"mad money" starts now ♪ hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. am here to try to make you some money call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me @cramer there is systematic risk when you are facing systematic risk, there is little reason to buy anything but market risks market risks is the opposite it's a god's send if you know what you like. because you can create miraculous buying options. you may find it odd for me to hit a bull button on what is a market risk. that's what we wait here for cramer waiting for the dow dips 50 points and the nasdaq climbing we need to figure out what is market risk and what is systematic risk so you can do this at home we know we have several market risks, right who knows what's going to happen to the debt ceiling practice but then there is china and this is where i differ from most of the people you hear. this is widely regarded as a sy systematic risk that you can't be bullish about china is the second largest real estate developer is this company called evergrande because it's on the verge of collapse it can't meet.

"mad money" starts now >> hey i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is to not just entertain you but educate and teach. call me or tweet me@jimcramer. it doesn't matter what we, you and me, think. it matters what they think i'm talking about the people calling the shots. yep. the dow surged 338 points today. s&p gained 0.95% nasdaq 1.02% ♪ hallelujah ♪ because president xi and jay powell made decisions that they actually knew would spark rallies. i don't think they were trying to juice the stock market. it would be a weird move from the president of china in particular but they wanted to do right by as many people as possible higher stock prices were just a byproduct, a collaterally happy byproduct of -- for everyone invested let's tackle our country first okay the federal reserve decided not to tighten here. although they talked about doing it in the future because they don't think it's appropriate to raise interest rates while unemployment remains elivated, especially for historically disadvantaged groups like african-ame

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"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.elcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make not lose you a lot of money and put it in context. so we're going to try to teach and educate and make it clear what you can do in this environment. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. even after today's relentless beatdown, nasdaq nosediving 2.83%. i don't think it's necessarily over although you can never be too sure, so many things are going wrong at once, could mount a nice rally if anything gets a tiny bit better. i find it hard to be philosophical about losing money. i've developed a set of rules to allow me to keep calm when the market is rolling over i need you to adopt these rules so you think clearly don't think down 2.8%, time to go be opportunistic but before that, you have to nail down the proximate cause. what happened here right now you hear interest rate but does that tell you anything? what is going on with bonds, interest rates how is it possible for the dow to dip like that a

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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 educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. this is what you get when everyone is worried, a market opens strong sure the dow ultimately finished up 260 points, but the nasdaq ended up down .07% we have a rotating cast of leaders. there's no consistency whatsoever in this market. today the dow up, nasdaq down. tomorrow could be the other way around in fact, i expect it to be. last week we talked about how september 17 marks a significant decline, at least for the last 20 years we rely on larry williams because he can spot patterns before they happen it doesn't look good today, as we saw last week, this market sucks in the obvious and find themselves hit by a tsunami. the dow did manage to hold up today. but it's been suffering serious losses this offers a prelude to a wide-spread sense of buyers remorse. as people chase the dow to

"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to m"mad money." welcome to cramerica my job is to educate and teach and put it in context. call me or tweet me at jim cramer if only, if only we had something that we could hang our hats on. well then we could do some buying into today's downturn down 292 and s&p losing .5% and nasdaq sinking .5% but we have nothing to hang our hats on. nothing. and i think we should just stop pretending otherwise now i find it hard to have any conviction about anything. why? because in this business timing is everything. you don't buy a stock because you like the underlying company. you have to wait for the right moment that is right. the moment when the price of the stock is right yet you rarely hear team say, i love the company but i don't like the stock at these levels we fear missing out more than looer losing that is true now that we've had 250 days without a 5% decline. so the fomo is palpable. now if you could hang your hat on something right now, say that inflation is coming down or how about that the feds o

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cramer. >> how you been?ght so engine 39 ladder 16 fire department in new york city. >> oh, man, thank you for everything you do. thank you. >> the stock i'm interested in is power school, pwsc and maybe what do you think about it >> pwsc. i have looked at this. this is one that we've actually done some stuff on the problem is that it's another cloud based one. this time it is for education. but it is good i'm not going to tell you it is great. because it is cloud based i'm going to send you to sales force. thank you for everything you do for the city the charts suggested that the rest of september could be even uglier than we've had so far and i need you to know this stuff and brace yourself the last week of september could be the most brutal or you could profitif you really are very, very nimble and much more "mad money" ahead with ab net how are the tight supply chains impacting the 100-year-old electronic component supplier. and then tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and i'm looking back on that fa

