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be on the lookout for it and stay with cramer. >>> cramer, you are super, you are awesome!> i am a first-time investor. >> thank you for inspiring me to get in the game. >> your show is the best. i'm so glad you're on tv. >> i want you to know that you have transformed me. thank you, cramer. >>> we talked at the top about the cluelessness in the market. another way to be clueless is by not being diversified. so let's play the game. you call me. let's start with carey in new jersey. what have you got for me? >> hi. my husband and i are huge fans of the show. >> thank you. >> even actually checked out the belmont tavern on your recommendation. >> nice. >> i'm a young investor and i'm interested in companies whose products i use regularly. the five stocks i wanted to tell you about is starbucks, chipotle, under armour, google as a media play and facebook as a tech play. >> let's look this over. normally -- i am glad you prefaced it by saying you are a young investor. i would say chipotle and starbucks have overlap because they're both restaurants and google and facebook have o

"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramer-america. other people want to make friends, i want to make you some money. to teach, coach and putner perspective. call me on tweet me at jim cramer. so long september. good-bye to a horrendous third quarter. where the markets declines almost 10% and every rally was a trap. a soccer's -- sucker's game. dow gaining and s&p growing and nasdaq growing 2.3%. we didn't see a lot of buying today. we saw an absence of selling. a pause in selling can take us higher but not so high it is worth plupging in with both feet. that's because we are in a bear market. it is like a fever. it does run its course. this is my ninth bear market in 35 years of investoring. and [ inaudible ] was right when he said that all happy bull markets are the same but all are each unhappy in their own way. still love it. so applicable. most of the bear markets had to do with overvaluation coupled with shocks to the system that created a tore of stocks for sale. this is similar to those to a degree. the market did get expensive

stick with cramer! >>> cramer, you are super.re awesome. >> i'm a first time investor. >> you inspeired me to get in te game. >> you're the best i'm glad you're on tv. >> you have transformed me. thank you, cramer. >>> we are going over the rules that have gotten me this point in my career where i can play for charity and instead of trading at my own hedge fund which i retired from. but the lessons of the hedge fund are very much with me. i'm going over them tonight in this special show to help you with your portfolio. let me give you one that's always the height of silliness. if it weren't for that darn buy of -- and then you fill it in. why don't we use high max. i would have been up big or i would be making a huge amount of money in the market if only i hadn't let blank let's use fireeye run against me when there was all that insider selling. darn it all. believe me, it takes only one or two losers to wreck a portfolio. i try to devote far more of my time analyzing my loser stocks than my winners. not because of some sort of m

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or tweet me @jim cramer. on days like today, will you let yourself be controlled by your emotions or will you stay calm and be guided by reason? are you going to sell stocks hand over fist every time you see weaker china data? are you going to panic whenever the s&p futures are down huge overnight, as people did most of the day today, just as they did last tuesday afternoon at this time before one of the biggest rallies i've ever seen. or will you decide to care more about the united states than china given we live in the united states, not china. and the two are very different despite the prevailing wisdom if things are horrendous in the people's republic, don't they have to be every bit as horrendous here? that was certainly the assumption behind much of today's decline. dow plunging 474 points, s&p plummeting 2.96%, nasdaq nose diving. let's take everything was weak. regular viewers know, you know that i keep a copy of wednesday october 4, 2011 of the "wall street journal" on my desk. it's an important day

i am jim cramer. will see you tomorrow. [ mid-tempo rock music plays ] >> more than a year has passed since colorado became the first state in the nation to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana. but sometimes the line between what's legal and what isn't is still a little hazy. this is not the first time cops have been called to this head shop in wheat ridge. >> sle

>> caller: booyah cramer. i've been a fan since the first day of cramer and levy. >> holy cow, you're talking about 1987. thank you for calling, steve. >> caller: jim, the limited risk of selling a naked put versus the unlimited risk of selling the naked call. and second, can you please clarify that buying a stock and selling a call, also known as a buy right, is equal to selling naked the merry or same strike put. and thank you, jim, you've really made a difference for so many. >> i do not like selling puts. in the crash of '87 i saw a lot of businesses go out of business. i don't like selling calls because if i don't like the stock, i can't bring the call back in. i do neither of those strategies. i don't recommend them for viewers. paul in tennessee. >> caller: booyah, james, this is paul. thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i wish you would come to vanderbilt sometimes, because we love you here. we will eat you with a spoon. i have 15 friends who open separate accounts just to follow you

cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica brought to you from cnbc one market. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me. the fed gets it! the fed recognizes that if there's no inflation, if there's worldwide uncertainty, if there's no real risk of keeping interest rates low right now, then they should stay low. that's why the stock market initially greeted the stay put decision with such applause. dow rallied 193 points before the averages pulled back late in the day as traders rang the register, dow closing down 65 points, s&p declining .26% and the nasdaq advancing .1%. remember, i told you we were likely to see a post-fed meeting selloff even if they held off on a rate hike. in part because the market had already run up in anticipation of precisely this decision. so the traders who got it right have every reason to take profits, even as long term inve

cramer, thank you for taking my call. dr. cramer, i'm just checking on abro pharmaceutical. i got in earlier this year. i just wanted to see your input on it. >> you have to understand, these stocks have fallen so out of favor. immunotherapy, there are about a half dozen of them. they're all going lower. anticholesterol, i could do the same thing, for migraine, for cancer, they're all going lower. they're not for the faint of heart. one day they will be good. this is not that day. what was once loved is now hated. what we hate we now kind of sort of like until we get lower prices or fixes, that's the way it will be, people. this is why i keep warning you night after night on "mad money." we've got alcoa separation announcement, the brightest news we've had in this market. i'm sitting down with the ceo to talk about its plans for the split. and i'm telling you what's behind the bear market. and does gamestop have the will to win when it comes to the shorts? 44 percent of it sold surehort. stay with cramer. >>> follow will he #jimcramer on twitter. send jim an e-mail to madmon

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stick with cramer. at&t and directv are now one. means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! binge, while you lose weight! and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling? the revolution will not only be televised. the revolution will be mobilized. introducing the all in one plan. only from directv and at&t. trying to start that, when i awoke at 4:00 a.m. this morning, wing willed to be a pretty strong load, futures positive. everything seemed to go bonkers in new york all at once, perhaps the auto industry refuses to roll over on emissions rigging could ascend to other car companies. the sales is important. 70% of the german economy is related. next. you know, they're down and we're down with the addage. we reflect whatever is worse in the world right now. then things got horrendous when caterpillar announced a shocking shortfall of $1 billion in sales. more important layoffs as many as 10,000 people because of the shortfall as well as a weak

stick with cramer! >>> this market has sbok crazy that each session has its own rhythm and soul. everyday feels like not one session but three sessions and that's adding to the perverse nature of this market and the pervasive sense of confusion. the first session occurs at the opening and that day takes its cue from, of course, chinaette both their economic data and stock action along with trading in europe. unlike most times in history, the future is almost entirely controlled this part of the day. we get a lot of information from china and most of it is bad, most is worst than expected but you have to figure the people who set these expectations have to be train dead because all of the expectations that are too high isn't worth a warm bucket of spit. nevertheless the china misses are legion. that's the first input into the chaos. the second input is the chinese stock market which almost always goes down and the worst performing stocks are halted or problemed up by the chinese government to assure a mo

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or tweet me @jim cramer.days like today, will you let yourself be controlled by your emotions or will you stay calm and be guided by reason? are you

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. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to int tab but educate and teach. call me or tweet mere @jimcramer. every night, i tell you what happened during the day, why it happened and what you can do with the information. i do it to help you be a better do-it-yourself investor or better client. i do it with a spectacular team of people headed by executive producer, ra scree na gill gus and help of dozens of people responsible from all the look and feel of the show to the researchment we have a team that help helps me with memo and a head writer that has been our only writer since inception, cliff mason. my sister, nan and her husband, todd's son. my nephew. the show has become a bit of a labor of love. we have been doing it for so long. we take it for granted. tonight, i'm going to change it. tonight, i want to talk to you about the show, it's evolution and how you can best use it or worst misuse it. i am doing so because there is so much

