hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you money. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. and the winner is, cloud computing going away. i'm not just talking about the breaks, the fabled second leg of the horseracing triple krouchb. i'm talking triple crown in stocks. with the dow only gaining 90 points, the nasdaq climbing a very strong .82%. so what happened today that made cloud computing the business, not the horse, break away from the pack before the first term was completed? i think some of it is a total delayed reaction, last week's salesforce.com reported one of the best quarters of the year. the ceo right here spoke about companies not being hamstrung by keeping all their data and hardware on premises, and have the data on the cloud. in this case is partner is amazon. it helps you draw attention to what happens if you adopt the cloud and bring out companies cloudforce to sift through all of your data. salesforce seemed to be all caught up in what happ

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 to educate and tweet you. what the heck is it going to take to get this market really going. the house managed to pass an obamacare repeal yesterday. a very strong jobs number, with unemployment at an 11-year low. but the market meanders during the day. it just wasn't the huge upday that i think you could have expected given all that good news, bought rights now we're caught between those that think the economy isn't all that strong, as demonstrated by the weakness in the commodity complex versus retail sales. what could tip things in favor of the bulls? if the white house and congress can come together on some kind of tax reform, this market would roar if they would pass what our president describes as the biggest tax cut in history. although have you noticed he tends to you hyperbole? however the markets clearly skeptical of washington's ability to get things done, because

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welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica, and of course welcome to cramerica's west coast outmepost at cnbc station. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. on a sedate day where the s&p fell 1.7%. but the nasdaq screams still higher to a new all-time high climbing 0.73%. the fanning names, facebook, amazon, netflix and google are on fire. these stocks won't quit. it almost feels like there's a surge of money coming into the group, yet there isn't an etf that is part of fanning and the fanning acronym is just something i coined years ago, when it felt like these were the only stocks that went higher in a bear market. apple has the same clip in its step as the owningers. aapl. how do i feel about this run? honestly i can't say i'm too fond of facebook going up last wednesday. yet the stock gets hammered anyway. some of that is very simple to understand. the ceo is always justify front about spending, he spends to win. there's never a sense in the call that investors come first. of course we know that zuckerberg's philosophy is not so much different than apple's view, you ha

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>> caller: this is a big boo-yah from brother jim's church of cramerica. i have invested in amazon, and due to that, i have tried to concentrate my online purchases to amazon, but i've noticed that amazon appears to almost always limit free shipping to prime members. so i found the same things on other sites, mostly ebay, that ship for free. so due to this, i'm questioning amazon's is online selling. i know it's only part of amazon, but it's what the company was built on. what do you think? >> no, i think amazon is fine. it's -- you know, it's a great revenue growth story. it actually had good profits last time. i prefer it to ebay. ebay had a so-so quarter. i say stick with amazon. all right, ready, set, rotate! we saw the recession stocks rally today and that will happen until oil turns. but you know what, tomorrow's non-foreign payroll number will give you a new slate to draw. on "mad" tonight, hey, it's our last day in san francisco. better do things big. so we're talking with intel about the future of tlechnology driverless cars, and why not throw in

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welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica.er people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and tweet you. what the heck is it going to take to get this market really going. the house managed to

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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 you, but to educate and tweet you, call me or tweet me. while the averages keep grinding their way higher, s&p advancing 2% to an all-time high, and the nasdaq gaining 40. it's hard to tell if we're going to have a fall or a run for the roses. despite the seemingly placid root of the market, i think it's very important for you to get your head afternoon this standoff. with 40 home game members and the newsletter i put out by my travel trust. while many didn't share my legal of optimism about the individual companies that i endorse, meaning that those companies were right here, right now. several others were down right bearish. one person wanted to know what would happen to my trust when the federal government took away all the liquidity. another argued it was time to go headlong into precious metals, his menu? gold coins, gold stocks and gold bullion. when i said a portion of peo

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 you, but to educate and teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer. every day we try to get a read on the economy, and every day it's hit or miss. a concrete company says business is booming, two home builders rave about business. broad line department stores just don't see it. today the bulls clearly won the day. dow gained 140 points, s&p climbing 8%. still recovering from that last day that was ugly. but there's no denying that this is a tough environment to navigate. throw in the white house's seeming inability to get back on track after this 24-hour leak-a-thon, and you can't be sure where you stand in this market. that's why going up to the fed's june immediating, we're going to have to hang on all the words of the fed. case in point, monday when noted dove neil cash carry expre expressed -- epawill they cance each other out? who knows, all i can say for sure is their utterance will dominate action this week. bulls, remember you want the hawks to w

