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cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends and i'm trying to make you money. my job is to educate and teach you, so call me at 1-877-734-c 1-877-734-cnbc or tweet me. last night's elections were responsible for the s&p advancing. even the nasdaq climbed. regardless of your politics, here's how you have to think about the election. the republicans took control of the senate, at least inso far as it matters to the market. that's all we care about in cramerica. you have to consider the election from the point of view of management. corporate executives risk something when they want people to expand into new markets. it's a risk. they don't want the additional risk unless they're confident. at least more confident than they have been. last night's election results make every business executive more confident about risk than he or she may have felt before the polls closed. it's that simple. it literally is a bell going off. now, politics is polarized in

cramer. welcome to "mad money" welcome to cramerica. people want to make friend, i'm trying to make you money. i'm trying to educate and teach you, call me of tweet me at jim cramer. we keep confusing things. we keep thinking what is bad for them is bad for us. today was no different as our stock market got clocked at the opening because of weakness in japan. it's always somewhere there. we got a second straight drop in growth for a quarter and that's enough to trigger an official designation of a country in recession. that's right, even after the japanese government pulled out all the stops, hasn't seemed to matter. growth too hard to come by. by mid morning a wave of buying came in to take advantage of the decline. the dow closed up 13 points, the s&p advanced .07% but the nasdaq declin declined. i get the weakness. the ripple effects from japan or china, wherever else it's come from where felt throughout europe where growth seems non-existence and can only get worse. that weakness infected

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i'm jim cramer and i'll see you next time. tonight on "the profit," i head to south carolina to get a real taste of good old-fashioned barbecue. norton: if the fat ain't dripping on the coals, it's not barbecue. lemonis: a mom-and-pop operation has quickly grown into a million-dollar business. you're almost doing $1 million a year. you guys aren't mom-and-pop anymore. they are struggling to keep up. norton: we've grown faster than we ever imagined we would grow. we have not caught up with ourselves. lynn: this is overwhelming. lemonis: authentic, down-home cooking never goes out of style. lynn: mom always taught us, whatever we do, we do at our best. lemonis: if i can stabilize this business... we're not charging enough. ...there's big money to be made. this meal was amazing. these ribs are ridiculous. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my advice.

hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica, other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and coach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me at jim cramer. be polite. worked on this all day. i don't know how else to put it. this darn market marches to the tune of avril levine. after spending most of the session in the red, the dow ultimately advanced. and the nasdaq dropped .33%. it's got me thinking. why did you have to go and make things so complicated? i mean, really, only this market would confuse somehow the huge break plummeting gasoline is giving to 370 million americans and act like that's bad news! got me frustrated. instead of rallying. and you fall and you crawl and you break and you take and, frankly, bears, you look like a fool to me. all right. let's consider what's happening here with the dramatic decline in oil. and it is a punch. first, there's the consumer. let's see you fill up your car twice a week an

now jim cramer adds his mastery. by whistling? ♪ [ applause ] >> hey, i'm cramer!o "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money, especially for the brave men and women who sacrificed so much to sacrifice for this nation. >> big boo-yah. >> i'm from ohio. >> from plano, texas. >> u.s. army. >> from fairfax, virginia. >> need a reminder that we live in the greatest country on earth? you're looking at them right now! >>> do not abandon retail stocks. they just might be getting their groove back. this morning, we caught two downgrades of two terrific retailers, ross stores and tgx, because of valuation? specifically, the research firm took these two stocks to sales because they think the expectations are too high and shareholders could be disappointed when the numbers come out. i say hold your horses. first of all, the climate has become just about perfect for retailers, and i don't mean just the chill in the air. i think with consumer sentiment going through the roof, you don't want to cut back on any

jim cramer. >> what's up?caller: you've got a california boy, but i lived in jersey for a while. >> we have thg, hanover group. >> sure, used to be my insurer. >> but it's been on the books for about four years. i'm just wonder is it time to pull a trigger? >> i think it's fine. it's nothing great, nothing bad. i'm not going to tell you it's time to get long, because it's been a good performer. it's fine. let's leave it at that. jim in wisconsin. >> caller: boo-yah from central wisconsin. thank for all you do for the visit investors. you, sure are a rock stars. that's what we're we're going to go with. the vote has occurred. it's starting to move. barbara in maryland. barbara? >> caller: thank you for sharing your warm tribute to pop, and wish you and your family a happy thanksgiving. >> i always think barbara in maryland, i think of barbara richie. what's up? >> caller: i started learning and earning with you in february, but way before that, i bought some twitter. so now it's down 24% to 4019 at the close to