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla along with jim cramer carl faber. the bulls trying to reclaim some of what was lost on friday. the worst day of the month so far. as you can see, the ten-year yield bouncing just bit. oil up a dollar after falling 5% on friday. comments from st. louis fed president james bullard arguing for a rate hike and going head to head with cramer. >> apple hacked in china. this time the app store. apple says it is working to address that problem. >> and as alibaba marks one year as a public company, the final lock up on share selling expires. will the stock see more pressure today? stocks poised to open sharply higher, looking to recoup losses from friday's selloff which did include a 290-point drop on the dow. there continues to be buzz over the fed's decision to stay pat on interest rates. earlier this morning, st. louis fed president jim bullard who didn't have a vote at last week's meeting said he would have dissented, then he said this -- >> i have a message for your friend cramer, the fed cannot permanently raise stock pr

"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramer-america.er people want to make friends, i want to make you some money. to teach, coach and putner perspective. call me on tweet me at jim cramer. so long september. good-bye to a horrendous third quarter. where the markets declines almost

joining me now hillary cramer, a and g capital president and cio.lary, what did you make of this? >> well, hillary clinton is certainly doing whatever she can to grab the populous attention, and she did. but what hillary clinton did to us is she brought the biotech's index below its 200-day moving average. what that means is that the biotech stocks are starting to tank and that's the last thing they need to do. biotech is our future, we have cures out there, we're finally there, ten years later than we thought we would be. you know, right now she's just taking on -- she's taking something on that she really shouldn't be involved in. liz: yeah, people are saying, though, that this the hedge fund guy, or rather this guy that's running the company, he shouldn't have come out and made the announcement that this is really bad for people that he's jacking up the price. what did you make of that? >> i actually agree with that, even though i understand the argument on the other side, which is raising the price. but what a lot of people don't realize is that

. >> netflix reid hastings sitting down tore an interview with jim cramer.e'll look at some of the highlights. >> plus, apple's latest operating system changing the game from google and maybe not in a good way. what that means for both companies going forward. still watching these markets we have managed to come back a little bit from the lows of the day. the dow is down 184, more than a percent. we're back in a minute. being a keen observer of the world has gotten you far, but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. >> john steinberg has made his way this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> reid hastings today sitting down with our own jim cramer in san francisco. you're going to see more of this on "mad money" tonight, but

cramer keeps coming up with great interviews. charlie rose has nothing on him. of netflix, though, i like the stock. i'm a little worried about it from the people i have talked to that owned it. large shareholders that look for some pressure on u.s. however, countering that, our european which should gl better than expected. when i break it all down, if i own the stock, i stay with it. if not, i look for a point to get in, which i'm continually looking for, and i have been in it, and selling it like apple has been the wrong thing. as you go out further, we've had now -- we've got three major cable guys right now. now we've got altice coming in. that's going to change the content game a little bit. netflix -- it's also going to change the ability for netflix to buy content. he knows what kind of deals they made. right now they think netflix is a phenomenal story, and hastings has been a tremendous job. >> jimmy. >> i would find this a very hard stock to buy at this level, and i'll sound like the crazy old uncle in the attic who is a value investor, but look -- >>

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we miss you. >> can't wait to see you. >> jim cramer. >> same here.an't wait to get back. >> when we come back, a lot more on this morning's selloff in a moment. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. good friday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen. happy friday may not be the term for it. dow down 2660, s&p 500 down 25 as u.s. markets, european markets as well reassessing the future of global growth after what the fed said yesterday. oil back to 75. rick santelli has more news today on leading economic indicators. >> leading economic indicator force august were up 0.1%. last month down 0.2%. if you look at the high water mark, it was april, may, june up 0.6%, minus 0.2%. 0.1 won't instill a lot of confidence, but august is an old number. we will continue to digest the aftermath of the non-rate hike and the notion we'll be doing all of this all

cramer is in san francisco for the dream force contest. steady premarket as the fed meeting gets underway. plenty to chew on including fedex earnings, mma news, the president on the economy, china rallied nearly 5% in the final hour of trade. japan gets a downgraded s&p and watch the ten-year, near 2.3 now. fedex does miss expectations, cuts guidance. shares are down sharply in the premarket. >> we'll have a cnbc exclusive with hewlett-packard's meg whitman. >> and the stage is set for what could end in the merger of the world's two biggest beermakers. first up, so much going on one day after that rally on wall street. the fed kicking off that two-day meeting today with a decision on rates due tomorrow. possibly the first rate hike in about nine years. one barometer of the economy, fedex missing with quarterly earnings and cutting its full year guidance. sabmiller receiving a takeover approach from anheuser busch inbev. you have been busy. this is not something we have been unaware of. many of us have been chasing it so a certain extent. w

