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"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. all day, all day we heard this market just has to ge tariffs ds to the fire. this is much bigger deal, much bigger deal than the ten-year treasury if you listen to most commentators, the ten. according to the experts when that happens the market must go lower. in a great interview last week, the ten-year rates have been heavily influenced by central banks which means they tell us less about growth inflation than they used to before the great recession. quantitative ease and quantitative pricing i think lloyd is right, that doesn't mean we will be just fine when the ten-year crosses the three year rubicon what it means is this sell off will likely be a buying opportunity. so many experts tell this story about the dangers of the ten-year going over three, i think this could be, a

cramer >> mike. >> caller: two things. one, first, thanks for taking my call and thanks for leading us 9:00-5:00ers my question is concerning dividends, do you take the money and put it in your pocket or put it back in the stocks. and if you do, how do you make that work? >> you have to do dividend reinvest it is a check off basically. my travel trust you are not supposed to. please reinvest. and take that money. because there is nothing like the compounding of a great compounding that you get particularly with stocks that have good dividends. remember my first two rules. bulls make money bears make money and pigs get slaughtered please don't be greedy and don't be afraid to pay the tax man on profit you earn. it is a lot better than riding things to losses take some off the table. more "mad money" ahead putting four decades of experience to work tonight counting down the most important rules for investing to help you navigate the market. stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcrame

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> even when the averages are roaring with the dow gaining 213 points s&p rising. i find that the action could be incredibly frustrating take today, some trucking company makes the numbers and it soars. we see this kind of thing over and over and over again during earning season the culprit, expectations. it is always expectations. let me set the stage we worried about former fbi comey director would say in his big sunday night interview as it turned out, no russian where is killed and while the comey interview was entertaining, nothing in it that would trigger a constitutional crisis washington receded allowing earnings to come to the foreand once one is a bear market mode and the other is in a bull market mode and what happened? no one seemed to care the the stock was actuall

. >> all right cool "mad money" with jim cramer begins rightow d'tove. n great having you >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'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 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 you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. after spending most of the day in the red, the market roared higher this afternoon. not bad. not bad. but i want to say right at the top if we get more strength tomorrow, i think you should use it to take profits and reposition rather than getting all excited and going on in. especially, fridays have been migh mighty rough around here i don't want you to give up and go home let alone sell everything if i thought there was real systemic risk, i would tell you get out of dodge there are very good reasons to be concerned here.

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or >> can washington pull down wall street these days, the answer is yes. president trump is creating a level of uncertainty that breeds selling on any rally there could be big news flow on saturday and sunday. that seems to drive the answer around here every friday including today. i say that because we saw the power of genuine fear when jpmorgan and citigroup reported fantastic earnings and their stocks rallied big and then getting clobbered and stayed down i went over these quarters with a fine tooth comb today. i spent hours on them and kept looking for what was wrong and there was nothing wrong. it didn't matter i think these stocks will come roaring back in the ensuing weeks. but it was real nasty out there. and i think it was the weekend jitters driving down these stocks and a host of others. wh

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 entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >> announcer: don't miss a >> repeat after me. we got too negative. that's why so many people surprised by the big bounce this morning. going on to close up just 46 points. s&p climbing nasdaq climbing. there is always a better time to sell the jubilation couldn't last gave up most of our gains when we heard about the fbi's raid on president trump's lawyer's office if you wanted to sell, your chance came during the rally we have got to learn discipline people this market is crazy this morning we saw how a series of unsuspected positives keep the market soaring all right. i want to start with we figured that president trump's surprise than anyone it may be time to hit china with additional hundred billion in tariffs. people were terrified. including yours t

