cramer >> yeah?> caller: a year and a half ago you had on your show a chart of the five top oil refinery gas stocks >> you bet >> you had mayor on the petroleum as number one on your list. >> yes. >> my question to you, mr. cramer is because of intelligence should i buy more >> you can buy more. now i have not been a fan of the oil stocks i don't know whether people may realize that but this is a refiner, and a lot of what's bad about the oil stocks is good for refining. and that's a well well run d price for speedway i'm okay to that i am unremitting in my belief that long-term, even though we have a nice little rally brewing, long-term, the oil stocks, no we're going to put them into the virgin glactica. that's a stock that keeps going down after their later day stadium. jamel in delaware, jamel >> caller: hello, jim. long-time listener, first time calling in two months ago, and then the next morning, i went and i bought shares of it. and now i am up 60%. i wanted to know is it time for me to sell

i'm jim cramer i will see you tomorrow.kets in turmoil" starts now. >>> brian sullivan, worldwide exchange, 5:00 a.m. eastern on cnbc next on squa"squawk box" how is home improvement giant building "squawk box. watch or listen live on the cnbc app. >>> i'm brian sullivan we are here tonight because of a major drop in the american financial markets. one of the worst days of the dow industrial average ever, wiping out all the year's gains. >> that this virus has potential, absolutely. >> spreading virus and rising fear. >> all the indexes are down big today. >> the market is finally reacting to the risk of the virus. >> a ferocious, violent reaction from financial market. >> we just have to do our best to try to not scare people. >> 1,000-point fall for th

. >> thanks for watching fms cramer right 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 so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. raising numbers usa moving america from buy to strong buy i mean that's what i kept thinking as i watched last night's state of the union the first half sounded like a brokerage firm's buy opinion, not on a stock but on a country. you want to know why we roared higher, i think that last night's speech was a big part of it over and over again trump kept coming back to the economy. >> he continues. consumer confidence reached amazing highs. all those millions and pensions are doing far better than they've ever done before with increases of 60, 70, 80, 90% and more he's not wrong if you own stocks this presidency has been great for your portfolio that said, i think the democratic response was equally cogent as gretchen witten put it, doesn't matter what the president says about it.

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money" and welcome to cramerica you want to be one of my friends. my job is not just to entertain to educate and put it in context and figure out what is the heck is going on so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer are people too eager to buy. that is how i felt about today's action if you are returning from a weekend in miami, by the way, a chiefs win is a win for eagles andy reid. after the friday coronavirus and selloff gave them what they think is a good entry point and the dow surged up 370 points before closing up 144 and s&p gains 7.3 and nasdaq surged 1.3% i didn't do much talking this weekend. i just listened. i heard what people wanted to buy at all costs and we've all been trained to buy the s&p 500. and do we wait for tesla to go down or buy it on monday i try to be circumstan expect. i like apple and google. i want to know more how the coronavirus is spreading turned out i was too cautious. tesla up and stock close-up, $129 that move is one for

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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 help you not lose money it's my job not just to entertain you, but to call me or tweet me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer some companies have to play by the rules. others just don't. the trick is knowing which is which. that's what this market has devolved into, a two-track affair that's bounded by highly subjective judgments about earnings, and it's all colored by an epidemic in china that's going global with the dow backsliding 128 points today, s&p shedding 1.6% and the nasdaq dipping 0.14%, why don't we start with the coronavirus which is what drove the market down today. regular viewers know i've been a harsh critic of the way china does business. the people's republic is an authoritarian dictatorship they can lie with impunity so when the communist part putsous positive but false coronavirus numbers, big deal. sure, somebody's head will roll if they get caught, and it looks like that's happeni

