cramer. >> mike. >> caller: listen, two things. one, first, thanks for taking my call number two, thanks for leading us 9:00 to 5:00ers down the path to extra money. >> that's all i want to do. >> caller: here is my question i know you're in a hurry. >> i'm fine. >> caller: it's concerning dividends. i want to know, 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 and set that up? >> you got to do dividend reinvest have to do dividend reinvest it's a check off basically but you have to. my travel trust are not allowed to got to give the dividends away and always hurt the performance. i always tell club members, please, reinvest 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 slaugtd hterd please don't make money. please be disciplined. don't be afraid to pay the tax man on profits you ear

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call me at 1-8 00-cnbc or tweet at jim cramer.ven a small selloff, how do you tell the difference between a stock that's too cheap and a stock that is totally radioactive? you know we see this battle play out every day in individual stocks sometimes they set the backdrop for the session like they did today. dow lost 44 points, s&p up let me give you some examples. it's so stark today. you need to be able to tell the difference between value and a value trap i want to get a bear trap here it goes like this. all right. take fedex now, today a major research firm cut their estimates from fedex and lowered the price target the analysts implied there is nothing new, just the same old slowdown story that they need to be baked into the share price. i read the piece as incredibly negative and figured fedex would get steamrolled. the stock didn't get hit at all. it powered higher. it caused it up $1.93. the darn thing plummeted from 199 in mid-april to 150 and change last week before rebounding to, you know, yesterday at 159 i expected thi

cramer is breaking the orthodox?i believe in buying in homework, buy in whole to me is reckless high b buying homework is prudent. you need to research companies and if something goes wrong, you have to bail it's a good idea to buy stocks on the way down and sell up and all of that requires active management but don't fee compelled to be too active the last thing you need is to be in and out of stocks with every g point. most gains occur in concentrated bursts and you're liable to miss them if you're on the sidelines. again, if you got the time and inclination to trade, that's great however most people don't. when you have a full-time job and you're trying to manage your own portfolio, you have to be willing to sit tight there will be sell offs. there will be rotations out of one group into another there will be crazy action or week to week or day to day basis. you don't have to constantly adjust your holdings based on the moves. that would be wrong. if you believe in the stocks you own and you shouldn't own anything

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cramer. >> how are you been?ller: well i'm good como esta, amigo. >> i just got back from mexico so it means what is the stock. >> my stocks for today, rick santelli and i like the ami group. >> you're right. and it is a winner and ai should have gotten behind it when it was much low but never too late and to amy in new jersey >> caller: booyah, jim what is going on, man. >> that is a definitive one. what is going on with you? >> caller: i'm good. i'm trying to see what is going on with microsoft. >> here is what is going on with microsoft. buy buy. and people said what do you think? buy buy. and to allen in pennsylvania >> caller: springfield philadelphia eagles, booyah to you. >> that is a coalition i could get behind what is going on. >> caller: there you go. in this turbulent market, i need a relatively safe investment for my "mad money" and i want to get a buy, sell or hold or biopharma. >> that is at a 52-week high and why don't you buy bristol-myers because once that celgene deal gets together they'll do a

. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but also to educate and teach you so-call me 184 -- 180 who caused the slowdown the fed in the kitchen with the bone headed december rate hike or the president with his trade war with china i would love to tell you it doesn't matter for the stock market when a clueless day with the dow gaining 38 points and .30% and nasdaq. we care about the future, not the past, the fact that the federal reserve is set to lower interest rates because of the slowdown is huge we get enough hints in the fed's statement today that the next rate for moves is down and when it's down what do you want to do lower stocks the rates translate into a better economy and borrowing is cheaper and more money flows into the system via credit and commerce picks up. at the same time short term is just as attractive and earnings are boosted and high-dividend earning stocks are more valuable so welcome to the rate cut cycle here we go i've been through this so many tim

cramer, thank you for your time. real quick, i see verizon ticker symbol vz, america's best reliable network now 5g helping consumers in many ways and number one struggling communication system may be used in a.i. to educate students that understand better while teachers can focus on the lesser understood. >> right. >> caller: number two in health care where the technology can pinpoint health issues where more accurately than the human eye is. >> you're a buyer of that. let me say verizon is the stock i've been recommending since the show began and think it's a well run company. it is a core holding for a lot of people and i agree with that idea it is a stock i can recommend and when i see you on the street you'll say, hey, you know what, thank you so much, jim cramer. i am taking a cautious stand into next week and up a lot. the market is overbought, let it come down. i suggest you do the same. hey, on "mad money," dude, you're getting dell at a discount but does that mean it's worth buying i'm eyeing the company af

stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow@jim cramer on twitter. send an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. miss something most of us don't know how much data we use. but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte, with the most wifi hotspots combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data one gig at a time. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. it's a new kind of network. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. >>> i got a positive story here. yesterday the cloud cohort caught fire after sales force announced the largest acquisition ever, the purchase of tableau software. it is one of our cloud princes and that makes this a royal wedding. last time we talked to the ceo to get his perspective of the deal. this is so important. this transaction is -- i got to tell you, maybe i think the big game changer. let's take a closer look a

sid. >> caller: hey, professor cramer. >> hey, what's up? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. >> okay. >> caller: with what's happening within the retail market these days, i was wondering what you think about underarm -- under armour >> we spoke to kevin plank it has re-energized and great management, a lot of good things that work there and left behind and i think it is a -- >> buy, buy, buy. >> i need to go to paul in illinois paul >> caller: hey, jim. i want to give you the big thank you and a big boo-yah. >> fantastic h hoya -- >> caller: i was lucky to watch my son matthew graduate with his mast masters and here's the reason he chose to pursue a degree in finance. >> thank you very much i've been speaking to a lot of younger people and feel great about that this fellow ben a young fellow working at yax and doing nothing but talking about the market and interviews we do with ceos i felt great how can i help you >> caller: my question is with macy's in a p/e of only 6 and book value of over $20, should i be look at macy's to invest in

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc, or tweet me @jimcramer. welcome to the barbell economy hey, that's my takeaway when i look at the retailers who reported this earnings season. the high end is working. the low end is working, but everything in the middle is struggling we saw this once again today, especially with the dow gained 102 points, s&p advanced 0.41% nasdaq up .57% dollar general, walmart, costco and target low end. well, as well as rh, the former restoration hardware and lululemon on the high end. some call it lululemon and they're wrong. let's unpack these dollar general and dollar tree are bargain basement plays that indicator to the vast majority of americans who are trying to make ends meet these companies are extraordinarily good at what they do. this morning oppenheimer argued the chain has some of the best revenue gro

"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 money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet @jimcramer. when the market gets incredibly oversold like it was coming into this week, remember i told you, you have to expect an amazing bounce even if the news flow is merely okay but when you get great news in an oversold market, you end up with the most spectacular week of the year

cramer, boo-yah to you. >> boo-yah, gary. >> caller: gary from california. my question is dividends in a down market. if you're accumulating dividends on a number of stocks as you suggest, is it better to reinvest them in a down market or to take the money as cash and then possibly reinvest that in other opportunitys? >> you see, we don't know when a down phase is going to end and we know the power of compounding is an amazing thing. we'll stick always on this show. i know it sounds pretty pedestrian but we're always going to opt in favor of reinvestment because fortunes have been made through the power of compounding i've got to go with that regardless of the near term consequences because i'm thinking long term for you fundamentals are key but technicals matter, too tonight i'm bringing you into the mastermind charts so you can learn to see the whole picture on mad tonight, we know charts are important but what technical tool can help you detect floors and ceilings i'm revealing it how can you tell if a company over bought or over sold and mixing patterns

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cramer. >>> with earnings on the rise, is this company still navigating rough terrain? or is caterpillar a keystone in constructing your portfolio? >> on a day when the s&p 500 roared to a new all-time high, can we talk about one of my favorite companies on earth? can we talk about cat youer pillar cat was written off wrongly i might add as a company with too much chesapeake arena exposure to withstand the trade war they get 5 to 10% of sales from people republic, just last month bringing it to 3.1%, never mind they raised their full year earnings in april, they couldn't catch a break until the last few weeks. in anticipation of of a rate cut, possible trade deal with china, i think it's worth owning without a deal because this is not your father's caterpillar. but don't take it from me. we have a special treat tonight. let's check in with the chairman and ceo of caterpillar to get a better sense of how this very misunderstood company is doing and where it's headed. we welcome you to "mad mon

"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 money. my job is to entertain and teach and put in context call me or tweet me. this wasn't just a great day for the stock market dow surging and s&p gaining and nasdaq and also a revealing day for weeks we have been battered by china worries as the trade war seems to be heating up, an enemy looks remote lly like a china stock g hammered what makes a china stock look what rallied big after president trump tweeted he had a very big conversation with the president shi. that by itself was shocking. but it gave us this boost as did the news that the two leaders plan to have an extended conversation, extended meeting at the g 20 conference next week now this meeting is a very big deal first, until today we doubted there would be one even after the markets have been stuck here all we've done is taken a round trip back to where we were in late april. did you know that? the issue, everyone is worried the trade

