moderator: congressman cramer. rep. cramer: i agree with that rhetoric. we have to build the wall and secure the other parts of the border with vessels, aircraft, technology. [applause] rep. cramer: the national guard at the border, as well. that was the fourth pillar of the president's four. we need to protect our sovereignty, but we have to eliminate the notion that we will fund sanctuary cities and create a magnet for illegal immigration. i have opposed -- she voted for funding sanctuary cities. i voted against funding sanctuary cities. i voted four: times to build a wall. not a wall because all the way across, no one believes that is possible, but to make sure we have technology and security the smart way and doing it the right way. where we are right now is we are at a political impasse because people refuse to work across the aisle. that is not my history. i have a strong history on border security, of working across the aisle. we will continue to make our border security an absolute priority in the u.s. senate. [applause] moderator: the next questi

for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money."hat's where i take your calls rapid fire you tell me the name of the stock. i tell you to buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." starting with gilbert in florida. >> caller: booyah. first i want to tell you very much my family and i are getting rich thank you. >> thank you for serving thank you for mentioning my book what's up? >> caller: i have some cash that i want to put to work. looking at berkshire hathaway. >> you should pull the trigger let's go to dakota who happens to be in new york. >> caller: booyah, jim exxon. >> we like that company. terrific ceo stocks coming up as of late. i do like it i like it a lot. jack in ohio. >> caller: play for 2019, oke, onek i think it is a great place to start a position. chris in pennsylvania. >> caller: thank you for taking my call and thanks for your help i have a question about fnb. i

cramer, how are you doing?> doing well, how about you >> caller: doing all right i want to get your opinion on sales point technology >> it's very good, digital identity but there are like five companies in the same ilk, and they're all too high i need to go to randall in minnesota, randall >> caller: a warm boo-yah from the frozen socialist state of minnesota, cramer. >> i like that what's up? >> caller: cck, holding, buying more >> cck, i think it's a very inexpensive stock. it does a great job. i say -- i mean, the tariffs are probably hurting it. i like the company let's go to ann in indiana, ann. >> caller: thanks for taking my call >> of course >> caller: i think the guidance is down on the future estimates. so is it a buy, sell, or hold? >> which one >> caller: the tech supply company. >> i thought they did a good number i thought the number was good. i'm not backing away one bit i like thermo fisher i need to go to mike in connecticut. >> caller: hey, dr. cramer, this is dr. mike in connecticut >> what'

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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 is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. what the news flow give eth, the news floeth can take eth away. that's the lesson on a day where the dow, s&p shed 6.3% nasdaq lost 1.04%. yesterday's stocks roared after we got some soft economic news a weak purchasing report that suggested the fed might be able to ease up with that lock step rate hike nonsense remember bad news right now is good news, which is why the market seemed higher thursday. then president trump tweeted about how we've got an excellent dialogue going with china on trade, which got all the tech stocks roaring today was the polar opposite, though first we got some chatter that trump was asking his cabinet members to prepare for a chinese trade deal stocks surged at the opening but then larry kudlow, the president's chief econom

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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. >>> when the market rebounds after taking it on the chin for weeks. nasdaq pole vaulting you want answers why do we rally? how long can it last is the move sustainable? here is what i want to know. when you have a run on a quiet weekend where anything happens, i can come out and foment some reasons. i can say bear market rally the kind that lures you in, in thinking the worst is over the time to buy was friday when neither a football win yesterday could make up for the mistake of taking down the stocks what comes next? can we infer anything from today's action is there some prologue here that tells what is going to happen? we reached minus five on the proprietary s & p oscillator that is a sign of selling is too aggressive and will exhaust itself as long as it doesn't get additi

