"mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer-merica. my job is not only to entertain you but to teach call me or tweet me @jim cramer. today's rally is not about washington or the supply chain it's about covid it's specifically the end of covid tyranny. merck announced a tremendous data on a pill that can crush the virus. nasdaq gained more merck drugs can cut the risk of hospitalizations and the deaths by 50% that's terrific. we entertained wayne and wendy homeland who licensed the drugs from research emers university they tell us once you take the bill, you will beat it and you won't have any symptoms. no wonder the whole market light up this is a much bigger than a couple of drug companies covid has been crushing our economy. we got ten million missing people ten million people missing from the work force why? they're afraid to go back to work this endless absentee has done a real number on our economy most companies don't like to talk about it. fedex has a tough quarter, gave us a dark example. they talked about how their portland h

the cramer club says that steel, which is only at cnbc, the cramer club says steel should remain steady. you can buy nucore at a cheap price compared to what it will be next year new supply isn't really coming online so many investors are piling into the group, even as the analysts aren't. see numbers are too low but the analysts have seen it before they are smarter than we are my favorite thing, though, is the spot when a company has become much less cyclical than it used to be, less of a boom bust story than he we think. take lost week we had brunswick on, right brunswick is easy to know, big boating company. and i feared the stock was about to get k.o.'d by the analyst community. after talking to the ceo, it's clear that the business is much less hostage in demand for boats now because it gets 50% of its revenues from parts and services these are revenues, earning stream, traditional, predictable, institutional money managers will pay more for that because it's consistent even as the stock ended up pulling back today. now, i think the same thing is happening with another company we h

"mad money" starts now ♪ hey, i am cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer, i am just tryingo make you some money my job is to not only to entertain you but teach you, call me at 1800-877-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer that's a essential question in this market. we got a serious supply chain snag that's pushing prices all over the place now i think productivity increases will trump price increases which will allow federal reserve to hold the interest rates low and allow stocks to go higher. right now we are seeing this big play out among some of the powerful people in the world the ceo of square reported better than expected quarter this evening dollars become worth to install. when ever you hear people using the term "hyper inflation," what they really mean is high inflation. hyper-inflation is hyperbole it's high inflation is what they are worried about. we'll get high inflation and the fed will have to obliterate the economy. at the same time you got another cap that's polar opposite. rather than inflation, they're heading for deflation. the power of technology to keep on pr

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.elcome 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. can everything go up at the same time like last week short answer, no that would be insane when every asset goes up at once, my antenna go up with them tsunami of trouble inching towards what is usually strongest period of the year, understand why last week's bullishness can't have that much staying power. short-term -- not even, just persists dipped today advanced and nasdaq gained wow. under the surface tons of reactions that don't make sense away from the mastock market i wake up unreasonably early, better than not going to sleep at all though i do that somewhat regularly. there's a reason we didn't name the show "well-adjusted money. so this morning, up like always, relentlessness to it, makes you feel like a rally -- not rally but ordination because oil is being anointed as c

"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 is not just to educate you but teach you. if a company is doing well and stock price stops reflecting that, then sooner or later you get a relief rally, which is exactly what happened today with the dow gaining 312 points, s&p jumping 102.5% and the nasdaq surging 1.25%. but this kind of bounce mi mystifies people what happened? well, there are a couple reasons. remember, i predicted this bounce last night but there are reasons to make it it wasn't all so-called typical. first, selloffs won't stop until we've driven out the weak hands who can't take the pain of the market at this point we've driven out a lot of thedissolutioned dip buyers this is a tremendous chip maker. nvidia stock has been dragged down this has fallen from 224 to $196 in practically the blink of an eye. even if nvidia were less than a stellar company, which it most certainly were not, it would be worth picking at a