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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 money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet @jimcramer. when the market gets incredibly oversold like it was coming into this week, remember i told you, you have to expect an amazing bounce even if the news flow is merely okay but when you get great news in an oversold market, you end up with the most spectacular week of the year 1.05%. nasdaq surging 1.66% buy, buy, buy, buy what a week. stocks caught fire because the federal reserve blinked. when fed chief jay powell told us that he'sready to cut interest rates, if he needs to, it was a game changer because newsstands put a safety net on the market suddenly bad news becomes good news which is why we rallied today on a disappointing labor report just 75,000 new jobs created in may also what the government taketh away, the government can giveth. the market tanked when president trump came out completely ou

so stay with cramer. >>> look, it's a tough time to earn managed share stocks. wall street is terrified about what might happen to the health insurance industry if one of the democratic candidates wins the white house. from medicare, medicare to the baker exchanges, stoke has been pummeled it's ridiculous. doesn't help that they're buying well care in march it's a great idea. some people ro leery of the whole managed care space somebody has been trying to shoot down the deal. doesn't look like he's going to get his way. can this stock turn around let's look at the president, chairman and ceo of centene. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you >> congratulations are in order. one of the more exciting years for certainly your first, your first. >> that's right. we had it 49 years ago in the finals it was our turn. >> welcome back. fantastic. and congratulations. give us the gist about the analyst data you have a lot to cover. this industry is more controversial than it's been in a long time. >> we spend a lot of our time talking about the systems, how we're mode

cramer >> good. how are you? >> caller: the question i have on macy's. macy's has 19 billion to $21 billion worth of real estate one piece of property in manhattan alone is worth $8 billion macy's market cap is $6 billion, $8 million that one piece of property could buy all the stock. the net income at macy's, eps 358. >> right. >> caller: with a pe of 20, the stocks should be 70 on it. hedge fund, somebody comes in, and buy a lot of stock and force their hand. >> you know, store board did a good analysis, an okay analysis of the real estate, and they got nowhere near those numbers i think those numbers are wild high the growth is suspect. that's why it sells for seven times earnings i am not buying into this one. i am sorry i like the company very much, but not as a real estate play. more as a get paid to wait before cash is on fire

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"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome into mad money we want to make friends and this is my job. call me or tweet me. >> all right hait to be a deb qui downhate t downer here today. the nasdaq vaulted 1.5%. the dow is up higher at one point. you need to be ware of fraud froth. this is froth. i'm talking about a different kind of froth. it's when you get stocks that explode higher if no particular reason hook at beyond medium. this is it, man. this is froth central. it is up $30 today you might think is artificial company is the bull's best friend after all, no cattle were harmed in the making of a beyondburger. the action here is fraud meat. and froth is the bull's worst enemy. and it's no the just this once red hot stock. this one red hot stock, this are many others. there are a bunch of names that caught fire. names to examine to make sure we have not gone off the reservation. for example, the cloud stocks ignited to day thanks to sales force slashed tableau software we have the ceo of sales force to join us we need to address this beyond meat people are saying god, jim

here's what jim cramer had to say about this ipo earlier on "squawk on the street. >> i like chewy.- take these hats, ever this one, i'm actually going to wear i think chewy may be it. this may be the best of them other than beyond meat this is so exciting to people. >> all right so, cramer gets the hat. should people get the stock? >> so, like, the -- the curmudgeon in me wants to be like, here we go again, another high-profile pet ipo at the top of a web bubble but when you actually look at what's going on here, the stock probably goes higher this company was bought by petsmart they didn't start it for $3.4 billion and then they did $3.5 billion worth of revenue two years later and actually i think petsmart will look back and say i can't believe we sold this thing so, i think it's going to be a winner and the main reason why i like it is that two-thirds of those revenues are auto ship so they did like $2.5 billion in revenue of people that are just, like, my dog is not going to become a dragon, it's going to eat the same amount of food roughly every three weeks so this is what i'm

