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tweet me @jim cramer. so now that going away didn't work, we're supposed to lighten up in june before the swoon? is that the new diddy? behind the initial selling yesterday and today? the dow gaining 49 points. nasdaq climbing 8.39%. why not? we've got 22 days, 22 business days in june that the swoon could happen. so why not go with the other half? sell in may and go away? 22 days to be right. look. i hate these poetic tid bits. if they didn't rhyme, i doubt anyone would give them a second thought. when can we just start hitting everyone? hitting everyone who trots out with a 2 x 4 and make them see stars? the problem is that it is much easier to be publicly embarrassed than it is to be publicly bullish. particularly in this market. it can always be wrong and negative and no one will call out on that. nobody cares about the bears who use these phrases as watch words. for example, the odds are good enough that it is worth uttering this moronic phrase. if the market goes down at any point and youertered it,

. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but coach and teach you. so call me, 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me. sometimes we want to pay more for stocks than the day before. sure, there are events that make stocks more valuable, like take overs. but today the dow roared, the s&p rocketed. and the nasdaq. we have another phenomenon at work. and it's called re-rating. something when one company gives us a new-found positive. we're basically upgrading stocks from hold to buy mentally. now today we had a whole host of re-ratings. it colored the whole tape so to speak. it's true that we can't go "poof", or voila. you need a special backdrop to make the magic happen. it's all been done by analogy. it's about being willing to buy something at a higher price, because you think yesterday's price was just plain too low for that enterprise. amazing a few days after the brexit vote, which we were told would be the end of the financial wo

cramer, i'm calling from cleveland, the home of the cavs. >> okay.est of luck. >> caller: you recommended a while ago exel. >> yes. >> and they've had some successful trials. and the stock's been going up, it's a nice upward trend. what's your opinion? >> we caught a double on that. i'm not leaving it, i think they have more upside. thank you to adam for pointing that one out. it's a good opportunity in the biotech bible. bob in missouri, bob? >>. >> how are you, bob? >> buy, sell or trade. >> what's that? >> caller: boeing. >> boeing i'm on the fence on right now, i tell you, if it you want aerospace, why not buy honeywell. why do we want boeing. >> caller: hi, this is nevin. >> how are you? >> caller: i'm good. i want to ask your opinion about gopro. >> no, still too early to buy gopro, they have to get their mo jo back and they don't have it. >> let's go to peter in texas, peter? >> what's going on. >> caller: what's your long term outlook on aig? >> i'm nervous. i spoke last week to peter hancock, we have to get out of these hedge funds. and by t

hey, i'm cramer! 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 entertain you but to keep you and call me. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. taking a breather. could have been worse. even as the dow closed down just 20 points. s&p dipped 1.7%. a market that's been so strong it deserves to sit down for a couple of plays. how many plays will it sit for is the question. we've been in a benign market because we've seen decent decommand for commodities while the federal reserve is on hold thanks to domestic weakness. only one problem with it, you still need to feed the bull and not enough news flow right now to move the needle. think of it like this. we had one good earning support, that's all, from uber cramer fave j.m. smucker, a function of k-cup sales, decent dunkin' donuts k-cups and continuing greatness of the company's big heart pet food acquisition. smucker's' earnings reports stunned analysts, 56% better than what they were looking

stay with cramer. ff >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ bell ringing ] >> it is time. it is time for the lightning round. you say the name of the stock. i don't know the calls or the name of the stock ahead of time. i tell you whether to buy or sell. when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? that, ladies and gentlemen, is >>> let's start with randy in georgia. rand randy. >> booyah. jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. >> why don't you tell me by eight by eight. >> voice over internet protocol. a lot of people think it's going to be a take over. i think it's time to take a little off the table. >>> dave in illinois. >> caller: dr. cramer from the windy city and home of the best record in all of major league baseball thank you for taking my call. >> thank you for killing the phillies. what's up? >>. >> caller: number 163 in your biotech bible, let's get serious in crb. >> remember we had them on, i think that

