i'm jim cramer i will see you tomorrow. find anything except a dem kraocrat o stand up for andrew cuomo. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >>> the calls crescendo. governor cuomo at poll particular's death door. now multiple new criminal investigations >> we are seeing a surge like we've not seep before. >> some hospitals overwhelmed. one governor says

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cramer. farmer eric in delaware.t materials why they have to continue to ship the raw materials to china and then back to the united states >> they're going to change that, committed to doing that. i had been critical at one point because so much stock for sale, then demonstrated a good quarter. if they can bring it back to here, you have to own the stock. still best way to play the market for the kind of materials we don't have enough of, how about that don't want to call them magic materials but put it this way, the rare earth play of our rare earth play many stocks stand to benefit from the infrastructure bill in washington but martin, union pacific, american tower and nucor and john deere the best. from jim beem, what does the spirits business look like as delta variant affects the great reopening. ceo's son talks to me. and how do you know if stock price is too low, too high, just right like goldy locks and tonight's edition of the lightning round. stay with cramer that building you're trying to sell, - you shou

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welcome to "mad money" welcome to cramer. i was trying to make money my job is not just to entertain you but educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the delta variant has us on the run, and today the market seemed to get what we're dealing with, which is a much more hazardous situation than we thought a among ago. i know the averages are up, but bear with me because that's why. you see, whether it is unvaccinated kids giving their parents breakthrough covid infections or the 22% of vaccinated people who are asymptomatic spreaders or the morons refusing to get their shots, we have a truly horrifying development we have 85,000 new infections yesterday, worse than where we were in the spring of last year. sure, the death rate is still low, but those numbers likely will go higher over the next couple of weeks. in terms of the stock market, the relentless spread of the delta variant has reached a tipping point. in a tipping point managers take aggressive action really to ensure a worse case covid scena

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"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people make friends, i'm just trying to make you money and my job is to educate and teach. do you want to know the secret ingredient behind this market's rally from the bottom last year. i figured it out it's the short sellers when the bears bet against the stock, it borrows shares and then sell them but if that bet goes wrong, they're forced to buy the stock back and that buying is like rocket fuel for stocks oh, we had a bunch of examples today. even as the averages were -- dow up 3% and nasdaq up 5% just like ordinary investors will throw in the tell and sell when the favorite stock gets obliterated, short sellers throw in the towel when the favorite targets go up too much the cover of their defeat is evident every day in this market and something we don't talk about enough how the heck do you think we've managed to go six straight months without a 5% decline. short sellers are supporting the bulls if they're not doing it by choice most of the time when s

i'm jim cramer see you next time.rts now >> kabul will fall start air lifts now. the urgent message sent to the secretary of state in july i'm tyler mathisen in for shepard smith, and this is the news on cnbc. tyler mathisen in shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >>> evacuating afghanistan america ramps up security with fighter jets. >> to make sure we can protect our people and our operations against any threat. >>> plus acts of desperation as the situation intensifies. >> the driver of the truck told the responding officer that he had a bomb. >>> mafs security re

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate call me at 8-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. if you listen to the conventional wisdom on wall street, you'd think jay powell dropped the ball inflation is here and it's here to stay but the people pushing this narrative couldn't be more wrong. soon i am predicting that they will have to eat crow. jay powell is smarter than the inflationistas he's cooler than the inflationistas fed chairman is not a cool job why am i so sure on a day where the dow gained 220 poinchts s&p advanced 2.r5% two record closes. the action is screaming that we don't need to worry about inflation. >> all aboard! >> how could suh many ostensibly smart people get this darn thing so wrong for so long because there's always a loud contingent that wants to fear monger fear monger about inflation and they never learn even though they've been consistently wrong for more than 25 yea

i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow the news starts right now. up their sleeves item kelly evans in for shepard smith. this is the news on c dlnbc. >> better to stay ahead of it than chasing behind it. >> when the rollout begins and the questions already being asked. >>> there have been huge, huge crowds here. >> evacuation efforts ramping up in kabul will security hold at the airport long enough to get everyone out >>> there was nothing that i or anyone else saw that ipd kated a collapse of this arm

i'm jim cramer i will see you tomorrow. jim cr.ith shepard smith starts now >>> dozens of american schoolchildren among the trapped in afghanistan i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >> we know that this is about real people. many scared, many desperate. >> reporter: trapped in afghanistan, americans waiting to get out what if they're still waiting after the military leaves? today an answer. >>> the cost of treating covid victims. hospitals getting crushed. now a new plan to charge vaccine refusers more money for