>>"m mey> adon" with jim cramer starts right now "mad money" starring 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. 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 save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and put it in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer after a rough day, dow only losing 250 points. s&p sinking 0.69%. nasdaq declining .64%. you know what everybody's talking about? they're talking about stagflation. yep, stagflation you hear it everywhere and the trump people went into overdrive this weekend, like it's all the '70s again. sounds pretty bad, doesn't it? baby boomers like me fear the '70s in the same way our parents feared the great depression. stagflation is as ominous as it gets called me a cockeyed optimist but i don't buy stagflation. we've had inflation for a bit, i'm not going to swe

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"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. my job is to not only train you but ed indicate you. call me or tweet me at jim cramer there's no denying facebook, amazon, ail fat, apple and tesla rule the market. even though a day like today slipped 286 but they still finished positive. why? these companies are on fire. the chief investment officer at black rach, real nice guy, said google and microsoft might as well be countries they make so much money, currents after last night's quarterly report, i agree. but you can say the same thing, countries, not all billion dollars but it's $8 billion down so a third world country when you get that powerful, the politicians start gunning for you. we know that's what's happening for you. right now we have everything going wrong for these guys conventional wisdom says we're likely to see bipartisan action in congress to crack down on big tech antitrust grounds two minutes ago a group of senators proposed aid law to prevent amazon and google for favoring their own products in search results

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cramer. >> yes >> caller: second time caller. to say thank you for all you do for us and you're honest advice i need your opinion on a company long time kg forward and it had great quarterly earnings report. the ceo is very positive the name of the company is cleveland cliffs >> you're in luck. u.s. steel reported great number tonight. i think they are terrific. by the way, travel trust that you can follow by joining the investment club. joshua in texas. >> caller: how are you >> i'm good. how about you, josh? >> caller: i'm doing good. as you know, remote work continues into 2022. i look at the q3 report from wework that's showing up 60% in september. >> i think wework is good. it's crushed a lot of debt i think it's good. it makes a lot of sense in this kind of environment of a hybrid work environment good stuff that ladies and gentlemen, the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> find out what crypto currency cramer has in his charitable trust i'm searching for info on options trading, and lo

cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica, i'm just trying to make sense of it here because i want to make you some money. my job is to entertain, to educate, teach, and put this whole thing in context so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer we're in the grip of, yes, persistent pernicious inflation that is certain to wreck the economy as well as your pension. your payroll, anything, and don't even get me started on the budget deficit >> they know nothing yet there's a conundrum here dow dipping just six points today from a new high yesterday. and hitting a new intraday high and nasdaq gained 0.62%. the commentators, this market keeps pose ago powerful question, doesn't it what happens if it turns out that the move is justified by the fundamentals as opposed to what everybody comes along and says, what happens if it's justified. what happens if the woes that plague the economy are easing? what if things are getting better i suspect we're over bought. i know that, and co

"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, my job is not to just entertain but to temperature you so call me or tweet me has the gloom, gloom that issen shrouded us, has that at least been busted? we have a very care back-to-back bull market show great earnings, thank you goldman sachs and the dow jumped 382 points after by big gain yesterday. nasdaq advanced. meanwhile the government has lifted the ban on foreign travel and approved vaccine booster shots. both of these are great for confidence because covid remains the biggest drag on this economy. now of course this is a what have you done for me lately kind of business which means next week we have another gauntlet of earnings all over again. so right to the game play. monday we get results from albertson's. typically i don't like supermarkets the margins are too low. but albertson's keeps expanding its margins. i think we stick with this one i like it since it became public tuesday morning we hear from two best of bre

we're at about 1.6 right now i was listening to jim cramer earlier today, and i think he's got it spot on, in the sense that powell is really concerned with what the e-opening will look like, and so i can make the argument that mike is right about fire and ice, but it will be delayed that this delta virus has not necessarily gotten us through the early part of the recovery and that a lot of that pent-up demand is still there, that there's a lot of extra capital sitting on balance sheets that's waiting to be deployed and we haven't gotten that full kind of run-up on that capital being put to work because of theslowdown with regards to delta so you throw all of that out, and i think this is a really difficult period, and i think investors really need to be cautious just thinking about not only what's going on with the fed and what's going on with the overall economy and we haven't spent time talking about what's going on in washington and everybody took a deep breath with regards to a little debate around the debt ceiling, but that hasn't been solved. that just has been postponed and we