cramer, my name is rob. i'm an undergraduate student at vanderbilt and a first-time caller. >> vandy >> i'm calling about at home group. ticker is home they're a growing big box specialty brick and mortar retailer. >> right. >> offering home decor products. i can't believe i'm speaking to you. i'll continue. >> hey, i can't believe i'm speaking to you. >> caller: they truly operate 167 stores they're increasing store put at 20% a year, claim to have domestic space for at least 600 stores, and they recently brought in a new cfo to help them scale amazingly, their stores take on average six months to mature their gross margin is way over 30%, and 70% of their rocks are private label. >> okay. >> it seems like they're top and bottom lines are moving exponentially. i bought in at 27. should i double down >> you know what man, you have done -- like many of our viewers, this man has done a huge amount of work i am never, robert, going to opine on something that the caller knows more than i do. what i can do is do

cramer, first-time caller.stock is -- >> i think it's a safe yield that's the tide you're swimming against. richard in connecticut, richard. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer, first-time caller, long-time listener >> this is ridiculous at this point that this stock is down. reminds me of idti let's go to jack in ohio, jack >> caller: love your show, jim thanks for your help >> thank you, jack >> caller: it's right above a 52-week low and right under a 3% yield, which is pretty good. and i love their product colga colgate. >> they did not have a good quarter, but i'm going to wait 3.5% is where i would buy this and not before then. so we've got to go with the good ones, not the ones that are out of favor matt in virginia, matt >> caller: jim, my man i want to give you a big red cornhusker boo-yah >> remember the cornhuskers. they were the power house. what's going on? >> caller: it will happen again. my question is, what are your thoughts on carizo >> boy, i tell you, i think chip johnson has done remarkable work there

cramer. >> dave! >> how you doing >> not bad you see the way marley's getting along there in the twitter pictures >> no i missed that. i'm going to have to check that out. >> thank you >> jim, my stock today is bean town boston scientific, bsx? >> what can i say. i think bsx is going to come out and it's going to be in the afc championship i like it. >> keeran in indiana. >> i'm from the kelly school of business at indiana university. >> how much fun did we have when we were at kelly, fabulous kids. >> a ton of fun. absolutely i was wondering if i could get your thoughts on lkq >> i screwed up on this one. i liked it i've misjudged you poor the auto cycle was. my bad it's not working let's go to steve in pennsylvania steve. >> okay, all right, remember, five and six, we're all in the hunt, this was still the year we won the super bowl people forget that, it's -- what's the stock >> look at tp. >> how much have i paid those guys >> fine utility, nothing wrong, nothing right. that's the conclusion of th

so stay with cramer.h: opioids has taken everything and everyone i've ever loved away from me. everything. i blew my ankle out and i got prescribed pain pills by my doctor. if making my detox public is gonna help somebody i'm all for it. i just wish i would've had a warning. >>> listen, you know i've been sounding the alarm for months arguing that the economy is more fragile than it seems. that's because i want you to remain calm on awful days like today and not be shockers. while there are plenty of reasons to worry, when wall street starts to panic there is a tendency to throw the baby out with the bathwater boot barn, the chain that sells western and work-related footwear and accessories, pla py on what people wear in the heartland. now, their stock has been a fabulous performer but in the last few months it has been hurt because of the marketwide sell-off when they reported near the end of october the stock nosedived from 28 to 25 and kept sinking to 20 bucks and change as of today. you think the quar

cramer. don't think he has ever been on closing bell when i'm on it let's get to the markets and check in on what we are doing for the day and for the week we are higher by 0.5%. it has swung more than 350 points >> the s and p is on pace for the worst week of the month despite gains there as well. let's begin today with the biggest stories. we have the latest excellents fr -- comments julia is following facebook fallout. let's start with you >> that's right. the president was in the oval office he made excellencomments about d where we stand isn't the negotiations here is what he said >> but put on tariffs, $250 billion and we have another 267 billion to go if we want to. we may not have to do that china would have to make a deal. >> so a lot of people focusing on the comment from the president. we may not have to put it on china. it seems to be a positive indicator that some deal might be coming down the pipe. i talk today some here -- talked to some here they cautioned the president is bei