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cramer. welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i want to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. follow the customer. that's what this market is all about today. yet following the customer seems like one of the strongest money making theme out there right now. believe me, you do need broad themes to invest in this market. it is all over the place. largely guided by the fickle price of oil which seems lying it stalled out below 50. just look at today. where the average started off deep in red but then rbled along with the price of crude. s&p 500 advancing 11%. if you want to transcend this market's day to day meandering, you have to think bigger. the customer. think about that. who owns her? who knows her? that's one of the biggest making themes around. take this morning. you picked up a staggering 56%! gain overnight. if you own shares of a company called demand ware. brooks brothers, birch and others, stay in touch with their consu

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please be nice, @jim cramer. here's a rally that's not supposed to be happening. [ buzzer ] this one just wasn't in the cards. sure, tuesday's session, day one of a rally at the british-inspired brutal sell-off. that makes sense. weave 've just gotten through w two of the worst sessions. day two also seemed like an unusual but reasonable possibility, because we had a big takeover, surprises, rally in oil, but today? today when the dow gamed 235 points, and the nasdaq at 1.33%. this was outrageous in its audacity. so few people believed that it should be allowed to take place. it was a totally unexpected surprise. [cheers and applause] let me explain. go back to a week ago, today. we had just gotten pretty close to surety, surety that the remain camp was going to win, that there would be no brexit. that the european union would be preserved. and a house divided against itself was going to stand. and i remember boarding a plane back to new york from san francisco with my daughter, just before the first returns were

cramer. welcome to mad money. some people want to make friends, i just want to help you make money. call me at 1-800-743, cnbc. we're beginning to get our arms around the true cost of the european union. it's led to the worse two-day decline since last august. the s&p plummeting 1.81%. nasdaq taking it again, minus 2.41%. and while i think the selloff is indeed beginning to run its course, this brexit vote might be the single most foolish, cut off your nose to spite your face financial decision i have ever seen, ever. we know the trillions of dollars have been lost worldwide, all because voters in uk didn't take time to think things through. that's why i want to he do tail how stupid this brexit vote was and how unprepared the british government was for what happened. i can be abstract about it and give you all sorts of permutations, but i don't want to do that. i want to boil this brexit vote down to two issues. the net fees it pays to the eu and the xenophopic desire to cut off the immigrat

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tweet me @jim cramer. after a not so hot day where that s&p 500 declined, nascar lostering with need on address an important question. do we have too many of everything? it sure feels like that on a day like today. too many stores, too many trucking companies, too many airlines, too many banks, and nothing can be done about it except survival of the fittest. for the longest time the free market took care of itself. the big fed on the small. we had rational markets based on companies able to combine and take out costs. but in the last couple years, the federal government has turns violently against these deals. we're starting to see the havoc as company that grow are no longer given higher priced earnings and the government has chilled the whole darn process. i think it is a back lash to the justice department's willingness to bless too many airline mergers with the straw that broke the camel's back with the u.s. airlines deal. that raised prices and it changed everything. it has been downhill for mergers e

it didn't much change cramer's opinion of the stock, cramer did say, he's been too hard on the company. speaking of cnbc, let's turn to landon dowdy live at world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: those are some pretty big shoes to fill. good morning to you. wall street can recover from tuesday's losses, futures are higher this morning. investors await today's fed decision and on growing fears of the brexit vote in the u.k. next week. look for inflation and manufacturing and the fed wraps up it's two-day policy meeting this afternoon. janet yellen could give us clues as to the next move t. dow falling t. nasdaq down 4 to 4843. scott, back to you. >> landon, thank you. in fact, let's talk more about yellen. not only was the fed caught totally off guard by a lousy jobs report last month. it will announce its decision about interest rates, landon said almost a week before britain votes on whether to exit the eu. there is no way the fed will take action ahead of the brexit vote. you know hoffman talked about microsoft, which would have made hoffman a billionaire except for o

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jim cramer weighs in this morning. >>> feeling the burn. more than 30 people seek treatment after walking over hot coals. should the popular fire walk helping people overcome fears be banned? how team robbins is responding today, june 27th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to a "today" on a monday morning. savannah is off today. we have tamron here. let me get this right. you pay to be at one of those tony robbins event and then you walk over hot coals? >> probably a good idea until your first toe hits the coals. 30 people injured. how many people did it successfully? lots to talk about that. >> you look at the glass as being half full. >> i'm not there, that's why. >>> our top story, imagine being on a plane two hours into a flight and you're told you have to turn around to make an emergency landing and then moments after touching down, you see this out your window. the wing of that plane engulfed in flames. that was the

. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica.her people want to make friends. i just want to make money. call me. or tweet me at jim cramer. this whole situation is starting to feel a little greek to me. i'm talking about brexit. we are living in fear of an

"mad money" man jim cramer's advice on what to buy and when. >>> plus, the billion dollar buyer.who runs businesses big and small on what he's betting on to beat the brexit. ♪ ♪ the big hilton world sale is on honors members save up to 25% on brands like hampton, doubletree, hilton garden inn, and waldorf astoria so stop clicking around. book direct at hilton.com now that's satisfaction. >>> brexit causing money mayhem around the globe again today. investment strategies and retirement plans take another blow and brexit hits in unexpected places proving that no one is immune. don't panic. this cnbc special report continues with sound advice and valuable perspective. now here are tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> and welcome back, everybody, to cnbc special coverage, "brexit: facing the fallout." i'm sue herera with the afore mentioned tyler mathisen. >> good evening, everybody. >>> it was a selloff on wall street. the dow closed 260 points. the nasdaq falling 113 points. that's 2.5%. the s&p 500 just barely holding on to that 2,000 level after dropping 1.8% and the russell 2,000

tweet me @jim cramer.at going away didn't work, we're supposed to lighten up in june before the

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cramer is a big advocate for me. i worked for him.wrote and he spoke, i was 110-0 on the money call u newsletter and i'm now 575-1. i mean, no. what i'm saying is like neil's investment is still going. been going for nine years, but yet cramer takes the heat for making, kind of a big call by him. 110-0. >> were they real results? >> i hope so. better be real. real as real gets. people don't want to hear the real, so i got to fight for cramer on that one. >> got it. >> and everybody's going to want to read the book, too, to read about what you have to say. >> good to be here. last time i was here, i was actually buying stocks. >> all right. well, maybe you will this time as well. >> actually -- >> new book is called house of nails. we'll have breaks news on hon honeywell when we come back after this. at both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis

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the name mauritz cramer may have thrown me off.ritz: i am based in frankfurt, but i am now in london. matt: you are the chief ratings officer at standard & poor's. to remind our viewers, you talk about funding risk for the u.k. ,f i look at a chart of gilts i see the yield has come down to less than 1%, so investors are willing to lend their money to the u.k. government for 10 years and get less than 1% in return. doesn't it look like they have some pretty strong funding? mauritz: i was half expecting this would come. but this is not actually what i'm saying. this is unsurprising. we have seen similar patterns in the past, in these situations as well. what you see, in a situation of great uncertainty, as certainly prevails now surrounding the u.k., is you see a flight to this has been describing exactly that. you talk about a aa rated sovereign with a lot of monetary flexibility, with potential expectations of further qe from the bank of england, so this is not what investors would first run away from. i describe something else. no

cramer said he was too hard on the company. i don't think they can make the number of cars they are promising to make. then again, tesla makes more cars than porsche does. maybe there is a perspective. >> jay leno would know. have you seen his actual garage? he has like 50 cars in there. >> amazing. >> someone you want to be friends with. scott mcgrew, thank you. >> 6:17. >>> have you seen this, a show of solidarity in oakland last night a. very nice tribute to honor the victims in the orlando shooting. >> everyone is stepping up, it was pride night at the as game, instead of aer i er ier is a ce service. supporters of the lbgtq community. it was placed mount middle of the mound as a symbol of remembrance. the national aen them was sung by the oakland's east bay gay men's chorus. so much better than opening pitch. >> i think it's cool. >> a nice show of solidarity there as well. >>> okay. did you bring a jacket? you guys are all right. >> the good thing is you are not outside. as you step out there, you feed a jacket. sunglasse

let's get cramer's mad dash talking about why oil is going down. >> right. continental and howard ham called the top when we were at 50 -- >> you said that day. >> i was mean spirited. i didn't mean to. howell had my down to his place. rusty brazil wrote a book called "domino theory" about oil. where are the rigs being put. two weeks in a row where you had rig count up. the mississippi and the bakken why is this important? these are marginal oil places. you would open these if you think oil is going to go up more. they are profitable above 40. what this says, carl, is that they are -- continent is pumping out wells that were closed, that they're now producing oil and when you got to 50, we just literally couldn't go higher. now venezuela has dropped out of 120,000 barrels from 2.37. venezuela is key. they don't get paid. i always found working and not getting paid that's kind of like russia. under stalin. work, don't work don't get paid. i do believe that venezuela holds the key and $50 holds the key because guys like howard are so optimistic at all times an

