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cramer. thank you for taking my call. i sold a canada goose back in january on your recommendation and took some nice profits. it is trading at around the mid $18 level a share. can i buy it back at this level heading into the fall? >> no. no, not at all. not even a chance. actually, i don't want anyone buying anything that has to do with clothes unless you're putting it on yourself. that is my role right here, right now. if you're buying clothes, make sure you can wear them. do i have time for another question? that's it? we are now in a good news is bad news mode because the fed will not stop bringing the pain until we see real deterioration in the economy. a change is going to come. mad money tonight. call in and stop me. i have become a big believer in the rise of the liquefied natural gas exports. what is the best way to play this and make money right now? i will give you some names to watch. and falling after fantastic earnings, but is the move justified? i will get the latest from the company. stay with cramer . >>

stay with jim cramer. >>> is the bear market finally over? do with today's terrific rally in response to lower inflation. as everything do a takeovers. the software stocks have gotten so beaten down that they are being taken private left and right. the private equity firms see the value. they cannot seem to resist. we got the latest deal on monday morning when a private equity firm called vista equity partners announced an $8.4 billion deal to acquire abelard, making tax compliance automation software. i cannot think of anything more boring as a business. this deal is exciting for the industry. it is the latest in a series of publicly traded software companies that have been snapped up by private equity buyers. i want to walk you through this. this is such an important element. this demonstrates that the software stocks have finally gotten cheap enough to be interesting again. that is what i have been waiting for. i have been warning you away from fast-growing software place with little or nothing in the way of profits. the stocks have been a

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>> i am cramer, just trying to make you little bit of money. my job is not just to entertain but to teach about how the markets were, just call me or tweet me, here's someone no one is willing to do, no one,>> it doesn't matter that it was like we are in the middle of june, the spikes in the 120s, 10 year treasury yield, 3.5%, and the future looks very bleak. the averages at the lowe's and since then they have made a remarkable recovery. sotile weird that we don't hear about the bottom being called, moving in bonds, and oil, and ultimately finishing up only 6 points, the appointment -- the nasdaq gain for what 1%, maybe we've got to bottom, one of they say that? check it out, listening to excellent work for my colleague, michael centrally, is that -- is set done with scott. santolli>> one of the biggest changes in the business, over the past say three decades, that i've been involved in, 4, three decades of the fork i really started, no one wants to stick their neck out anymore, no one wants to say that was the bottom and we are in the clear, e

cramer, how are you?k man, you are in oil and gas country, making a lot of money for our country, saving us security wise. what is going on? >> i am taking energy in another way, considering a -- $1.3 billion company -- earnings how you feel about lie -- back to rescue for this environment. at the more capability go to j in washington. jay? >> hi, jim. what do you think of -- systems, ticker symbol epm? >> fast grower, profitable. i like them. they must come on the show, because they are right next to where i live. okay, and it would've been in north carolina. brenda? >> good evening, jim. thank you for letting me be on your show. >> you are welcome. >> -- myself at&t >> sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, well, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. brian in florida, brian? brian? >> yes. >> you are up, brian. back thank you, cramer. longtime viewer, first-time caller, calling about compass pathways, cmp pays back too dangerous, too risky. not that we want right now. a pharmaceutical compa

>> cramer, thank you for taking my call. my 16-year-old son sent me a message and said he has an investing 80% of his pay and stocks. he wants to know where should he invest his next pay. kraft, heinz, or intel? >> remember this, obviously, you know this. we want your advice. my son wants you to tell him. >> give me something else. how about we are giving him to j&j. we are not going to let him do crafts, heinz, or intel. we stand for youth on mad money. that is our plan. we are not backing away from it. >> let us go to kenneth in new york. >> hague, how are you doing? >> i am doing well. how are you doing? >> i am doing okay. i wanted to get your thoughts on jenna rack holding. >> i like the company very much. it is your hope in a grand universe. i say goodbye to generac. >> how about peter in new jersey. >> >> jackie and i have a couple of stocks that we are not treating but holding through facebook and google. if you're going to add into it, if there is any life in it, snap. what do you think? holding it for two years? >>