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. like, look, we can handle a brutal decline in stocks company apple. what we can't handle is both the same day dow lost 202 points. s&p sank .85%. nasdaq dives 7.2%. plenty of good news today. a dynamite earning sheet from honeywell and perhaps the end of the punishment from wells fargo which settled in a billion in fines to put an end in scandals. i know this, its stock just 2% nevertheless, the al go rhythms are set when rates are 3%. some of the higher yielding stocks, those others in the cohort will been doing down and doing down hard. apple. what can i say today the most consistent bull on apple lowering the boom on the coming quarter. and investors may be disappointment when they see the firm's forecast especially because of sales weakness in china. this stock has been down

and jim cramer will be joining us in a few minutes. julia, what was the most interesting thing you heard today? how would you grade him? >> i think he is doing well. he hasn't broken a sweat and he has been grilled by the 43 senators who are in the room still probably almost an hour left of questions yet to come. and fielding questions on a wide range of topics, everything from election manipulation to data security, to cracking down on hate speed and even social media addiction. an assortment of questions and a number of questions about regulations. he said he was open to regulations. and also asked about the sustainability of facebook's business model here is what he said >> is an alternative to facebook in the private sector? >> yes, the average american uses eight different apps to communicate with their friends to stay in touch with people. >> the same. >> is twitter the same as you do >> you don't feel like you have a monopoly >> it doesn't feel like that to me. >> he had to clarify how the time line works. how you can make phone

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> we too often invest for the day. i hear people talk about what is working. and in the old days when the late great mark haynes ruled it was one back then everybody was running their own personal hedge fund. those days, those days are long over and if you recommend a stock for a trade, even if you say buy it today for the analyst meeting and sell it tomorrow, there will always be a youtube video kicking around that shows you like the stock but never give it the sell call. tonight we are taking it to the next level where i introduce you to the concept of suitability. basically, what stocks fit you what investments are right for you. not for this week, for this month, but for age and temperament. i have been buying individual stocks for myself and for others for half decade bef

cramer, on a lighter note i'm wondering if anybody in the cramer household has advised your dogs, bug and everest, aka nvidia that on the chinese calendar this is the year of the dog. >> so stupid i mean, no, i'm sorry. they're trying to figure out the calendar they haven't mastered it but you know what, everest started answering to nvidia just when nvidia started getting hit is that dog as dumb as a bag of hammers. what you got for me? >> caller: you viewers know you have liked the stock in the past but all the more reason to like i think, talking about the cme group who recent acquisition of nex will give them european reach and exposure into fx and treasury markets world's leader in future markets. am i fool chasing rainbows. >> no, dave, count me as a believer i'm going to give you another one and throw in i.c.e i love these exchanges thanks for remembering bug and nvidia's names i renamed bug chevron during that run-up in oil chevron is doing better than nvidia kurt in wisconsin. kurt. >> caller: boo-yah-ski. >> we got fired up callers i'm loving this show hit me. >> caller: cong

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, not just to entertain you but to teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me@jimcramer how do you approach this bout. nasdaq increasing. is this a tradeable low? is this a more placid opportunity to do some buying? buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy! frankly, i'm not quite that sure we can't keep rallying the ratio to down buying to upbuying was 9-1 my "squawk box" co-anchor always counseled me that 9-1 up was a signal that a selloff was overdone it was a great lesson for me, and it sure worked like a charm with the bounce on monday. we flew up again tuesday, but the true test came yesterday with remarkable turn after the chinese tariffs were announced we tested the february lows and we held, and now we are off to the races! >> all aboard! >> but here's what worries me. what if all we do is hold, then bounce then sell-off again before another week of te

stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? 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 madmoney.cnbc.com. it took guts to start my business. but as it grew bigger and bigger, it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. and that 2% cash back adds up to thousands of dollars each year... so i can keep growing my business in big leaps! what's in your wallet? >>> all right. take a deep breath and take a step back. today the yield on the ten-year treasury cost 3% what happened, the market got hit just like i told you it would. i also told you that 3% is not the end muof the world, and weakness like this could end up be a buying opportunity but they have to finish and we don't know when it will be. tonight we are going off the charts unemotionall

