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cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me or tweet me @jimcramer. on a day where the dow gained 84 points. nasdaq advanced 4.6%. the big story is that the industrials are stalling out here. that's right. they're stalling out while the techs are head rot. what does that mean? you can easily interpret this action on an hour by hour basis, suggesting that we need to be worried about an economic slowdown. but i think that would be a mistake. to me the teches are roaring while the industrials languish, because investors keep gravitating toward the companies that have the most up site in the second half. now that it looks like the trump steam roller has run out of gas. remember, is stock market is a forecasting machine, it looks ahead about six to nine months. we thought that the president would repatriate foreign assets, tax cuts and lots of deregulation. wall street is enamored of him. which means the stock marke

hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica, some people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate you and teach you. if you think for one minute that this economy is easy to figure out, i'm telling you, you're a dreamer. i think we're at a moment where you can conceivably argue that the economy is going off the rails. or that it's about to roar. in fact, on a day where the dow gained 4 3 points, the s&p climbed 1.8%. this is the most glass half full, glass half empty moment we have seen in ages. first we have fabulous employment numbers. the jobless claims are at the lowest levels since 1988. that's a staggering figure. it's incredible. you simply can't have an economy at nearly full employment and honestly, be anywhere here a recession, does that define a strong economy? housing, wow, it is just red hot. you know housing represents only 10%. i know some figures came out today that were not that strong, but believe

larry blumen, my wife says what would i do without cramer?ry to come out here every night, but it's really important for people to know, what would you do without yourself. it's not about giving you ideas, it's about how to look at them. a lot of people watch this show that haven't watched out over the evolution. i hope that you know it's the opposite. longer term investing is the way to make money, indexed funds and then "mad money," then do your home work and find out how to do it yourself. jim, would you mind sharing your sunday stock routine, please? i get this thing from standard & poors, it's pushed to me through email, it's hundreds and hundreds of charts, i go over each one, i have a file that says good, bad, question mark, try to figure out why that one went up. and story ideas for the show, i write down each one and where they are and where they fit. and then i tend to do a piece for m"mad money," where i look t what trends i see, and thenit t up almost all of sunday except for when the eagles are playing. stick with cramer. soso ne

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tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to mad money.cnbc.com. she looks years younger than she should. is it dna or olay? new olay regenerist helps take years off your skin age so you can look younger. who needs dna when you have olay? new regenerist. >>> from desktops to data centers, intel has undergone a revolution with deals, drones and driver's license cars, this giant is looking the to the future. is now the time to plug in or could this tech shift fall short? >>> can a tiger change its stripes? that's the big question with intel. the semiconductor titan is generally, and i think, incorrectly viewed as just a play on the personal computer. lately, intel has been trying to diversify into different end markets, like the data market, and the autonomous the driving business thanks to its shrewd acquisition of mobileye. can they grow these divisions fast enough to offset the sluggish pc business. earlier today, we got a chanc

congressman kevin cramer of north dakota. via skype, we have our technical problems worked out. thank you for being with us, sir. your website says since coming to congress, you've held more town halls than any over member. you have coffee with cramer events this week at shops, arguably smaller than what we just saw. i wonder what reaction you're getting, particularly as it comes to health care when you talk to constituents. >> sure. thanks for the opportunity and thanks for your patience with our technological difficulties. my town halls tend not to be so big because people have regular access. i think that's helped me have a more intimate relationship with my constituents. there was plenty of passion yesterday. based on what i saw, similar breakdown in terms of people that support the american health care act, those that like obamacare. but their concerns are what we've always heard. they want pre-existing conditions to be covered.

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sitting down with jim cramer. he joins us from san francisco.t has been exactly one year cook was on your show. what was the most interesting thing of the interview today? >> first, thank you so much for having me on the show, mellissa. 50s points he came on. this time he is talking job creation, what apple is doing for the world and u.s. economy. take a listen. >> we have a developer community. in this developer community is almost one.5 million people now. -- 1.5 million people now. this is folks, a party of one to larger companies. they're writing apps that clang the world. we're giving them the platform and we've created an incredible store that allows them to sell their product in 155 countries in the world. it's a really unbelievable empowering experience as any business. >> why i like this, melissa. because this is a part of the service revenue stream if you are going to get a bigger price per multiple it must continue to develop. it's a virtual circle as tim cook points out in this evening's interview. >> i look forward to that jim, in t