jim cramer of cnbc's investing club says marvell is his second favorite after nvidia.teresting here as he owns nvidia, marvell in the charitable stock is nobody owns this stock. sarat doesn't own it jenny doesn't own it jon doesn't own it and neither does josh. josh, why is that? what are we missing? what did we miss >> well, i mean, you can't own everything like, not every lack of ownership is necessarily a judgement, i just i have my things that i focus on -- >> oh, i am judging, man i am judging why not? you own nvidia >> okay. well, listen, i own the qs i'm okay i have plenty of cemex poesh you are. i just -- look, i'm not one of these people that thinks you to have a stock du jour i tend to focus on a few different names at a time, and like i have broad ownership of a lot of things, but like, if i really want to get personally invested, i am downloading the quarterly results on the quarter app, for example i'm listening to that religiously. i can't do that with every stock under the sun. nobody can actually do that. >> no. i'm just giving you guys a hard time no o

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joe terra nova told us about a week ago or so about crowd strike. >> i know josh brown and jim kr cramer they're both going to get mad at me. i bought crowd strike at 215.25. i took advantage of that now i'm beginning to suspect that longer duration assets will roll over the other way and that's exactly what crowd strike is >> okay. so he prefaces it by saying it was just a trade, but what do you think about the move in general? i don't know that i've had a chance to talk about this particular move and it's a stock that you've wanted for a long time. >> joe teranova can do no wrong in my eyes, let's start with that he's not always right. he likes 388 and i like mateos and we have different takes, but what he's talking about sounds like macro in nature and he's talking about rates punishing long duration assets and that could be totally true in the short or intermediate term, but that's not what i'm doing in the stock and i'm not looking to scalp it in one direction or other. he could be right for selling it for the reason he sold it and i could be right because a year from now we'll talk

"mad money" is back after the break. >> cramer refines his perspective next >>> it's the thought thaton everybody's mind can the price of oil keep roaring now that that's broken out above $10 a barrel historically high prices well, they have always been the oil industry's downfall. after crude reaches a certain level the big producers start drilling like crazy which floods the market with supply and pushes prices right back down and that's what happened in 2014 and to alers extent in 2018, but i keep telling you the oil industry has changed the big publicly traded producers have finally learned something called discipline. they figured out that recklessly boosted production is bad for business the plus there's always sorts of social and political pressures to go green not to mention restrictions on drilling and it doesn't hurt that a bunch of smaller shale producers, well, they got wiped out when oil crashed just last year does that mean history won't refeet self? not so fast. tonight if we're going off the charts with the help of carly garner now she is a brilliant technician, also t

cramer from palm springs, california. i'm a long time student but a first time caller and i'm doing great. >> i'm doing well. thanks what is up. >> caller: want to thank you for the all positive you've done for my financial portfolio i bought this stock a while back and but my initial investment is down about 40% what your current impressions on pay safe. >> pay safe is one where i did not understand the pernicious pulldown of these companies that were frankly all put together at one time involving payments and so many spac payment plays but i'm with you, the stock is down 50% and it is an expensive stock but i don't know if it should be down 50% i would stick with it because integrated payment solutions remain a very hot area daniel in idaho. >> caller: how are you sir. >> i'm good. how are you? >> caller: very good i have a question. i don't know what category to put this stock in and i also want to know if it is investable roku. >> i think roku is good, not great any more because there is a lot of competition in the li

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"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. call me or tweet me. the bears always get the benefit of the doubt they just sound so much smarter than the bull, don't they? we always treat the bulls as lightweights drives me nuts how the bears have such reference. for decades they have given the absolute worst at dvice but they will never admit it. they know nothing. act like the bears are the only ones with gravitas it's easy to find super rich, super smart bears t they are the most risk adverse they have already made their money. you only need to get rich once, right. they can afford to have total contempt for the stock market. why would they want to invest in something that could go down rather than parking their money in municipal bonds the truly rich and the megarich tend to only worry about one threat and that's inflation. someone making $15 pre-pandemic might be making $30 now. i remember what it was like to live out of my car an extra $15 is live changing. they love the argue the real victims are people that work for a living they're the victi