"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 isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer you know how it matters in this market, a day when the s&p climbed 1.6% what, matters is f.a.n.g. but also tariffs and trade insane as that pairing may sound it's what is important it's what can launch a real rally. far too many people believe the only thing that matters here is the ten-year treasury. hear that all the time, right? >> "humble and kind. if our rates go above 3% people wliendly sell. oh, come on. that's a sideshow. central issues are trade if president trump plays hardball with china or europe and they choose to retaliate stock also get hit. also the stocks themselves particularly tech. what happens if there is a truce? what happens if the chinese or europeans fold i think you get more action like we had today a huge rally embracing pretty much every sector. today's rally, though

stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? 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 madmoney.cnbc.com. . >>> on a rough day for the averages, let's not forget that the individual companies themselves still matter here and some are doing quite well. for example, i think the resurgence of many brick and mortar retailers is one of the greatest under appreciated themes of this market. even as they shouldn't be, take the gap which also owns banana republic, old navy and athleta this year, apparel caught fire, the gap languished down 9% since 2018 we know the gap reported a very strong quarter at the beginning of march with fabulous sa same-store sales growth. 9% bump for old navy today we got a chance to sit with the president and ceo of the gap. take a look. >> bart, i am honored because i am with the best apparel retailer in the business that perhaps no

"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 save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. don't look now, but this market has morphed into a totally hatable beast. not a beer, but not a bull large institution money managers to make or break stocks with their own big orders today it was a wash. dow inching up 11 points nasdaq gaining .16%. meanwhile, we have the most bizarre cross current have seen in ages. this giant utility has become a star along with the rest of its peers. verizon has been bouncing furiously. simon property group saw stocks soar shopping center, zoomed up more than 2%. why? complex, because the money managers buying these stocks believe we are going to have a trade war and that will trigger a recession. i'm not kidding, that's their thinking these guys are buying a real estate investment trust index. ventas was up today. i can't believe they like

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stick with cramer. >>> another day, another sell off? another brutal day where we got slammed by further acceleration in our trade war from china, i don't think we need to do a special friday off the charts and take this market's temperature. and when the averages are falling apart, the things to focus on is the sb oechcboe vol index, the vix let's check in to find out if we have a repeat of february's vix motivated horror show on our hands. remember the volatility index is a good proxy for terror in the market today it roared higher today up over 13% that is the old linkage, but we have lots of traders who like to short the vix. borrow money as they go long whenever the vix spikes against it, they have to unwind their position to meet their margin calls and that is what killed us in early february. while no longer the main driver of the decline so what does mark sebastian think of our current predicament? long story short, he thinks the action the vix is signaling that we might be bottoming despite today's horrendous action. what makes

cramer: it seems to me. i appreciated the inquiry earlier, maybe you could elaborate, how personal data can be protected and is protected. nobody's asking for the names of pollution m of every source that's ever happened in the world. not asking for personal data. we're asking simply for the science to be revealed. you can protect the personal data, right? secretary pruitt: both the personal data as well as confidential business information. they can be redacted and can be addressed and still serve the d rule.s of the propose mr. cramer: of all the accusations today it was interesting after four minutes of defenged the swamp, one ever their leaders said so much for draining the swamp. mr. administrator, the greatest sin you have committed is you will you have actually done what president trump ran on, what he won on, and what's what he's commissioned you to do in finding balance in both carrying out the mission of environmental protection law, at the same time looking out for our economy and jobs creation. a

when jake and cramer started their watch company movement in 2013, they knew exactly what they didn'tant. >> the watches that were at our praise point, we didn't resinate with the brands. the watches that we liked, we couldn't afford. >> they looked around at watch companies and mostly saw old school business models with old school marketing. it was an industry right for disruption. >> smartphones have been around, the utility of a watch that's changed. it's a fashion accessory. >> college dropouts who had been starting businesses consistently since a young age, jake and cramer were students of the internet. >> being a generation born on social media is a unique value, just seeing different trends in realtime. >> when they launched, their idea wab simple. nice design at an affordable price. and the way to get there? don't work with retailers and don't spend a lot on getting the word out. >> what's the one thing you did early on to reach customers that completely worked? >> it was simply finding certain people to talk about the products. they post a picture of the watch and have some t

