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 isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me. @ jimcramer. >>> in the withhold days when the late great host was here, i would be introduced as reverend jim bob cramer from the church of what's happening now. it seemed like everyone was running their own personal hedge fund and understanding a stock could be here today and gone tomorrow and everyonewas fine wit. those days are long over if you recommend a stock for a trade even if you say buy it today for the analyst meeting and sell it tomorrow -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> there will always be a youtube video kicking around that showed you liked the stock but never gave it the sell call. we've gone well beyond that. we are taking it to the next level where i'm introducing you to the concept of suit ability basically what stocks fit you? what investment is right for you? not for this month

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hey, i'm cramer. my wife says yeah, okay, you're cramer go ahead what's up?er: so i have a position in -- goldman sachs -- >> i like that upgrade i wanted to call aaron aaron levi that was a great update. i think the company should be acquired, but aaron is too young to want to sell. how about washington, joe. >> caller: thank you good afternoon i have a very quick two-part question on cummin, cmi. the first part of the question is how dependent is cummins on china, either as a supplier or an actual market >> right. >> caller: and how does it partnership with hyundai, how does that line up with in its earth-moving equipment all electric earth moving equipment compare with other entries in the same field >> look, it's regarded as a china play that right that it's regarded as a china play it really is there was an upgrade and a downgrade today. i thought the quarter was fine it's got a 3% yield. i'm not worried about the joint, that doesn't mean much to me when you buy with a 3% yield and buy it a little lower, but don't look at it tomorrow or the next day beca

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stick with cramer. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest.zzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. >>> it is time the lightning round. are you ready? john good evening a big boo-yah from bridge port >> how can i help? >> thank you for taking my call for all you do for us home gamers id like your take on where the stock can go from here >> i think the stock can go higher i think that the company is for buying here. i need to go to tim in illinois. >> thanks for taking my call i enjoy your show. you had maurice taylor jr. >> that was a wild interview >> the stock is doing quite well at that time it seems to have fallen on tougher times. has it declined in the market? >> what is that stock doing down there? i have to tell you, i have to do that it is five that is -- oh, man let me do some work. that is a major play jor downturn we have to do work let's go to ben in pennsylvania, ben. >> hi. thanks for taking my call. >> my pleasure >> so do you believe it will be effected for the outcome of the trade war and do you see any -- >> i have

cramer how are you? >> i got to tell you, i came back tresch and rested from vacation ready to take your questions. >> caller: i missed you last week cnbc you should have your own podcast saturday and sunday. i have a withdrawal -- >> the only reason i'm inspirational i got to recharge my batteries now andthen an learned that big time. how can i help >> caller: back in december i purchased fedex. it was starting to go down, bought like the 205 mark and continued to go down further and sh shrinking and two weeks ago announced that the president, coo would step down, can't get above the 190 mark and trying to figure out should i hold this long term. >> please hold it. it is a great american company and take my page from a cue from warren buffett i don't know if this quarter will be that good. really united parcel is doing better i don't want to you sell into the downturn it's had too many good years and there could be another one coming let's go to jimmy in ohio. jimmy. >> caller: jimmy, jimmy, a big baker

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"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but to teach and educate you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me tonight i want to share my accumulated wisdom believe me, i've been doing this thing for a long time. there's so many different things you need to balance in order to be a great investor that it can be hard to keep track of everything that you need to do and a lot of this stuff is more important than the day-to-day action in any particular session. without the right discipline, framework, philosophy, you're going to get yourself into trouble but i also know that big picture financial advice can be hard to process. a lot of it seems downright contradictory to most people >> sell, buy, sell, buy. >> we tell you to have conviction, for instance, to stick with the companies you believe in then we say you need to be ready to change your mind on a dime when the facts change. you need to be cautious because it's so dangerous out there. but you als