>>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cray-america.job is to educate, teach and coach you. call me at 1800743 cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer. you know what clueless is? it's when you only take into the account the twift

hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends.'m just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. nobody -- i repeat noek nobody

hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me #jimcramer. it's as if everything we once liked we now hate. everything we once hated we kind of, sof

too. >> cramer favorite.ke a look at gile gilead, that's the one that stands out on the list. gilead. and i think that this one has been mentioned as a potential acquirer. when people are focused on the list, many balance sheets look strong enough when the stock where it is that they could use the currency for that. >> 10 times earnings. >> it's going to be single digits as you go forward in time. >> this is unbelievably cheap. >> jim likes palo alto. big fan of that. >> all about you, dioc. >>> yahoo's plan to spin off alibaba without a multibillion-dollar tax bill might have hit a major roadblock. the stock was off hard on that news, what does it mean for the company going forward? and its ceo, marissa mayer? at&t and directv are now one. which means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! binge, while you lose weight! and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling? the revolution will not only be televised. the revolu

investors love this. >> i have been talking to jim cramer. know why millennial are going toward your private label organic brand and not the others. >> first of all, i think it's simple. there's 101 ingredients it's free from, so the customers connect with that -- >> but isn't everybody doing that now? >> yes, but not everybody would be 101, some have different standards. the other thing is it's across a whole broad spectrum. my niece was telling me it just makes it easy for her to shop, because the values are consistent with what she wants. all she has to do is look for simple truth. it really is connecting -- >> it's gone to a billion in less than two years. >> i think it's -- i always say your imagination is your only limitation it's still growing with strong double digits. we continue to add products it's actually going to be sourced abroad. >> it's really the foodie customer. as you know, customers -- more and more customers really want to try a new food experience unique small farmers. the product is incredibly good. it would be a highe

cramer.out ten minutes. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> all right, when we return, a piece turned for a good cause, and that story is coming up. ♪ j ouisour. we'll see you in a minute. >>> one of the paris' most famous monuments turned pink. october is breast cancer awareness part. >>> up next, transportation secretary anthony fox will talk about rebuilding america. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, everybody. shares of glen ifcore recovering this morning, it's been fluctuating through the morning, and now up by as much as 11.5%. analysts at citi suggesting that the commodities and mining companies should consider going private through a management buyout if the market routes continues. >>> brazil's vale is cutting its dividend. you can see that stock is up about half a pers. >>> yahoo is announcing it would move forward with the planned spin-off of its stake in alibaba. >> it's a huge risk for marissa mayer. if it works, it's great, but if it doesn't it creates a lot of problems. there

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer, carl faber at the new york stock exchange.inal day of september, final day of q3, the pre market is higher. we had good action in asia over night, despite weak industrial output. europe is higher by 2%. watch oil, it is lower. a reminder to keep your eye on any opening rally. our road map begins with a retail legend stepping down as the house bearing his name. but an unexpected casualty is a rival clothing company. >> and costco earnings beating estimates but a strong dollar is not helping when it comes to revenue. >> and tesla rolling out its fully electric suv. if you're in the market it will cost you. potentially elon musk also. >>> futures are up sharply. helped in part by a report from adp showing private sector jobs up by 200,000 in september, that beats forecasts. so far in q3 the dow and s&p are down almost 9%. the nasdaq has fallen about 9.25%. i'm sure you have seen the global market cap at two-year lows, below 60 trillion. >> 11 trillion lost money. i think it's important to point out that there were some huge order

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. david faber is off today.remarkets trying to build off the lows of yesterday. the third worst day of the year for stocks. china managed to have a relatively quiet close. adp pretty decent. ten-year around 2.18. oil, inventories and the storage data suggests another build. the road map goes like this. futures higher after yesterday's sell off. will this continue. apple stock now in the red for 2015. one week away from their event in san francisco. and nfl games go online. netflix says it's sanguine about apple competition. there's that word again. >> we're on track for a green open as they try to rebound from a worst job. ahead of the adp, 190,000 private sector jobs added. that's a bit shy of the consensus. manufacturing, 7,000. it's being called a relatively solid number heading into a print that is historically weak on friday. >> you wouldn't tighten based on these, and i know, i regard the tightening camp as basically of two components. one says let's get it over with and the other says let's get it done. n