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now there is always a pull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> i'm just trying to save you money. my job is to entertain but to educate. to teach so call me at 1-800 cnbc or tweet me@jim >> i've heard that from the fed. i've studied this for 40 years and i admit there is not that much correlation until people start losing a lot of money. guess what people have lost a lot of money. if you bought at the recent high, you're now down 10% on the average high in the s&p 500 and many cases 20% believe me, people feel that more importantly, the fed should be able to see it. at least if they're willing to look at it now, the fed is notorious for ignoring the importance of what the markets have to say. by the way, so is my old friend larry kudlow who seems more bullish than ever. i think that that is an ill-advised position if things are going to do what i think they're going to do. on the other hand, you can recall only one time when the market was totally out of singh with what was about to happ

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to my campaign team led by passing ken with a very able direction of chris cramer.till undefeated. the entire consultant team, the staff, the volunteers, you guys, imagine this. we were outspent five to one. and let me tell you. hard work will be chuck schumer's work every day of the week. [cheers and applause] you give me a bunch of hard work and north dakota volunteers and you can have all the hollywood and wall street people you want. you'll never beat us. besides that, besides that putting up a whole bunch of money to push a bad message only makes it worse, not better. i also want to thank our president, donald trump, vice president mike pence and their entire team. senator mcconnell, senator hoban who's been an absolute great mentoring champion through this process and the entire republican caucus. they been very helpful. but i want to release pay a special tribute to our president. you know, he made a lot of thomases. he promised to never forget real america. and he came here three times. our vice president has been here three times. cabinet officials have bee

[laughter] managedknow kris cramer every one of my successful congressional campaigns.ause] the swamp could never quite embrace that concept. my opponent viciously attacked her for it. i am one member of congress who stands here tonight for a full that she is still my wife and still undefeated. [applause] now, i am surrounded up here by most of my family. here, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, grandbabies and children. it is really cool, because everyone gives a great deal in an effort like this.i'd learn something from mike edwards when i was young staffer. anyaid, and boy is it true, one person can lose a race all by themselves, but no one can win a race all by themselves. this family is evidence. thereow, the funny thing, are multiple parades every weekend in north dakota. amerskes a lot of cr to cover those parades. they did it. they were the best of putting up signs, finding locations, we are so grateful to our family. i want to say very special tribute to a group of people, some of whom have been with me since day one in washington, my official staff, led

it takes a lot of cramers to cover those parades and boy, did they do it.just so grateful to our family. i also want to pay a very special tribute to a group of people, some of whom have been with me since day one in washington, that is my official staff. led by my chief of staff mark who is your tonight from hannaford. he runs the shop out in washington. and lisa gibbons who is our state director is with us tonight. you see, the best politics is good policy, and these folks have been taking care of business by taking care of people and policy since the day we got there. and i am honored that this victory belongs to them as much as it belongs to anybody. because i would tell you that my shop in my office and our service in the united states house of representatives is what made this victory possible tonight as much as anything picks a thank you to my official staff. and then -- [applause] and then to my campaign team, to my campaign team led by pat bacon with the very able direction of kris cramer. she still undefeated. the entire consultant team, the staff

and kevin cramer had his hesitations. and he said that he would chair kevin cramer's committee. a lot of people close to harold hamm came to bear for had -- for kevin cramer and brought a lot of money to the campaign. he talked a lot to local energy issues -- interest. warrens iss -- another main donor and part of that hamm connection. moving beyond the energy industry, he has ties into conservative media. he and a couple of his friends were investors in a company called back in beacon media, a radio station that present -- primarily serves oils -- oil workers in the oil fields. they have interesting ties to conservative intellectuals including sean hannity and others. also a lot of ties to the north dakota republican party. another thing we see is that he has loyalty amongst some of his staffers. some of the players with him have been there for a long time. we have mike groom and, -- mike grumman, and he is a key player. these are guys who have been with him since he was on the public service commission. he brings that e