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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 isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. sometimes investors just get it wrong. i'm talking about some of these breathtaking moves we see every day caused by a fundamental lack of understanding about what's actually happening at individual companies. often these seemingly nonsensical moves define the underneath as we call it. what's really going on. even as the averages look placid, beast. happily sunning themselves on the plains of the syrian gatti. s&p advanced 0.4% and nasdaq climbed also. what do i mean when i say people get it wrong? let's go right to the tape. take best buy. here's a company that most of the cognicente view it where you can check out hardware before buying it from amazon prime. the thing is that view couldn't be more mistaken which is why the shorts got their bell rung toda

hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to edntertai you but to educate and teach you. you mean stocks can go down too? you mean they can actually get slammed? they can lose us money? dow plunging 368 points, nasdaq plummeting 2.57%. a total give up. yet this is what happens when we haven't had a major selloff in ages. we get feel who realize, omg, this stock business isn't what i thought it was. they start panicking, thinking there's nothing wrong with my stocks, but they're going down anyway, but they say get me out of here, i've had enough of this pain. to which i say get used to it. it happens, it's a normal occurrence, but we have had a built of a drought for months. so there are plenty of new investors who don't even know what an umbrella is. many others have never heard of a raincoat. they think that rain only happens to other people. so lists go over my rules for dealing with the first serious down day in ages. first we nee

miguel in tennessee. >> caller: cramer.a fan of yours since 2008, so a big boo-yah from the volunteer state. >> thank you, the vols rock, as we all know. >> caller: of course. question, i have been reading article after article after article about these sports products these sportswear products going toward athl athleisure. like under armour. >> it needs to go down, it needs to generate some serious growth to go higher. i'm knneutral on it. i'm not going to pound the table, i'm not going to tell you to sell it. >> caller: jim, boo-yah, thank you for taking my call. i wonder if you heard the news about the merger between att and time-warner. how do you think that will affect time-warner's stock. >> cha-ching, cha-ching, remember what happened with walgreens and rite ate? i said you had to sell, i have to always keep that on the front burner. stocks could be cheaper than we think, that's what the stocks of sinclaire and coach showed us earlier today. more "mad money," including my conversation with the ceo of newell brands, a

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so call or tweet me yaat jim cramer. and maybe the trump trade is all about not paying attention to donald trump. i have to tell you it's shocking to me that the president can fire the fbi director. out of left field, possibly for his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation something that possibly got trump elected. but more likely because of the russian probe, and the stock market was down points. even if the s&p actually is lower than 11%, not taking advantage of the 4%, have the investors simply stopped caring about the stuff or was comey so hated by both parties that no one was bothering to freak out? and look it's not just the stock market, the precious melt barely budged today. treasuries so often the flight to safety trade, one to avoid chaos, right, that is where they go? barely budged. that is why safety never takes a vacation. the worries and fears i hear, okay from so many of the other professional managers and of course other rich people who have a lot to lose. last night at the start of the rang

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cook told cramer that apple is making a big bet on u.s. >> we're creating an advanced manufacturing fund, we're initially putting $1 billion -- >> what is this -- this, i did not know about. >> we're announcing it today, you're the first person i'm telling. and i'm -- not the first person, because we have talked to a company that we're going to invest in, already. >> but this is a billion dollars of apple's 256 billion. >> a billion dollars of our u.s. money, that we have to borrow to get, that's a whole other topic, but we're really proud to do it. and by doing that, we can be the ripple in the pond, because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around, those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them because you have a service industry that builds up around them. and we'll be announcing the first investment from this fund later in the month of may. >> you can watch more of jim's interview on web wecnbc.com. >> strong statement. strong boost for the president to create more manufacturing jobs, bring more manufacturing jobs back. t

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hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica, and of course welcome to cramerica's west coast outmepost at cnbc station. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. on a sedate day where the s&p fell 1.7%. but the nasdaq screams still higher to a new all-time high climbing 0.73%. the fanning names, facebook, amazon, netflix and google are on fire. these stocks won't quit. it almost feels like there's a surge of money coming into the group, yet there isn't an etf that is part of fanning and the fanning acronym is just something i coined years ago, when it felt like these were the only stocks that went higher in a bear market. apple has the same clip in its step as the owningers. aapl. how do i feel about this run? honestly i can't say i'm too fond of facebook going up last wednesday. yet the stock gets hammered anyway. some of that is very simple to understand. the ceo is always justify front about spending, he spends to win. there's never a sense in the call that investors come

