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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 make you some money my job isn't just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. i know what you're thinking, why even consider owning anything, let alone buying anything. come back when it's over dow plunging 1,165 points. s&p 4.04%, and nasdaq the site of the blast zone nosediving 4.73%. shuddering numbers we don't know when it will stop and opportunity begins i got in the market when the dow jones was below 100. it's now 30,000 points you think i've never seen this selloff before i've seen dozens, all a little different, etfs push good stocks down with the bad. this has extreme quality to it what's the matter with this or that stock it's hard to time the bottom not many people can get out on the way down and back in at better price it's not cricket or kosher or whatever to say -- i should say -- look, i was able to accumulate great wealth, not bragging, b

i'm jim cramer.h starts now >> mystery and fear in alabama with an inmate on the run. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> manhunt for an accused killer who escaped from jail and the guard charged with helping him do it. >> this is why it's an extremely dangerous person >> the surveillance video and the theories, plus the sheriff joins us on the case >> russians continue to pound mariupol from the air. >> evacuation now under way. smoke rises over the now bombed out mariupol steel plant where women and children have been holed up for weeks their stories and the treacherous road ahead

so stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question, tweet cramer, #madtweets or give us a call at 1800743cnbc. miss something head to madmoney.com >>> after six months of intense misery the cloud stocks may finally be showing some signs of life look at salesforce this stock was cut in half from its peak in november to its lows last week, but thanks to the market wide rally it's rebounded a bit off those levels all along i said this was about the wall street fashion show not salesforce's actual business which continues to do great. it's just the market turned against cloud stocks in general. when salesforce reported at the close today they knocked it out of the park with a set of better than expected numbers and solid though bit of imperfect guidance maybe it's got more room to run. let's check it out with the chairman and co-founder and ceo of salesforce. welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, thank you for having me, and it's great to be back with you. >> well, mark, i've got to tell you i h

"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 some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or twitter me at jim cramer let's talk about what we've lost the groups that are no longer working. the ones that need to turn around if we're ever going to guess a sustainable rally and out of this miserable period. these stocks are former leaders that have been taken out and shot just shot endlessly even as the fundamentals are often in tremendous shape. not good shape not great shape. fabulous shape after captivating the market for eight years they've become mill stones around the necks of investors everywhere and that is where you are end up with a situation in a day like today, kind of a somber day not a day of real interest, dow up 57 points and s&p gaining 8% and nasdaq inching up .22% and it is a tremendous session a huge win for the bulls that is where we are now the first group of dethrown leaders, let'

cramer we have to do our part in congress. when we look at how we execute the project to date i have some concerns and i also see some positives. on the concerned side how do we average a billion dollars a year in budget request of the next 20 years. the dry dock replacement in portsmouth in maine not virginia was estimated by the navy to cost $250 million in the cost doubled and that it increased another $250 million as a result the first contracts of today i'm particularly interested in hearing from you on how we build permanent lessons learned for the siop portfolio. the navy has invested well over the statutory required 6% investment program since 27 -- the work of the jail has never been more important it is today so i'm glad to have the testimony before the committee. the navy can modernize it's capital and shipyard operations the madam chair thank you for leading the charge in this hearing to discuss ocean -- in detail. >> thank you madam chair and i want to thank you and senator kaine and all of my colleagues for condu

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica call me at 1-800-743-cnbc, tweet me @jim cramer the market should have bounced hard today because interest rates were down and there's no real bad news. instead we got our usual crazy swoon before a decent recovery, the dow sinking 104 points and the nasdaq which has really been horrendous inching up 0.06%. maybe what we've been doing the travel trust, which you know if you're a member of the investing club is high grading, swapping it with lower risk stocks that better fit the current environment. we're still selling the high risk names that don't work, and it is painful. we want to be careful to buy stocks with storage that can handle a slowdown, we ended up selling getting -- a good portfolio manager never sells his winner to fund his losers, even if it's embarrassing. we're not complacent either way. we are very worried about the wealth discretion in crypto. by hang our heads on the ones great for stocks, but we can never stop looking f

. >> "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. week meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my 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 "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but do a lot of teaching here so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer i know that there have been more spark. we even rallied at the end of the session. gaining 9 points as we inch up .1% and nasdaq sinking 23% but that is not tell today's story it is tough to enjoy the bounce because anyone who trusts in a rebound is mauled by one of the most vicious bears i've seen that is how you get seven straight weeks of losses you're never going to 2001 days before we find something this terrible at some point you think the sellers would say enough already, all rig