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i am jim cramer. i' i'll jim cramer.the cnbc special report begins right now. >>> i'm wilfred frost. this is day 54 of this global health crisis. new evidence the virus is spreading with two new cases in california that have just been confirmed. >> we're concerned about an increase in the number of cases. >> despite efforts to quarantine patients, by all accounts the virus is still spreading northern italy reporting it has more than a dozen new cases. tonight new controversy over the american air lift of people from the diamond princess did it put everyone else in er

i'm jim cramer i will see you tomorrow.ecial report markets in turmoil begins right now. it was on okay day >>> good evening, i'm brian sullivan we are here tonight on day 58 of this still spreading global health crisis and now the u.s. stock market has fallen victim the dow has lost more than 1900 points in just two days. >> another stock plunge. >> coronavirus fears are intensifying >> this time, the dow fell 879 points that's more than 1900 points in two days >> the dow extending its losses from a thousand point drop o

cramer, two questions.hen do you ever sleep that's my first question because i see you at 9:00 in the morning and then i see you at 6:00 in the evening. so i'm just wondering if you ever sleep anyway, my second question is concerning ge. >> i like ge i get a cat nap every now and then when they bring the mattress before the stock exchange we bought it did a big, big takeout on it when we did our club call. i urge you to join the club and find out that's the best way to play the return of the max. i may go to bed tonight, i may not. keith in florida keith. >> caller: jimmy jo. >> yo. >> caller: double boo-yah, my man. >> there you go. you've got the moniker correct let's go to work >> caller: professor, what do you hear, what do you say concerning abmd? >> i don't know. it's on fire and then it just kind of collapsed and that's why i'm sending people to edwards life sciences. that's what you go to. edwards. joe in indiana. >> caller: boo yeah, jim love your show thanks for what you do. >> you're quite welcom

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money" and welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make yo money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer when the global economy is slowing. what do you do it's easy. if you're a portfolio manager you know exactly what you do you go buy the cloud stocks. you pick up some softwares as a service companies and then you sell everything else this was a good day for the averages with the dow gaining 124 points and nasdaq climbing 1.13% but it was the surging cloud stocks that led the market higher a move like this doesn't start with people waking up this morning and saying you know what i feel like buying some growth today. it starts when money managers are stuck by the lack of worldwide growth and default to growth in this case the culprit is the coronavirus outbreak which slams the brakes on china. president trump has worked hard to get american companies to source products f

i say you stick with verizon and stick with cramer. there are plenty of things in flux right now but this stock market, ooh, it does not lack for confidence is the positivity justified? time will tell in the interim wall street is get ago head "mad money," shopify, is there still time to stop & shop at the company or has the move been made you'll hear my exclusive then not two, but three, only one leaves don't miss it. epic smackdown over the fate of canada goose valentine's day is friday do not miss my sit-down with cigna. it is not too late to buy something and stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question, tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something, head to madmoney.cnbc.com. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from finding out what's selling best... to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams

cramer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. cramer: i ask unanimous consent that the only first-degree amendments in order to s. j. res. 68 be the following. 1301, 1322, 1305, 13134, -- 1314, 1320 and 1319. i further ask that no second degree amendments be in order to the amendments listed with the exception of amendment number 1319. and the senate vote in relation to the amendments in the order listed at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow, and that there be two minutes of debate equally divided prior to each vote. further, i ask that all debate time on s. j. res. 68 expire at 1:45 p.m. tomorrow and with the last 40 minutes equally divided under the control of senators risch, inhofe, menendez and kaine. finally, upon the use or yielding back of that time, the joint resolution be read a third time and the senate vote on passage of the joint resolution as amended if amended with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr.