"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 educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer for all the time we agonize over the prospect of a deal with china wall street doesn't seem to put a lot of thought into figuring out who wins and who loses if this is allowed to continue oh, we'll parse every word coming out of the trump administration one minute the relatively free trader likud low and mnuchin believe there is a deal imminent and next the hard-liners saying they'll keep the tariffs going or raise them until they make changes with the way they do business their economy is slowing while ours is doing just fine, thank you. >> that was easy >> this morning the averages opened strong after we heard president trump might be willing to hold a summit with his chinese counterpart at mar-a-lago in the future and play golf. then we spent the whole session drifting back down

it's going 82.50 his mama named him clay, i call him clay and that's 82.5 >> "mad rnlts hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money my job is to teach you to call me or tweet me what's keeping you up at night what's troubling you i get it sure the average didn't do too badly. s&p declined nasdaq inched up .07%. i know there's a lot to worry about. we add the u.s. trade representative saying less than encouraging things today we had cohen testifying about the president while trump himself is chatting up with kim jong un what could go wrong? i know we are giving the writers way too much it confuses me it is sending off enough to power 500 teslas there is a lot that might keep you up ate night about stock market you know what i'll do? i'll flip that right on its head i think we need to start asking people on wall street the masters of the universe what lets them sleep soundly at night. what lets them drift off despite all of the crazy stuff that's going on in the world. let me tell you the top six which i thinks it is a lot tighter. stock market number one we have the strongest economy on earth

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>> caller: hi, cramer. love your show >> you're dynamite thank you. >> caller: i have a question we bought disney stock for our daughter 24 years ago when she was a baby the compensation is should we buy or sell? >> no. you don't sell disney. bob eyeinger is doing an amazing job. i don't know about the next couple quarters. you know with over the top but i think long term you want to own disney very badly dave in california dave >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, dave >> caller: american super conductor is on a terror >> oh, my god. i think it's been too hot, frankly. i think we have to let some go i don't have that level of conviction up here marie in florida >> caller: hey how are you? >> good, how about you >> caller: fine, thank you for asking thanks for taking my call. and i just want to say how much i appreciate and respect the insight that you share with all of us on the other side. >> you're very kind. you just made my weekend what's happening >> caller: you're there day and night. my question is

"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 at @jimcramer what's the difference between a luxury and a necessity which products are essential you need them no matter how bad the economy gets what's your discretionary? purchases that can be postponed when times get tough that's not a rhetorical question today we got a couple of answers that were so surprising, they impacted the entire session's trading. the dow only losing 14 the nasdaq declining 7%. coca-cola lab, arguably the most powerful consumer company of all time, a classic staple it's a small world purveyor of something people were supposed to drink through thick and thin turned out to be not so essential after all. coca-cola stock got rock down more than 8%, a very down forecast, which is much worse than expected. it kind of really shocked me quite frankly. ceo, what ha

"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. i'm trying to make you money my job is to not just entertain but educate and teach you. call me or tweet me. we're back we're back we're back in business yes. a world where good news can be bad news for example, the economy creates jobs in january, does that mean the fed need to tighten even if we only had modest wage inflation? that's what today's tug of war is all about dow only gaining 64 points it could bring up much, much more that is before they got worried about the fed later in the day i have to tell you, it is a pretty bruising earnings season where home builders, automakers, retailers reported a weak to end 2018 i think the employment figures are welcomed respite from the data points to sukt we should be worrying about a big slowdown. there is an incredible contrast between companies singing the blues and this strong employment figure i have a hard time figuring out why either the u.s.-based international companies or the domestic companies are delivering optimum numbers how

and stay with cramer >>> oak.mazon is a retail class in my opinion, retail is not even the best business the future hyper growth of this company may be all about amazon web service. the pioneering provider of cloud computing capacity that has become the undisputed leader in the field. last year they generated more than $25 billion sales if they were in company number 119 on the fortune 500 list, plus they're still growing like a weed the backbone of the cloud is a much more higher margin of price than selling people stuff over the internet i think it merits a closer look, which is why i am so excited tonight. we are thrilled to check in with andy jasti to learn more about the incredible business. andy, welcome to "mad money. good to see you, sir thank you so much. it is an honor to have you for what you built it is incredible i think what people don't realize, even though you're growing at 47%, even though you have $25 billion sales, we're very early. >> sometimes we remind ourselves, even though it's a $30 billio

