look at david darst's book.se those to learn a great and he taught me a lot at goldman sachs and moved on. but david darst's books are very good. up next @dr. hoy 480 tweets, did you ever sleep or did one of your biotechs provide you with clones to exist? no, i don't sleep. now we have answered that question. now give me a heads up, btw which i think stands for by the way, i'm now following your know what you own motto or ky -- kwyo. cleaned out my portfolio this week. yomo. you only live once, so i totally agree with you. here's @crabo 44. he wants me to know i'm in the market because of you. sir, just give all the haters a big booyah. keep teaching us what they want to grow. let me give you a heads up. i love the haters. i wouldn't be doing this if it weren't for them. i would have gotten out years ago. i'm a spiteful driven guy to the haters. and everyone in my personal life knows that. so haters, you're why i'm in this game. congratulations and stick with cramer! i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush

courtney reagan is with me along with david darst.tation is for a quiet market until next thursday. >> we'll see. china has a couple of data points coming out on sunday. that's proven to shake us down a little bit going into the week. fed or no fed. the volatility is interesting. we know volatility helps investors and traders make money. i think going into the weekend, traders are wondering which side of the volatility they should be on. >> there are certain stocks you liked, has any of that changed as a result of the volatility this last month? >> i think you want to go with china. china is a restructuring story. they are a valuation story. they are an asset allocation shift story. stay with japan. get japan on this sell-off because of the china instability right now. buy japan and you can add to europe. stay with those two. >> very good. thank you. have a good weekend. a lot more coming your way. the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. >>> thank you, bill. here is how we are finishing up the session. dow goin

david darst joins us on set before he leaves town. what do you make? like when we saw you last time maybe we were finding intermediate footing. what now? >> retired senior person from morgan stanley said take cookies when cookies are passed a lot of people missed cookies on the first sell-off. they wanted another chance. this is that chance. this is a miami, florida, afternoon thunderstorm. it will pass. go in, buy the market now. nibble in securities, okay? you've got housing in good shape. jobs. we'll find out friday. pretty good shape. inflation low. interest rates low. monetary policy paying attention. these are very good things. the two missing ingredients, retail sales and profits. that's the thing people are going to look at. >> this is an isolated storm after last month's isolated storms now is the buying opportunity if you missed it before. no more storms to come? >> you may get more storms to come. i don't rule that out. this is a classic miami thunderstorm late in the afternoon. >> do the storms get bigger and more severe as we move on? that

i can -- slowly say our thanks to david darst. >> thank you. >> join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. >> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber. cramer is in san francisco for the dream force contest. steady premarket as the fed meeting gets underway. plenty to chew on including fedex earnings, mma news, the president on the economy, china rallied nearly 5% in the final hour of trade. japan gets a downgraded s&p and watch the ten-year, near 2.3 now. fedex does miss expectations, cuts guidance. shares are down sharply in the premarket. >> we'll have a cnbc exclusive with hewlett-packard's meg whitman. >> and the stage is set for what could end in the merger of the world's two biggest beermakers. first up, so much going on one day after that rally on wall street. the fed kicking off that two-day meeting today with a decision on rates due tomorrow. possibly the first rate hike in about nine years. one barometer of the economy, fedex missing with quarterly earnings and cutting its full year g

i can -- slowly say our thanks to david darst. >> thank you. >> join us tomorrow. treet" begins right now. >> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber. cramer is in san francisco for the dream force contest. steady premarket as the fed meeting gets underway. plenty to chew on including fedex earnings, mma news, the president on the economy, china rallied nearly 5% in the final hour of trade. japan gets a