joining me today, shannon, jim, and right here onset, joe and our jim cramer, he is the host of "mad money." so let talk about what is happening in the market. we were kind of, you know, not doing too much we're picking up a little bit now. all leading into what starts tomorrow jackson hole, that is what the hole thing is about, right what do you expect is going to happen >> so we've traced out this pattern, like june 16 which is of course the top. doing the same thing oil went up a lot, the ten year went up a lot, but not enough. not enough to make me feel that we'll touch the bottom again and i think that people are afraid of being too short going into this. >> yesterday saying that the market was caught in between that is what you are saying. >> exactly and i don't want to be shorted because powell is too measured the guy is in jackson hole, i mean, he is not a block from here he is not necessarily fishing with liesman, but it is not the place to drop a bomb you don't drop a bomb at jackson hole >> hold your thoughts for a second i just want everybody to know that what has been ru

you're not a cramer scholar, are you? >> i'm not >> you have to have been kicked out of the school and come back to be a cramer scholar or leave the school because of circumstances. >> mark zuckerberg could be a cramer scholar >> you know what would be good for zuckerberg, if he focused on the rest of the business, realist, instagram >> fightin' words from jim here. >> because the stock is awful. in the end, you know, i'm not your friend if the stock goes down big >> even if you high five in the metaverse? >> let's say you're a ceo and your stock is bad and i see you in a restaurant. you know what i say? hey, chief >> uh-oh >> hey, sunshine i sunshine 'em sometimes sunshine is the lowest thing in the world you can ever be called sometimes they say, chef >> so your chiefing zuckerberg here >> he's a nice guy he got back out of the metaverse and put his head into reels or something. this is where my break with him is coming. not that there's a break when you say in your call the worst is yet to come, who says the worst is y

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i am jim cramer. welcome to mad money. i will help you make some money. my job is to continue to educate to teach you make money. this is a huge week for corporate earnings. working lurking under everything is the labor department's nonfarm payroll report. it shows some job growth with no wage inflation than the fabulous -- booming -- exceptionally large wage increases then -- is going to be repealed. maybe that is why it dipped 47 points. nasdaq edged down 1.87%. the down was -- tao was down. it was starting on friday. because of the nonfarm labor report. hot number. a disaster. the fed may have to slam the brakes on the economy. even hitting us with an intermediate rate hike. my biggest fear. an intermediate rate hike in august. a number that shows even a hint of weakness, it gives the fed an excuse to sit on its hands which is what we want. why? let's get through the cacophony of earnings. we are starting with caterpillar. this is often red-hot so listen closely to what is going to be sent. we have the ceo and it's a rare appearance for him. i think th

cramer: let me follow up with this question. because chairman brown also referenced if america does not lead, china will, to which i say, exactly. if we do not lead or if we lead with sec regulations that further burden american energy, are we to assume that china will also increase their regulatory scheme or will russia increase its regulatory scheme so they can follow the lead of the united states of america? mr. eberhart: absolutely not and to think that would be naÏve. all of the esg investments -- we are handicapping the international competitiveness of american companies. the companies in charge do not have an esg score that will negatively impact their banking relationship or their relationship with the government . china, saudi arabia, venezuela, these countries care about profits and they care about bringing in hard currency. they do not care about the environmental impact of what they are doing nor do they care about what it does to their local consumers. we have higher standards in america and we have a better outlook

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visit indeed.com/hire >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange, check in with jim cramer.'m feeling about the markets this week. we had some good up days including yesterday. overall we're down for the week. and we've heard some weakness from some of the tech names, fed chairman j. powell about to speak, too all these things as we get into a friday in august i have no idea how things are going to react after this. >> well, i think you're absolutely right one thing i would go a step further on is that i, when i speak to ceos after i interview them, the vast majority say the following, which is we have to worry about the future, not now, but the future, because everyone's so gloomy so if everyone's gloomy t, it i going to hurt us so chairman powell and the endless parade of people who come on air have put a chill in this country so it's made it that there will be a slow down simply because they made it, and they made it by making people more concerned than they would be otherwise so maybe that's what causes people to slow down hiring maybe that puts a top on nation, but make

call me or tweet me at jim cramer. today might be underwhelming but the rally is pretty darn rare in this market. we had so many one-hit wonders that i figured we would come in today and get whacked. right upside the head. that has been a pattern. you go up and then you get crushed. for most of the day we had a darn good advance. we gave it up in the last hour and the dow only gained 27 points. nasdaq lost .58% but overall i have to tell you this was a victory. why? yesterday the market rallied but it was softer than expected with consumer index. inflation was flat. it rallied again because the index came in lower than expected, too. two pieces of very good news on the inflation front should prevent the fed from hitting us with an emergency rate take this month before they even -- and it lowers the odds to .7% increase from the return. even with peak inflation painting a bleak picture, it is no surprise that the front weekend but they did not give up the ghost. yesterday tech stocks were very weak and remember facebook