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you and cramer are sitting there. cramer says you own chevron. are like, jim, you make your case jim says i don't care what you say, people are not buying these stocks it is about sustainability, it is about esg investing >> a lot of that is true >> you know what i mean. >>r? how do you make that argument. >> you don't get multiple expansion as a result. the stocks are not cheap exxon is 19 times forward. interesting thin, it is yielding 5.6% that's an interesting thing. >> he would say i don't care about the dividend. >> i care about the dividend we debate it and discuss, we don't agree on everything. to joe's point if you start to see -- let's see a fix of this virus and then you see global stimulus kicking in and you get better growth and better demand, yes, absolutely copper is going to go up, oil is going to go up, commodities will go up they may not get the multiple becauser the not esg-like but they will go up. i think there will be buys there. if that's the case, if you really think demand eventually gets better and the stocks will rally

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cramer, good evening. i need a coaching session on dupont will demand for protective apparel add points to the word or punt this one. >> bunt. there's nothing there. that's one of their many businesses that company has and almost all of them are not working right now. it only neelyields #%. we need to see it lower. go to omar in new jersey >> caller: how are you, sir? >> doing well, how about you >> caller: i'm good, thank you hopefully you can help me out with this. unfortunately i got into tesla at an all-time high, losing 22 right now. >> right >> caller: need your advice as to what to do. >> well, remember, we don't care where stocks came from we care where they're going to obviously your basis is a corrupted basis but i think the stock at 600 is a buy and maybe buy some at 400. work that basis down that's what we do for the -- dotcom club. we're too enthusiastic don't fret, you'll be fine ken in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim, what's the long-term outlook on 3 m given the recent low stock price >> i'

this is jim cramer are we in a position where it's too late to take up the drawbridges? that if we heard that the president said, you know what, we're not going to allow flights from europe anymore, would it really matter? >> i do think it matters about travel restrictions. the initial travel restrictions that were imposed, i know there was a lot of criticism about them, but our public health officials acted out of an abundance of caution it was much better to overreact than underreact but i think now is a good time to re-evaluate too because now that there are more than 40 countries with coronavirus, are we really going to stop travel to all these different countries? so it's time for us to switch to a different type of plan which i hope that the president and the public health officials tonight will address. >> we got many banks that offered advisories today asking that their partners not go to europe, stop flying. does it make sense and this is something i know the airlines hate for me to ask does it make sense if i were a loved one of yours, would you say, i don't wa

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 so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> the averages rebounded nicely today thanks to the newfound hope that the coronavirus is something we can deal with. meet the new flu, same as the old flu, except it spreads faster and more easily the dow gaining 116 points, .47%, and the nasdaq .87%, record highs. but you know what, you know where the real action was, it was in the highest of flyers and the basis of speculative stocks. that's what withe need to focusn partly because of the coronavirus and the old guys will say, this is the top: i don't think that but i'm giving them their due what am i talking about, virgin galactic, plug power, and countless others that have become the darlings for younger investors. look at my twitter feed. read reddit, rather than reading the register for the news hour. speculation, i thi

stay with cramer do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> even after this market's spectacular run there are still bargains out there but you've got to know how to look for them take columbia sportswear,@barrel company you might recognize as mountain hardware among other brands a brand we use all time at home. last year columbia surged to the triple digits. the stock peaked and it's trended lower. it's down 19 bucks from its highs. fortunately there's a reason for its underperformance this company was a big loser from the trade war they sourced a lot of merchandise in china they had too much inventory second half of last year before getting hit with warm weather which is not great when you're selling outerwear. the company delivered a very good top and bottom line beat for the fourth quarter, but they paired that with, yes, some guidance that was light for the coming ye

here's the cramer-cam.s been doing, especially with mobile anybody own it or would like to own it or used to? >> yeah, used to own it, probably sold it, i don't know, a couple hundred points too early? this is impressive so many times domino's has impressive, for years. you know, the bear case of so much competition hasn't worked at all, but it's tough for me to buy something that was up 25%. it was a nice quarter, but that's a lot i believe, and guy, correct me if i'm wrong what can i do? i can't be perfect all the time. this was a $12 stock ten years ago. this was i believe the best-performing stock out of a decade >> and steve grasso would counter can't will i say this is a technology company it's had headwinters, and chris can speak to this. you talk about breaking out above a previous high, with huge resistance going back to the summer last year, that's what happened today that's the play, but i think karen's point, you see it back and forth here. >> you want to own this thing. >> after making all this