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. 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 s call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim, cramer we are trapped in bizarre world again. the world where people assume oil going down is somehow bad fo

eastern "mad money" thwi jim cramer starts right now mad money with jim cramer starts right now. >>>ion 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 make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. what the news flow give eth, the news floeth can take eth away. that's the lesson on a day where the dow, s&p she

economy many have been speaking with jim cramer and they're helling h te we're starting to get worried>> many ceos have told me they're baffled that with could find ourselves in this late cycle dilemma. they come on to tell me that say something. yesterday the ceo of kb homes said sales slowed dramatically 11 years ago i began hearing the same kind of talk about how the fed was out of touch, out of sync with what was happening with wall street my sources were so good back then, i had sources pretty much everywhere, i had grown up with people running the very joints we had started at 20 years before they came to me. one after another, to say something, to warn i did. unfortunately it meant nothing i was laughed at for being a lunatic. it was mortifying. but i was right. i did my best, and at that time i made a resolution. if i thought we would ever get back into one of these situations again, i promised myself i would be vocal about what could go wrong even if i knew it wouldn't be as serious as the great recession there are degrees of slowdowns that nonetheless can cause an awful lot o

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but a major oklahoma energy baron who actually went to kevin cramer andwho actually went to n cramer and said i want you to run in this race he said if you run in this race, i'll -- finance committee. many from oklahoma and beyond work close to him and came to bear for kevin cramer and bit of moneyite a in the campaign, which we will talk about in a moment. the head of the company that runs the dakota access pipeline, another one of his main donors. the energynd industry, he has more strong ties in the conservative media. he and a couple of friends were investors in a major company which is a radio station that primarily serves oil workers in the oil fields of north dakota. prettyve some interesting ties to broader conservative intellectuals, including sean hannity and others we put into that category. also a lot of deep ties with republicans. about kramer is she has real loyalty among key staffers. some players that have been with him have been with him for an extremely long time. with him, has worked these are key players in his office. he brings that type of energy expertise, but

and we're pumping like mad >> all right well that's what cramer had to say earlier today.kie de angelis and the futures now crew have more to say about oil's decline. >> oil sinking for a ninth straight session, the longest losing streak we've seen in four years on those growing supply concerns oil down 18% in just the past month alone. jeff killborn is there a chance we fall into the 40s and jim cramer is right here >> well i think jim cramer has a chance, one thing he's right, it's a supply component we continue to move on 100,000 barrels additional a day we priced in the fact that the iran sanctions were going to be a bigger deal. went up to $74 and then someone seemed to know prior to the recent drop last week there's a 10% drop once the waivers came out i think what happened is there's too much emotion in this market and we continue to see a lot of washout. i don't think we go down to 40 specifically as we're seeing stops being executed around the $60 level. i think they'll bounce up. >> the last team we talked to you, gym, you said we were going to bounce up to 60 do

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. >>> sticking with the fed, jim cramer weighing in on everything from the central bank to the midterm elections last night on "mad money." here's jim's take. >> bottom line, now that the big, bad event is in the rearview mirror we can surge higher like we did today we're still hostage to the federal reserve. even if i think it's more likely that jay powell will see reason and recognize that an expansion is a terrible thing to lay to waste. >> all right jim cramer focal about tl vocald as always. jim has been talking about this idea, ken, that will are underlying signs in the economy that may not show all that much strength is he right and should we be fearful that the fed will raise rates too quickly? >> i think that's always a smart thing to be fearful of bull markets end when the fed overreaches. so we need to look at we're not just in a one dimensional economy. there's f.a.n.g. stocks, everyone is looking at the market, the tech sector, the communications world, if you look at what's happening in a lot of the market, more than-of the s&p 500 is in bear market territory being masked

and so cramer during the german rule.have happened is... clearly there are so many elements to this story that have caused huge repercussions for the families and the people of samoa, and as you say, the surrounding areas, what do you think is the biggest lesson we can learn from this today? well, in fact, the samoan prime minister last week made the point that samoa has two continue to be aware of its vulnerabilities as a small and remote pacific island. he drew the parallel to a case two years ago, when somebody arrived suspected of ebola. i mean, he clearly did not have ebola, but samoa has learned to be careful public health. the other great lesson is that we are all on a small island nation on away and we are vulnerable to tremendous health difficulties, and samoa's is facing is now with diabetes and things, but the lesson is we have to be immensely careful in the pacific, because these are small and vulnerable countries. that was mike field speaking to babita sharma earlier. hundreds of people in pakistan have been