"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 educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer whatever happened to the death star, the old nickname for amazon back when it seemed like an unstoppable super weapon? i still love amazon. prime is a great value amazon web service, dominant cloud infrastructure the death star -- not after this quarter. on a solid day when the dow gained 31 points, nasdaq climbed 1.25% to close above 15,000, i can tell you this quarter will go down as the quarter where brick and mortar struck back and the death star, the death star is no more in retrospect, maybe not the most intimidating nickname given that death star does get blown up at the end of the movie it started with mass vaccinations when we realized that cva, a leader in the processing, wasn't going anywhere, wasn't rolling over, despite how the stock was constantly getting kicked to the curb

tell us why you and senator kevin cramer are saying any state forcing a covid vaccine passport must also require voter id if they want to continue getting election funds from the government? why to you support this? >> well, voter id is a wildly popular idea whether you're a republican or democrat. vaccine passports, on the other hand, are wildly unpopular ideas with the american citizens. i'm against mandates for a masks and vaccinations, and so for any state -- and right now there are four, hawaii, california, oregon and new york -- who are trying to implement some form of vaccine passport just for you to go on about your day-to-day activities in life, so for those states who are going to do that,

. >>> welcome back here is a sneak peek at cramer cam.im is talking to the ceo of pfizer let's bring in mike khouw. what were you watching today >> so taking a look at netflix we saw that calls were trading at about four times the average daily volume and calls outpaced puts by two to one that would be put buyers an call sellers by about 30% most active options were all expiring tomorrow. most active of which were the august 550 calls we saw over 31,000 trading for just over $2. if we look out beyond tomorrow, next week's expiration 550 strike calls an we saw over 6,000 of those trade and unlike this week, averaging about three contracts, next week did include some buyers including one of about 800 of those contracts that paid a little over $5 a contract for that. >> pete, you like netflix? >> i do. i like trading with the options and their more so than the stock. wee see a lot of activity in there. and it is always somewhere in the top ten for volume and there is a consistency to it that is very solid. >> what is not consistent is the st

biggest correction and which stocks might be most vulnerable joining me, stephanie link, krnks's jim cramer, the host of "mad money" and he's at the desk with me today and i'm so happy about that let's take a look at stocks. we're down across the board, except the russell, but it's been down lately and a lot the dow is holding on to 35,000, a loss of 40 points. the s&p is a fractional loser by six. nasdaq, let's just call that flat jim, i do think this is, the big question, are we on the cusp of a substantial correction or not? yesterday we had jonathan krinsky on he tracks the technicals i want your reaction on the other side >> we're seeing a weak ends of the market remaining weak and getting weakinger. we're talking kweb, china tech, the arc funds, the spacs there is a market that typically have seen rotations throughout the year that the last few weeks and last couple of months they're not responding to the upside like they have in the past >> is that an issue, small caps he points out have been weak the semis? we'll go through some of the data what do you think. >> nvidia now the most

. >>> sticking with retail, don't miss jim cramer's interview with the ceo of lowe's on "mad money. i'm sure he's going to ask all about that pro contractor business they have going at lowe's be sure to catch cnbc's next evolve live stream courtney ragan is sitting down with the ceos of kohl's and chewy. it gets underway wednesday at 2 p.m. we are just getting started here on "fast money." here is what's coming up >>> it's been a big climb for stocks since the pandemic lows, but not everyone's made the track. we're digging into the names left behind with a good old game of trade it or fade t. >>> plus, may the force be with you. dan nathan is breaking down what he says is the best looking chart in the market. we've got that and a lot more when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to "fast money. markets staging a late-day selloff with major indices closing near the lows. the move comes after the latest fed minutes saying the fed is starting to discuss winding down its stimulus programs. the s&p down nearly 2% from monday's record high levels. but take a look at this. today marks e

