i'm not wearing jimmy choos but i thought i'd draw one there i like the technicals. them stay above that 200-day moving average a little bit longer before i jump into the name. >> our traders have spoken but now is your turn >>> up next, fedex divelering on earnings we'll tell you what is driving the after hours rally. >>> we've got an earnings alert on fedex rallying after hours with the company's earnings call underway. >> fedex shares more than 8.5% higher after delivering for investors. the earnings call started at 530. the company saying it's not getting any guidance because of the uncertain environment. taking a deeper look at this quarter, the driver here was really residential delivery, the majority of that handled by ground single digit increases in revenue and volume as well per package numbers that many expected to be hurt by all this residential delivery also showing that ground is the driver for fedex however, the big number that tells you just how good this quarter really was overall margin that dramatically improved from 5.7% a year ago to better than

for those of you out there with wide feet, i would avoid the jimmy choos. >> not going to k ashow youmission 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'll cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach. tweet or email me. bounce, oh my, a big one after a brutal decline it seems tha

why that one >> luxury brands, versace is in there, jimmy choo.basement something that can triple or quadruple easily based on the valuation at the other luxury brands are getting, capri holdings, that's the one you want to buy. >> we'll let you go. >> names that are music to my wife's ears, jimmy choo. >> all right v a great afternoon. >> welcome to "closing bell," everyone stocks selling off in a volatile session. the s&p 500 down just over 1% having opened higher let's have a look at what is driving the action tech rolling over. apple made 5 apple made a 5% intraday swing the senate has failed to pass a gop stimulus plan casting doubt over any new package before the election and employment data came in slightly worse than expected highlighting a still fragile u.s. recovery. the dow down 300 plus points as we stand the s&p 500 down

. >> guy adami >> i love jimmy choo their shoes are very narrow. for those of you out there with wide feet, i would avoid the jimmy choos. >> not going to k ashow you know that. >> i would >>> 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'll cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach. tweet or email me. bounce, oh my, a big one after a brutal decline it seems that once the sellers ran out of ammo, no more stock left to sell the buyers ran right back in dow surging 440 points, s&p pulled 2.01% nasdaq soaring 2.71% so how do we explain this incredible rebound as the averages gave up gains after trading? it's easy enough to argue things are better than we think and that's definitely a part of it not the whole thing. it doesn't explain the broad base of the rally. we had a dramatic decline in tech late

susan: i flow jimmy choos. stuart: i know you do. >>> tiffany suing louis vuitton for backing out of that 16 billion-dollar acquisition. louis vuitton blames the virus and the threat of u.s. tariffs. they're both down. that is another company. here is the story on the screen. jcpenney rescued by mall owner simon properties in brookfield. the malls agreed to buy this bankrupt department store for $800 million. the only one going up is brookfield. they're up 16 cents. >> >> now this the san francisco hair sal son where nancy pelosi got her hair done has been run out of town. oh dear. lauren. lauren: she is not only closing her business, stuart, she is moving out of san francisco. here is eric kious telling tucker last night she is scared. >> just a lot of negativity towards my business. >> what does that mean for the business? >> that means that i am actually done in san francisco and closing my doors. unfortunately. i'm actually afraid to go back just because of the messages and emails i've been getting. lauren: she lives in san franc

. >> names that are music to my wife's ears, jimmy choo. >> all right v a great afternoon. >> welcome to "closing bell," everyone stocks selling off in a volatile session. the s&p 500 down just over 1% having opened higher let's have a look at what is driving the action tech rolling over. apple made 5 apple made a 5% intraday swing the senate has failed to pass a gop stimulus plan casting doubt over any new package before the election and employment data came in slightly worse than expected highlighting a still fragile u.s. recovery. the dow down 300 plus points as we stand the s&p 500 down 1.2%, sara. >> it's been a wide range today. former citigroup ceo sandy weill will join us to discuss the water shed moment at his former company which just became the first major u.s. bank to appoint a female ceo plus, we'll speak with jason robins from draftkings ahead of tonight's nfl kickoff. and we are counting you down to some exciting earnings after the bell today including peloton, oracle, and chewy. two out of three are big stay at home winners plus an interview with chewy's ceo as soon as

who finished bottom five on monday because that was the way i like to handle things, that was pre jimmy choohere is no way you can know anybody on your team unless you're there you can hide behind zoom you can be reading the sports pages. so i agree with you, it's important to come back, but, david, the subway, they just discovered the concept of the mask i think there are a lot of people who are readjusting their lives. do you think michael corbat resigned yesterday solely because it was the day to name ms. fraser the ceo i think there's a lot of soul searching going on and we are not supposed to be soul searchers. he is 60 years old, mike i think people -- kelly cramer, the fabulous cfo at cisco, leaving. why? well, it's time. david, they're soul searching, people who we thought were soulless and they're not and that also means no one wants to die getting to work. look, i love the idea that we've suppressed numbers, but how many times do i have to hear cold and flu season i don't want to get in the subway cold and flu season to get back to work >> which may mean that we're not going to be