give cramer a nod and thank. we started to see the breakdown in all those stocks without that leadership it's not coming back. >> if maga stops does the breakdown andening fang is it hinging on the fed trade. i think the cracks in the thanks or the last to fallen credibly unhealthy for the overall market, makes me worried we are watching a bigger collapse any of us probably had even thought would happen. >> i think it's more -- the fed's part of it trade is part of it. but also looking at expectations, guidance the next couple quarters it's not a great as market as investors expected. the stock market is looking out six months a year ahead. and the stock market says wait a second maybe this is as good as we get we talked about the fact that the bond market tells a different story. it tells you, the economy is pretty good. we don't have a lot of inflation. economy not bad. stock market completely different. gdp as dan brought up, that's a backward looking indicator we know there was an inventory push ahead of the

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reelection campaign, she chose to vote against kavanaugh and her opponent republican congressman kevin cramer is favored to win this race so part. he's come out and gone some controversy for, you know, talking about how this movement with #metoo has moved to victimization and how his members of his own family are strong women that he talked about the victimhood whereas high camp has made it an issue of sending a message to women and girls that sexual assault is not acceptable and i wanted to lead with that, so i can get into this-- i wrote about being a women in the oilfield and coming to live in an apartment that was filled with all women. the oilfield as you would imagine is a male-dominated place. i never wanted to live in the list and. it struck me as a hostile place, but i was constrained by more than high rent. after several stints on crashing in spare rooms and couches in the odd trailer in a farmhouse i decided it was time to sign an apartment lease and began calling numbers on craigslist ads hoping to save money by sharing a house with other transplants here to my surprise people dis

senator heidi heitkamp lost to republican kevin cramer.ere's a look at last night's confession of the three speeches. [cheers and applause] ♪ [chanting] >> thank you. thank you all of you. what a night. let me tell you first off how incredibly proud i am of the team that we put on the field, of all of our candidates in the wonderful legislative candidates that i met. we offered an alternative. in many cases we still are hopeful. in my case it not. in my case it is time to come back home to north dakota, continuing our work for the state of north dakota and her work for the people. that is really what this has always been about. [cheers and applause] i first want to thank my family. you don't get into these races without a great, great support group, an incredible support group and after we are all done i want my family to come up and away one last goodbye as they thank you to these incredible volunteers and incredible people we have here. i am so proud of my family. so proud of the contribution they make every day to the people of north da

to lost her reelection bid kevin cramer. ♪ [crowd chants heidi] >> thank you, all of you.hank you, all of you. what a night, huh? let me tell you first off how incredibly i am of the team we put on. we offered an alternative. in many cases we are still hopeful that alternative will be picked. in my case, it is not. to comese, it is time back home to north dakota and continue our work for north dakota, continue our work for the people. that is really what this has always been about. [applause] i want to thank my family. you don't get into these races without a great, great support group. an incredible support group. after we are done i want by family to come up, way one last one lastand -- wave goodbye, and say thank you to the incredible people we have here. family.roud of my so proud of the contributions they make every day to the people and what they do. they really are incredible. thank isoup i want to this incredible campaign staff. we knew when we started out this was big. it is interesting when people say, so-and-so was going to have a tough time because they were in

pete, i'm just going to read a quick jim cramer tweet. this day had no redeeming factors if you are a bull, none, capital n-on-on-e. >> the acceleration of the downside is concerning i'm surprised -- bob mentioned the vix at 20. i'm surprised it didn't get to 23, 24, 25 with that selloff and the pressure that we're seeing and the one name that's not part of fang is apple. when you see apple down 5% in a single day and it's a name that was just trading back up to 209 and pulled all the way back down to this 194, 195 range, it's been a couple of bad days for apple. the one disagreement i'd have with bob is he said it's not really just about apple. i think it's a lot about apple because people are looking at apple as the one area, the bastion of where you can go and hang out with some safety. >> you have apple, you had oil, you had global growth, and to pete's point, the last soldier in your defense if you were a bull was apple it was your value play, your growth play. now if you don't have apple, you don't have anything. where are you putti

