welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. ch you, put this in context, call me, 1-800-743-cnbc, tweet me @jim cramer that was ugly. dow falling

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"mad money" starts now >> hey i am cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. my job is not only to entertain you but educate and teach you, call me, 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer the dow industrials. you need to prepare yourself for some intensity all the most important companies in this entire market. i do not have time to kofcover of these let me tell you what to look for from the biggest names there are so much tech they think tech is done, especially the big dog, microsoft, apple and facebook. it was driven by a belief that the economy is about to get stronger because of a stimulus bill and the only way you should play is sell, tech and buy the industria industrials. well, we are going to get to see this it is probably not until the election take monday. we are from otis worldwide some people see this as a stimulus otis is more of chinese elevaorr maintenance. biden stock, people perceive biden is being soft on china monday night, two major tests, i keep on telling you about the bull market. listen to nxp. the other there are periods of happening. t

"mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. my job is not just to entertain you but to teach you call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me maybe we spend so much time focusing on covid-19 or the election or the stimulus even if all those stuff matter today which the dow lost 222 points maybe we should leave room for something else maybe we should leave room for leadership the kind that allows companies to transcend macro out performance. leadership like the kind of leadership we are getting from dr. lisa sue, the ceo of amd for those of you who have been living under a rock, lisa sue, may be the formal executive at our time she arrived to our country she went to mit where she picked up her bachelor and master's and phd, she's a total east coast heavy weight she came to amd in 2012, took over ceo in 2014, back when the stock was trading at 2 bucks at the time amd was one of the worth balance sheets of any publicly traded company. lisa su is one of the most competitive people i have ever met even though her background was not engineer

welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. my job is not just to educate but to teach you, put this in context, call me, 1-800-743-cnbc, tweet me @jim cramer that was ugly. dow falling 158 points facebook reported amazing number last time. amazon gave you an amazing upside surprise and it got steam rolled it was hideous nonenonetheless, and i know that. there is the right way to look at it or the wrong way we don't look at the action and we are back to form an opinion about the quarter. that's the wrong way the right way when a company reports great number and the stock gets slammed, you look at the set up often because of an event like say an impending election. i am expecting massive confusion. one of the most confusing weeks of my career unless the results are blow out this day, we may not know who won plus with mail ballots nobody wants to unstock a bowl of confusion why not sell everything on monday for starters, you are too late what the heck did you think was happening. more importantly you are not nimble enough to get b

"mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you and tweet you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer what if earnings just don't matter anymore nasdaq lost 1.65%. the reality is it depends, there are thousands of stocks for earnings still matter and matter a lot. there are a handful of high-profile names where they don't seem to mean a thing i have a list of the most i impervious ones. these are seven companies where buyers don't care how the underlying companies are doing they just want to own the stock. in each case the thesis so powerful that it overwhelms any mundane. what matters is everyday seems like a buying opportunity where the stock is up or down. the first magnificent seven, netflix. i saw a story today how new york is opening up theaters today 50 per showing who wants that why not stay-at-home and watch netfl netflix. no one is going to go to the movies around the world which means netflix must be true regardless of what the company says on its report when it reports and

welcome to cramer america. my job is not only to entertain but to put things in context call me or tweet me @jim cramer. don't you want to cut and run after a hideous day like today where the dow plunged 923 points and s&p plunged and the nasdaq down 3.73% would it be liberating to dump the shot shoot match and cash in your ira and take out your 401-k and sell funds to preserve some cash perfectly sensible emotion sure, that's the problem emotions whether trading or investing, you can't make decisions based on your feud you want to vanish the pain, i totally get that you are probably making a mistake. look at the tsunami of selling that we have today i may tell you to stand there and let the wave crushes you, i am simply telling you not to panic. i know from experience and i have been doing this for 40 years and i am not a calm guy. every time i panic, it costs me money. in four decades, i can remember one moment when panic was a strategy that's why in the fall of 2008 i made a rare sale everything call at the t

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"mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america.o teach you call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me maybe we spend so much time focusing on covid-19 or th

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welcome to cramer america. i am just trying to make you money. call me 1800-743-cnbc. the in that canasdaq at 2.3% >> the stocks are all flavors and sizes and including stocks that is rallying the same time from a certain perspective this move looks like it is driven by contradictory theories about the future take the election. today the market trended both trump and biden are going to win. seemingly impossible let me give you both perspectives on the republicans side, the president is feeling better and they're betting a big bound. trump is expected to leave walter reed medical at 6:00 p.m. we are monitoring the situation and keep you updated maybe he can make a come back and win the election that's the argument he started making today you should not worry so much about covid because we got great drugs that can beat this thing on the democratic side, biden has been getting strong pollings, much better than hillary clinton. a landslide victory. that's some real possibility the democrats want this election to be a referendum on covid. even the president is fine, the whi

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america's been waiting for. only from verizon. >>> shift to cnbc headquarters where jim cramer joins us now. from when you were there, jim. i think some of the residual -- you left an imprint. some of the systems you put in place -- >> i'd like to think i played a major role if you ask david favor he would say the imprint of my time at goldman sachs really determined his path with the idea that what you do is you don't take any real risk, just bring in assets. when someone wants to buy stock, you make sure you find the other side and that's why that stock is up. but the rest of the group is down so it gets pulled down by the etfs i didn't have etfs when i strengthened the business there. >> overalthough do you think that solomon has it positioned well >> yeah. i mean, look, they're making it versus last quarter, but last quarter had vicious volatility but i think you're seeing them take a lot of share and when they take share i think it sticks with it, particularly it's zoom share, which is incredible you can take share during a time when you have people there but they did it. they did it in

company in america, maybe other than tesla i think amd is doing incredibly well and i think you can do without inify. just my feeling. let's go to joe in new york. joe? >> caller: mr. cramer, what's going on how are you this evening >> i'm doing all right how are you? >> caller: i'm doing well. a stock i'm bullish on midterm and that would be anheuser-busch, b.u.d. generate a billion dollars yearly relentless transformative acquisition and although a 10% decline in sales and a 50% decline in ebit -- >> think they'll do that growth. i think beer has peeked. the only beer company that is growing is consolation that's a tough stock to own. i don't think -- i think it's the clears that are working right now and bourbon is working and that's really about it all right. if you want to understand this unstoppable market, i need you to look at the stock of tesla. individual investors are back. they're better and bigger than ever and i congratulate them on "mad money" tonight, i'm sitting down with the ceo of new core to talk about the company's recent resurgence. i know electric vehicles are top of mind for many new investors i'm eyeing one of the newer plays in the space and tell