"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. want to make friends, i'm trying to help you save money my job is not just to entertain but educate and put days like this in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the fed is at war with inflation and they didn't exactly win the battle with today's consumer price index this morning we got another overheated cpi, not as bad as last month but too elevated talk about the fed winning or fight against inflation the fight to tamp down spending, allowing overstretched supply chains to play catch up, ease something of the strain of the labor market and, of course, make it so it doesn't cost so much for dinner. there's at least one front in this war where jay powell does keep winning and it's one that you and i don't want to hear it's one that is driving us crazy. he's winning the fight against the stock market. [ applause ] >> or remember the stock market is an amazing source of funds to buy things, raise kids, retire with them, take vacations, and it's all being oblitera

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 make friends i'm just trying you to save you some money. so call me at 800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. when all else fails, all else fails. we're seeing a wholesale revaluation of which stocks are still worth opening and the list gets shorter every day the dow plunges 654 points s&p plummets 3.2% and the nasdaq, what can i say nosedive, 4.29%. let's get into this and figure out what's going on. i'm tired of everybody losing money. even the beloved oils today. you have to understand this. even the beloved oils today say, you know what, anything is vulnerable here. this was the last bastion of safety this is going to sound very counterintuitive, but i'm going to tell you why you might want to be a contrarian when they take out the last of the leaders and shoot them, in this case the oil and gas stocks, that means we're much closer to a bottom than a top. this sell-off started in november i said that in the morning meeting at 10

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now i turned to senator cramer for his remarks. >> thank you, chairwoman hirono as well as chairman king and ranking member sullivan for agreeing to hold the steering jointly discussed a range of important naval shipyard issues that crossbar jurisdictions and let's face it is not just the issue of the day. it's the issue of the day with regard to the future of the navy. as i think about our naval shipyards it is striking to me how intertwined they are with our nation's history. in other words, they are really old. even before independence, for example, norfolk naval shipyard near and dear to senator kaine was first established in '17 67 under british flag as gosport shipyard and sees seven years later during the revolutionary war. there's not even a senator that all anymore, is there? in the 1790s the u.s. as chesapeake one of the first six u.s. navy ships off verizon founded by congress was builtau there. the first drydock in western hemisphere opened in '18 33 known as drydock one and now the story national landmark. it is still in use today. think about it, it's 189 years old and stil

if you want to listen to cramer, that's the kind of company you want to buy. that falls into the adam parker school of thought which is earnings actually can go up. they raised guidance 8.5%. you have that on one hand, in the adam parker cramer camp on that back to mike wilson, i can justify that thinking about inflation and adjusted multiple on the market overall. so you have two forces battling it out this year. >> yeah. >> i think there's so much nuance in it, and you can have a wilson being correct, cramer correct, and adam parker being correct. as we talk about all the time, depends what the time frames are. mike wilson might be right in the relatively short term and adam and jim and i might be right long term on individual companies producing decent earnings. >> that's why it is so hard as weiss so honestly says maybe i'm the wrong guy to ask when things are going to turn. you know, i don't always pick the right spot took me a long time after bearish in '08 in '09 and missed a lot. there are other calls that the worst at least for now is behind us, dr. j

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jim cramer last night said just go big 100 basis points do it.d-aid off get it out of the way. do you agree or do we have the fed drag all year and parsing every word from every fed speaker every day? >> that sounds like a fun way to spend the rest of the year, brian. >> sorry. >> i'm in the camp that the fed is using forward guidance and rhe rhetoric we saw that this week to be hawkish. show the commitment to raising interest rates in a fast and furious way to tamp down inflation. they are really committed to lowering prices here now the question is will they be able to move as fast as they are talking and will the talk be enough to really dampen demand and do the job ahead of them before raising rates the fact of the matter is if they don't have a lot of tools in their chest to really help the economy and if we are going into recession or massive slowdown, interest rates are still very low and moving very quickly is going to slowdown the economy much quicker than anyone would like to see and it would put them in a difficult position because the