i'm carl quintanilla along with david faber and jim cramer oil settles down and the cost of europeanlectricity comes down. officials say the storage efforts running ahead of schedule home prices up 18, but that is a june number. road map begins with a quarterly beat for best buy despite an uneven sales environment. >> elon musk's take two. tesla founder and ceo is making a second attempt to scrap his twitter deal we've got more on that and shares were a bit lower ahead of the open. the company is upping the pressure on moscow to allow it to exit that major gas project of which it's been a party for many years i want to start with obviously a lot to talk about in terms of the markets, guys. but i did want to get to twitter. in addition to this latest claim that we've been talking about throughout the morning, of course, you heard joe and melissa and kyle talking about it we can tell you now something we've been waiting for has occurred it's the been filed privately. it will hit the docket later this morning that is that elon musk, no surprise here, has filed to amend his counterclaim

bob pisani this morning, you can always get in on the cnbc investing club with cramer.nd find out more at cnbc.com/jointheclub or use the qr code on your screen as we go to break, woocatching bonds today, plenty of fedspeak in advance ten-year hit 3.8%, the highest since june 29th this morning back in a moment [music - cover of blondie's “dreaming”] [music playing] ♪ dreaming. ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ >>> fatake a look at some s&p. autodesk, billings up 17, they do reiterate the guide cruise lines have been leading the pack overall up 12 inpots back in a moment 's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! a

call me, or tweet me at jim cramer. we keep being told the market could unravel at any minute, that includes the doomsday scenario of how the market looks similar to 2008 and 2001. never mind that those years were terrible as we got hit with some big curveballs. of course on the eve of the biggest non-ski trip to wyoming in history. the market sure didn't see it seriously today. climbing 1.4 with the nasdaq jumping 1.67 percent. >> i think the sense of doom and gloom is scaring you away from very good opportunities that i see every day. remember how i close the show. there's always a bull market somewhere and it's my job to find it for you. when i was working at goldman sachs one of my partners insisted i always have something to say to help our wealthy or potential clients. there's always a bull market somewhere, which is the philosophy of smart people who don't want to sit on their hands feeling gloomy. there have been times, where there really wasn't a bull market. i always told myself, is kind of a matador, but if y

let's get the latest now from our corresponding tonya cramer in jerusalem. tonya, hi, there has been a serious outbreak of violence. why is this happening now? while a airstrikes by the israeli military have been continuing now into the night at the same time that via hearing the air raid sirens, mainly in the southern part of israel. a warning residence there from incoming rocket fire thumb on palestinian militants launching those rocket barrages into a israel. now this comes after a israel launched and major as strikes in this afternoon and killing as senior islamic jihad, a commander on the palestinian health authorities, and garza have said that at least 10 people have been killed among them. young child, and at least by now 70 over 70 people have been injured and those numbers are expected to rise as this escalation is continuing and be heard the on israeli prime minister of the caretaker government. ill repeat saying that this on a military operation will continue as long as it needs, as well, has also are called up over 25000 reservists. bomb shelters have been opened in the w

so of course, there's a lot of concern that this could for the escalate. tonya cramer in jerusalem bay or taiwan, says huge chinese military drills appear to be a simulation of an attack on the island. beijing, as conducted some of its largest ever maneuvers around taiwan this week. us hath beacon nancy pelosi, his visit to taipei infuriated china, which regards the self ruling island as its own territory. relations between beijing and washington have noise dived, dentures in that i, one street have put the region on the edge. this is the 1st time the chinese military drills have beacon place so close to the self global and island di. one says the chinese army appeals to be practicing for an attack. chinese officials are clear on the message they want to send along. our military exercises have been conducted in an open, transparent, and professional manner, and are in line with the domestic law, international law and international practice. the drills are aimed at issue a warning to the perpetrators and punishing the taiwan independence. secessionist forces train us east, i one as a br