stick with cramer. the market, they came right back everything economically sensitive suddenly became a lot more attractive. these stocks run more when we get good news. it is a double barrel shotgun. every turbo charged story we have had a lot of winners so far this year. a lot of people have been left behind you know what got left behind in a way that frankly caught my eye seriously? that's a bunch of these consumer packaged goods companies we used to call the safety stocks. i have told you how many of these names don't offer you much in the way of defense anymore. that's why last week it wasn't worth buying it's still not they becoming irrelevant. prok or and gamble and how about see smuker today nice it has been been very hit or mis. it is the worst smelling the domestic doe toe back koe company known as malboro and not to mention cigar and trueing tobacco. i always punt because i don't want to talk about these stocks. it is worth it this is a company that in december spent $13 billion to speck audi

and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now ♪ >> hey, i am cramer!elcome to "mad money. welcome to to my america i a just trying to make you moneys my job to entertain and teac you so call me at 1(800)743 c.b. c or treat tweet me at jim cramer what happened to the lon awaited rollover a few days ago this market was in the grips i've sell off did that just vanish in to thin you? >> sell sell sell, by b buy buyy the dow surge 378-points buy, buy, buy. nasdaq rocketing u 1.46 percent ♪ ♪ >> as we got good news about a potential deal for avoid another government shutdown and th possibility of some high-level talks with china [ cheering and applause >> it is amazing to me how fas this pendulum swings fro optimism to pessimism and back again without any apparent irony or skepticism everybody. frankly the manic depressive nature of this market is terrific, it's terrible. eit's got going to soar,it' going to crashing it's unnerve being. that's from a guy that has had a lot of experience with genuine mood swings. but there is method to the market madness and

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now difficulty, hyper activity, impulsiveness. just look at the ones that rallied today. let's start with that. at the beginning of the year, apple preannounced a weak quarter. and it was primarily of course because of cell phones a gigantic decline in chinese iphone sales that caused a major freakout, and the stock briefly traded down to ten times, as usual, i said, own it, don't trade it, but you know what people did all right. down january 8th with the stock at $150, down 35% with the early october highs. i sit down with tim cook and outlined all the long-term positives that apple is going for, especially all the health and wellness applications. cook made it clear that the obituaries about apple were totally premature. the stock had been incorrectly written off and that's when you want to buy it mid sales were better in january. the trump administration breaks off trade talks with china, as that's still a major piece of business very hard to see because of the strong dollar. they said the watch was supply constrained, high qua

john >> caller: honorable james cramer house of pain with forward guidance is cvs giving you -- >> larry should come on the show that was terrible. okay it was terrible. my bad, i believed, my bad, look, down here it's okay but, gee, it was at 70 when i was away this is a company that should be doing much better and has not really done all it should -- it's done ill advised disclosures and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of "the lightning round." >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade

jim cramer was stunned listening to him, how bullish he was about how things were progressing and how light heiser and everybody was working together as opposed to what we're hearing which is light heiser is on his own agenda and trump is not working together and that's the opposite of what we heard from larry. >> cramer saying people act like the sky is falling but he says the ki already fell in the fourth quarter and we're fine. it's being reassembled as we speak. the economy is seemingly in a good place is it in a good enough place to continue this rally. >> i thought we were going to have a recession wasn't that supposed to be in the cards for 2019 i think the important emphasis has to be geographically the u.s. continues to outperform the rest of the world. i think brexit is having tremendous impact on europe. you saw president trump walking away from north korea. i think that potentially has april packet on asia itself. the u.s. remains strong despite housing. housing is the weak spot in the u.s. economy right now so i think the focus needs to be u.s. centric once again because

"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. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer for all the time we agonize over the prospect of a deal with china wall street doesn't seem to put a lot of thought into figuring out who wins an

pemeantime, jim cramer weighingn on this market making his case for staying with stocks. he has five big reasons why. first of all, the fed. cramer saying they are backing down from the hawkish stance on rate hikes which has paved the way for stocks second, president trump. saying the president trump quote fundamentally wants to stock market to go higher. also pointing to low ip flags, strong corporate balance sheets, attractive valuations to round things out >> despite that case, our next guest has been bearish for month, but not all his calls have been playing out. he said the post christmas bounce ended on january 22nd, but dow s&p and nasdaq have all posted gains since then. up about 3%. sticking with his call, he says investors should expect negative returns in 2019. so let's bring him in. he's there the founder, ceo and chief investment officer of morgan creek capital management great to have you with us. the short-term call didn't pan out, but you're sticking to your guns and saying that cramer is wrong. so we sort of got a debate going on why is he wrong in your v

