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i'm jim cramer. type explosions, shake your body to the core explosions. >> mike williams was the chief electronics technician on board the deepwater horizon, one of the last to escape the inferno after the blowout in the gulf. he believes a series of mishaps may have led to the catastrophe, and his story has been critical to the investigation, a story he first told on 60 minutes. >> all the things that they told us could never happen happened. >> what he's saying is very important to this investigation, you believe. >> it is.

i'm jim cramer. see you next time!subway -- an engineering marvel built of fire and steel. >> the subway's the way to go. get me home. get me uptown, downtown. >> workers in brazil weld the car's mega-strong body. >> new york city is the toughest customer that alstom ever had. >> and workers in new york assemble it mostly by hand. >> there's gonna be a lot of steam. >> to build one of the world's most vital lifelines, it takes a global commitment to quality. >> the most critical part of this process is the precision manufacturing, because it

i'm jim cramer. see you next time! also...id you on your own come up with this idea that you have to get rid of the house and you have to get rid of it now? >> i came up with it. i panicked. >> and now you're making decisions in a panicky time, which never leads to a good decision. and you ask me, "can i afford it?" >> i'd like to buy a 1 3/4-karat diamond engagement ring for about $8,500. >> do you really want to do this, or is this the ring she wants?

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that's what we're in business for. >> jim cramer fresh off of that interview is here to talk about that interview with jamie dimon for a "power lunch" exclusive. whether you like jamie dimon or don't like him, he's a breath of fresh air in answering questions in such a direction fashion. >> many things were said and i love the fact that you ran. hey, yes, john stumpf did a better job. yes, i do like jamie dimon. what makes him credible is he said wells has done a better job at this but what also makes him credible is he did not beat his chest saying we killed it in trading, they did, but he didn't say that. >> right. >> nor did he sit there and say you know what if the government just got off our backs. we'll deal. >> he also said failure -- you're allowed in america to fail, that there's no crime to fail, but if someone actually does something wrong, they should be punished for that, but i think he made a very interesting point that wall street doesn't often acknowledge, that not every trade is a winning trade. >> right. >> and not every trade longer term is successful. that's okay as

not i am jim cramer, co-host "mad money," "squawk on the street." that plus avatar, 140 characters sums uneveryone these days. i want you to know more than that. did take me two years to learn avatar wasn't a movie and a hashtag wasn't a numbers sign. what i want to do in a personal show is trace the arc that brought plea to "mad money," not for auto biographical ego trip but to give you money make lessons from my various careers and how to profit. in the end, this is cramerica! ♪ in short, i am going to give you the investor cramer guide book, how i continue to learn every day, to help you be better than i ever have been or will be and that's the goal of "mad money." back in the time machine. my love of stocks didn't begin after law school, college or high school. no, my love for stocks started back in fourth grade. fourth grade. my dad would bring home the old philadelphia bulletin, at that point one of the largest newspapers in the country, great afternoon paper, when he returned from work every night. i wanted it for the comics and sports. i was

i'm jim cramer. i'm jim cramer. i will see you tomorrow.i often tell people that abraham shakespeare was lakeland's stimulus package. >> narrator: with his fortune dwindling, a woman named dee dee moore steps in and promises to help protect what's left. >> i mean, he'd been in the hood all his life, and, all of a sudden, this woman come out of the blue. phew! okay? >> narrator: but instead of looking after the lotto winner, moore only looks after herself. >> everything that mr. shakespeare has ever owned now belonged to dee dee moore. >> narrator: when he goes missing, all eyes turn to her. >> they're saying that i took a

it's not jim cramer's mad homes. the only stock this came up was rlgy. that's because the largest realtor in the country by far, the firm that took private at a disadvantageous time is ringing the register on its last 25 million shares. how about paulson? he's now the largest -- worth 9.9% of the company and he's not going anywhere. he's not selling stock, his interest. we had the ceo on. sure, i prefer lower. everybody prefers everything lower, but i like paulson's conviction. and conviction is really important here, because paulson's going way against the grain with this housing call. while it's not as against the grain as shorting subprime mortgages, it's against the theory that housing has peaked. as well as the possible appreciation of the home once you buy it. those three are going with the home buyer, not against him and paulson doesn't see that things. in other words, unlike virtually the entire universe i deal with, with the exceptions perhaps of the home builders themselves, paulson does not think the near term negatives can -- that really matt