cramer how are you tonight?easure to talk to you. >> right back at you. >> caller: i want to thank you for all your enthusiasm and great advice. >> thank you. >> caller: and the stock of the night is a stock that has been down and out but i think it might have some potential upside in the future. the stock is sony. >> just had the upside. you saw it go from 16 to 19. i do understand why you would like the japanese market. it seems intriguing to me but i'm not going there. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> that's talent. america's talent. >> from hawaii. >> walley in washington. >> yeah. from the land of overpriced property. i need help on improving my golf game and telling me if i have a good stock or not. >> can this incredible action in go pro continue? >> i'm uncomfortable with this. why don't you hold the dog? >> remember that video of the goat surfing? how about the bull surfing or bear surfing? no, it was a pig. >> rolling out. >> i in

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stick with cramer. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> if you want to own a nice consistent company with a strong did i ha dividend and management team, look at waste management, wm. this sleepy stock which i've liked forever is the largest in america. a nice recycling business. it yields 3.1%. higher than the return you get from the treasury at the moment. waste management reported last wednesday the company had strong results. beat off 68 cent bases on a higher than anticipated base that fell. the management expects to get the highest level. the company saw robust pricing. what gets

my name is ken cramer. i'm jim cramer's father. [ cheers and applause ] >> my father is a very tough, hard working, i'd say louder man who really and truly is dedicated to the idea that hard work is a great thing. >> i was mostly an outside salesman. didn't come into this place very often. i traveled. and that was that. >> yeah, on the road. on the road out there hustling. this is something, i think, is lost art in america. you don't hear many people doing it. but pop is a boots on the ground guy. >> i liked it at the time, but in retrospect, it wasn't a great job. >> i mean, i have been on sales calls with pop. i'm very proud to watch it happen. when i started selling at goldman sachs i remembered the things pop taught me. >> i worked jim very hard when he was here. but he worked hard at school and sports and business. ♪ >> the lesson that my mother gave me was that you should not devote your life toward the pursuit of money. i wished my mom had lived to see that i wasn't just selling stocks and bonds beca

. >>> hey i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friends i'm trying to make you a little money. call me or tweet me. it is our job to try to fathom it to you. out of nowhere it seems investors have reverted to seeking growth regardless of the state of the economy. that was the under current behind the averages down gaining a point. and then nasdaq advanced 0.19%. where did we see growth? today it came in three sectors, bio tech, housing and the group i like to describe as the cold stocks. we are always trying to find order in the market attempting to link the stocks that are going higher with some established pattern or data point. today's session without official release of data made for erratic pattern free trading. the context of the nfl we have broken field running today, divorced from data other than perhaps singles day in china. housing. the one thing we know housing needs going forward is low interest rates. we got them and we are beginning to see results. at last we have strong pricing and data from

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authorities say that john cramer intentionally drove the car into the water and drove off. she says that cramer texted her 17-year-old daughter last night and told her what he was going to do. this is cramer who did not want to show her face because this is the not the first time he has done property damage. >> he put a 30 pound weight through my back windshield and front windshield. >> one witness to the plunge in the delaware that cramer said don't call the cops it was a family matter. >>> investigators are trying to determine if someone intentionally start aid fire at six flagged in jackson township, new jersey. they found a fire in an animal enclosure. and several other brush fires burning outside of the safari area. >>> today on this veterans day we salute the brave men and women in uniform that fought for our nation's freedom, what better way to show gratitude but to help the veterans that have fall and on hard time, channel 6 was there as to families received two new suvs, one is a young mother that needs transportation to get to her new job. she is the widow of vete

cramer, how are you? >> real good. >> caller: i have a couple of young children and i'm trying to get them started in investing. the question i have is, what advice and what are the most essential items or ideas on investing concepts do people need to know when they start learning about the market and investing themselves. >> first things they need to know is what they own. and the idea behind that is to own things like disney. that's why i always tell people, start with disney. domino's pizza, if you like dominos. mcdonald's if you like mcdonald's. go to the mall, go to costco, go to places that you're familiar with. read the annual. buy a share. one share. get him or her involved. get them started early. teach your kids about the market. it is a very valuable lesson. and there are many more coming up on this personal edition of "mad money." we'll be right back. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet question, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmone

. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i just want to make you money. my job is to educate you, so call me, or of course tweet my ad jimcramer. >>> on a day-to-day basis, with a hughes of worries constantly battering at the gates. while an endless parade of widely respected nay airs keep insists stocks are doomed to go lower, a pessimistic drumbeat that gets amplified across tv, print and the web. regardless of where stocks are trading or how the stock might actually be doing, but this attitude is totally out of the sync with reality. i wonder if some of the national perma-bears are living in an alternate universe. just for 20 months from mid notch to miff july of 2014, the s&p 500 rallied more than 50%, a performance that's frankly downright spectacular. you simply bit on a market as a whole, you've made money hand over fist. you know i like individual stocks, but i always say no time and inclination? find, s&p fund. in the past this run would have inspired euphoria. these days it only s

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stick with cramer. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> happy 239th birthday to the united states marine corps. on november 10, 1775 first leathernecks formed two battalions and swore to fight for freedom of land and sea. we celebrate the more than two centuries of courageous service that has followed since then. on behalf of the state department it is my privilege to wish all marines everywhere a very happy 239th birthday. semper . >>> welcome back to a special veterans day edition of "mad money." we are saluting our troops and our veterans. never write off a company with a great conce

jim cramer's dad, ken cramer, died, he was 92, kim was with him. i got to meet mr.r, he was warm, he was kind, he was welcoming, he was a true gentleman. jim loved him very much. i doubt jim is watching. but our sympathies to the cramer family. mr. cramer was a great guy and for a lot of people who only know jim by his tv per soap nah and i think mandy can attest to this as well, you know jim is a warm, funny, friendly guy and when you meet his dad, you realize exactly where he got it. so, our sympathies to the cramer family. we will be right back. ♪ for tapping into a wealth of experience... for access to one of the top wealth management firms in the country... for a team of financial professionals who provide customized solutions... for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. you can bring back from a trip around the world. but you can't always bring back customer data. because many customers don't like it when their data moves around. can i go now?

in the meantime "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. make you money.'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. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. >>> it is not the economy, stupid. onean

cramer's call.e're going to drill down on three sectors mad money's jim cramer really likes right now and the one stock he loves in each of those three. and will the opec cartel cut output to boost prices? and rolling over your 401(k) into your company's pension plan and having it guaranteed? should you do it. we'll talk about the risks and rewards you need to know about. in the meantime back to scott on the fast money halftime report. >> thanks. our traders blitz begins now. four trades on four stocks making news today. first up dsw is rallying on sales and earnings. >> there you go judge, getting foot loose on that one. as i said on the 13th of november. you buy this stock. it was under 31 bucks. by the time we did the final trade it was 31.53. today up over 36. nice trade. i got out today. >> i thought it was going to start to sell off as folks were watching you dance. >> you guy, none of you wanted to do that dance when they asked us to do it. only pete and i errwere brave enough. >> i wonder wh

cramer is now free on $1500 bail. >>> a delaware man is facing criminal charges for allegedly making mess in his home. his name is alton smith jr., authorities seized weapons and rose is held on $91,000 bond. >>> some philadelphia police officers are getting new bulletproof vests thanks to a new gift. independence blue cruise announces a $100,000 donation to the police foundation, the largest gift ever to the foundation for body armor. >>> at the action news big board, a scary close call for u-2 front man bono, one of the doors fell off his jet. he is used to flying high but today bono is thankful to be alive after a cargo door on a private leer jet he was traveling on detached from the plane falling some 8,000 feet from the ground and sending the luggage flying out. they were almost at the end of a two hour flight from dublin to berlin. believe is or not the pilots do not know that the door ripped off until they landed. there was a noticeable sound but the jet was not affected by how it was flying so everyone on board thought it was turbulence, bono went on to shake hands with gover

witnesses tell police that cramer intensionally drove the car into the water and told by standers that it was a family matter. >>> after traveling more than 300 million miles a spacecraft lanes on a comet. >> this is a landmark in space exploration, and it's happening as we speak and it may unlock the secrets of the universe. >> this is now science reality, a spacecraft landing on a comet for the first time ever. >> it landed on the surface and it is talking to us, we are on the comet. >> since blasting into space in 2004, the european space agency's rosetta spacecraft is racing around to catch up with comet 67 p, as old as the solar system and scientists believe it may hold answers to some of the big of the mysteries. >> if life emerged on earth or brought to earth by a comet many billion years in the past. >> to collect data, this morning rosetta launched a small lander called filla. it's the size of a small washing machine and landed on the comet that is 2.35 miles wide and speeding at 48,000 miles per hour. >> we have a go from the flight control team. already picking up this unexp