long time cramer favorite, pioneer.able dividend train 75% of the free cash flow to shareholders. last month they moved up the timetable and started paying it almost immediately plus pioneer has great assets in the basin. they're worth a lot more as long as the industry remains disciplined about production scott sheffield cares about the environment. finally, diamondback energy. they will have buy backs for the moment, diamond back prefers buyback. they just announced a repurchase program. once it goes high enough management says they'll rollout a dividend since then, this thing is on fire it has more room to run. wow. what if these independent outfits are too risky? i get that say you want a stable dividend that is out of cash. then you've got chevron. that remains my favorite even when i hated the oil complex, i still like chevron. it is just that well run always has been. "ot" not only are they disciplined about production, they got involved in climate change they laid all of this out in great detail us sustainable a

"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 oney my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me or tweet me. let's accept that right now there's a widespread belief that you can't get into this market without losing money either because of the delta variant or the fed. believe me, i get it it's september september tends to be an ugly time to own stocks ebitda's today could have been worse. so how do you handle an increasingly gloomy market i've got a solution. you buy the stocks in companies to fit themes. what are themes? ones that you can always buy more if the stocks get clobbered. what kind of themes are rock solid enough to withstand the pressure of four straight days of losses. themes that you want to buy more of instead of kicking them out when you're down or kicking yourself what's safe to buy through a dramatic decline in airline traffic say down 70% in september. or how about this? how about a total train wreck wh

. >> i saidi earlier on twitter that jim cramer should just come out. and did he cramer is there. >> i love. >> it's only fitting you became part of the mix today. we have you from time to time with very much the same core group. i wanted to hear your thoughts. >> well i love the core group. and the problem with coming out is i think you said it best, guy it's a rolling correction. yet i find a lot of people are thinking look it's really interesting good market. and i don't think there is anything good about it but nothing bad about it i looked last night what time did i email you steph i i tried to find something good i found couplens said something good about the semishortage. the moment i let loose the email i realized find me something, is there anything to hang my hat on guys, scott, i have to tell you, yesterday the dow looked good. people saido, buy the dow. and that gave it up. yesterday nasdaq looked bad. got to buy the nasdaq now doing nothing. i just find i don't have anything exciting, nothing intrigues me i just am -- i'm not saying i'm bor

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>> it's cramer >> it's cramer [ laughter ] drilling in the cramer, yes. >> you wouldn't believe didn't. >> no, i wouldn't. you'll find some stuff, but you don't want any of it >> at $5, i can pipe myself there. >> there's some travel in there as well. some of airlines, the cruise lines hanging in there fid fidelity, timer had a great chart overlaying the number of cases against the reopening index what you saw was a huge -- the lockdown index, i should say, didn't really go anywhere we have found ways to live with it. >> royal caribbean, a lot of people felt completely b bushwhacked. a lot of people i know are back to cruising. so if our norwegian crews, you have to be vaccination nated so watch american express, this stock at 160, is a total play on -- >> yeah, i know. >> on people going out and spending david, the small bill g move is real >> they're facing the same issues, supply chain issues, that they have to get here and/or need a commodity. they're facing staffing issues, cost issues on all those commodities that they need to buy, if that's part of what they're doing. let me ask

i saw cramer's six things to be concerned about. i do think the big risk in the market longer term is a policy misstep, because we all know that we have real inflation in beef, we have inflation in poultry and pork and houses. but none of that gets picked up in the cpi and the pce if the fed is going to continue to wait until unemployment gets back to that level, while we have five jobs available for every four, we're in this unchartered kind of banana-land here that i don't know how that's going to play out i want to be really diversified, i love what i own but i'm definitely notgoing to make an big bets on what's going to happen over the next year because i think it's very unknown and there's a lot of uncertainties, mainly caused bit pandemic and the fed >> look, the negativity is certainly building so you can understand why people are getting a little cautious or nerves this week alone, what are we, thursday goldman cuts the growth forecast this week. morgan stanley downgrades u.s. equities to underwait. deutsche bank says expect

so i understand what cramer's talking about. do you think that this is a bigger issue for the markets that we need to be paying even more attention to than perhaps we already are >> i think that over the next couple of days, item 'm going t agree with jim's comments. the market's going to be very stormy i don't think this is going to resolve itself quickly ultimately, it will resolve and you'll say that was a tremendous buying opportunity, but there are some things to think about in the near term that are important. first of all, let's remember this is not something that the federal reserve can fix with liquidity. this goes beyond the bounds of their control. in addition to that, if you go back and you look at this absence of a 5% correction and you study it on a multimonth basis, the last time we went through this was in '16 through '18 and at the end of that, what you find was a significant short gamma or short volatility trade unwind and that's probably the most critical thing i'm watching here this is been a year where the v