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer live at post 9 of the new york stock exchange. david faber has the morning off. stocks looking to give back some losses as speaker pelosi departs taiwan lots of corporate results, starbucks, sofi, opec with a production hike. a week after intel shares plunged post results robinhood the latest company to cut jobs announcing it will reduce head count again, this time by about 23%. and paypal's jumping in the premarket. elliott confirms that $2 billion stake in the company let's begin with corporate earnings we mentioned amd, tarbucks, airbnb, jim. amd, i guess if the notion was there truly killing intel, some argue this should have been better >> let's get right to it first of all, tonight i have the implacable ceo they did not guide down. the next quarter they guided down they have a five-nanometer chip that the titans want we know who they are they sid double digits in pcs. that was confirmed by intel previously they said there was weakness in gaming, confirmed by intel, confirmed by pretty much everybody. what's really important,

welcome to "squawk on the street, i'm david faber with jim cramer we're live from the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off let's give you a look at futures as we get ready on this jackson hole friday to begin trading in 30 minutes our roadmap, as you might expect, starts with the fed watch, we're reading the tea leaves with chairman powell in jackson hole, about the rate of inflation. the company said it's optimistic for the rest of the year we have shares of electronic arts up in the premarket on rumors out of a swedish gaming publication, shared my reporting earlier on "squawk box." we'll come back to electronic arts as well given that's not happening let's start, jim, with what we might be expected to start with, of course, the big event, fed chair powell going to be delivering a speech in the next hour at the jackson hole economic symposium markets of course will be listening for any hints about the path forward for interest rates and the economy. we'll bring that you to, as you might expect, live steve liesman, any thoughts going in >> they've done a remarkable job m

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talked about that with cramer this morning specifically gaming. what that's done to both nvidia and amd. you know, semis, number of cross-currents really confusing now. whether it's pcs and gaming and crypto being offset. maybe by autos, on semi, seisint quarter, smacked at the open, though remains a tough read what's happening now in semis. not to mention the chips act and china/u.s. relations part to deal with. >> a lot data-centered data-centered dependent seems. from logitech, we saw gaming accessories cooled down along with webcams consumer leaning stuff that continued to be strong keyboards, mice, used for productive work, kontcontinues b strong other stuff weakened what does that mean for those selling gaming cards and gaming chips, et cetera we'll see. well, let's figure out what the read-through is to this week we saw last week, different. joining us, senior analyst laura. what did you learn surprised you last week that has bearing on results we'll get this week? >> so i think the most important thing is from both snap and meta we heard t

let's send it over to jim cramer and david faber who are down at the new york stock exchange. experiencing some technical difficulties but are working hard to resolve them i see that both of you gentlemen there right now without cell phones that's a good sign, guys. >> we're making some progress here the crew is doing what it needs to do to deal with what's a pretty significant problem this morning in our inability to get anything out of the new york stock exchange. >> the ten-year which didn't have much movement on friday, now we're seeing the prices drop and yields go up but nowhere near where the two-year is. so i think, once, people are going to say inversion, recession. recession is on everybody's mind what is powell looking for is he looking for wages to peak? is that what he wants. everything else is kind of going his way. there's a note this morning about toll brothers, the radical number of cancellations. we know there's much in the economy, the glut in retail. what does powell want to see is it a peak in wages, david >> jim, maybe so all we know from the speech on fr

a sneak peek at cramer cam. at top of the money. -- top of the hour on mad money. and another leadership shakeup at starbucks. coo john culvert latest executive a leave. a year after he took on role in just months before howard schultz's set to depart as ceo. kate rogers has details on this. kate. >> that's right. coo at starbucks will be departing the company at the end of the year transitioning to executive adviser as of october 3rd. the company is reorganizing the leadership team eliminating the coo role at end of the fiscal year. culver has been with the company for 20 years, took over for brewer after she left for the ceo role at walgreens. and in letter from howard schultz about the executive structure change, he said our reinvention vention requires us to rethink the leadership struck tower create every opportunity for the new ceo and to accelerate delivery of modernized and elevated experiences for our green apron partners and customers. now that reinvention has been a very big focus for schultz who will

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i'm sara eisen here with jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange carl and david have the morning off. take a look at futures right now. remember, we had a big turn in the market yesterday, started off weak, got strong throughout the day. we'll see if that can happen today. down 68 points walmart's up about 4% in premarket. that's helping the tone overall. we're still down across the board. nasdaq futures down 40 our road map for the hour is going to start with the retailers reporting. walmart and home depot both out with results we'll dig through the numbers. plus, we are whale watching from buffet to tepper, we'll break down the bets of what they sold and why. zoom shares falling after citi says sell. we'll begin with earnings from the two dow components walmart's results beating lowered wall street expectations after the retailer issued a profit warning u.s. comps rising 6.5%, including strength in grocery with e-commerce up double digits and reaffirming the second half guidance do not miss an interview with doug mcmillon with courtney reagan home depot posting earnings and rev