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amazon removed from focus list at citi cramer says may mark the bottom for amazon. what do you think of this? >> three vectors determine the outcome of tech and other sectors. number one, will the fed be more aggressive, 75 basis points? that's out there number two, when will the consumer roll over hasn't shown signs of doing that yet. number three, at the end of the day have we had the capitulation, i say no having seen this movie before in the past, what i want is a big event, 3,000 point down day, hedge fund blows up or this cycle maybe a bitcoin company goes to zero somebody is in trouble now somebody huge. overleveraged, probably, don't know who they are. you look back at great bottoms, it is on a day of absolute chaos because somebody goes to zero. i want that. i would like to sacrifice somebody, not me, of course, but somebody, and i am not levered, somebody out there is, and they're going to zero. that will be the bottom. but we're nowhere near that. this slow grind down is painful and it will continue. >> what happens to kevin o'leary who said the slowdown

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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. we're in the eye of the storm. only when we got down almost 20% from our highs did we reel liza the storm wasn't that violent. we're dealing with a normal cyclical downturn and not serious systemic devastation and that's how the dow rallied the nasdaq came all the way back going up 3.82% still a tough week but a nice finish i think we've simply been overrun by bad events which make habitual dip buyers too terrified to take action the parade of horribles is committed to memory by now ukraine, inflation, china lockdown when you add a fourth, the bitcoin crash it all becomes too much and the market falls apart and people are worried about the center not holding a funny thing happens when stocks go down, though, the risk goes down too. which is one reason the market so often finds a

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cramer: since that time there has been a run-up in oil prices. i don't necessarily agree with your assessment of the situation, but let me tell you what else they respond to. they respond to chilling market signals being sent by this administration. and this is a pretty good example of it. when i look at action on climate related financial risks it is one message after another, do not produce more oil in the united states of america. you have john kerry saying, i somebody else's. -- buy somebody else's. have the moratorium on federal drilling. now they open up 20% of the available drilling, but then they announced they are not going to love any chilling on the 20 acres that are open for easements. but fsoc itself, including the sec evaluating these rules, these are chilling messages. the fed with its committees to better understand climate risk. even the department of defense, as we evaluated the national defense authorization act, president five times in his opening statement to the armed services committee, secretary of defense lloyd austin use

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"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer.welcome to cramerica other people make friends, i try to make you money. call me at 800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jim cramer it is the interest rate, stupid. that is my take on this market the yield and the benchmark 10-year treasury spike

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. >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," on j carl quintanilla and jim cramer. on a week where macros are going to take the wheel amount of lot of fed speak on cpi on wednesday. futures under pressure as yields continue to climb this morning we got the ten-year near 3.2, settled back just a bit, maybe on that boss particular headline >> i think that what we are up against is each this morning we were down substantially at 4:30, 536 i think we have to take out levels every single -- this morning was negative and i tend to believe that what the -- except for the s&p 500 is doing a lot better than the nasdaq and the nasdaq is filled with companies that are under in their cash position or in danger of going through their cash position not great. >> truist this morning, even though half of nasdaq components are off 50% from the 52-week high, nasdaq in a recession scenario, they argue, down 17 to 10-k or so are you there? >> i am not. this isn't 2020. the companies we are talking about are making fortuned. it is the bottom half of the russel 1,000 are horrible. the to

they are not a bunch of clowns >> jim cramer, we will see you in just a couple of minutes. tonight on "mad money." stay tuned you're watching "squawk" on cn le.bciv ♪ >>> since they released earnings this morning, we've been shows you charts of walmart and home depot and these are two divergent stocks right now walmart down and home depot up home depot beat on the top and bottom lines and raised their estimates for the full year. walmart missing on the bottom line estimates and cutting its profit forecast as well. joining us right now, retailers like target that are yet to report and this hour's retail sales data too is the ceo and chief research officer at telsi advisory group what are your thoughts >> i think it was a miss on execution. you look at home depot, they were able to manage through the headwinds of inflation and they raised the guidance. i think we're seeing bifurcations in how companies are lapping last year's results and i think on the apparel side, we're beginning to see a little bit of a moderation in sales and promotional levels tick up i think it's going