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he'll be with jim cramer at 10:00 a.m. eastern.wells fargo, analysts are looking for earnings of 93 cents a share on revenues of $21.2 billion. we'll be talking more about the financials with analyst chris whalen in the next half hour. all those things coming up. >> that's right. the other big financial story this morning, a push for a modern version of the 1933 glass stegele act. the original act was passed after the stock market crash of '29, separated commercial banks from investment banks. couldn't do the same thing. many of the core provisions were repealed in 1999. now democratic massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is teaming up with arizona republican john mccain and two others to introduce a new version of glass stegele. we'll speak with senator warren this morning. a year ago on squawk, goss and the father of the so-called supermarket bank sandy weil called for banking up the banks. >> what we should probably do is go and split up investment banking from banking, have banks be deposit takers, have banks make commercial

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. >> caller: booyah jim cramer, thanks for being my mentor, i really appreciate you. >> doing my bestwhat's going on? >> caller: i have a stock i understand they're reporting tomorrow. i bought them at 26 and sold some off the table at 47 and i want to know what your take is on it. should i buy, sell, hold? >> when i have a company that's about to report i know better than to stick my head in that lion's den. we're going to have to look. i don't want to opine ahead of that. i'm not familiar enough. thank you for the kind words about the mentoring, though. the spread, it is dead, which means you need to refuel, recharge your portfolio and embrace the new american revolution. did he say buy nordic american tanker? i think he did. don't move. lightning round is next. >>> lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> it is time. >> it is time for the lightning round. rapid fire calls. play to this sound and then lightning round is over. are you ready? the lightning round. i'm going to start with mike in new york. mike. >> caller: i'm a first time caller, long time viewer. >> thank you

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i'm jim cramer. 2013 opened up with a handsome stock rally. here's a thought. can stocks rally back to their old highs before the fed starts pulling money out of the economy? or here's another thought. will fed tightening just rule the roost, knock down stock prices, and create a very bumpy ride for investors? we'll debate all that. >>> look at these live pictures. is there a coup coming in egypt in the next 48 hours? the muslim brotherhood and its morsi regime are falling apart before our eyes. we're going to have a report from cairo. >>> as we

i'm jim cramer and i will see you monday. >>> they're often and running.re on wall street as well. >> highly monetary policy for the foreseeable future is what's needed in the u.s. economy. >> investors can thank mr. bernanke, so can we. otherwise stacking up as a boring news day turned into anything but. the dow add 15,440, if the dow were to close here, the highest close in the history of the dow. [ closing bell ] >> on wall street the dow and s&p 500 close at a new all-time high. >> the dow is finishing positive. look at record close, perhaps for the dow and t

i'm jim cramer, and i will see i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow!nts for a variety of weapons from right here in the u.s.a. this man set up a trading company in philadelphia. you are charged with trying to buy a centrifuge that could be used to make biological weapons, like anthrax. >> yes. that's what they say. >> do you know how much money you have? >> no. >> i mean, does 17 billion sound about right? he is the richest man in russia who just bought