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. ♪ good morning, welcome everyone, i am sara eisen with jim cramer and friwilfred frost.arl quintanilla is at the code conference with us he'll have the highlights, david faber has the day off. take a look at futures right new. we did great on the six-day winning straight for the dow yesterday and sort of backtracking as this market continues. future is down 50 points hong kong got hit especially hard over night down almost 2% s&p futures down 6 our road map for the hours going to start with those stocks, future slower. apple on a daily gain at least 1% since august 2000s. >> it is not just the president. bill aikman and united technologies >> the stock is up, elon musk is saying his company could be looking at its best quarter ever we'll start with the market. we' futures is moving slower. tech sector is coming off its six con executisecutive positiv. each day is a gain greater than 1% we have not seen that. since august 2000s lower in the premarket. >> i will tell you, katy when she came out, there is really 130 downside of everything ever since then this stoc stock --

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and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.r people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach s call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. how the heck can the federal reserve cut interest rates or even contemplate it when the market still is such elevated

i which this news came out before the notes did what do you do with it >> on monday, pete and jim cramerere talking about the unusual activity in micron and it made a pretty significant pop. this news that we just got from dominic chu from whichever department targeted amd partner companies and putting them on the do not trade list, the black list or whatever, that's problematic for a lot of folks in the space i'm not saying it's a don't touch. i just think those price targets being lowered are probably not subject to that are, rather, trade related. >> price target, one is 50, one is 28. >> 18 buys, 11 holds, 4 sales. average price target 12 months forward is 44.95 that is well above that's thinking it's returning to 64, where it was last may june 25th they report earnings, i think the street is expecting a very bad quarter to come out you're going to see revenue growth, declining substantially. i think it comes down to pc demand, iphone demand. on a quarterly basis you're talking mid-digit declines for both it will be a lot to lift this but maybe jon is right for a trade. >> let's hit

cramer:. right so as it pertains to space force, then, a year from now, as it is in the current -- me first, andlet in all sincerity, think this committee for all the work you have done on this. you have put a lot of time and effort into getting this right. i fully am supportive of a space force. i think we need to elevate the organize, train, equip to a forc e level. i have not seen the bill. i have seen the summary of the bill, the press summary of the bill. confirmed, iou, if look forward to working very closely with the committee and with my leadership to make sure that we get this right for our nation. sen. cramer: it would be hard to ask for more than that. with that cannot yield back, and thank you both for your willingness to serve. back, andat, i yield thank you both for your willingness to serve. chair inhofe: we're going to call this meeting to a close, but we may want some comments. we thank you both for the time you spent. you have done a great job, and i look forward to working w

yesterday aggressive buying and i used it as my final trade and jim cramer as a final trade and this stock spiked out of the open and crypt ocurrency and block chain and all of that. that spike got me out of those calls immediately. and they more than doubled overnight and you have to say see you later. you better be quick in this market that was right out of the gate this morning i have one last one. snap we had snap hit on multiple occasions over the last couple weeks. the 13.5 calls and the 14 calls were being bought. look at that move today. 9% in snap that has been hanging on to it facebook didn't. i itook off half my position an sold all my 13.5 calls and sitting there with the 14s and basically cut it in half i think there is some upside >> come on back over we'll take a break and new list of 52-week list highs. we'll go through them and trade them >>> plus we have fedex, u.p.s. and beyond meat. you still have time to reach us on cnbc.com/halftime or tweet us back after this. that their payment will arrive faster than this guy. hey. ♪ ♪ so whether i'm processing claims due to

good to have you with us on this monday our investment committee at the desk today jim cramer is the host of "mad money. we begin with the countdown to the fed beginning its two-day meeting tomorrow amid great expectations that it will lay the ground work for an interest rate cut in july stocks rising over the past two weeks on those very hopes. jim cramer, i've made you the chairman of the investment committee today. >> thank you so much >> i've given you that title is it all about that it's all about the fed >> i want to see monitoring, vigilance, cognizant concern i get any of those words in the statement, bingo >> you don't want to see patience that's the word they say will come out >> that could be wait until september. >> did you say monitoring also >> i love monitoring >> they may be where you get to. >> we got those words then we're fine s >> you get the new york manufacturing read today it posted the largest monthly decline on record. i wonder if that seals the deal. >> i think it does matter. i think the rails, i have union pacific tomorrow i thought it was electric. agains

our correspondent on the cramer visited the site. this is the settlement of killer pull him on the occupied golan heights a new neighborhood is planned here named in honor of u.s. president on trump only a dozen presidents live in kill or pull him there right many years ago from the former soviet union 30. 1 of them the red terry is amused by the recent interest in this home. we suddenly have lots of visitors coming here from all different parts of the country most recently was a couple from tel aviv and a family from jerusalem here it's because the settlement is going to be named after charm but they're also interested in the golan heights. billups of koskie helped build the settlement in 1991 over the years more and more families moved away to less remote towns now it's almost abandoned the new neighborhood named after trump will be built next to the old settlement it would be based on old plans that were never realized in april prime minister netanyahu announced that he would name a town in the occupied golan heights after u.s. pr