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the ceo will be on with cramer tonight. you got to hear from the ceo and hear about what sort of that gentleman there thinks about the outlook. i also know this michael burry short of the ark innovation fund is interesting just sort of in the context, i think joe you were going there of the higher valuation stocks a lot of names that rode the wave of the pandemic and kind of the -- i don't know, the unknown of where the overall market is going, whether the valuations are just too rich given the environment, and the only case that people generally making is that, well, valuations deserve to be where they're at because interest rates are so low. and earnings are going to hang in there on that note i come back to you, steph. and forgive me for cutting you off earlier. i wanted to get the roblox in to get the theme out. but it's yours. >> i was just going to make mention, joe was -- i think he responded on the consumer. but on the street industrial part of the economy that's pretty much humaning industrial production beat today

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"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money.nt to make friends, try and make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate you and teach you. tweet me @jim cramer buy the news what kind of bone head market buys the news when everyone already kn

"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money.me to cramerica other people make friends, i'm just trying to make you money and my job is to educate and teach. do you want to know the secret ingredient behind this market's rally from the bottom last year. i figured it

here's a letter that aids activist larry cramer wrote in 1989: you are responsible for all government funded aids treatment research. in the name of right, you make decisions that cost the lives of others. i call the decisions you are making acts of murder. fauci ignored therapeutics while 17,000 aids patients choked to death waiting on his miracle drug. now, in full disclosure, i spoke to sean strub earlier today. he told me thinks fauci is doing a great job of handling covid. but i can't help but see the parallels. we have seen this movie before. we can't just fight each other about the vaccine. there are those again who fit the risk profile who should get the vaccine. if we keep fighting each other over the vaccine, we are not fighting covid. isn't that the goal to keep everyone safe and free? and, look, some people can't get the vaccine or simply won't. is fauci's solution to make them? what if fauci's one solution doesn't work? entertain that idea for one moment. what if it doesn't work? won't it cost lives if we pursue simply one solution, put all our eggs in one basket, won't i

contestant famed restaurateur, james cramer jj anybody call you jj? >> yeah.at do you choose from here on the board? >> can you ask it in a more formal "jeopardy" way? >> jim, go to the board. you're up first. >> reopening for $300. >> the clue, this apparel company is back on its force. >> ralph lauren? what is ralph lauren oh, my god oh, my god what is cacada i got cheery. >> just get a warning. in "double jeopardy" got to do it. >> i got jittery. the ceo managed to get out of the low end. really into high end no more football youngkin have seen his stuff go down to marshall's, t.j. maxx, no kohl's only in high-end simon property malls does well i got to hand it to him. ralph lauren historically is exact, and levet met the standards of ralph, executive chairman and creative director it's a remarkable -- duo, and i just think that this thing can go much higher up five yesterday. >> ahead of the print. >> ahead of the print. >> and you think it can go much higher simply base and the exec execution? >> new strategy. doing incredibly well. i'm a purple label guy

coming up north dakota kevin cramer takes us behind the deal and explains his vote. then dividing us once again, pointing the finger on the unvaccinated over and over again while biden wide open border spread across the country as the war of words with santos escalates. >> i'm not surprised he doesn't remember me. i guess the question is what else has he forgotten in biden has forgotten about the crisis at the southern border, i can tell you that. maria: former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe on the hypocrisy at the border and chinese dominance in corporate america. new york congressman elise staff stefanik on calls for impeachment and arrest of the governor. let them eat cake. they partied like it was 1999 in martha's vineyard as biden teases mandates and michelle obama with stacey abrams to change the future of the nation. candace owens on the race baiting and power grabbing. all this right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ ♪ maria: break news the senate is in final minutes agrees of $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill which has been criticized giving

cramer eve's positive with regard to what's going on. got a lot of activity in the options market there are a lot of activity i think in 70 call a lot of activity between 20 and 30 -- between puts that are struck at 20 and 30. you got -- you've got a retail allocation that doesn't normally exist. and interesting lockup you can allow 15% of the stock could be sold right away so, yeah puts and calls incredatic volatility. i think people got to remember volatility goes both ways, and that's why i think we have to pay attention. that's the perfect storm, in my opinion. >> right, right, right i mean, all fun and games to talk about as much as 80% out. could be much as 80% or more down at this point so, joe, i wonder from your standpoint, if ameritrade stock, amtd once upon time up as much as 80% or down -- what would your take on the whole thing be? any sort of risk to either the company itself or to the system? i mean, we're thinking about stocks going up, but the flip side stocks going down 80%? >> i think that, you really are hitting the n