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. >> absolutely brought down the house with jim cramer and in terms of those he's known to trifle, thoughouse, the man who once said if he were a kardashian he'd be kanye west, an honorary kardashian since he's notfall actually a family member. since become u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, a job mayor rudy giuliani once held, bharar has convicted more than 70 parties on insider trading includes a helping fund manager serving an 11-year sentence and the former goldman sachs board member one of gupta's tipsters. cracked down in corruption in albany arresting a queen state councilman who bribed his way on to the mayoral ballot. he put the times square bomber in prison for life. at our delivering alpha conference last year he joked with jim cramer about his perception on wall street. >> i wanted to apologize in advance that i don't have enough subpoenas for all of you obviously, i'm kidding. i do have enough. >> he was clearly at least half serious. since then he's indicted two s.a.c. capital players and a veteran trader. both will go to trial in november but s.a.c. has fe

i'm jim cramer, and i will see i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow! materials and components for a variety of weapons from right here in the u.s.a. this man set up a trading company in philadelphia. you are charged with trying to buy a centrifuge that could be used to make biological weapons, like anthrax. >> yes. that's what they say. >> do you know how much money you have? >> no. >> i mean, does 17 billion sound about right? he is the richest man in russia who just bought the worst team in the nba. but as you'll see, he's not like any other owner of a big time american sports franchise. he's an adrenaline junkie with a few unusual toys. >> see? [gun clicking] >> and he owes some of his fame and fortune to a bevy of party girls. >> frankly speaking, i like women. >> coal has made jim rogers and his company rich, and that's why we were surprised to hear what this power baron has to say about what coal does to the environment. you know, there are a lot of people, many of them in your industry, many people that you probably know, who say that global war

jim cramer and herb greenberg are here to help you make sense of it all. coke, a big part of the blame game these days k.it really be too hot or too cold to drink soda? we're going to find out ifnist usual suspects weather, gas, interest rates are valid as excuses. plus, harsh justice in china as they execute their own version of bernie madoff, a live report from beijing, and do you want the lust maybe but the the love. there's an apf for that and the founder is here. so many tax to check out but let me try and tell you what's going on with the markets. the s&p 500 today was going for its first nine-day winning streak since 2004, but it does not look like that will be the case today. and the nasdaq 100 may also be in danger of ending its winning stroke at only 14 consecutive days as opposed to 15. nonetheless, i will take 14 consecutive day of gains any old day. back to the trading floors and find bob, rick and seema. bob, i'm going to assume, considering there's not that many negative cat lifts out there for the market, is this mainly profit-taking? >> we

the cfo will be on with jim cramer on "mad money." and finally, general electric leading, the earnings best estimates, a record backlog, the ceo calling it a solid quarter for a good year, confident about margin improvement in 2013. >> let's break down the market and talk about what next week may bring. joining us today, stephanie link from the street, kevin karen and ralph from ailterra. ralph, nice to talk to you. i'll bring you in first. when we spoke last week, maybe midweek, you were about as bullish as anybody i've ever heard. you still? >> yes. absolutely. >> not wavering one bit? >> not at all. >> microsoft dropped a bomb, ralph. >> so what? ge broke out. it hasn't been this high since october 2008. rotation. it's good. >> shame on you, scotty. you should always be ladies first here on cnbc. stephanie link, you're just sitting over there, seem as bit strange to look straight into the camera, what are you watching? where do we go next week? >> it's going to be about earnings, because this week, we got 21% of the companies repor

i'm jim cramer and i will see you monday. >> monster robots. for this truck are stronger than the casting. >> a river of metal. a backbone of steel. >> it's pretty awe-inspiring to be working on something that's this large. >> it's a groundbreaking design on a groundbreaking scale. >> even though we build them tough, they get used tough. >> a mining marvel manufactured at the ultimate factories of caterpillar.

jim cramer joins us now.you when you were -- >> there was no "mad money," there was no -- i think you were still cramer berkowitz. >> i think i was just cramer, that's how long ago that was. >> this is the greatest show you are doing. i am not kidding because it's catching up to everything and i love to reminisce, because the show has been great for years. i love it it. >> you have a long -- and eliot spitzer were in college together. the siren song yesterday. he hasn't lost it, jim. did you watch that? >> yes. >> but it makes me think that -- you know, there are people that say you need to -- think of the european, the dsk. they want dsk back. they don't care what the hell he does and they don't care there's animals involved and if they're really good, and i started thinking that yesterday. that, i don't know. the siren song. >> when ken langone comes back. >> he's up nine point, do you think it will be weiner, spitzer or both? >> i don't think that weiner wins. i think spitzer is going up against a guy that