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.utures off their highs but market steady after janet yellen hinted about the fed's thinking on monday. rough opening for valeant and ralph lauren. new polls on brexit to look at today. productivity revised down for q-1. brent a new 7-month high above 51. road map begins with ralph lauren shares taking a big hit. company announcing a major restructuring and lowering guidance. >> shares of valeant are down sharply this after an earnings miss and sharply lower guidance. we'll give you the latest on the stress they're feeling over at valeant. >> and the viacom saga continues. a hearing is taking place right now in massachusetts. we've got the details. but first up, futures rising a day after comments from janet yellen propelled the s&p to its highest level of the year. the fed chair expressing optimism about the economy and said she sees rate hikes ahead but gave no timetable for a tightening. >> if incoming data are consistent with labor market conditions strengthening and inflation makin

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i'm david faber with jim cramer. we're live from the new york stock exchange. carl quintanilla is on assignment this morning. the ball is now in the fed's court. may nonfarm payrolls up only 38,000, that was the weakest performance since september 2010. it was of course well below the forecast for 158,000 jobs created. march and april payroll growth was also revised downward. we are now at 116,000 jobs over the last three months in terms of average. take a look at what this is doing to the markets at this point. well, you know, we've -- we came back yesterday. you can see we are looking for a slightly lower open as of now. european markets already in session. and on the closing end of their day you can see kind of a mixed session over there. this is where we may see the most move is in the ten-year note yield. you might expect of course the expectation the fed's going to move now in june has fallen dramatically. will it even be july. there it is, the yield now 1.72%. we've been sitting of course a good 10-plus basis points higher than that until this number cam

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and we have our correspondent tony cramer on the line from jerusalem. tonya, what more do we know about this attack? >> at least two gunmen opened fire in this area, and was able to move from place to place. this was at the sarona market area. from a military standpoint, it is a soft target, people out further evenings. it is just across the street from a military headquarters, where it happened tonight. sarah: it sounds a could've been a strategic choice of location. how about the gunmen, doing no anything more about them? tonya: nothing more on their identity. the two gunmen were captured, no word yet on who these assailants were or who was behind the attack. of course there is an investigation about them, whether it was a more coordinated attack. that could point to one of the militant organizations, one of the military organizations on the west bank. sarah: an attack aimed at the heart of tel aviv, multiple people are dead. thank you. let's turn to some other news now. in syria, at least 15 civilians have been killed by barrel bombs in the city of a

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. stocks are off for a sixth day down. central banks are the story all around the word, the fed, the boe all stand pat. we begin with central banks moving the markets. record low bond yields, new attacks on viacom, and at merck shares are rising in the premarket. but obviously a lot of review to go over on what the fed said yesterday, jim. >> yesterday was a kind of admission, it wasn't even tacit, that maybe we're in a kind of different era, which is so interesting because a couple months ago they certainly didn't think we were. and that's going to cause the i'd say kind of a grumpy attitude toward the fed, people who say they've lost it because they now feel look they're swinging in the breeze, the pundits. wow. all of a sudden we're much weaker than we thought, previously much stronger than we thought and we're data dependent. it does add up to something that i want to step away from and say it's good for stocks. so we can talk fed policy, as if we are indeed fed members. i'll let you be from -- i don't know, some west

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jim cramer joins us now.u. >> good morning, drew. >> i don't know what's on your radar. we've been talking brexit and of course, fed. we'll be watching miss yellen. i'm not sure she will necessarily say anything. >> i think oil is trumping everything. as soon as you see the oil down, the ag rhythm is say you have to sell the market. there is a brexit breather it is oil in control and i think that we have the inventories at 10:30 and are very odd that this is more important right now than what yellen might be saying. i don't know how we got so out of synch that this is what matters but that is what is calling the tune. >> did you see any comments that gunlach made? >> there might be a buying opportunity. the guy has been so negative. now, of course, if you see reports that maybe the british banks will be down 40% by bernstein. maybe that is what he means buying opportunity out there. the nature of some people towards these managers is it is counter productive. it is a counter productive thing. >> it is a quest