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but don't go anywhere because "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to ma"mad money," so le me get this. two world leaders speak on the world for 90 minutes and tech buyers chew the results even

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we had a conversation you were on the program jim cramer came out and said this >> i just find -- i don't have anything exciting -- nothing intrigues me i just am -- i'm not saying i'm border because no market is ever boring to me but scott i don't anything compelling enough to say you buy this right here right now. >> all right, joe, what do you d do with that. >> i agree with jim. i think jim takes the perspective of being a longer term investor. there are things you can do in the market right now for trades. but in terms of opportunities for long-term investing, i agree with jim, i don't see many, scott. i think now you have expanded the list of concerns you have for the month beyond thinking about the u.s. consumer, are they beginning to approach behavior with a little bit of frugality? we've got a looming government shutdown potential but you now also have concerns related to the chinese economy and i'm looking at my own portfolio today. my worst performing stock in the portfolio is starbucks really now i have to worry about starbucks. worry about apple, worry about nike you have to

service growth you did have the stock sell off and wall street quickly came to its defense as did cramer. i think you make the argument and jim doesn't take things likely and the feel and opinion of whether chapek has taken that company has evolved and morphed into where he's comfortable. jason, you own it and what do you think about this it's okay to buy disney again. so we've owned this for a year now. we bought it at the bottom of the market last summer and we paid 134 and the thesis is they would ultimately earn $10 a share. that's taken longer to get to than we thought and it is a long-term holding and because a lot of our clients have taxable portfolios, we can't just go in and out of it because if you're taking capital gains it goes into the total return. we think when it gets to $10 a share, maybe it will be trading at 18 times and 20 times and that will still be a discount to the market and disney of all companies still deserves a premium valuation. we believe in bob chapek and we believe in the strategy and we're holding it for the long run. i think this is the kind of company

don't forget, cramer has adobe and crm tonight on "mad money" and we'll get to the fed tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern time and let's get to the half. >> welcome back to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner the state of stocks after the worst state of your money in four months. is it safe to buy the dip or is it simply too soon we'll debate that with the committee as one member is buying today at least one we'll also be joined in a few minutes by morgan stanley's mike wilson who just revised his call on the market and you need to hear that. stephanie link, josh lebenthal and the stocks got a nice bump off the open at 11:00 it was all gone it's coming back a little. the dow is up 141. the s&p is good about 17 and a third or so of a percent and the nasdaq with a nice bounce of two-thirds of 1% and russell is good for 7.5 points. the tech has been volatile josh, the central question, buyable dip or is this the start of that correction that we've been thinking might be coming? what do you think because i look at you as a seller today and i see you selling a stock that you loved, that you

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. got another soft premarket as we threaten to extend the s&p's three-day losing streak. today it's the airlines joining the chorus of companies warning on q3. our road map begins with those covid headwinds. delta, american, united, jetblue and southwest all trimming their outlook due to the delta surge. >> china clamps down on gaming again, tencent, and some other tech giants continue to be battered by this regulatory squeeze. >>> and shares of gamestop tumbling despite a 25% increase in sales why investors remain cautious about the company's turnaround potential. let's dive into the airlines i guess, jim the only bright spot in the case of delta, at least they do see bookings recovering somewhat in the last ten days. >> it's funny because we all know, david's talked about this endlessly that the business traveler doesn't seem to be coming back. and that's a zoom situation. this is about leisure traveling and clearly about the delta variant. what really concerns me is that when you --

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jim cramer joins us now. there are so many things to talk about today. crypto, what strikes your fancy today? what are you watching? >> we do have the chairman, gary gensler on we're going to be talking about crypto and what are the real regulations if there really are in the wild west as we heard from the clip earlier the chinese crackdown, we're going to try to figure out some of the parts for some of the casino companies they could be north of where they are even if you get a say 40% decline in business. i think we have to talk about the idea that every time the market rallies sellers come in i think they're trying to get ahead of what it's historically been for 20 years a very difficult period in the markets, becky. you can tell the momentum sucks people in and people lose money. we've got to be a little more careful, a little more circu circumspect. >> do you think if people are trying to get ahead of it that maybe diminishes the potential downturn later or is there no way of knowing at this point >> absolutely it does. i think that they sell earlie