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we're talking with jim cramer and jim chanos.ack lew is talking about. what do you expect and where do you think we are? in when i look at the bank earnings so far, i keep coming back to what jamie dimon told me which is that it turned out to all come out in the wash. he used to talk about it constantly. really go to the government, really take on the senator warrens even when she was just a thorn on his side. and he says, look, we're dealing with it. and it's not so bad. i wish goldman had addressed the capital ratios better. good article today saying why did goldman play coy when no one else did. i know brian moynihan is not going to play coy. >> jim. >> take federal deposit insurance. you should expect to be regulated. if you want to do the stuff outside it, holding company, in sub sis de subsidiaries, i would define clearly what the taxpayer stands behind and make that the bedrock of banking system which is necessary for growth in our economy. everything else, let the free market decide it. let it happen at the holding compan

jim cramer, he went right through it, market is doing well.ll of worry. i'm now a bull. i was a bit of a bull, but now more after listening to cramer. >> he has a way of a lot of times of looking at things half full. >> but making a lot of sense. i worry more about how well general electric does than i do about mcdonald's. they're both big important companies, but you want the world, you buy ge. >> howard dean, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >>> thank you. >>> make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" starts right now. >>> good month morning. what a week we have in front of us, a third of the s&p reporting earnings this week alone. machined -- many after he hill the record highs.

. >> we go back with jim cramer and a lot of earnings certain e season.nds that a cyclical company is experiencing globally. it's things we need to know with all our emphasis on what the fed does and whether we're really getting beyond stall speed here. is it u.s., is it the end of the commodities super cycle? what would cause a weakness in your report? >> we have several things going on. certainly mining slowdown is one of them. everything i'm going to talk about here has been happening to us for about the last 12 months. mining has come down. all of our big mining customers certainly are spending less on capital. we're seeing new exploration cut backe and so on. i guess the interesting thing about the mining business is most of our large customers have been reporting record production. and just in the last few weeks, we've heard that. so there is still mining activity going on in existing mines. which mean after market business for us. but certainly new exploration, the overall level of mining activity is coming down. that has hurt us in the quarter, it

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have a question, tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jimn e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com, or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> if china can turn things around, this market can work to a whole new level. and if you want to get a read on what's really happening in china, you check in with joy global. the mining equipment have coal. it's down 20% for the year. weakness in the commodities. last month goldman sachs downgraded, basically throwing in the towel. it was higher. then it went lower. i think joy global has weathered the storm quite well. the second half could be better for these guys, especially since the stock is trading at levels where any improvement could send it soaring. i play with an open hand. you should know that my trust is under water on the position. that's why i want to talk to mike sutherlin, the president and ceo of joy global, hear more about his company. welcome back to "mad money." good to have you in person. it's kind of like a bizarre universe. your company has done much b

gerri: is a you say jim cramer is a stock-picking show is wrong? >> i don't agree with his approach to investing. i have known him for a long time i do thank you should take a long-term approach. what has made money? picking stocks or by the index? gerri: that is only the last three years. >> those are expensive you have to pay a brokerage fee or if you do the discount brokerage fee. you still have to pay then you don't get the benefit. >> and there was an enormous return when he sold when he said by. >> fet says of the for all your investment advice i think what jim says if you want to play the market this is a way. no problem to take somebody on the side to gamble because that is what your doing. gerri: it is like going back to 1999 the market is totally different and i think it is more unfair for individual investors. >> i don't know. if you want to play against the big boys you will lose every time. gerri: bayou should play for the long term or have good returns with a llord buffet -- warren buffett. >> what is preventing you? a flash crash jus