eastern time we have full coverage in a special report, tyler mathisen, jim cramer and all of our star reporters. "markets in turmoil. you cannot afford to miss that vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to "fast money. home, of course, is where the heart is recently it's also where the money is new home sales surging to their highest levels in nearly 13 years. home builders are falling in recent days along with every single stock except for clorox and a couple of others, the group is still up 16%. gina, housing, a big opportunity or overdone? >> there's a couple things happening in the housing market. if you look at inventories, th

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the bulls are going to point to growth in u tube and in cloud. >> like cramer. >> like cramer but the core ad market business was not good it is decelerating that's one of the largest pieces of the story in terms of total revenue. you can see why bears would be upset with that. i don't think that the story changes at all i think the positioning wasn't perfect, it wasn't a perfect quarter but you have $21 billion in buy backs coming and they are disclosing more. that's a good thing. >> let's have that conversation. i feel like the bulls are going out of their way to build a story whether it is you or even jim of well they are disclosing more, so that's a great thing. like that is bullish for the stock. maybe it is. but you tube and the cloud were below, and ad revenue was a miss it is like the core business is growing slower, but they are giving you more information, so i am willing to overlook some of the weakness. >> some of it, because that is why the stock had the multiple it had, right, that's what is holding investors book it was like a black hole to get more detail i think is go

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"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.ica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to help you not lose money it's my job not just to entertain you, but to call me or tweet me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer some companies have to play by the rules. others just

we want to show you a live look at our cramer cam.icing things up tonight, chatting with the mccormick ceo. will the run continue? find out at the top of the hour. following "mad money," the special report, outbreak: coronavirus. at 7:00 p.m. eastern back after this. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein low sugar tastes great! high protein low sugar so good! high protein low sugar mmmm, birthday cake! and try pure protein delicious protein shakes wheneveryone is different.a, which is why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network. one that saves you money by letting you design your own data - giving you more choice and control compared to other top wireless carriers. now you can choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. no one else lets you do that. design your own data with xfinity mobile. it's wireless reimagined. simple. easy. awesome. >>> we're back with "fast money. biotech is burning up the sector on pace for the best week in more than a year and over in th

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.g off thursday's drop, futures suggest the dow and s&p may see their first weekly decline in three weeks, maybe the nasdaq, too. pmis in europe were good we'll see the u.s. number in about 45 minutes ten-year below 1.48, even as gold now approaches 1650 road map begins with the coronavirus risk for stocks. futures lower, coke, daimler and others warnings of continued outbreak headwinds >>> plus mobile merger revision, why softbank is cutting its stake in the overall company that will be created between sprint and t-mobile, and why it's so much more likely to happen >>> and shares of deere are up, reporting abunexpected rise in profits, shows an early sign of stabilization for the farm sector coronavirus worries putting stocks on track for a negative week there's a spike in new cases both in and outside of china you got coca-cola joining the list of companies impacted by the outbreak, saying it expects it will cut quarter earnings by one to two cents a share they coupled that with a 2.5

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. >> cramer's perspective, too. >> i agree. >> some of these things -- he didn't use the words no brainer but the message was almost the same that some stocks have gotten decimated to the point that if you have some cash to put to work that you have got to put some to work i am paraphrasing what he said i think the spirit of what he was saying is that easy for me to say. >> it is not just coke and p and g though both are more attractive it is like a cisco, like a caterpillar. it is some of the cyclicals i got it, i understand why you are reducing exposure there, but some of the stocks not only are they hit on valuation but they are also yielding 3.5, 4%. that's attractive. >> the goldmans don't buy the dip, don't add to risk from another firm there is another side this that says we are going to get a v shaped bounce. tom lees word today. doesn't say where the bottom is but they believe a v shaped bounce is coming. >> i think we can all pontificate what we think might happen and nobody knows exactly what is going to happen. but i think if you have a long term view and as shannon was saying