. >> grab a popcorn, properties in a 60% yield in a theater, and cramer has an appointment with henry shine, one of the top performing stocks to see if it makes you smile. stay tuned for that top at the hour on "mad money," and coming up next, the final call for the actions pits. >>> time for a tweet. how are you trading ibm, carter? how are you trading ibm, carter? >> i wouldn't. if you're long, get out, resist temptation. that's what value traps are about. think it's going lower, stay away. >> what do you think? >> it's another situation, see flat to declining revenues, there's a business problem there. the valuations do not matter at that point. when things look cheap, it's because they get cheaper. >> is it a short? >> no, i'll tell you why, end of the year, lower than it is here, there's restructuring early in the new year, that could be a catalyst. that's my crystal ball for you. >> carter? >> well, be contraryian and play crude for a bounce. >> macy's, giving back gains of the week, look at the november put spread. >> mike in. >> if you play crude, a risk reversal j uso, 28-32

anchored by one jim cramer. of the guests include former citigroup ceo sandy weill, howard schultz. begins at 6:00 p.m. here on cnbc. >> twitter sounds like it should be making a ton of money in that field. they will outline a possibility of a 10 billion revenue forecast some day. that guy could run that company again. >> you psyched for tonight? >> yeah. when you have the kinds of guests we have, you'll be on with sandy weill. when you have someone like howard schultz coming on talking about leadership with people who are veterans and talking about the next generation of leaders, it resonates with me as his book resonates with me as his company resonates with me. i can't wait. honored to have him be part of the live show. >> some are about business, but often more than business. >> leadership in the next 25 years. after that election yesterday, i think who are the leaders in our country? who are setting the agenda? whether it be howard schultz, what role will finance look like? tim cook? one of the greatest exe

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with jim cramer and fellow portfolio manager stephanie link k p and insights. you can learn more at the st >> land of confusion. over the outlook for interest rates and the federal reserve may have further muddied the path ahead when it released the mi >>> in the bull's-eye. shares of target rally on upbeat earnings just ahead of the y season. can the new ceo bring back the target of year's past? >>> the next bat what the president will tell the nation tomorrow and what it could all mean for business. all that and more tonight on "nightly busines >>> good evening. confusion and uncertainty, that was the mood of investors after revealed anxiety among policymakers on inflation targets, concerns about weakness e and inevitable nomy, impacti interest rate hikes without ratt. add it up and stocks barely budgeted t nasdaq was down 26 and the s&p lost three points. steve gleason has more o >> reporter: within minutes of the release of the minutes of the fed's october meeting, stocks shot higher. minutes later, they shot lower. that kind of volatility is perhaps emblem

eastern time right here on cnbc hosted by jim cramer.e into "fast money" at 5:00 eastern. regis philbin, one of cnbc's first 25 rebels, leaders and icons will be there as well. ty, up to you. >> all right. >>> now we go to michelle caruso-cabrera for a "market flash." >> the brazilian state-run oil company. the stock taking a big hit after it did not announce it is raising the price of gasoline in brazil, even though they've now gotten permission by the government to do exactly that. the company sells gasoline at a loss because the government wanted to keep prices low before the recent election. the company did not say why it did not raise prices this time or when they might consider it again even after a long board meeting. you can see it's lower by about 4%. back to you. >> michelle thank you very much. >>> to the bond market now, rick santelli tracking the action, cme. >> reporter: if you look at intraday, you can see we're up. over the last trasix trading sessions, we've closed between 231 and 235. this could be a one-month high you

market insights with action alerts plus, the multi-million dollar portfolio she manages with jim cramer. you can learn more at the street.com/nbr. >>> quiet as a mouse. disney hits the mark on earnings and revenue, but wall street does not seem impressed. >>> another day, another record. the dow and the s&p reach unchat charted territory ahead of the jobs report. >>> and which type of investing works best for you? we'll lay out the blueprints, all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, november 6th. >>> good evening, everyone, tyler is off tonight. topping our news, the dow and the s&p 500 hitting new highs again on wall street. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but after the closing bell, a dow component out with its latest results, disney reported a solid quarter. it earned 89 cents a share right in line with analysts estimates, and revenues came in slightly better than expected. disney shares fell a bit but after hours rose a percentage point. >> disney earnings coming right in line with expectations on better than expected revenue given by better th

