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bottom line, one more method of cramer's madness. when you see insider buying on a stock that's already had a solid run, you probably want to be buying too. bob in new york, bob. >> caller: jim, a steeler booyah to you. >> steelers from new york? all right. well, why not? what's up? >> caller: jim, i have a question about interest rates. when the fed raises interest rates, good companies with attractive dividend yields and growth prospects suddenly rapidly go out of favor. can you add some clarity to why? >> well, because people extrapolate, bob. once they see rates start to go up, they figure they're going to go up for a while. if that's the case, they want to get out of what they perceive as being a risky yield, which is a stock yield, and go into what's a certainty, which is a bond yield. so it's all relative basis. rick in california, rick. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah, rick. >> caller: how do i add to a >> no, you can't. i'd say the vast majority, not just a few times, not just the majority, but the vast majority of times,

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. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >> right now we are dealing with three markets that are really amassed as a single one. first there's the stock market that every day seems so darn heavy. most stocks headed down. why? considered overvalued. they may have the overvalued stocks that people can't live without. breathing companies, not companies hostage to the overall gloom or the fed's on-again, off-again pronouncements. they all combine, and on days like today, the bulls went out. dow gaining 77 points. s&p advancing 0.47%. nasdaq climbing 1%. let's start with the living, breathing companies because that's all people were talking about today, namely the merger between at&t and time warner. i've talked about this deal in more detail, and i'll do it again later in the show. but right now, i want to raise a larger point. jeff bewkes, the terrific, some would say great a

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stay with cramer! >>> we've now gone over why we can expect that the stock market will be choppier as rates rise than when they fell. but there's still plenty of good opportunities out there because there is no systemic risk at hand, and many companies earnings go higher when rates go higher, not counterintuitive. but how about the overall market? what happens when the economy generally does get better away from rates? in other words, what companies have stocks that do better when the economy does better despite higher interest rates? welcome to the world of intense rotations, which have already begun since the fed sing nalled in 2014 that things were getting too good to stay accommodative. in old times we would reach for industrials as their earnings will improve year after year and year-over-year because the economy is getting better. remember how do we look at stocks? how did this year's quarter compare against last year's quarter. however, these are not normal times. the big industrial companies th

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 is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >> what's driving the stocks that are working in this market? and what's causing other stocks to plummet even as on the surface it looks like nothing's wrong at all? those are great questions to ask on a day like this where the dow advanced 30 points, s&p dipped 0.17%. nasdaq declined 0.63%. we've entered the most intense part of earnings seasons and the market keeps rerendering snap judgments on the fly. reare tasked with trying to make some sense of it if there is indeed any sense to be made. how crazy is it out there? just look at the stock of boeing, which has been ages lost in the wilderness after a long period of outperformance. the stock rallied four points before the opening. then management told you that pashtd of the internice had soft sales,

stick with cramer. edition of t lightning round. stick with cramer.' edition of lightning round. with cramer.s edition of lightning round. stick with cramer. >>> with oil now above $50 a barrel, this has been a much better year for commodities than anyone almost expected. commodities are very important because they give us a read on the health of the global economy. that's why tonight we're going off the charts of with the help of carly garner. brilliant technician, co-founder of carly trading. to get a better sense of how the commodity complex is holding up. we add whole sale melt down that seemed to be on the verge of sucking the life out of the high yield debt market. borrowing too much money and looking like they might have trouble paying it back. even with people talking about how the commodity collapse represented a sift systemic risk. fast forward to today, 2016 played out much better than many investors feared. certainly back in january and february. that's aided by the dramatic rebound on the energy market with oil and gas finding a new equilibrium. she thinks it is like

i'm a long-time follower from the cramer days. so i have a core position, sketchers, and i saw fundamentals in the organic growth opportunity but it's been static recently and i'm curious to see if an acquisition of sketchers makes sense. and do you think the leverage is larger international presence to advance sketchers quicker than they could grow organically to get sketchers back to the huge growth rate it used to have? how likely do you think that is especially with such a low forward muscle. >> first of all, thank you for the kind words and for the way back compliment about when you've been watching me. look, i recommend a stock to take over basis. i think sketchers guys look forward to talking and i do have to tell you they did lose momentum. stock is coming down. it's cheap. saw upgrades the other day. would it make sense for adidas to buy them? i think it would make sense if sketchers wanted to sell. that's not mioren station with them. let's go to rocco in oklahoma. rocco? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i'm calling from univers

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 is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. my wife is going to hate me next week. in fact, she'll hate me for the next three weeks because we'll be in the thick of earnings season, and the work is so overwhelming during this period that i don't feel like doing anything, including talking. no chit chat. i stay focused. since this is when the fundamentals really come to the fore and direct the overall direction of the market like today where the dow gained 29 points. nasdaq advanced 0.02%. unfortunately it's not all earnings we've got to deal with next week. what's your game plan? let me show you mine. i've been saying that the fed is prepping us right now for a december rate hike, a big reason why this market can't get out of its own way and feels so sloppy. more on that later. now, fed vice chai

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cramer. my pi went up more than $4 today. we would like to know why it went down so much and it is a good time to buy? >> these stocks are turned into a high gross stocks. these are just, the stocks that go down the hardest right now when we had this kind of decline. i think it is a good situation but you have to remember these stocks trade in 10% increments. if you buy it tomorrow it could be down 10% then the day off 10%. when it bottoms, it is the first stock that goes back up. so i think you buy a little then a little more as it goes down. but remember, these stocks bounce because they are good growth situations. douglas in california. douglas? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i want to con sol indict a little bit because i think i'm too diversified. the pick up more vrcm. what's a good price rage? >> this is a classic example of what we were just talking about. this stock is 8 points from its high. i like these when they are between 5 and 8 will% decline. this is $170 stock. you've got give it a little room. you hav

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and cramer said on tape the tactics were no secret to the clinton campaign.t turns out over the past seven and a half years, robert cramer has been to the white house on average about once a week. that's 342 times including 47 personal visit with the president himself. texas senator ted cruz thought was number was big enough to warrant attention, "voter fraud operative, 45 meetings with obama, this merits a serious criminal investigation, not a james comey "friends and family," investigation. cramer also spent time in prison for banking deals. >> the president is leading an event in support of hillary clinton earlier on today. he was talking up the affordable care act. we're going to get to that later in the show. you have to tune in to understand the comparison of that to having a startup home. the vote are fraud thing has now erupted as a legitimate campaign issue. and the controversy isn't so much what donald trump said but what various operatives might be doing. what do you think, judge? >> i think it is an issue, neil. i sympathize with senator cruz. but