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senator cramer, thank you very much. keep in touch.e're anxious to see what happens in washington today. thank you. >> we all are. thank you. cheryl: talk about market reaction to all of this. want to bring in burns mckinney and jack ablin. jack, i will start with you. are investors pricing in what we've seen with the framework or do you think this is still washington noise the street is maybe ignoring a little bit? >> no. i think, cheryl, thank you. i think that investors are starting to look at washington and calculating something will be passed. we're getting a much clearer sense now perhaps this desperation to get things done and deadline for month end. i do think investors believe that a infrastructure bill and a reconciliation package will be passed. we're starting to see that reflected in the markets over the last couple of days, especially today. cheryl: also too, as you know i'm looking at some of the details in this burns, the pay-fors, right? i think this is where wall street will, their eyebrows will get raised here. they'r

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i'm here with dave faber and jim cramer the premarket is north of flat, as september jobs estimates comeown well below estimates. the ten-year yield is backing off the morning high, as attention turns to how the fed will read the data the economy adding less than half as many jobs as forecast in september, held back by the delta variant and a tight labor market. >> plus, cause it tex-la, elon musk announcing they will move the headquarters >>> and amctalking the naysayers. the jobs number is a function of the labor force participate rate dipping once again. >> i don't think this is all that material. i know initially people were saying it was a shocker. there is, in the industry of travel and leisure, leisure and hospitality, that's customer facing, and that means, well, covid. people are worried delta covid. if you're a teacher, by the way, did you want to go and teach the baby boomer retirement is extraordinary. a lot of what we see almost instantly just didn't pan out. >> you know, there is -- it's hard to fully grasp. we know we have labor shortages. we talk about it all the time, an

jim cramer says don't bet against adam aron.y, but when i see a stock that's up almost 2,000% in a year, adam, i don't have a question what's it like to run that company and what's your message to the hundreds of thousands of small traders that have been trading your stock every day >> so actually what a wild ride amc has had since this pandemic hit. >> you think >> a year and a half ago we fought for our very survival in 2020 and we won that battle and in january of this year, we were able to say we made it. our business wasn't back we raised billions of dollars to survive and then this year, it's actually millions of retail traders have descended on amc. we have over 4 million stockholders now they have small positions on average, but when you add them all up, it really is the evidence of the demock ratization of wall street. all the experts on the side, it's the individual investor who know owns amc. i work for them. and when you talk about the rise in our share price, i hear so many naysayers say well look, back in 2019, you

they have a whole host of issues which is why cramer says apple is much better than amazon in terms of where they are rate now and the headwinds that they each are currently facing >> i think what jim is saying is that apple is dominant in the phone space and they have a new phone out there that they will continue to see that steady growth, that comes with sales of iphones and services, but what amazon has is the advantage of being the largest in their vertical, also, and the holiday season that can compete with amazon for getting ships and dock spots and all of the minutia that goes into supplying to the customers no one can compete with amazon i think that's clear and that's what they're investing in right now and we think that given the underperformance of amazon since february, there's upside to the stock over the next six months where there isn't that same upside in the near-term for apple. so we're adding to amazon and we have a 4%+ with apple and we do like what we're seeing with the price of amazon and the cloud is also very much in their favor. >> then, pete, there is msft, th

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.ica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain you but to teach you so call me or tweet me. remember friday when we were all excited about merck's covid drug this market has