for that, go to jim cramer >> it's something, melissa i was there when mr. picked blue apron and he told me, look, how can you lose with a couple dollar stock? my lesson to people out there is look at how you can lose he lost his crown because of a couple dollar stock. how much is there to lose? there is quite a lot and i want to emphasize that. i happen to like cannabis, but the cannabis stocks are like, how much can you lose? canopy is good i actually want to be more cautionary blue apron, please do not confuse these stocks with intel. do not confuse them with proctor and gamble >> these were all equally weighted we're talking about goldman up next to blue apron, someone said, okay, it's just a couple of dollars of my huge portfolio next to these behemoths. >> it's so right a lot of people do and weight it i'll put a lot of money in blue apron. in five days, kept buying and buying and three years, we bought it and bought it. and then went back, it was worth nothing. but kept saying, how much can we a million shares, let's buy a million shares when we were

and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now ♪ >> hey, i am cramer! to "mad money. welcome to to my america i a just trying to make you moneys my job to entertain and teac you so call me at 1(800)743 c.b. c or treat tweet me at jim cramer what happened to the lon awaited rollover a few days ago this market was

and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.erica 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. are we too fixated on china? are we too worried about whethe we get a trade deal? over the weekend after a flurry of tweets the president granted the people's republic a stay of

i like stocks here >> cramer listed five reasons to stay in the market no reason to fight the fed do you agree with that >> i agree >> president trump wants stocks to go up inflation is not a problem there's some inflation but not major problem. balance sheets look great and now we can debate this last one maybe more than all the others the stock valuations are attractive some suggest that valuations are too rich cramer suggests they are attractive now >> i would agree i would say not very attractive as we got into that condition at the end of last year you get something on trade trade being the ultimate barometer. i also won't be surprised to see some positives come out of that. you look at earnings, a major impact to the sell off kind of last year was the fact the earnings were decelerating in negative revisions some of that was incorporating even a 25% tariff as it relates to china if you have that move and you have incremental progression, that does not happen what's going to happen is you'll see earnings come in better. when i look at everything that gym outlined, those are all

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber.s look to build on yesterday's move as the s&p closes above the 200 day first time since december 3rd. treasury secretary says so far so good on china trade talks europe is green, january cpi up 16 year on year. ten year at 27 we get more fed speak on the way today. road map begins with political progress, a budget deal and talks continuing in congress stocks look to open higher after yesterday's rally. >> plus, a stupid broken arrogant industry. >> what? >> that is how t-mobile ceo john ledger will begin his congressional testimony this morning with the ceo of sprint that begins in less than an hour. >> and higher taxes, howard schultz saying he needs to pay more as they debate over who pays what wages on. >>> a possible deal could avoid another government shutdown and optimism over china trade talks. alibaba's co-founder and executive vice chairman making comments yesterday on "closing bell". >> the government made a commitment to import $30 trillion of goods and $10 trillion of serv

jim bullard, thank you now to the other jim, jim cramer, equally prescient in a lot of ways.ometimes you just say it is good mr. bullard i think is very right. the fed has optionality. if we start seeing even hotter market, i think december job market, december industrial read was not good housing read was not good. the autos are not good there is hiring going on do you want the economy hitting on all cylinders before you decide we have to raise rates. i do not see the acceleration, i see a deceleration with the exception of some of these hiring figures if we just wanted to go by hiring, the fed funds rate would be much higher what would that do make it so we have less hiring is that our goal i think the economy can handle this rate. or the wage gains would be up. so can we just say it is pretty good and let's keep letting it play out >> yes >> i never understood that oh, my god, the inflation rate is so low, we got to do something about this and get the fed to raise rates that's not what the mandate implies. price stability and you can go to zero on unemployment if there was

and china trade as mid level talks continue my question for cramer this morning was if you got news thatwas coming to mar-a-lago in march to sign something, what would be the first bid you make? do you have a list, shopping list ready to go if that happens? >> good question i think it has been a little bit of an overhang, by and large, those names don't operate in china. amazon has some exposure to china. i think any relief there, maybe an opportunity to own amazon i know there are a host of other headlines to think about in terms of that one, but basically i think facebook, google, amazon faang names, listening to mike, they're reasonably valued. they're market leaders they have revenue less cyclical. some macro fears have probably proven to be a little overblown. they have competitive notes and reasonably valued. they're more than the late stage union cor unicorns mentioned earlier strength and fundamental bodes well for them, it is a dotted line, not direct regardless of china talks, there are headline overhangs, macro fears or china pressuring faang and tech market broadly and i thin