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber back together at the new york stock exchange premarket is a little soft as the numb of sell side firms can under thing their u.s. equity outlook now grows to nearly half a dozen. meantime, more firms cutting q3 guidance on supply chain kbie dance. our road map begins with coinbase versus the s.e.c. faf facing legal action, coinbase accusing the regulator of, quote, sketchy behavior and of making a land grab. >> plus, car wars, ford poaches the head of apple's top secret car project and a former tesla executive. >>> and betting on payments, jpm and paypal announcing some new deals in that space. we'll get to it. first, jim, great to have you back after a long absence. >> thank you so much. >> i know you were talking about the sell side desks that were cutting their targets for the end of this year or next year. >> bank of america is probably the most threatening this may not end now but when it ends it could end badly. when i read that what it does is basically says september has been weak historically not a good month at all. october has

"mad money" tonight, jim cramer will have the ceo of affirm.'t want to miss that. >>> the stock was up 3%, 4%. i didn't know whether that meant someone with gotten an early look, but now it's up 17%. massive growth the customer and partnership growth is from a small base, but the consumer up to 7 million is a huge jump. >> everyone's decided that it really does create this relationship between merchants directly having a connection with their customer, right because the merchants kind of endorse this program so customers like it the problem, if it becomes a problem is when consumers aren't so flush, you worry about consumer credit, and you have not made the huge up-front interest income that they have already paid that's not today's business. that's where this goes eventually >> it's a huge point, whether this is a sign of the top of the market, just extending so much credit maybe there's experts. they're not getting paid the same left, that's for sure so we'll see what happens. kate, what is your view on this one? >> affirm is one we have look

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jim cramer living up to the nickname jimmy chill saying nothing exciting the markets and the professor jeremy siegal saying we are in the eighth ink inning, headed towards correction but more room to run. i want to toss it to you guys. doesn't look like anyone told the markets. every s&p is sector in the red consumer discretionary in ohr flat where do you see opportunities for your money right now, farmer jim, right now >>s in a great discussion all week you set it up nicely part of the discussion from this week, including jim cramer wabo, was the idea that the market can't rally unless the fang names, about 23% of the s&p 500 rally with it. i haven't had a chance -- i haven't been on to say this. but that's not true. we saw last year from october of last year to may of this year that cyclicals rallied and the market went up while apple and amazon lange wish and were down at some points about 15% so that's actually something i think you could see happen in the near future. that cyclicals which have been beaten down very badly since may, take the baton from fang and lead the market high

i know josh brown and jim cramer both will get mad at me. this was a trade back on june 7th i bought crowdstrike at 214.25. i specifically bought it because at the time long duration assets were correcting significantly. i took advantage of that >> okay. >> now i'm beginning to suspect that longer duration assets are going to roll over the other way and that's what crowdstrike is so i'm ringing the register. i still believe in cyber security fort net is my longer position >> i love the disclarm you know you'll catch some heat for selling a much loved stock like this. >> absolutely. absolutely but, within the portfolio, i amman-- i am smanage my portfolios that got me in the trade for the same reason to get out of a trade i suspect we're going to the other way and i get out of crowdstrike. >> i also wanted you to give some picks remember i said going into q4 what are your favorite sectors, what are your lease favorite sectors and what are you best stocks you gave american express and lulu >> financials, consumer discretionary. these are secto

this morning, guys cramer said his sources within the s.e.c. did not look kindly on armstrong's thread and in cramer's own view, shameful behavior and something armstrong should take back i point out, a fair amount of, argue, supportfor armstrong's stance and at least the company deserves a more pro active view of where regulation is headed rather than what they received so far on lend >> yes look, he did get support on twitter, but i think the real question is, what is gensler going to do now about regulating crypto armstrong was clear. they want to follow the rules. if rules are vague it is contingent upon the s.e.c. to clarify the rules. i think this really is going to be a moment here, jon, where we are going to have to see much more clarification and rules that are clear across the board, because if some of the services are already operating, you have a state like new jersey already crack down on blockbying offering can not be a state-by-state situation dealing with crypto and we need more guidance. >> either that or a crisis for everybody