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jim cramer joins us. another retailer missing. >> yeah, got to listen to the conference call because that is quite a surprise. they will be the beneficiary of a lot of the retailers that are in trouble. they come in and buy their merchandise and then that's something will be in this quarter next. they travel back. dick's in the same way. dick's kind of made you feel like things were pretty good. the only one that's good so far is home depot, and that would, again, be something that is hard to beat if you're amazon. let's listen to the calls. dick's was a very negative guy. it's a challenge. it's amazing.

stick with cramer. welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ whether for big meetings or little getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. >>> not too long ago, our stock market was totally hostage to the prying of oil. when crud went up, stock went up, as crude went down, stock wasn't down. the average it seems like crude may have finally figured it out. maybe they have gotten it figured out that maybe the fluctuations in the oil price may be based on supply and demand? what happens if it starts declining into the lower 30s. as long as oil stays here in the mid 40s, we're safe, in part because our domestic producers have done better at getting more crude out of the ground more less money. still we need to know where this is headed. we're going off the charts with carly garner. she's the co-founder of carly trading, and she's the author of "higher probability commodity trading" because she's got a terrif terrific track record when it comes to oil. after rallying up to the mid 50s last month, it came dawn to the mid 40s, as she

let's get out of that water. >>> jim cramer joining us now. dylan aid l man with us as well.ontest winner. we saw your tweet. >> look, i met with dan and you know, candidate i think you mad presentation. i don't want to refute it so much as just to say i think paypal doing well and perhaps it's not a great short. i think ebay is an undervalued company. i afwree it doesn't get the create a lot of people feel it will be zroid by amazon. i think the last two quarters demonstrated better number ofs, just to get the total payment volume for paypay, was 99 billion. they have 19% for mutual growth, which is really pretty great. big revenues. everyone's trying to write these guys off. there have been so many people who have been, jean had a sell, all that's happened over and over again is that he's foileded. dan has foiled the bears, wells fargo was supposed to wipe him out, no. mastercard, no, mastercard is the partner. all that i keep seeing is is that he keeps broadening his effort and has a lot more pals and friends in the payment processing business, so ipg that what you could r

cramer point iing out nucor is e low cost producer.etter place to be. >> as trades and that's why i'm curious why over nucor. >> because i know how a trade is better, looking to express the view they're oversold. that's how i chose to express it. >> do you have a take on steel? >> no. no take on steel. >> all righty then. copper is on the move after moody's downgraded china. we'll hit the future pits next. ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. >>> welcome back to "the halftime report." i'm jackie deangelis. we are watching copper today falling after moody's downgraded china's credit rating for the first time in nearly 30 years. china the world's largest consumer of coppe

then, republican congressman kevin cramer of north dakota on the future of the paris climate agreement and other international efforts to reduce climate change. watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> on friday, the national taxpayer advocate testifies about changes made by the irs to help taxpayers. we have live coverage of the house ways and means subcommittee hearing, starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. you can also watch live on www.c-span.org, and on our free c-span radio app. on friday, a hearing on u.s. space assets and national security threats. we will be live with the house armed services subcommittee on strategic forces on c-span 3, www.c-span.org, and the free c-span radio app. >>k day coverage of the book festival, starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. maria olson on her book. goodman, author of "whistleblower at the cia." author sharon weinberger at 12 2 15, discussing her book "the nioneers of war." craig shirley on "reagan rising: the decisive years." at 2:15, sidney blumenthal, author of "wrestling with his anthrop

and representative kevin cramer from north dakota, on the future of the paris climate agreement and other international efforts to reduce climate change. ♪ host: good morning, it is friday, may 19. here are your morning headlines. the washington post reports that james comey made numerous efforts to keep his distance from the president. he expressed concerns that the president did not respect the agency's independence. though stories are on the heels of the president's news conference yesterday, where he denied pressuring james comey to drop the investigation into its former national security adviser, michael flynn. the president calls the entire probe ridiculous and says it is dividing the country