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off. coming up that ugly close on wednesday and it is risk off again as oil, copper, iron ore drop on these global growth concerns goldman cuts its gdp forecast. got the ten-year below 1 1/4 futures deep in the red following the worst daily performance in about a month the fed closing in, we think, on tapering meantime. robinhood shares down after its first earnings report as a public company, and in a few moments we'll talk exclusively with cisco's ceo chuck robbins about the quarter. i know you're watching materials for sure as we got crude almost back to 63. >> look, there's been a change in the permian last week the rig count was up, and it's up pretty significantly. we'd been very restrained in our pumping, but i think there's a lot of oil companies that just decided you know what, 70, turn it on. and now it's coming back down because of us. at the same time, chuck robbins says it too. who knows what the variant's going to do. the variant's going to slow things we know that travel and

cramer is very -- he's very protective and he's very nurturing.i see something in you that you may not even see in yourself, but i'm going to help to uplift you, because i know you have a voice. just such a blessing. >> i grew up in north new jersey, one boy with four sisters. i used to wish that i had an older brother to protect me. softness and compassion were seen as weaknesses. you got that beat out of you if you were going to survive. i'm able to now share that compassion ait part of me that i rejected a long time ago. attempting to put a more positive energy into the world. to potentially give voice to two people who were brutalized inhumanely. everyone that is a part of dwp is in line with that mission. >> i started out with diving to face my fears of the water. when i was a kid i got trapped under a jet ski and it took me away from the water for such a long time. growing up, i always loved being in the water. i always thought i was like a mermaid, and having that experience took me away from the water. when i decided to go do archaeology u

the harsh and sometimes horrific reality on "the news" right after jim cramer, 7:00 eastern, cnbc saraing. >>> let's send it back to mike santoli for a look at the rate of investor borrowing right now to buy stocks. what that says about the environment. >> the rate of investor borrowing and then putting that against how much cash they might have sitting around, it's actually kind of together gives you a sense of the overall commitment to stocks this is the year over year growth in margin debt. that's borrowed money in brokerage accounts that's the blue line against the year over year change in the s&p 500 itself we justmade a major spike up there. the year over year change in the s&p 500. actually touched 80% on a monthly basis. and that's come down sharply what's interesting is there wasn't a huge overshoot in the amount of margin debt relative to where the equity market itself was you did see something similar in 1983, especially '99 and 2000 where people gorged on debt at much higher rates, mind you. this is 2007 there is some concern when you have a sharp pullback it is sometimes c

okay, cramer's choice. no, we can't do it, we're not ready.avid, this is a very interesting call this is a sftock that has underperformed nike by 40% baird's making a point this is a great trading call, which is why i like it we'll find out quickly like you in "jeopardy!" we will know whether this one's the right one or not i like it because i think people have forgotten under armour. they just kind of said it's never going to catch up again. i think it's wrong, baltimore based coming back. >> it's not a very good year. >> looking for $30 rather quickly. i'll take that i mean, that's a 50% move. so i think people are underestimating how important this call is i think obviously when you do a call the day before, you better be ready i think the confidence of this piece is very strong. >> you do? >> yeah, i do. you don't usually go over it on "jeopardy!" like that kind of thing, right once you say, jim, tell me why you like it. >> no, you move on very quickly. >> very quickly. in fact, we would be on to -- you had control. we might be on to faang

there were different constituencies in many different degrees of access so like larry cramer went to jail as the head of russell meyers pharmaceutical company. he could bring other people access who were similarly positioned to big pharma. when they ran a four year campaign to try to get the definition of aids change so that women could qualify for experimental trials they couldn't get a meeting with them for two years. this is the same organization and they didn't get the help from the men who had the access that they wanted. so that was a material difference and our commitment to access and that became the issue but i don't think that was the real issue. >> another thing which i'm thinking of lessons of future activism to think about which is that there's always an organization that i mean the there two things at once. you call them the insiders and outsiders and maybe that's what they were called in the organizations. one is do you know do demonstrations and disrupt masses in cathedrals and the other is this force to that action. some of the people in the conversation with the peo