jeffrey cramer, is there a precedent in this case? >> not with respect to the notoriety of the defendant and the allegations. obviously sexual abuse cases, unfortunately, happen far too often, so those are pretty normal. the average conviction rate, if you look at it for state prosecutors, is about 70%. that gets lowered in these kinds of cases because it's usually he said/she said. so the case themselves, the type of evidence, the type of testimony, is fairly common. the type of defendant in this case obviously highly unique. >> shepard: our viewers are seeing it. the courtroom has begun to empty. the judge released the players inside the courtroom. it would be common, though i didn't hear it today. cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom. this is norristown, pennsylvania. but often the judge will tell the jurors, you do what you want. there's andrea constand there. jeffrey, to think what victims go through in the pursuit of justice, it is a very difficult harrowing drawn out ordeal. >> there's no doubt these kind of cases where

cramer. >> san francisco living wage coalition. god bless debbie layman.we are on the opposite aisle on this. we have been through this movie before. we have heard the same script in 2008. the sky is going to fall, the sky is going to fall for nonprofits. after the minimum compensation ordinance was passed when the amendments were passed things transitioned smoothly. money was found. .04 of 1% of the city. one of the richest cities in the world. you all can do this. you need to know what side of the fence you are on. you have heard from the workers. we are in a severe labor crisis. we have severe worker shortage because these wages aren't retaining workers. they are not attracting workers. the workers are being pushed out to mooutto mowoutto modesto. you are responsible. you need to bring up the wages to keep the workers. a note. we did a living wage questionnaire to all of the mayoral candidates. the next person whose most likely to become mayor, those candidates answered they are 100% behind this and behind funding nonprofits to make sure this happens. >

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all right now cramer is in gaza and joins us live now from one of the flashpoints of today's a process protests we have been receiving reports earlier of more people being killed and more injuries tell us what's happening around you. what the latest conclusion figures from the published in ministry of health in gaza saying that three people were killed but their reports of more casualties now coming in and also over two hundred people who have been. protests held in private different locations. along the fence and the border area with israel now what we've been seeing yet all day since noon time people have been i mean you probably see behind me is a sunday. way down to the tennis area a lot of people coming and going and people of all walks of life you see a lot of families. susan walking down there but there also has been tear gas being fired at the protesters there protesters have a tie is to shield them as they say from possible israeli sniper fire that have been some heard some sniper fire into the ground off to into the crowd into the afternoon and the israeli army says that some

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.o cramerica 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 you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. after spending most of the day in the red, the market roared higher thi

videos that claim to show are iranian facilities producing uranium and i want to bring back in time cramer who is standing by in jerusalem she has been following this address just to remind you all of broadcast schedules in israel were cleared for this special announcement tanya so did we just witness israel's a netanyahu reveal a new and conclusive proof that iran has been hiding nuclear weapons activity all along. well that's at least what mr netanyahu says he doesn't give us who where this exactly comes from me talks about this is what the israeli intelligence shared with us counterparts i mean if you sum it up he says basically that the iranian nuclear deal is based on lies and that's what he has in his eyes proven tonight i mean it's a classic netanyahu he came with his props but it's a very serious continence very serious accusations against iran saying that they hadn't lied about having actually nuclear pursuing a nuclear weapons missile had nuclear weapons misato heads and old nuclear deal the world is talking about is based on lies oh right now that is the operative word indeed ta

society disagreement is perhaps deepest over the issue of settlements in the occupied west bank and cramer traveled to the west bank to the settlement of desh to take a closer look at how people are living there for the israeli right such outposts are among the country's major achievements and for the political left they are a blight on israel's national conscience and scored this nice deep in the occupied west bank sixty families live in this illegal israeli outpost near the settlement of she to alan coutts have moved to s. codice than years ago with his family it's situated in the middle of an area where palestinians want to establish this state ten years ago there's nothing here it's not it was empty it's a real symbol israel. these great friends right here it's you know so at least shows that we're back where we're coming home we are home. or more come home every year for growing cutoffs conviction made him come here because this land today and some area as it was known in the bible and claims it is jewish land according to international law though the settlements here in the occupied