." >>> good thursday morning, welcome t"squawk on the street, i'm david faber with jim cramer, carl continuing to have what i think is a good vacation futures opening, 29 minutes, yes, another strong open, at least indicated by what you're looking at on the screen that is where the road map begins this morning. >>> stocks are surging on what is another encouraging inflation report cpi this time, it falls by 0 half of 1% shares of disney, they're up, and better than the company's top and bottom lines that at least anticipated by the analysts that follow it. the company also announcing a new pricing structure for disney plus and record number of attendance at its parks -- well, actually not at 2019 numbers, record numbers spent shares of zantac sinking, this is as concerns mount over litigation around zantac it's not something, jim, we had focused on previously. but we're going to talk about that, given the significant selloff on the stocks. let's start with the markets looking to extend yesterday's rally. the wholesale price index for july, unexpected fall of 0.5%. the index is now up 9.8% year

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i will not disagree with jim cramer. he was my old boss back in pre-recession years.take is that a recession is whatever the national bureau of economic research says is a recession, right. right at this point i'm not going to wait for the dictionary police to tell us whether or not we are in a recession. 58% of americans recently polled say, yeah, the recession is here. so can you have technically a recession with the jobs numbers where we're at? probably not. historically recessions, especially the deeper ones, have been predated with, you know, higher unemployment numbers. but the fact of the matter is this is, as you mentioned earlier, going to give the fed permission to continue its aggressive rate-hike campaign. so eventually i think we are going to see more pressure on corporate profits and credit financing. all of that will have a trickle-down effect on the ability for companies to hire at the pace that they are currently. so i think that the prediction is that we're going to be headed for a recession. we are always headed for a recession, right, but in terms

the bill will most likely cause the s&p to fall, a very dire forecast there from jim cramer i'm going to come back over to you. what's your take on this bill, and what do you think it really means for companies, especially some of those companies that a lot of people consider buyback monsters >> well, first of all, there was the expectation that share buybacks would increase 12% in 2022 a trillion dollars and that would be a historic year i think the potential -- and i think this is a positive potential for 2022 is to get ahead of the january 1st, 2023 tax that's going to be put in place on share buybacks. you're going to see a lot of companies that will pull forward buyback intentions from the future before the calendar year expires. that's a potential catalyst for the market here in the near-term, and it potentially creates a scenario where it somewhat buffers a lot of downside volatility and price within the market and it almost creates a scenario which sp speaking to what jonathan was just talking about where for the better part of 2022, we heard what, frank, sell the rips now may

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let's get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer joins us now.he meme stock hangover, whatever you want to call it, the put it all together and the dow is unable to hold on to any rebound. >> no, it can't. the hedge funds want this market down they're selling the market we know every time there's been a big meme flare-up, the nasdaq is down 12%. so there's a little more to go the meme hangover is a serious issue. there's been seven of them, six of them, minus 12%, i would be very careful jackson hole, everybody is worried it will put us in the negative we're in a cyclically down period i have to tell you it is really, really scary to me how powerful these memesters are in terms of hijacking the narrative. >> they're very active >> they're also vociferous and at times i think they're almost violent. we need to calm them down. they are just -- it's their lies it's all they have and it's really interesting, this is the stock market it should be like, all they have is for the mets or for the dodgers or for the braves or for houston. no, it's amc and

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let's get down to jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. everything working down there?udio? >> yeah, i've got my tin can talking to faber i tell you, i like the fact, i didn't want the futures up 200 i mean, geez, you have all these people coming out negative about tech heat-seek missiles on the semis. truly depressing research today. nobody's like on that is correct you that, you know it's time to do some buying. >> i think we're just starting to believe that the religion has been learned at the fed and company. we've got to get used to this. they learned from history books about the '70s, and i think that's going to be the default had move >> it all changed. it all changed >> relief with commodities i don't know talking about oil. you think oil stays above 80, jim? >> i think that the russians are pumping like mad they're making more money, i think, than they did before the war, which is really unbelievable that wooee let, th the council of nations accepts that, it's terrible. and we give so much less to ukraine >>> i got into some fight on twitter where some guy said