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. 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. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and tweet you. what the heck is it going to take to get this market really going. the house managed to

when we come back, we will go to republican congressman kevin cramer to talk about the future .f the paris climate agreement a topic expected to come up during president trump's overseas trip. ♪ >> this weekend on american history to be on c-span3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, a broadcast john f.ald reagan and kennedy taking questions be a satellite from students in london. >> in england, there is a movement against racial discrimination. windows candidates like to comment on this and other countries may learn from america's experience? >>>> we are dealing with the heritage of 150 years, minority groups, clearly the mexican-americans, the negroes, and we had just begun to recognize it and we are starting to deal with it. >> at 8:00 on lectures in history, georgetown professor brian taylor on the military strategy of emancipation during the civil war. >> the idea that the president in the section of war over slavery and the rebellion of the southern states might have the authority to emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it isn't a new idea

cramer, you sound very reasonable. i am sure your state looks somewhat like mine. it is kentucky and we have coal mining. i am not in total disagreement with coal mining. the mountaintop removal. i would like to hear what you have to say on that. also, we just relaxed on having .he runoff go into our streams our state is beautiful. i would love to keep it that way and that would like to hear your thoughts on that. guest: thank you, lisa. you raised important points. the first i would say is the distinction between the prairie "mine we do in north dakota with incredible reclamation. most of the reclamation areas are more productive and every bit as beautiful as the land prior to mining. in the mountains, it is different, or the mountaintop or the underground mining that we are more familiar with from a television standpoint, at least. therein lies one of the problems inh many of the regulations the last several years. that is there is this one-size-fits-all regulatory regime that doesn't recognize the different geology is, geographies, terrain of our country. lisa r

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>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cray america.eople want to make friends, i'm here to educate and teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer. on day two, they go for growth. that's what this market found to its liking today. dow gained 56

. >> we have jim cramer from one market in san francisco. he is going to have an exclusive interview with tim cook today and jim, we can't wait to see that tonight. you said this morning that you thought earnings were good. what's the most pressing question you have do you think for mr. cook? >> i want to play the part of the game of what to do with the money, but i want to know when we switch the narrative and make the narrative be about a subscription stream that has more than 150 million people because subscription stream is netflix, also amazon. these are stocks that don't trade or be bound by a traditional multiple. that's got to get away from a hardware situation more into a consumer products goods number particularly on the eve of o when becky quick sit down can warren buffett 72 hours from now. >> we're going to have tony on following your appearance here. >> love tony. >> i know you do. he asks the question today in a note that just dropped this morning, iphone, iphone's a tad sluggish. worrisome or sign of anticipation? what do you

kevin cramer/-r- north dakota: "the larger concern is what seems to be a lack of communication discipline coming out of the white house"rep. adam schiff/- d- ranking member, intelligence committee: "i would love for him to come before the intelligence committee and either way he needs to come back before congress and i think share with the public what conversations he had with the president that met there and whether there was any effort to obstruct the investigation or impede it in any way. "the former f-b-i director declined an invitation to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors. sources say he wants to testify publicly and now, the expectation is... that those memos will be subpeonaed. also today...before the comey - flynn news broke...new info on the stunning story that broke yesterday...when it was revealed the president shared top secret intel with russian leaders last week in the white house. today we learned...if was israel which shared the intel that isis was developing a way to use laptops in terror attacks.... experts now point out that russi

he made this promise with cramer. he's going to double the services business from 12% to 20 plus. if he does that, there's never been a company to make that transition. that margin is 66%. that's why i own this stock. i don't care what he does this quarter. when he delivers that eight later this year, you're going to see a huge amount of movement into the services business and that's why he owned the stock. apple is not consume economics anymore. the it's a megaplatform and that's why people own it. >> i'd say that was the case before tim cook got there. you have the an p l ecosystem before. he's done a great job maintaining it. keep many mind that he was a process guy at qualcomm. before he got to apple. he's been a process guy. he's not an innovator. he's a pmanager. tech companies need innovators to get to the next level. you talk about the share price. great. but those, those -- >> what do you think johnny is doing at apple? sweeping the floor? >> what does he do? what did he innovate? >> every time they u put out new phone, it's it's miles samsung has been there miles before.