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coming up, north dakota senator kevin cramer takes us behind the deal and explains his vote.n dividing us once again, pointing the finger at the unvaccinated over and over again while biden's wide open border spreads covid across the country as the war of words with florida governor ron de santis escalates. >> i guess i'm not surprised that biden doesn't remember me. i guess the question is, is what he'll has he forgotten. [laughter] >> biden's forgotten about the crisis at our southern border, i can tell you that. maria: former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, on the hypocrisy at the border and the road to china dominance running through corporate america. governor cuomo takes it to the matt, his legal team comes out swinging. new york congresswoman elise stie take nick on his calls for impeachment and arrest. and let them each cake, they partied like it was 1999 last week at obama's mansion on martha's vineyard as biden teases new mandates on masking up and michelle obama steams up with stacy abrams. candace owens on the power ergrabbing, all that right he

because cramer is tweeting a lot. amd is a real company that i wish were not a meme stock >> 100% >> because i don't want this to happen you know how much he has liked amd. >> right >> it's interesting how you have to view these different names accordingly, even though they are making some similar moves, and market forces or individual things that are driving the stocks up don't necessarily mesh with fundamentals. in some cases they may but it's interesting to watch the stocks are trading, amd among them, which you own. now you're back with us >> yes, let's first address amd. amd is fundamentally completely different than robinhood it doesn't mean robinhood is bad. amd post-earnings, we talked about it then, it was the opportunity for there to be a reverse -- a mean reversion for the underperformance that it experienced relative to the rest of the semis it's not -- it's reasonably priced against the semiconductor industry whapt you're seeing here is momentum is building in amd, carrying it higher >> no, no, no >> do i

senator cramer -- questions. senator cramer: thanks a lot. one of the most common concerns i hear from homeowners and other stakeholders on reorganization is to make sure that there isn't a penalty for a homeowner transferring between these programs and private flood insurance and i'm just wondering if you could first of all just give any kind of a rationale for that. ms. smith: we would certainly -- ms. kahan sternhell: we would certainly say everyone should pursue it because we want everyone protected. >> a lot of the implementation of bigger waters allowing private floods to satisfy mandatory purchase requirements has been accomplished in the last few years by lending regulators but there is one area where the congress is looking for clarity where if you leave nfip, go to private insurer and want to return later, maybe the private insurer leaves the market or raise rates. you could still get the rate you would have gotten if you had not and i think that's a valuable thing that congress can provide, clarity. it would also help the private m

tell us why you and senator kevin cramer are saying any state forcing a covid vaccine passport must alsoion funds from the government? why to you support this? >> well, voter id is a wildly popular idea whether you're a republican or democrat. vaccine passports, on the other hand, are wildly unpopular ideas with the american citizens. i'm against mandates for a masks and vaccinations, and so for any state -- and right now there are four, hawaii, california, oregon and new york -- who are trying to implement some form of vaccine passport just for you to go on about your day-to-day activities in life, so for those states who are going to do that, we ought to require that you have a voter id to vote in a federal electionment. i can think of no more better or equivalent kind of legislation if municipalities, states and counties are going to require a vaccine passport. gee, you should have a vote iser id to also vote in those states. elizabeth: twenty states including are saying no to vaccine passports. the white house is considering vaccine passports for interstate travel. they're setting it

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speaking with jim cramer on mad money, the ceo touted the deal >> our new user interface through all of our products so when we get to dreamforce, you're going see a whole new version of our sales cloud which is built with a slack user interface. a new version of our service cloud and new version of our marketing cloud and commerce cloud and, you know, it's an mazing product and you look at the millions of users that are on slack and the transformation they made in the workplace, well, that's accelerated during the pandemic. as we move from anywhere, slack is more important. >> slack has become more important. i'll tell you, frank, find our colleagues prefer teams and sometimes i have to remember who is on slack and who's on teams it's kind of like one of the abbott and costello routines >> or maybe slack's become for important. it's not become more convenient. you have to check slack, teams, e-mail, text messages, a lot to check. >> exactly >> thank you very much turning our attention back over to the markets the records keep coming with the s&p 500 crossing that 4500 threshold for