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the ceo was on "mad money" last night with jim cramer. it is a gain of 11%. for all of the stories we heard through earnings season, this is one with significant upside and companies are desperate to protect from the cyber attacks this is where it is showing up >>> on the opposite end, ross stores shares plunging comp sales came in below expectations the ceo said the quarter started with stronger sales and under performed during the balance this is what happened with all of the retailers april was a tricky month colder weather and a lot of them have talked about that being a problem. you had really quickly changing consumer patterns. things buying were different from before. ross stores is the end of the consumer and more pressure felt there. that stock down 28% which is similar to what we have seen with shares of target this week after they wound up with more inventory and higher inflation pressure big question is when those pressure get passed on to consumers. that is what we are waiting to see. >>> meantime, applied materials of $1.85 missed estimates. the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber is on assignment dow futures lower after three up days and a retail blowup is at the center as target collapses oil at $115. the vix close to 27. rising cost pressures weighing on target, their worst day since black monday the inflation challenge for investors, futures point to a lower open the dow is on track for its first loss in four days. and shareholder rebuke, jpmorgan investors rejecting jamie diamond's $56.2 million bonus. we'll start with target. brian cornell said to hold him accountable. >> 13 weeks ago, we had a very different outlook for the year i'll take complete accountability for the fact we didn't project properly the rising cost of transportation and freight. we didn't call the billion dollars back then. things moved rapidly we didn't expect them to shift we were looking at consumers getting back to normal we didn't expect this. and we certainly didn't project the impact on our supply chain so we own that i own that we're working to turn that around we're confident we will. >> sounds like you're more than willing to hol

i'm scott wapner with jim cramer let's take a look at futures because it looks like we are going to openigher this morning. s&p would open higher by about 63 the dow more than 400-point gain and the nasdaq about 250 points. our road map this morning starts with a really good consumer checkup. walmart with a big earnings miss while home depot boosts its outlook. musk's bot battle, throwing the fate of his deal in doubt over possible fake accounts and shares of city popping, warren buffett revealing a $3 billion stake in that bank we do begin with the markets along with today's results from home depot and walmart we really need to start, jim, with walmart it's good to be with you you're a fire-breathing dragon this morning on "squawk box" about walmart. i haven't seen you this upset about earnings particularly around walmart this is the second biggest gap down on earnings -- >> you got to execute. the problems that are affecting walmart are affecting everybody but walmart seems to have not been able to handle it you could argue, look, they don't have the managerial talent that's needed. th

jim cramer agreed with him we won't know until we hit it. there will be a short-term bottom whether it is the bottom who knows. it will be a short-term bottom that send buyers into bonds. 10-year yield down to 2.84%. something else to watch by the way. we don't talk about credit we probably start to need to credit, debt, corporate debt, is starting to look shaky the jnk, the widely held high yield etf continues to fall. indicating concern about the balance sheets of some lower credit graded companies. jnk is down 13% this year. remember, especially as the credit people will tell you, that leads to the stock market jnk. something to watch >>> let's watch the other top corporate headlines, including new york attorney genejgeneral' office going after social media companies. bertha coombs is back with that. >> reporter: the new york attorney general's office will investigate social media companies including twitch and 4chan over the shooting at the buffalo supermarket last week that left ten dead and three injured. >>> nhtsa investigating the te

cramer? >> no. between his comments yesterday, his political comments, dan oz taking down those numbers as well. >> the political comments were extraordinary, weren't they? if you watch the time of when he's sending these, i mean, you know, look, i don't sleep much, but he's sending a tweet pretty much every hour around the clock for days now how do you do that >> andrew and jim, on a complete aside, andrew, we were talking about $7 gas and maybe $5 probably the top it's different in every state. i happened to see this article what's going on at washington state. did you see this they ran out of gas in some stations now the washington state gas stations are adjusting their -- what they're able to show because they need two digits they had to stop at nine the it too offensively the article is "washington state gas stations run out of fuel, prep for $10 a gallon." seven won't be nationwide, probably, but in different states, what could we get to >> add a piece of tape with a "1" on it? >> add a piece

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if you listen to a conversation that cramer and i had this morning on "squawk on the street," he would tell you walmart issues have to do with walmart, they didn't have the right products and executed poorly you could say look what home depot did. they had fewer transactions but people spent more. they were up against tough comps and beat them. they're just executing better in some people's minds. >> don't have a choice but to spend more judge. >> you have to be careful where you look >> judge, the walmart and home depot consumer do not have a choice but to spend more and the ceos of both companies are already talking about a change in consumer behavior the next place that's going to start to show up is people moving transactions from cash to credit card. the next place it will show up after that, just be ready for this, we're going to see chargeoffs and people not paying bills. it has been a long time since we have seen that it is a great labor market which should keep that in check. not telling you it is a calamity i'm just telling you, this is not a great environment for the consume

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"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. to "mad money," welcome to cramerica call me at 1-800-743-cnbc, tweet me @jim cramer the market should have bounced hard today because interest rates were down and there's no real bad news. instead we got our usual crazy swoon before a decen