ameriprise . >>> well t market is still judging over jim cramer's interview.ut everybody from cutting to stock prices to china. >> for this year we think we can become fortunate 100 company without adding something new. so it's working in our interest for the services. we also say that we're going to double the services business. our objective is to double by 2020. and that projection is a sum of new services and existing services. >> shark take's kevin o'leary picked apple with the number one selection over stock drafts. kevin we're going to get your reaction to thing you heard in jim's interview with tim cook. >> i think this corridor is positivetal in a pig wbig way. for years now the biggest in investors have -- or is it something else. services in the last 24 he or she have gone through 10% of 12. cook told jim he's going to double this to 24, to 25% revenue. that's a completely different model. the service industry has some of the highest margins in the content world. that's the reason i made this any number one stock pick. i believe cook will go it. tha

jim cramer will have tim cook tonight on "mad money."t's a reaction to apple's earnings that's driving the day today. futures on the soft side. don't forgot a statement is headed at 2:00. macron and le pen will debate this afternoon. adp in line at 177. and our road map begins with apple's iphone sales disappointing. why the company says future product rumors could be to blame. >>> private sector hiring slows. will signs of a cooling job market change the fed's potential rate hike plans? >>> and a food rally, mondelez and yum brands beat the expectations. mcdonald's gets an upgrade at goldman up. >>> the iphone shares disappoint and tim cook said we are quote we are seeing a delay in purchasing behavior that we think is a consequence of the number of rumors and reports about future products. that is happening outside of greater china. jim, it will be interesting to watch you get him to expand on that. it is going to be the smallest gap up or down for apple on earnings in a couple of years. >> well, look, i think that this is one of those

i know cramer loves this stock and for good reason.lse are you seeing comp store sales up 14%. that's what ulta beauty posted in the first quarter. it's the loyalty program. which makes this company especially attractive. keeping them insulated from amazon. oliver chen was asked on the earnings call how they're staying away from the amazon effect. they added 1 million people in first quarter to the loyalty program. they have got 25 million. they give away free birthday gifts. this one, david, was the big lash mascara. lashes are very in right now. >> okay. >> one of the beauty products that's driving this tremendous growth in this beautiful stock chart. >> absolutely. what i know i know from cramer who has obviously spoken about it quite often. the selfie craze being part of it. people want to know their best at all times. >> he knows selfies, i know lashes. >> yes. >> buckingham saying trying to imagine 35 times and beyond was difficult and there was a discussion about gross margin weakness. but again, ulta with the beat on both the t

. >> mad money's jim cramer says you need drugs to understand tesla's business.e'll talk about that comment. >>> plus the first commercial airplane made by a chinese manufacturer takes flight in china. should boeing and air bust be looking over their shoulder? second our of power starts at 2:00. and, when we're not in those rooms, we want our shows to go with us. anywhere? you got that right, kid show thing. get a directv all-included package for 4 rooms. only $25 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. available for at&t unlimited plus customers. welcome i'm tyler mathisen. here's what's on the menu for hour number two of "power lunch." investors looking for words of wisdom from warren buffet. what the oracle of omaha told our becky. ahead of that gathering about where he sees it is economy heading. >>> new airline outrage this time delta. a family kicked off a flight and threatened with jail. we've got to video and you'll want to see it. >>> and a soon to be nba rookie who just got snugged by the sneaker makers. got splashed on his open with a expensive air of k

let's get cramer's "mad dash."ports on when and wells has some thoughts on it. >> yeah. they're talking about the upside surprise, and that would be the first in a long time. this company has had some problems in asia. the ceo is the man who i think uniquely understands what technology has done in terms of trying to make people look good. this is all about the selfie generation. that's one of the themes i have besides the stay at home. when you go outside, carl, you must be made up. you can't be spraying like me, because that is too hard. it takes another person to make you look good. but estee lauder you need their stuff before you go out. it's about high-def, this is high-def selfie. i have to tell you, carl, high-def can destroy your whole image if you do not have estee lauder cosmetics. that's why i think the quarter is going to be great. >> that's good. the cameras keep getting better which means you need to catch up. at the same time, jim, we did get income and spending. spending not a surprise. basically unc

you've had cramer on every 20 minutes talking about the sbig interview with tim cook. mean you might as well be doing weather and traffic, and the stock still isn't up. so to me that tells me that guys are full up long, and when i look at sort of all of the different metrics, you know, people are giving them the benefit of the doubt, that this was just a pause in front of the next cycle. but, like i said yesterday, samsung is back, sprint was talking very bullishly on that product refresh, and so to me it just seems like there's a big leap of faith here at 147. >> ian, you will be excited because we have a preview of the interview that jim cramer had with tim cook, ceo of apple. take a listen. >> you mentioned two troubling issues. you talked about how we are working on getting china better. curious to know why they seem to have cool but better than last year at this time, and then you also talked about -- yes, people are holding back, some waiting perhaps because of a new phone. these were things you address. so i would like you to flesh them out with the people who w