david faber, jim cramer. you might call this the busiest day of the week as pope francis addresses congress and flies to new york and chinese president xi flies to d.c. ten-year, 2.11 is going to be the lows for the month. oil continues to look ulgly just above 44. jobless claims, below 300,000. yellen expected to make her first public speech after that big september fed meeting. >> continuing of that major shakeup at volkswagen as martin winterman re-signs. microsoft with a big deal and a $38 billion commitment with boeing. pope francis has departed for the u.s. capital where the pontiff is scheduled to address a joint meeting of congress in about an hour. pope francis expected to speak on a number of topics during yesterday's remarks at the white house. he spoke about climate change, im immigration and ledgeus liberty. he will be the first pope to address congress in this fashion. >> boy, is he different. i have had the privilege of having an audience with the pope two weeks ago in the vatican s he is revol

jim cramer is off today.n addition to the moment of silence here, in about 20 minutes we'll watch the market. a quiet end of the week in china and japan. august ppi unchanged and oil down more than a dollar has goldman says its bear case for crude is $20 a barrel. futures in the red as we look ahead to the fed next week. >> and the new oil order, goldman gets bearish on crude prices. >> and kroger out with results of beat. the stock is moving higher in the premarket. >> first up, oil prices falling after goldman put out a note saying the global supply glut could push the price down to $20 a barrel. cheaper gas offsets the price of your food. futures are getting lower as we wrap up a volatile market week. and david tepper said he's not as bullish as he could be on stocks. >> i'm more bullish. it's valuation. today the stock market on, call it, next year estimates is 15 times earnings. the earnings yield in the stock market is something approaching 7%. this isn't a 2 % slightly more than a 2% ten-year environme

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he has said some nice things to jim cramer about the strength of the chinese economy, but it will not help apple that has a tax case against it. i do not think this will be an easy ride for any u.s. company especially apple and microsoft. emily: apple has made huge head why -- headway in china. certainly, as you mentioned, not without challenges. we'll be watching this visit very closely the week after next. on today's out of this world, to multimillion dollar views. inside of the new dragon spacecraft from spacex. spacex is developing this under a contract of nasa that is potentially $2.6 billion. stunning new pictures of pluto, captured by the new horizons spacecraft. the latest snaps revealing a surface that ever thought. so much data taken that it will take until next fall to receive it all here on earth e. coming up, mergers and acquisitions. ♪ emily: time now for our daily bite. 198. the average number of minutes americans spend inside mobile a new report.o it's the first time ever in amount of time spent inside apps hourss the number of spent watching television. while time spe

cramer now with the story. >>> president obama made one thing perfectly clear at the united nations, he'll not accept a new tough guy approach vat vladimir putin. >> if that happens without consequence, in ukraine, it could happen to any nation gathered here today. >>> the president also took issue with russia's now involvement in syria, supplying armed and materials to syrian dictator bashar al-assad. >> after so much bloodshed, so much carnage a return to the pre-war status. also requires a managed transition away from al-assad and new leader. >>> put odds with putin with 60 minutes charlie rose. said the fight against terrorist groups like isis should be a top priority and not trying to depose the leader bashar al-assad. >>> rendering them help in fighting terrorism. >> all that should make for some uncomfortable moments when obama and putin meet for the first time in a year. the russian president's recently in western syria seen in images blindsided officials which feared bloodshed. >> the risk of having russia involved in syria not justbecomes a regional problem but a great powe

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and hillary cramer.he average person watching this show doesn't need the government to tell them but it's always interesting that wages are down. they were down quarter over quarter. how can wages be going down and somehow we're in this amazing recovery and how could the democrats brag about that? >> well, there's the argument that the productivity is up and that means employers are able to increase wages. one there's unpredictably and uncertainty about the future because of obamacare. the cost of small business, things put off, they're not sure what the future is going to bring. that's deadly for the business, via the obama administration. the other issue is that people certainly may be now working even though they're not unemployed but they're not working the full-time jobs anymore. >> right. >> you're not going to be getting raises necessarily in that framework. >> i think we saw yesterday walmart said you know what? we raise wages for everyone but going to cut back hours. hourly -- hours worked went

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