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 you but to educate and teach you. so email me or tweet me. despite all the political headlines, earnings are still calling the shots in this market. this week led to a close with the dow dipping 26 points, s&p back sliding .05%. while the stock s of the fastes growing companies maintain their domination. but on a case-by-case basis, there's still plenty to clear about with individual stocks, and if you relate it to social, mobile, cloud, artificial intelligence continues to get a boost. but anything related to physical bricks and mortar merchandising remains down. but nordstrom taking the market down again today, and even the a slowdown in its e commerce business. throw in the fact that deutsch bank slapped an out right sell rating on general electric and this whole thing has made us think that the market has qualms about selling by the enterprise and by the individual. i expect

welcome to cramerica. welcome to our invest in america, defining the future series from cnbc one market in san francisco. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money, my job is not just to entertain, but to coach and teach you. email me or tweet me @jimcramer. this trump trade, the dow advancing 36 points, s&p climbing.02%, and i think the president is starting to confuse the heck out of everyone in the business world. this show is about investing not politics. tru you should not invest based on his musings. stocks are going up because of self help and because of mergers. and there are those that are going down because of the uncertainty created by the president's tweets and the casual comments about the rest of the world. i'm not sure that the president understandings that his words carry a lot more weight than they did when he was a private citizen. for example, when you say out loud that maybe the big banks should be broken up. when you say that the government should be shu

welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me or tweet me @jimcramer. on a day where the dow gained 84 points. nasdaq advanced 4.6%. the big story is that the industrials are stalling out here. that's right. they're stalling out while the techs are head rot. what does that mean? you can easily interpret this action on an hour by hour basis, suggesting that we need to be worried about an economic slowdown. but i think that would be a mistake. to me the teches are roaring while the industrials languish, because investors keep gravitating toward the companies that have the most up site in the second half. now that it looks like the trump steam roller has run out of gas. remember, is stock market is a forecasting machine, it looks ahead about six to nine months. we thought that the president would repatriate foreign assets, tax cuts and lots of deregulation. wall street is enamored of him. which means the stock market likes him very, very much. now we're getting deregulation in spades. just last week, the president present

welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you some money. my job is not just to make friends, it's to educate and teach you. holy cow. holy cow, it finally happened. a money manager came on television and admitted that he had made a mistake. he had an obvious win on his hans and he punted and didn't take advantage of it. nasdaq gained .03%. accountability at last? the money manager in question was warren buffett, and maybe the take away is that only the world's greatest investor can afford to make a mistake. everyone else must be too secure to do the same thing, because they're all making them. it rapt at everything buffet said over the weekend. when he told us what he's looking at, what he's thinking, way he he is a done right and what's done wrong. he and his team, including the incredibly youthful 994-year-ol charlie mugger particularly the companies he plat flat out acquires wholesale. before he go over buffet's self-admitted gaffs. this is a man who believes in america, who believes the future is brighter than the past, and he likes bus

welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to edntertai you but to educate and teach you. you mean stocks can go down too? you mean they can actually get slammed? they can lose us money? dow plunging 368 points, nasdaq plummeting 2.57%. a total give up. yet this is what happens when we haven't had a major selloff in ages. we get feel who realize, omg, this stock business isn't what i thought it was. they start panicking, thinking there's nothing wrong with my stocks, but they're going down anyway, but they say get me out of here, i've had enough of this pain. to which i say get used to it. it happens, it's a normal occurrence, but we have had a built of a drought for months. so there are plenty of new investors who don't even know what an umbrella is. many others have never heard of a raincoat. they think that rain only happens to other people. so lists go over my rules for dealing with the first serious down day in ages. first we need to figure out what is the approximate cause of the down. it's about the o

welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. some people want to make friends, i want to make you money. i'm not just here to entertain you, i'm here to educate you and teach you. email me or tweet me. have we become too complacent? is that what the covolatility index is telling us? i think we have to ask this question on another rather sedate day. so where the heck did all the fear go? and more importantly, should this lack of caution be making us nervous? let's unpack the situation, next we know the vix measures the level of volatility, that traders are expecting in the near future. it's often viewed as an index of the overall level of fear in the marketplace. some people think it's out of date. since these days there are many other ways to bet against the market. more efficient ways, frankly. in other words the fear gauge may not be as relevant as it once was. but the vix may not be obsolete. while the s&p 500 is much more representative of the broader market. i always mention it at the top of the show, and given that it brok

welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica, some people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate you and teach you. if you think for one minute that this economy is easy to figure out, i'm telling you, you're a dreamer. i think we're at a moment where you can conceivably argue that the economy is going off the rails. or that it's about to roar. in fact, on a day where the dow gained 4 3 points, the s&p climbed 1.8%. this is the most glass half full, glass half empty moment we have seen in ages. first we have fabulous employment numbers. the jobless claims are at the lowest levels since 1988. that's a staggering figure. it's incredible. you simply can't have an economy at nearly full employment and honestly, be anywhere here a recession, does that define a strong economy? housing, wow, it is just red hot. you know housing represents only 10%. i know some figures came out today that were not that strong, but believe me, this is the hottest area, toll brothers, the luxury home builders said it had been the best spring s

welcome to cramerica, my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you as well. so call or tweet me yaat jim cramer. and maybe the trump trade is all about not paying attention to donald trump. i have to tell you it's shocking to me that the president can fire the fbi director. out of left field, possibly for his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation something that possibly got trump elected. but more likely because of the russian probe, and the stock market was down points. even if the s&p actually is lower than 11%, not taking advantage of the 4%, have the investors simply stopped caring about the stuff or was comey so hated by both parties that no one was bothering to freak out? and look it's not just the stock market, the precious melt barely budged today. treasuries so often the flight to safety trade, one to avoid chaos, right, that is where they go? barely budged. that is why safety never takes a vacation. the worries and fears i hear, okay from so many of the other professional managers and of course other rich people who have a lot to lose

hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach you. call me, email or tweet me @jimcramer. all day i listen to the same complaints, if i could distill it, it would go like this, what's with this market, it's make nothing sense to me, it keeps going up, it has to go down, i'll wait until it goes down before i buy anything. # nasdaq went up .73%. but immediately it's followed up with a caveat that goes like this. i don't know about everybody else, but our company is doing incredibly well, our stock is cheap. but just with this president, this congress, this uncertainty, i don't know how this market can keep quiet. i think that sums up the dichotomy. if you're in the ailing. we're calling this the big picture. now i want to make that clear, i'm not talking just about technology companies, i'm talking about all the execs i've been dealing with out here. the vast majority simply can't figure out what the other companies are doing to get by in this environment. they just know

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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 to educate and teach. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the darned kids, the darned kids, they grew up. one minute you're yelling at them to get off their loins and then they're taking over the world. i like them back home and you're yelling at them. that's what happened today. dow dipping 24 points and s&p dipping and there are changes underneath. they are about the millennials. what do i mean when i say the kids are taking over? there's a group of consumers that simply don't behave like any other. i'm talking about these millennials. many of the people who run companies these days, they have not a clue what the younger generation is up to or what they think is right or how they're different from their parents. these millennials frankly, might as well be aliens! clever, tricky aliens who aren't bound by any of the traditional ways most people believe. even if you can think like the millennial, it may not matter because of structu

welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. sure, sure, i get it. the group of stocks that are working in this market seems pretty nar row. sure, it feels like it's all f.a.n.g. meaning facebook amazon, netflix and google now. not that there's anything wrong with that. in fact, i can't tell you how many people say to me, thanks for f.a.n.g., wherever i go actually. when you mention something for 50 straight shows others start picking up on it. and more important investors start buying the four horsemen and making money. but on a day that the market is down a tad, the s&p is back sliding 0.05% and then the nasdaq declining 0.8%, we turn the page on another positive month, i have to tell you that i'm starting to question whether this whole rally is really built on f.a.n.g. maybe just maybe it's built on something bigger. i say this because i'm looking at the new high list for the s&p 500 today and you know what i saw? i like what

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welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm trying to make you some money.ain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. sure, sure, i get it. the group of stocks that are working in this market seems pretty nar row. sure, it feels like it's all

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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. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. sometimes investors just get it wrong. i'm talking about some of these breathtaking moves we see every day caused by a fundamental lack of understanding about what's actually happening at individual companies. often these seemingly nonsensical moves define the underneath as we call it. what's really going on. even as the averages look placid, beast. happily sunning themselves on the plains of the syrian gatti. s&p advanced 0.4% and nasdaq climbed also. what do i mean when i say people get it wrong? let's go right to the tape. take best buy. here's a company that most of the cognicente view it where you can check out hardware before buying it from amazon prime. the thing is that view couldn't be more mistaken which is why the shorts got their bell rung today. best buy. best buy is and always has been and always will be about new product cycles. when there's a huge new product

welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. some people want to make friends, i want to make you money. i'm not just here to entertain you, i'm here to educate you and teach you. email me or tweet me. have we become too complacent? is that what the

welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica, some people want to make friends, i'm just trying to makeot just to entertain, but to educate you and teach you. if you think for one minute that this economy is easy to figure out, i'm telling you, you're a dreamer. i think we're at a moment where