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jim cramer tweeting earlier today, because somehow there is an earlier today, that this could also behe reason that the dow rose yesterday, talk about the possible pushback from congress did start to leak out into the markets let's dive into this and bril bring in bill stone from avalon advisers bill, you don't want to be a tariff or immigration expert but we'll pit yut you on the spt if we get the push back or signs that the mexico tariffs, call it the surprise of last week, are pulled back, one would assume that would be good news for the markets at least that is what the futures are suggesting >> i think it has to be. obviously it is a big thing down here in texas because of so much trade with mexico. but it is also a big thing because mexico, there is so much two way trade. the thing we always talk about with china, it is mostly one way. it is them importing into the u.s. there isn't as going the other way. there is a lot of supply chains going both ways in terms of mexico so i do think that it would be a real relief not to mention -- it was kind of running a two front war right n

it happened at a home on habbitts court and cramer circle. 7 news reporter jobina fortson has the latest. >> reggie and natasha, this is a devastating situation. to give you the breakdown, police tell me that two people died at the hospital. two people died inside the home. there is also a third body found inside the house that police believe is the suspect. it appears at this point all of the people were shot. and if you look behind me here, you can see there's still heavy police presence on the scene. they've wrapped this area around habbitts court. we're not able to get a close look or see the home that was involved at all from this vantage point. police don't have a motive at this time. they are interviewing people right now. i'm told there were several people inside the house when the gunfire started around 8:40 last night. people on nearby streets heard the shots as well. san jose police say when officers got to the scene, two adults exited the house. each suffering from gunshot wounds. they were both rushed to a nearby hospital. altoge

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speaking of dinosaurs on their first nba championship i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faberas the morning off. futures is on a packed day the president is talking oil and iran and now u.s. retail sales coming pretty good for may. we got some selling in europe. 10-year yield is below production broad base slow down in demand chewy debuts at the nyc and biden verses amazon. >> a lot for investors to digest today. retail sales is the latest thing. >> i these are the people who ae focused on the feds. there is to reason to cut now because retail is not that bad may was okay not great, not bad what matters is this book. and it is significant because hock t hock tan missed by 2 billion revenues that's the president a billion of just the overall slow down. now we are starting to get it. now we are starting to see why the fed has to be worried. $22 billion in sales and it is being heard. that means everybody is being heard. >> if you miss what hock tan said last night, you got to listen to this piece in the conference call. >> it is clear that the u.s./china trade conflict including

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. >> reporter: john la stalla is visiting from seattle and indulged his inner cramer from the sitcom. >> i have to do the door bit. >> reporter: there is a second part of the show part of the cluster fest, the office, the life size markup from scranton, pennsylvania, is a hit with they have the water cooler over there, they have all the little like personal touches. they did a good job. >> reporter: day two is nearly a wrap. day three will include more snl alums, like fred, current cast member colin jost. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> still a pretty good turnout, though. >> that's fantastic. i like the whole idea. of course it was a cluster fest. >> weather, though, that was a positive. it's still pretty warm outside. san francisco actually at the airport, the official high was in the 80s which is crazy, right? into tomorrow, keep in mind we're still talking about the high pressure which means the warm temperatures are set to linger. look at that beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. that's a live view, guys, in san francisco. that is definitely a nice gorgeous shot. no f

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.lenty to watch while we wait. including huawei ceo eon our air more draghi fallout, two year yield to a one week high today road map begins with bracing for the fed. stocks near records, the market meltup continues as the president weighs demoting the fed chair, let's see what he does. >> head winds for facebook, the tech giant's cryptocurrency plan greeted by a wall of regulatory and data concerns in washington. >> and huawei ceo downplaying any revenue impact of a u.s. ban on the company in an exclusive on cnbc. federal reserve policymakers will conclude their two day meeting today. a policy statement will be issued at 2:00 eastern time. if the fed does not cut rates today, investors will look for indications it may do so later this year. powell will hold his usual post meeting news conference around 2:30 eastern we'll bring you live coverage obviously. generally i would say, jim, consensus is no cut today. but maybe clearing the decks for as much as 50 next month >> i spoke with lan