compromise the identity of the user that's why we announced acquisition of the networks. >> i thought it was one of those things, playing completely -- looks like there's a different rationale for the deal complain why acquisition that makes it sound like they want to be octo is not like that at all. >> it's access management program and it's identity

security when one part of it, ability to protect from credential theft and misuse another component that allows you to map out entire identity associated risk in your environment, in active directory, to find vulnerabilities. it's becoming underbelly of the enterprise with cumbersome tools to tealdeal with it over the ye, it's good for the attacker now attivo mitigates that risk it's deception and misdirection that allows you to interfere with the reconnaissance that the attackers are conducting before they even breach certain enterprise. >> hearing that, knowing you have artificial intelligence on your side, what would happen if -- can you go to company and

say listen, not only do we have a good chance of stopping things but we can find that guy we can recover the money ever recovered any money that's been stolen? >> yeah. i mean we did not, and at some point there's a fine line what a private company or public company can actually do to go after the actual adversary our job stops trying to prevent and mediate the damage from that point on it's law enforcement and not really us. we're not allowed to do anything we can share and we do share all indicators we find, we've shared with sisa as well, on the previous onslaught against ukraine, analyzed some in realtime and shared the indications. but that's law enforcement part of the reason seeing increased activity in the

cyber realm is there's no governing force globally, no military in cyber space, right, and that leads to the cybercrime syndicates running free. >> i hope people look at your letter we'll know how chaotic it is, why it's entirely possible to still be a crowd strike, a sentone. unfortunately they can make money because the enemy is powerful tomer, once again you described the situation strongly to us, i appreciate it. tomer wein garten, sentinel one. great to see you. >> thank you >> announcer: stick around >> may i make a suggestion stay with cramer >> the lightning round is coming

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you know, the news business is a strange one i'm a creature of habit. for 17 years come out every night, saying hey i'm cramer same with "squawk on the street," starts promptly at 9:00, i try to be fired up coming in hot with management of starbucks, rally in china and challenge of the feds rate hike which i thought would be good. then i heard instead -- instead of talking about the market, what we were going to do is take a ukrainian president zelenskyy's virtual speech to

congress top of the show, i'm a stock guy, when zelenskyy started, i kept doing work to be ready when speech ended, but couple of minutes in, i realized maybe we're in the presence of true leadership. dogged, determined leadership. this man made impacinged case for americans ideals and need to stop russia from killing innocent people we could save if we weren't so worried putin would shoot nuclear missiles at any western power. that's smart to worry about. could still declare war on the united states, who knows about this guy just because we want to avoid a shooting war between two nuclear armed countries, doesn't mean there's nothing we can do. zelenskyy wants no-fly zone, that entails americans to shoot down russian planes.

but ukrainians to fly planes from poland. can't have airlift under biden's rules, listened to the speech and grew more aware of the parallels to september of 1938 there's a cottage industry of foreign policy writers who compare everything to munich when the leaders threw people under the bus to appease hitler. he said he wanted the border region, then he took over the entire country if he had chance to address the french, british and american governments as zelenskyy did with all the coverage, maybe the west wouldn't have been so timid fighting hitler. we know appeasement is terrible strategy dealing with unhinged

dictator who wants territory obviously we want to avoid nuclear brinksmanship. but if the government only de-escalates, putin will blackmail entire world like hitler did there's got to be middle ground between nonconfrontation and headlong rush to nuclear apocalypse i found understanding starbucks proseaic, i just wanted the leaders to wake up to ukraine with intenocent people slaughtered. but it's my job to talk business news in extraordinary times. people are not tuning in to hear my munich price of peace speech. this move could be temporary, or perhaps we're done with selling now that powell's battling

inflation head on, but if the government raises pressure on russia, could have staying power. weak ones, don't want alternative in stocks, geopolitics or life itself i like to sa there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you right here at "mad money. desperate yet determined volodymyr zelenskyy makes his case to washington i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc. a historic address to congress ukraine's president pleads for help. >> we're fighting in the name of the future. >> a missile strike in mariupol on a theater-turned-bomb shelter for hundreds of people foreign agents accused of stalking chinese dissidents living in america. >> efforts