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i heard jim cramer this morning saying, look, the raw material pressures are better and actually thehas moved through the system is that true >> yeah. no that's a great point so a lot of these companies are kind of behind the times, trying to take increases in prices from about six months ago that's not flying anymore for a lot of retailers looking saying, wait a second, taking prices up and other commodity costs are down what will happen going forward here >> procter & gamble was trading at all-time highs in the last week or so, so investors are clearly thinking ahead and seems like they think that proctor is going to push through higher prices who has pricing power? >> that's the vector we look at in terms of which stocks we like and don't like and procter & gamble, they're going to take prices up, for sure, but they're not going to take as much as other competitors who don't have as much, for example, cost savings that p & g we think some of the beverage names like a coca-cola or a pepsi or two players trying to take prices upper with attracted to that and pricing power there. and

one missing role here is john mccain and his role of david cramer.sier toe the fbi and whether cramer may have been the one to provide the dossier to buzz feed. remember, it was the report in buzz feed that opened the pandora's box in january 2017 that helped kick start the public discussion about russian collusion. >> neil: and here's what our judge says about michael cohen. >> the president could fire the attorney general could shut down bob mueller tomorrow. neither of them can shut down the prosecutors in the southern district. they're not political prosecutors. they're career life-time full time apolitical prosecutorers. >> neil: and that office is not interested in collusion but going back years and years -- >> i can tell you what they're into. they're into bank fraud and campaign fraud with payments of hush money. >> neil: the upside of that with the administration focused on the bob mueller investigation, what judge andrew napolitano said that he couldn't jeopardize an answer because of what the southern district of new york is doing. is that

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.en open on this monday as there is optimism over u.s./china trade midlevel talks in beijing. m&a, upgraded tesla and more we'll get a fair amount of fed speak this week with inflation data, ten year around 266. road map begins with u.s./china trade talks taking place while the clock ticks. if no deal is reached by march 1, we may see another major increase in tariffs. >> racing against the clock, u.s. lawmakers, another government shutdown looms if a deal is not reached by midnight friday. >> amazon reportedly reconsidering plans for its hq 2 in new york city after local backlash we have the latest on where both parties stand. plus, another city that is waiting with open arms futures pointing to a higher open on the street today trade talks resuming in beijing. china striking a relatively upbeat note overnight. the u.s. and china will hold working level discussions until wednesday. and higher level talks on thursday and friday, which will include the treasury secretary and trade rep ro

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.he dow looks to avoid a fifth day down today, something it has not suffered since june, getting help from reports that a tentative deal has been reached on border security opec production cuts reportedly sticking and powell speaks in the noon hour, eastern time road map begins with a deal reached tentatively. lawmakers compromised to avoid another shutdown stocks rally on the news will the president sign it >> under armour on the rise this morning after reporting better than expected earnings we're going to break down the numbers. find out why north america is still a weak spot. >> and shares of apple are up today after three days down, coming up, tim cook's new comments about lower priced phones in china. >>> first up, stocks pointing to a higher open. congressional negotiators say they have reached a tentative deal to fund the government and avoid another shutdown a source tells cnbc the deal includes about $1.4 billion for physical barriers at the border. not the $5.7 billion that t

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber stocks composed their first three-day loss of theears if we close at these levels the president and xi will not meet by march and jeff bezos in the news with his bombshell allegation against ami europe is soft ten-year yield at 2.64 road map begins with the bezos broadside hit on "the national enquir enquirer," alleging the tabloid tried to blackmail him. >> with compromising information, in fact photos as well plus, we're on track for three straight losses as carl said stock futures pointing to another drop at the open on concerns about trade and global growth. >> and a tale of two toy stories, hasbro sinking a big earnings miss. mattel soaring boosted by strong sales for hot wheels and barbie brands the big story involving jeff bezos today, blasting the publisher of "the national enquirer," accusing it of blackmail. he says a lawyer for the enquirer threatened to post what he texted to his girlfriend. bezos's published e-mails he says are from the enquirer to his attorney, describing the graphic sexual photos that would be publishe

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