j nor do i want to dismiss seasonality which cramer says starts today actually historically today for this period not to mention today is quad witching you can explain to people why there is interest in the expirations, why there is a thought it could bring more volatility on a day like today and we do have stocks down across the board can you explain that to people, please >> sure. and scott, i think the michigan sentiment index today was a little negative. the fact that they project year -- up a year out, 4.7% inflation in the same sentiment index that the university of michigan does also a little reason to be softer in the market ahead of september 22nd then i think we're just fine but to the quad witching topic, judge, they separated out the s&p 500 from the other of the three, which makes four, of course, s&p 500 closes on the opening prints of those constituent trades today so that's already done then you've got options -- index options and futures that close on the closing prints of all of these. and that's in the past we had seen some pretty significant impact as people, you k

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. >> that was in 2015, that distinct voice, distinct demeanor, appearing confident with jim cramer. who's going to testify in this trial? will we see rupert murdoch, who was a theranos investor, and what about the text messages we heard about with her ex-boyfriend also accused of fraud. joining us, paula canny, part of some big trials throughout the years, scott peterson of course. nice to have you back on the program, paula. you've watched a lot of these high-profile trials unfold, what stands out at this point? i know it's early, but what stands out to you? >> this trial has a little bit of everything. as you said, there's greed, thievery, a lot of really rich people lost a lot of money. there's a little bit of love for her boyfriend, sonny balwani was initially charged as a co-defendant, but elizabeth holmes got the case severed. that means they're he being tried separately, and she's saying all the thing the she did is because how mean he was to her. elizabeth holmes saying you are my breeze in the desert, my ocean, my everything. so that kind of, exactly, flies in the face of h

i'm david faber along with jim cramer let's give you a look at futures as we get to open the market aalf-hour from now numbers just out home prices up 19.7% in july compared to a year ago you can see, of course, jim, where we are headed here it is all about perhaps the nasdaq that's where our road map is going to start right now, actually, with the -- let's call it a flight from tech. nasdaq futures, they're down sharply. bond yields, they're up sharply, and investors are awaiting any tea leaves from fed chair powell and treasury secretary yellen who both will be on capitol hill this morning >> plus, with tech under pressure, we're live from code lisa su on the semi shortage and a lot more >> and robinhood's ceo defends the democratization of markets interesting back and forth with citadel. let's start with the markets you were talking about it at the end of "squawk box." we have a yield above 1 1/2. dollar hitting 11-month highs. continued concerns about supply chain. we were talking about that yesterday. "squawk box" talked about the ports in l.a just one of so many different issues

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. and core cpi, less than expected futures up on news and cpi data shows inflation less hot and that's than forecast in august. >> and making an emergency ios fix to close a spyware flaw and this as the company prepares to unveil that latest phone lineup later today. >> congressional democrats pushing ahead with new tax hike plans. plus aoc making the message clear last night at the met gail la we'll dive into cpi to start the morning. year on year, 53 in line 4 core a little light. used cars down. >> finally. >> the mannheim index, david, i tell you over and giver again. something you have to follow-up a slight dip of course, we don't have anything other than saying there's a possibility. victor to be an end to have chip shortage to a certain point. i am not finding that to be the case much as i find it being beleaguering outside wholesalers. the cpi number, david, people saying find something that's not hot? it flies in the face of the bearish narrative, and i don't have any answer fo

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber has the day off.e're watching bitcoin, fed-speak, a ten-year yield breaking out further our road map begins with china, evergrande, global investors still in limbo, and nike lower on the dow that crackdown, china is vowing to root out illegal activities, as they call it, and ban cryptomining nationwide. the cdc clearing the way for mill years of americans to get the third covid vaccine shot jim was talking with the squawk gang about crypto. they are clearly of the view that transactions in crypto are illegal. >> yeah, i think a lot of the people who are backers of crypto will always be backers of crypto they remind me of fans you can tell me that the philadelphia eagles, they're great, that's what they do, and i don't mean this facetiously. people were saying this is good news for crypto. it is not. what the chinese want to know is where the money is they want crypto open. they don't want anyplace -- remember what xi is saying, data is everything. the data is hidden for crypto, and he's ending that so