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north dakota senator kevin cramer says appealing to different democrati demographics could be tough.k the biggest problem he has with suburban women is the part that so many and has a base like about the end -- his rhetoric. his punching down it is opponents. it is so different than anything they've seen." and we will likely see that rhetoric tonight at the president's rally in new hampshire ahead of tomorrow's primary. the power panel now, judy miller, pulitzer prize-winning journalist and adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research. dan henninger, deputy editor for "the wall street journal" editorial page, both fox news contributor's. dan, we think we know what the president will do and say at these rallies. we don't. they are trying to broaden the tent. let's use that word come if we can come as a catch all are the rallies a challenge? >> the rallies are a challenge, something that trump has always done. he likes to rouse the base. i will take issue a little bit with what senator kramer said on the base part. the trump base is not a mob. i don't particularly thin

i'm carl quintanilla, jim cramer and david faber at the opening stock exchange our opening music is incramer, who turns 65 today >> i have some reading to do, this is it >> as you tweeted. >> what's really interesting about this, it's impossible to understand >> by the way that's volume one. >> it's a coloring book. >> yes anyway, thank you very much. but i've got my work cut out for me and boy, is it difficult. >> jim put it on twitter earlier this morning, our thoughts with jim today. futures are soft on this monday. >> i'm still here. don't say that >> worst day for stocks in several months china tries to get back to work, paul on the hill this week yields nearing a one-week low. the fight to contain the coronavirus, the death toll surpasses that of sars factories and businesses in china trying to resume operations >> plus we're on deal watch. we got a few this morning. simon properties buying taubman center and elle brands the sale of victoria's secret >>> stocks are set to open lower because of the coronavirus the number of confirmed cases in china is well over 40,000 including 91

. >> i like what jim cramer said i would rather hear from dr.rajectory of the virus, how long it's going to last and how deep of an economic hit, so the fed can't make its calls until we start to see that, either, but we always do love to hear from rich. >> we want to hear from both. >> paul, quickly what's your take on the overall market valuations in rates stay where they are are they supported >> i think so. you can justify the level of the stock prices here. to the point of do we need another rate cull philly said today, the third stronge two-month increase in the history of the surray, so we're seeing rebounding data housing data is on fire. jobless claims are near cycle lows at one point the markets were pricing in up to two cuts. so, you know, i think that's overstated here, and i don't necessarily feel the need that we need to see further hikes, but we do have 9 uncertainly of the coronavirus, and if the dollar gets stronger, you'll see the president out there saying the rates are too high >>> domino's jumping after earnings indicate rog

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>> i have to go back to cramer. >> he has been preaching it. >> he's right on the bigger story is thed fuels into renewable. and the tens and tens if not hundreds of trillions of dollars that's going to follow in that wake even if tesla were to be flat at $900 or just cut it in half and it could justify a $500 target the things it needs to do to grow into the market cap will bring multitrillion dollar economies with it. right? yeah, we think this is the end of the ice age, the end of the internal combustion engine age we are just beginning -- i was saying before the program, these are historic times and working with experts on this >> adam jonas, thank you for joining us >> couple days. >> sounds good. >> a reminder as we head to break. we know you can't get enough "squawk alley. we have a solution watch us any time on the go on the cbs app. download it today. stay with us (soft music) - did you know that americans that bought gold in 2005 and even now many experts predict the next gold rush is just beginning. so don't wait another day. physical coins are easy to buy and sell, and one