netanyahu as address live as soon as it gets under way in the meantime interest on our very own tanya cramer is standing by a good evening tanya a special announcement on iran what could that potentially me. while you can imagine there's a lot of speculation is why it has been a very hectic day since we learned about this special announcement tonight there was an emergency session of the security cabinet in the often moon after. this strike in syria we don't know who's behind that strike but also over the weekend we've seen a lot of diplomatic flurry here in the region on over the weekend prime minister netanyahu had talked on the phone with president the tram and also then of course the visit of the new secretary of state is to pump a you can you know on sunday and both have talked about the nuclear deal with iran and said again if this deal can't be fixed it would likely be next and that has been what has mr snow has been saying all along of course there's a lot of speculation what might he say. possibly have to wait and see but some reports in the israeli media it's suggest that you might

jim cramer picked it i wonder if you were listening >> 65 yards, right through the goal post.nbelievable that's why i always pick lowery every year when he was playing for my fantasy he's doing it now. most accurate kicker in the history of the league. >> incredible. >> but you know what the smart dartmouth undergrad i think a harvard business school guy and i bet you he is shocked that amazon dropped to seven for him. it's not a set-up. >> instead of going through -- you get the bell price today before the earnings, up 4.5% already. the possibility for a selloff on earnings today >> so he gets closing points >> closing points today. >> but look, lowery's always been accurate. >> there's the sound last pick. last pick. >> the "mad money" favorite's about to pick. >> michelle. >> hey, here now with the last pick in the first round, she is one of the stars of the real house wives of new york as well as an check chi, author, produc entrepreneur, bethenny frankel, thank you for being here >> my pick is ge >> put on the hat. >> okay. >> you know what we call ge? from the jaws of th

correspondent cramer is standing by live for us in gaza and joins us now from one of the flashpoints of today's protest in time you just walk us through what exactly you're seeing around you. while i'm standing here. every day and you might see a lot of people coming and going in between the photo area and then going up there is a small tent city which is part of this march of return for the second time people are protesting you know on the friday and we've seen since noon the half in a lot of time is. in the border area protests have said they want to do that because those. protesters from possible israeli sniper fire. at the same time from the israeli side to have been some brought to convince their but you see in the past off knows them or two guys being fighting at the crowds so it's you know it's a fluid situation here and given that i mean we've also just heard we have to mention we've heard that a palestinian man was shot dead a short while ago all of this coming after sixteen people were killed in last week's protest what is the mood there tanya are you getting the sense that

here's jim cramer from this morning. just love what he had to say about it we'll kick it around on the other side >> the pe for facebook is 18 this stock may arguably be -- are you ready, steve the cheapest stock in the s&p 500. >> you know when jim breaks out the -- daddy -- >> cheapest stock in s&p, 49% revenue growth, 63% profit growth jon did a great job at buying the stock at 150 we all got the sense, yes, you would have wanted to buy it as well sarat defended the stock he is long on the stock. did a great job as well. we, myself included, did not have as good a job i think what stands out when you talk about advertisers to stay, think about the scandal and what facebook isle going to have to spend on the privacy scandal not only will the advertisers be here with us but we have the capital to spend whatever we need to invest in privacy issues >> the next logical issue is, is it enough to reignite fang >> what i did looking at facebook and realized i missed the opportunity that jon had and that sarat said, today, fir

last night on "mad money," jim cramer sat down with art peck.eck telling cramer that gap has an advantage over competitors and it's thanks to big data. >>> data is a big thing for us 2 billion visits a year between our online and our stores. we know a lot about our customers. we can see our lifetime value and know who our most valuable customer is. >> you can catch more on that interview on cnbc.com. >>> on deck, we're drilling down on the big move higher for oil what companies are making investors money in a tough market first to china where workers in the tech sector are worrying more about the possibility of a trade war. eunice yoon is live for us >> that's right. i'm at robotics company here in china, the manufacturing area. this company makes underwater drones and wants to sell them in the united states, now it's worried that president trump's tariffs could get in the way more after the break but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, ju