♪ ♪ ♪ >> in north dakota freshman year senator heidi heitkamp lost to republican kevin cramer.s a look at last nights concession and victory speeches. ♪ [chanting] >> thank you. thank you, all of you. thank you, all of you. what a night. let me tell you first off how incredibly proud i am of the team we put on the field, all our candidates and the wonderful legislative candidates that i met. we offer an alternative. in many cases we are hopeful that all truth will be picked. in my case it's not here in my case it's time to come back home to north dakota, continue our work for the state of north dakota and continue our work for the people. and that's really what this has always been about. [applause] first, i first want to thank my family. you don't get into these races without a great, great support group, an incredible support group. after we're all done about all my family to come up and we will waive one last goodbye as a thank you to these incredible volunteers and the al-qaeda people that we have here. i'm so proud, so proud of my family, so proud of the contributions that

senator heidi heitkamp lost to republican kevin cramer.ht's confession of the three speeches. [cheers and applause]

. >>> cramer's up. jim cramer is up and about tweeting about the market at 4:48 a.m he tweeted, talk about classic bear market behavior we crater all week and then we open up huge on nothing, but because we are so over sold it is thoord let things go. i -- you know, i was sitting there when i got up look being at my phone, which i tend to do, and i was happy. i was happy. >> just seeing the futures >> yeah. i was happy. so i'm naive about -- >> rough crashes last week. >> i'm hoping in another day when we were down 250, before you know it it's 500, 600. i'm hoping it's up 500, 600. i'm naive that way i expected cramer to be -- i saw other tweets he went to gino's cheese steaks. >> after the game? >> after the win for the eagles? >> yeah. they were down 19-3 or something and they came back and beat the poor giants that needed the win. >> some giants fans may be okay with that. if you have a respectable performance against somebody who's a big rival like that? >> no, no, no, they need to win out. >> bette

of you don't understand all my friends are losing their money they might pull a jim cramer and demand that jerome powell like bailouts everybody on saturn. what wealth is being democratized you know what i mean by that is after the crash of twenty nine and then after the depression from that the thundering herd of merrill lynch and the whole idea of becoming an owner in america by buying stocks but since the reagan years and the deregulation years we've all those a mom and pop or wire houses as they're called or big distributed networks of brokerages like merrill lynch is now owned by bank of america or paine webber dean witter smith barney lehman brothers bear stearns all these shops have been bought up by a few majors and so they gave and you have a deed democratization of wealth and number of people own stock shrinks and you have this plutocracy running the show and but i don't think they're going to suffer any extended period of losses you know there will simply kowtow and leverage the central banks to give them what they want which would be another fifteen to twenty trillion doll

everything is fine. >> we got over sold and we're set up for a bounce if -- >> jim cramer tweeted out. it's classic bear market behavior he thinks we're over sold and we're bouncing and it probably doesn't mean anything. do you agree with jim? >> i think he's right. i emphasize short term when i talk about a bounce, and it could be helped out by powell on wednesday and certainly trump xi meeting friday and saturday. >> let's highlight that. let's not forget about the federal reserve this week, also g-20 in argentina. thursday and friday with the president and the president of china are scheduled to meet. how important is that? i mean, if there's handshake, laughing, good for equities? >> the two major challenges the market has faced is the higher cost of capital, rising interest rates, shrinking fed balance sheet in addition to the reduction over seas and worries about the slowdown in global trading because of worries about tariffs. on the global trade side you could get some relief if there is a -- not an agreement because there's nothing to agree upon. it's an agreement to discuss a

there's always a -- i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate you. call me. how we going to know when this pain is over after a day when we opened down, sharply down, and had a sharp rally up