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. in a few moments, s.e.c. chair gary gensler is with us to discuss everything from crypto regulation to china to spacs to gamification and payment for order flow lots to get to with the chair. in the meantime, futures steady. china weakness is again on the radar. nice upside surprise from empire today at nearly twice the estimate, david. >> carl, yeah, we do have a special show for our viewers today as we will devote our first half hour with s.e.c. chair gary gensler this follows his testimony before the senate banking committee yesterday. we have so many important issues to cover with the s.e.c. chair we're going to hope to move through sort of some of the following regulatory topics, crypto, robinhood, specifically, payment for order flow, the spac market china, of course concerns there as well or here over the vie structure that's used by so many u.s. listed chinese companies. want to get to the fallout from the meltdown of archegos, also esg. you can tell lots to do. with that let'

jim cramer >> you know why i'm angry?i'll feel better that was really horrible just a first-class eatdown. >> jim, i had everyone telling me that the public is all in on dallas and i actually had a free bet and i took dallas in the over and i didn't change it i don't know, dak prescott, first time he's played at home in a while -- >> there was emotion there >> i really thought -- so the public was right 90%, 80% was on dallas and they were right. they were really right i didn't change it i'm sorry for you. i feel bad i thought about you. >> i appreciate that. >> but i did stick to my guns on that one and said, i really think dallas -- >> that was a good call. just unfortunate >> next sunday >> we plays the chiefs that will be an easy game. the fact that they lost -- that doesn't matter andy reid hopefully is healthy that's going to be a close game. very close if you give the eagles 21. very close. >> exactly thanks, jim. >>> the 10-year treasury yield above 1.5% hitting its highest level in three months our next guest say

remember, though, cramer says watch out.ain, just about a half hour to go until the opening bell that does it for us today. gentlemen, see you back here tomorrow, and we hope we see all of you back here with us too right now it's time for "squawk on the street. >> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim fa cramer got nor cautionary notes from the sell side on commodity inflation, tax policy risk and now 3m warning about q 3 inflation running hot. our road map begins with the risks for equities stocks are set to rally. goldman says tax reform not reduced economic growth is

kevin cramer always a pleasure, thank you, sir.g her to reverse fund on police funning. wait till you hear what she says now. maria: welcome back, it has been another deadly year for the city of chicago. 584 murders in the city so far in 2021. can you imagine that it's up from the same time a year ago? now mayor lightfoot is refunding the police after saying she wants to defund the police. she slashed nearly $60 million from the police department budget. lightfoot unveiled new 16 billion-dollar budget for 2022 and now she says she's boosting police spending to nearly $1.9 billion. dagen, do you think this is a mia culpa or this is just trying to say face? dagen: a defund of police movement and actual actions that you have seen in places like new york and chicago that it's a failure but it's very difficult to reverse harm dope by the demonization of law enforcement officers. the demonization has same effect as defunding the police departments in the sense of it makes it difficult for police officers to do their jobs. it discourages

i'm in for jim cramer and "mad money. we have a huge lineup tonight.e-set the five markets that have defined 2021 and how to play them into the end of the year. meme stocks, crypto, spacs and china esg, have the trades had their 15 minutes of fame or are they here to stay. we have questions and answers on each of these ahead this hour. but we'll start with the rise of the retail trader and in the so-calle

remember, though, cramer says watch out. we've been up and giving it back during the session we will see, again, just about a half hour to go until the opening bell that does it for us today. gentlemen, see you back here tomorrow, and we hope we see all of you back here with us too right now it's time for "squawk on the street. >> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim fa cramer got nor cautionary notes from the sell side on commodity inflation, tax policy risk and now 3m warning about q 3 inflation running hot. our road map begins with the risks for equities stocks are set to rally. goldman says tax reform not reduced economic growth is the key risk for investors p >> kansas city southern says it will terminate its merger agreement with canadian national it's giving it five business days to come back with a better bid than canadian pacific's currently favored deal. >>> beijing looking to bring up allie pay, china's most popular payments app that 3m news rolled in about a half a

i'm jim cramer, see you tomorrow >>> a live look in los angeles, where the free britney movement justy. i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc the president's economic agenda hanging in the balance democrats at odds. >> we have our differences of opinion. we're not a lock-step rubber stamp party. >> can the negotiator in chief strike a deal before the big vote >>> cracking down on fake news youtube bans all vaccine misinformation critics calling the move a