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. david faber is off. m&a the star of the show on news of this halliburton tie-up. retail sales did not disappoint. ten year up to 2.36. oil is falling again, $74 and change on west texas. even brent below $77. our road map begins with moves in energy. crude continues to fall. some americans can watch for $2.50 a gallon gas. can halliburton defend its oil business? retail sales better than expected. nordstrom earnings beat. a number of downgrades to contend with this morning. a richard branson-backed ipo at the nasdaq, virgin america. we'll have the first trade and interview with the ceo coming up. >>> oil the big story, below $74. baker hughes confirming it is in preliminary merger talks with halliburton. "the journal" story said motivations behind the talks were unclear. i think we know what these boards are thinking. >> justice department is very good when it comes to business to consumer. they'll block a telco deal. justice department has been tone deaf when it comes to the oil patch. they allowed ente

with jim cramer and stephanie link share their investment strategies and market insights. you can learn more at thestreet.com/nbr. >> art of the deal. a price tag acquisition worth $66 billion. and closes the door on one of the more audacious takeover attempts in recent history. >> recession surprise. japan's economy unexpectedly contracts despite massive efforts to spur growth. will the u.s. feel the chill? >>> and hanging in the balance. do supporters in the senate have enough votes to approve the keystone pipeline? what will the president do if the senate acts? and which companies could benefit big time. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for monday, november 17th. >>> good evening, everyone. a big day for big deals today. the buzz on wall street was all about two blockbuster mergers, one in the energy sector. we'll have more on that in a moment. the other in the health care sector. we begin with the bigger of the two deals, generic drugmaker actavis agreeing to pay $66 billion for allergan, the maker of botox. the massive price tag which amounts to

. >> thestreet.com with stephanie and joe cramer share market insight. you can learn more thestreet.com/nbr. >>> data, a raft of new numbers suggest the economy might not have what it takes to kick into top gear. will they cut or won't they? members gather to answer that very question about oil production and some are calling it the most important meeting of the organization in years. and the christmas creep, the pressure to get holiday shopping started is coming earlier and earlier every year, but is it worth it? that and more for this wednesday, november 26th. >>> good evening and welcome on this thanksgiving eve. susie has the night off. a quiet day on wall street ahead of the thanksgiving holiday with a winter storm blasting the east coast with snow, sleet and rain and temperatures that could freeze anyone's giblets. enough to push the dow and the s&p 500 to a closing high and this happened despite another slump in oil prices, and a flood of economic da that that was as soggy as the weather. steve liesman looks at the numbers and what they may mean f

and market insights with action alerts plus the multimillion dollar portfolio she manages with jim cramer, you can learn more at the street.com/nbr. >>> four weeks of gains and in that month the dow industrial average has popped almost 9%. which sectors have bounced back the most? as stocks gain, oils slide and crude has fallen for seven straight weeks. the longest such streak since 1986. will lower prices force companies to merge? >>> and one year later, health care enrollment under the affordable care act begins tomorrow and this time around there are changes, challenges, and still some unanswered questions. all of that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, november 14th. good evening, everyone. welcome. i'm tyler mathisen. susie gharib is off. tonight, much of the country is seeing the first blast of winter and today stocks acted as if they were frozen in place. the dow, nasdaq and s&p with little change but who's complaining? for the past four weeks, all winners felt like a month at the beach following an early autumn stretch. the dow down a modest 18 points but th

the suspect is identified as 50-year-old john cramer, he has violated several restraining orders filed against him by his estranged wife, according to police. and you can hear her side of the story coming up here in the next half hour. >>> fire officials say that an early morning blaze started in a heating unit at ale yfrmt mca. at the abing ton township center that forced families to find alternative day care today. the people at the y say there will be care for them tomorrow. no one was hurt in this blaze. >>> lets go back to the breaking story in princeton township, the school bus accident, nora muchanic is live on the scene via cell 6, nora? >> reporter: hi there, this is a two-vehicle accident, only two vehicles were involved at this point. lets go to the scene and take a look. this is the school bus, one of the small mini buss that was hit this afternoon and collided with another vehicle, you can see the front of it is heavily damaged and it's up on its side. here is what police tell us happened. you can see a white bmw on the right, the bmw was headed north and the bus was heade

and market insights with action alerts plus the multi-million dollar portfolio she manages with jim cramer, you can learn more at the street.com/nbr. >>> solid but not spectacular. the economy created steady jobs growth last month but is it enough? >>> motor city reprieve. detroit's restructuring gets a green light. so what happens now? >>> a big hitters. market monitors that he thinks could get you up to 20% in the next year. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, november 7th. tgif, everybody. good evening. i'm bill in for tyler mathisen. >> and i'm susie gharib. a record close to a record week. the s&p closed at new highs against but investors returned to the big report on the job market. now, it wasn't stellar and some analysts are calling it a goldilocks report. less than expected jobs were added and the unemployment ticked down to 5.8% and last two months revived higher. the big disappointment for american workers, though, wages. average hourly earnings were up 3%. hampton pearson reports that president obama made the most of the numbers. >> reporter: at a