. >> cramer makes the case if inflation is the big culprit cramer makes the case to ignore it at least in terms of what's happening with this pullback in tech and buy some of these stocks on the cheap. you know, jon, i look at a crowd strike which you have calls in is down 14% off its high tesla's down 13. starbucks down 13. some of the other names and the activisions and the qualcomms and you're look at 25% across the board of those names off of the 52-week highs. so how far does it extend into looking at some of these names and saying this is just too much they've gone down too much i'll give you a couple of examples scott, and yesterday we started seeing across the board buying in the chinese stocks that and they'd taken one of these out and it's ten stamped and it's p.d. and billy. they were just hammering all of these stocks now you look at what are people buying to your point when is it enough that people actually start saying even with that much pressure and even with an entire government coming down on it, its own stock market. people are stepping into those names. over the las

jim cramer is with us now. you are looking at the graphic and the qr code, as well we'll put that back up, it's not a graphic, fully it is literally put your phone up to the qr code. >> i know! >> and find out -- there it is put your phone up to that, literally. >> when you go to restaurant now and the covid-oriented restaurants. i have guys who are 75 who are saying that thing, i put the phone up and i got it! >> i look at this and i feel like this is about teaching which is who you are and about transparency, letting people in even further >> the investment -- you say the investment community, right? and you open the doors to the investment community i get to do the memo that i bring in to the investment committee meeting, okay? stephanie worked with me for a long time and what you will get from me is, okay, look we just heard someone say that they are -- talk about the cyclicals. i say, okay, look. here's what the cyclicals are. we say cyclicals, but ge, and why ge because it's got this, this, this and it do

and tesla and unity software driving higher jim cramer was on earlier today and said he sees the stockoing to a thousand bucks. the company is continually squeezing out more profit from each vehicle sold. you can see tesla 894. so definitely has a little bit more to go to a thousand >> yeah, almost a $900 billion market cap now kristina, thank you very much. >>> equities have been hovering near record highs, commodities have seen a divergence in performance. copper is up 30% this year, and 11% in the past month along. but silver and gold are negative on the year. both of my next guests the opportunities and commodities, one in the assets themselves, the other in the miners. joining me now a senior portfolio manager. and michael is president and portfolio manager at the permanent portfolio family of funds. so, who wants the miners cajito >> with respect to industrial metals, the miners are where you'd want to be with respect to precious metals and alternative currencies, inflation, et cetera, we would actually own sort of gold and silver directly, which we do. and the reason for that is

it's a pro thing >> jim cramer, thank you always a pleasure. we look forward to the show.ks and sign up for the investing club or just point your phone at that qr code on the screen and it will take you straight there that's what i did. is that what you did >> i did i mean, you do have to zoom in a bit from here but it works and now it's gone. >> we held it up the whole time. don't miss jim on "mad money" tonight 6:00 p.m. eastern time and speaking of levi, we are just getting those earnings out. seema mody has the numbers for us seema? >> fun conversation, sara and wolf top and bottom line for levi strauss with adjusted eps coming in at 48 cents a share, versus analyst estimates for 37 cents a share onrevenues of 1.5 billion. that is slightly higher than what analysts were expecting digital sales up 10% year over year making up 20% of total revenues the company also announcing a new $200 million share buyback the cfo of the company saying he believes the company does have pricing power to mitigate inflationary pressures that the company is providing guidance saying eps an

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber we're set to go positive here, banks come in with pretty good results. core ppi runs a bit cool we finally have jobless claims below 300k our first interview is with james gorman, topping q3 expectations plus the president announcing a multiindustry 90-day sprint hoping to alleviate the ongoing supply chain pain ahead of the holiday shopping season. >>> who is mad amodio? he will joan us after his 38-game winning streak came to an end, the second longest in the game's history we'll talk to him about what he'll do with the over million and a half buck. >> is he going to drop that real estate rap >> no, we want some real advice. >>> b of a, citi, wells and morgan stanley we've got to play with today ms with voest banking will make it the best of the bunch. >> i know we're speaking to james, and i think it was a fantastic quarter, but to me it was bank of america. they finally got the leverage i've been looking for, and very flush consumer numb ers>> talkin about the average american with five times more net worth than before 5x network

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