how you been >> hey, jimmy cramer, how are you?at to talk to you larry, i'm listening to you and thinking, you know, we could have been saying that germany is aggrieved. they're going here we know they can't be happy with the way he was treated in china. could thereby a coalition of the willing being built by you and president trump that says it's china that's a bad guy and is hurting everybody. >> the president is amenable to that he's not out soliciting support, yet, but he's amenable we've had japan come out, europe, france, germany, canada. it is -- i call it a trade coalition of the willing that's my view i don't think the president has quite put it that way. but here's the point you're getting to the whole world knows -- the whole world knows that china cannot continue to behave illegal and unfairly, as they have we've got to get along with china in the long run, absolutely the president pinged out that he's going to be friendly with president xi no matter what happens. okay get that but on the trading sphere, certain things

let's go to jeffery cramer now, a former federal prosecutor.ctor at berkeley research group. good to see you. >> afternoon. >> we spoke last week. in your estimation, where is the president now as it relates to this investigation and were he to -- it's reported that he's going to fire rod rosenstein and what? >> we're getting close to some decisions by the white house. the frequency of tweets is coming quicker. >> shepard: it wasn't until a couple weeks ago that he had ever even used either of their names when talking about his displeasure with this investigation. now that's all we hear. >> exactly. he was circumspect, which is odd for this white house. we've seen a plethora of communications going out. it's amped up paced upon mueller and the southern district of new york's activities. when they went in with a search warrant to his personal attorney's offices, that clearly struck a nerve. the process by which that happened, there's many checks and balances that need to be done. so in one did this flippantly. they made sure they had their is do

speaking jim cramer a lot of guest, your old co-host kudlow, is it kudlow and cramer reunited >> welle will hear from trade one tariffs the trade war with china. also we have to find out about europe i want to know stockmarket versus tariffs larry is a free trader i want him to know how to handle this situation. >> you got qualcomm, pepsico, gary kelly as well a lot of sensitive topics around that issue qualcomm is fighting five or sex battles, do you, what is going to be the mark moving news and interview out there eb has to see if you are going to watch one? >> i think it will be dr. nancy soup by the way, i got the other side of the trade a pair trade for jim chanos, you can go qsr versus dominos without a problem and chipotle versus duncan you have a long-short combo. >> i'll take it under advicement, jim. >> you are the best. i can't wait to go to the conference to get you a ticket >> i'll get you the ticket >> thank you very much. >> we will see you in a few minutes coming up. also, back here on "squawk box" in a moment. we will get jim chanos on the marks. duncan brands will be

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. >> i think josh makes a good point about the financials listen to what cramer said this morning about goldman sachs and the selloff. >> if they take this stock down, then the group's finished for a while. because this is about as good as it gets. >> right that's exactly what josh was saying as well what do you do with that >> i don't know that i'm saying that i see his point. i bought jpmorgan this morning >> you were making the point that the bank earnings have been really good. and the stocks have done nothing. >> what i think the implication being that we all understood that earnings were going to be good, and that's why you have to sell the news reaction these banks have binl bit up substantially, over 12 months, anticipating exactly how good these earnings would be. >> quite frankly, i don't know if the earnings were really that good i mean, they were good, but they didn't blow me away by any means. goldman was the only one i thought actually saw and posted good positive operating leverage the rest of them - >> what's the statement, then? if you say that, what's the statement, th

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better than 300 points here to talk about all of that today is joe, stephanie, pete, and cnbc's jim cramer. he is the host, of course, of "mad money." jim, i go to you first so we're coming off this incredibly turbulent week last week where we were up, down, up, down now we're up better than 300 points the president once again singling out the performance of the market how are we supposed to take all of the things the president just talked about into context as an investor >> i think that there are a lot of olive branches made now, the president is not an olive branch guy you don't see the dove flying. there's no sense that, you know what it's happy days are here again, but the combination of larry's presentation on "squawk on the street" and no repudiation of larry by saying it's our own fault that we made these own bad deals has made us feel that perhaps the sunday night tremors we expect on friday could be less i left here on friday saying okay, i told my wife, listen, sunday night, we're doing absolutely nothing we're just going to hang on every word from china. and the only thing we g

and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.elcome 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 teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer has the bull finally met its match? will this market be laid low by a toxic mix of inflation and higher interest rates?

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