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earnings sisqo, amd, others after the bell today nvidia and alibaba jim, cvs what do you think here cramerays it will rally. >> little disappointed in the price action today that said this is a long play because what you're looking for here is they took a ton of debt for aetna. now with the earnings beats racking up quarter after quarter they would be sequentially paying the debt down which they are and the multiple should be going up their guidance was a little light. that's probably weighing on the stock today. look political winds out there on the progressive side of the democratic nomination card are saying let's abolish health care so that's weighing on the stock. >> how about cisco >> so, you know, it's had a bad nine months or so here and not the earnings as they reported them they beat several last quarters but the guidance the guidance is tepid. what i'm looking for tonight is guidance darn well should be good right? past phase one the trade tensions have eased. if they start throwing out excuses like the coronavirus i'm going do get really upset but i'm expecting good guidance go

. >> thanks for watching fms cramer right now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.america 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 so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. raising numbers usa moving america from buy to strong buy i mean that's what i kept

we had adam jonas on earlier today and he's talking about what jim kraker cramer is talki about. esg is hot. >> environmental, social, good governance and people pouring into favored stocks. tesla a perfect example of that. >> and if you look at this, let's say you don't look at it as a tech company. you look as an automaker and you say i believe the future is electric vehicles. electric over the next ten years. who else are you going to play now? you might think volkswagen or general motors might be a player inelectronic vehicle but do you have confidence >> not just that they have an $800 price target and wildly bullish and they said look, the technology for tesla is still ahead what competitors are coming to the market with. is that right? >> absolutely. and not only ahead but in terms of cost. if you look at their cost relative to the competitors right now, much lower costs. when you look back in the gigafactory, look, they control it they control the environment they're not having to go out and say hey, let me see your latest technology when it comes to electronic vehicle ba

. >> is it time to play the pessimism trades, that jim cramer said are uninvestable one says great, one says don't touch. >> i heard jimmy's comments. this is one of those cases where i've got to say it is investable, energy, that is. it's not tradeable i look for in an investment, and most investors look for, is return on their capital. free cash flow you look at energy and see dividends going up, share buybacks that are shrinking the share count, roich touch shell, buying back gobs of their own shares the point being those are investments. they return capital on what is invested what they are not, scott, is tradeable. i can't tell you when they start to perform we thought they would start to perform as at the end of the quarter. >> they are, as kramer said, uninvestable who cares about the dividend and the buyback? >> eventually those lead them to -- you can't say when that happens. at end of the fourth quarter i thought we would start rallying. then you have this corps own cameravirus and oil demand is negative on this year. those are the things you can't predict. investment means yo

our team here today, najarians, and cnbc's jim cramer the host of "mad money. the president of yardeni research is with us. a full table for this meal today. let's begin with your money. stocks are higher. most important ly, perhaps, so are bond yields. jim, i've been talking about stocks weren't going to be able to stabilize until bond yields stopped falling like a stone. >> right. >> you said this morning, quote, i think you have to start buying something. >> right, but not be aggressive sure enough, yields went down again. coming in a little quick sand here because if rates continue to go down, people will give up some of this if you haven't bought any, the markets had a very big move in the morning. there's a lot of stocks that are down so much it's worth starting as a great man once wrote to me as i read everything in the morning, do you know what happens when you get the flu you get sick it was the most rational thing i've read. ed, i start my day every morning with you, as you know. >> thank you. >> scotty, wisdom. >> you say there's a pandemic of fear >

jim cramer will join us with his advice to investors. joining us to talk about the market today,ever sherman, deputy chief investment officer at doubleline capital. and still with us is anastacia to you first, mike i think that is what distinguishes today's activity from perhaps just a typically headline-driven reaction it's always been a -- how much it would spread, how long it would last, to the point i think the probabilities have built up to maybe the first half of this years are year we're having to start to write off -- make that's an extreme way to put it. i think that it's almost encouraging that we finally got a bit of a dam break, down in a very lopsided way. >> jeff, a huge move to the up side in bonds yields, of course, falling sharply. what do you make of the size of the move we've seen in the bond market i don't know if jeff can hear us, on the broader markets, that extra pickup we saw in the final 15, 20 minutes i do see that as a constructive sign it's not the time to put all of your chips, but i think you start to find s