so, judge grasso, i'm wondering what your reaction is to to the ruling.you think judge merchan made the right decision? >> i absolutely do, and i would just like to say i wouldn't necessarily agree with characterizing this as the judge indicating no legal penalties. >> what the judge did indicate is he telegraphed in the decision that he was prepared to sentence president-elect trump to an unconditional. discharge. now, while that sentence won't include include incarceration or any ongoing specific obligation to the court, what it does do is it cements the felony verdict by the jury. and if it holds, it will ensure that, donald, that president elect trump will be a convicted felon for the rest of his days. so that's a pretty potent decision under the under the circumstances. i think it was kind of solomon like in the sense on the one hand, the judge did what i just said. he indicates he wants to do what i just said he's going to do. so he's standing behind the jury verdict. he's standing behind the rule of law. but on the other side of the coin, he is not

so, judge grasso, let me start with you.al takeaways, having been in the court listening to today's final proceedings in this case. >> well, i was anyone who was in the courtroom was a personal witness to history. >> i think that judge michonne basically gave the country a masterclass on on what a judge being faced with such an unprecedented situation as judge michonne was faced with should do both to balance the rule of law, respect the jury, respect the rights of an individual defendant. and probably most important, given the unique circumstances in this case, respect the united states of america and everyone who voted in the past election. so what he did is he imposed a sentence that, as was said at the outset of this particular take, that that now locks in the jury, backs the jury. donald trump is now officially a convicted felon convicted of 34 felony counts. and it's very important for the rule of law. and i said, through every day of the trial, there was abundant evidence for that to stand. but on the other hand, we h

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steve grasso, the runner up, with sage. most of his picks outperformed the broader market.er -- drum roll, please. mike khouw, with brave. b for bitcoin gave him the lead, soaring 1 22% last year. along with his other picks, he was up 34%. mike khouw, congratulations, you are the winner of the 2024 acronym challenge, and the recipient -- hold on. of this illustrious trophy. >> ah, that's pretty. >> 2024. >> yeah, mike. all right, mike. >> he's got a spot picked out for it. >> you feel good about this, huh? this win, mike, huh? >> ah, i do. i actually have to tell you, i felt better about how the acronym was doing through the end of the third quarter and it's only since that time that, you know, bitcoin really took off, but a lot of the other areas haven't been doing quite so well. what we've really been seeing is the divergence in u.s./china rates. that tells the whole story. the emerging markets picture got ugly on the back of that. the value group of stocks has underperformed on a risk adjusted basis, relative to the s&p since then. so, all of that is a pretty funky backd

i'm going to go with. >> oracle stephen grasso. >> we've heard about ai.erals. i'm playing mp i'm up in the trade and i'm sticking with it. >> all right. great to have you on the desk rebecca. thank you. thanks for watching. fast mad money starts right now. >> my mission is. simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's 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 my friends i'm just trying to make you some money. my job not just to entertain but to educate and teach. call me one 807 three cnbc or tweet me jimcramer. when people think about an exciting time for stocks they think of the next two weeks. that's when some of the most important consequential companies on earth report practically at the

steve grasso, dan nathan, guy adami and julie diehl. eli lilling sinking 6 1/2%, its worst since 1991. the move coming after disappointing zepbound and jaro. novo nordisk, trading at august 2023 lows. it's lost nearly half of its value since late june. >>> and viking thera sank. that is currently in midstage trials. for more on all of this, angelica peebles joins us. angelica? >> a, mel. that's right. lilly's fourth quarter coming up short of expectations. and that is renewing fears that it might also be slowing. >> because of supply tight accident in the first half of the year, inventory levels rose because of uncertainty. as we become a more predictable supplier, people able to work down their capital. and patients can get the medicine they want. >> lilly's new ceo. what they did there was they took the trends that they were seeing earlier in the ear when supplies were tight. and people started pulling back. they weren't ordering as much as they needed or that they were before because there was more supply available. and also learned

. >> steve grasso? >> okta, the o in my acronym we haven't unveiled yet. it's one letter. >> oh, the suspense. >> can i get a vowel? vowel? >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> i'm trying to save you money here. my job is not just to explain but to put in context so you can understand it. call me. when i first heard the idea stocks could go down in response to great job growth, i thought it was absurd. who hopes for higher unemployment? the answer, people who own stocks, that's who. at least when they are worried about interest rates. that's how you get a day like today. the labor report showed we created more jobs than expected in december. dow tumbled 689 points. nasdaq plummeting. there are two sides to the story. given i was worried about a hard landing six months ago, when i saw strong job growth i was grateful. we are in a moment where that means nothing. investors were looking for slower job

. >> steve grasso? >> okta, the o in my acronym we haven't unveiled yet.simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> i'm trying to save you money here. my job is not just to explain but to put in context so you can understand it. call me. when i first heard the idea stocks could go down in response to great job

. >> oracle stephen grasso. >> we've heard about ai. we've heard about bitcoin from this administration. we haven't heard a lot about critical minerals. i'm playing mp i'm up in the trade and i'm sticking with it. >> all right. great to have you on the desk rebecca. thank you. thanks for watching. fast mad money starts right now. >> my mission is. simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's 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 my friends i'm just trying to make you some money. my job not just to entertain but to educate and teach. call me one 807 three cnbc or tweet me jimcramer. when people think about an exciting time for stocks they think of the next two weeks. that's when some of the most important consequential companies on earth report practically at the same time. throw in the actions of new president. and all i can say is well you're not going to have any idea what the

. >> grasso and. >> mike co. but we are going. >> to start with. >> the ai apocalypse. maybe question mark. >> china's deep. sea ravaging names like nvidia, broadcom. amd. >> palantir, microsoft. >> after its. r1 reasoning model reportedly. >> outperformed openai. >> and cost less than. $6 million. >> million with an. >> m to. >> design now. >> nvidia losing nearly $600 billion in market cap just today. that's the largest single. >> day loss in dollar terms ever. >> that's more than the total valuation of names like mastercard. unitedhealth and exxonmobil. the nearly 17% drop in flagship. >> ai. >> stock was its worst day since march 2020, and sent it below its 200 day moving. average for the. >> first time. >> in over two years. the move in big tech dragging the broader markets down with it. the nasdaq seeing its worst day since december 18th. the s&p down percent and a half. remarkably, the dow managing to end the day. in the green. our deirdre bosa joins us now for more on how a company few people had heard of before today. and i'm still trying to make sure i don't s