i'm jim cramer. and i will see you next time. >> working in a prison is really tough. when you have gangs involved, if you don't do what you're asked, then you would get beat up. >> the biggest prison in the state of idaho is also the toughest. the idaho correctional center, the i.c.c., was so violent that employees and inmates had a name for the place -- gladiator school. >> and that was because of the assaults. and that's why they called it gladiator school, becaus

new york stock exchange, jim cramer is. mr. cramer, we can talk about that, citi, i imagine.nd? >> citi's interesting because it looks to be a fabulous quarter. remember, charles peabody came on air, predicting between $5 billion and $7 billion loss on foreign exchange. it came in at $1.7 billion, off by as about 5.3 billion, charles, and that's one of the things he had a sell on the stock, four guys had sell on the stock, guys have to eat crow, after what looks like a very good quarter for michael corbat. >> how do you set yourself up ahead of goldman sachs' earnings. >> look at trading revenues that jpmorgan had in fixed income, volatility will be goldman sachs' friend, too. goldman thrives in a volatile environment, i think goldman could deliver at least on that line pretty good numbers. also ipos are good, too. i recognize the stock's going in premarket trading, makes sense. >> talk about goldman sachs, and the next name's been jpmorgan. before that we talked about morgan stanley. put them in context, they've become a different firm, i think, than what they were a couple

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i want to go back to the debate yesterday where i missed, jim cramer said they had it wrong. a big question out there. it's a big part of the trade, which is interesting. what's going on among economists, will the real number stand up? we have growth, which is going to be very weak. we have relatively strong job numbers. you can argue they are not strong for what they should b. i want to point you to the last three quarters. look there from q4 to 2012. look how the jobs numbers have held up on a regional basis t.gdp numbers, so you know i got estimates, in general, the jobless numbers have held up, but the growth numbers have not and we don't know the reason for that. bernanke alluded to us. it's a key part of policy where bernanke says, you know what, if the growth numbers don't come through, they get revised down, it will change our outlook. wung one thing he did point to, which is we count the economy in two different ways. we count how much we produce, that's gdp. we also do gross domestic income. how much everybody pockets. you see the white line income has been running

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. report earns today, we are watching gm and dow and 3m and others after facebook blows it out last night. f futures are reflecting the pullback yesterday especially among the chip makers and the transports and we will talk about that. the road map belongs with facebook on fire. the stock is on pace for the best one-day gain ever. the social network says

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jim cramer joins us this morning.tand in the housing industry. i know things have been improving. if the fed starts that the fed s to move, it will throw off the entire return? >> well, i think that we have to change this per spspective that hear over and over fa from the executives that we are in the early innings. you are not in the early innings when the fed starts to make mention of tightening or starts to tighten. i believe there is pent-up demand and we did not build enough houses, but these are momentum stocks, and with a momentum stock, you need a clear path that prices are going to go higher and higher, and what david talked about in terms of the earnings in qe3, the stocks are saying that the qe3 will not have the level momentum, and therefore in the early innings, the mid-but certainly not the beginning anymore. >> and that is interesting, because that is what we heard earlier this morning from our guest, and the stocks are doing incredibly well off of the bot tornlgs and over a longer term, it is interesti

>> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer!o-yah, john. >> caller: hey, you came out in favor of the smithfield purchase by the chinese company i don't remember the name of, but what a assurances do we vz a consumers this won't plunder just like -- which is now in bankruptcy. >> i'm not fan of what chinese have done to american business, but i am a fan of money and you should take that one off the table. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up -- too hot? while the market flirts with all-time highs, are you worried your stocks are becoming too hot to handle? cramer makes sure your portfolio makes the grade on am i diversified. >>> i'd like to know, are you long america? >> we are competing with the best companies in the world. look at the global competitiveness of american companies by any measure. >> my life story can be your life story. you can start with nothing in america and create the american dream. [ indistinct shou

welcome, welcome to "squawk on the street" and i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and nice to have jim back from vacation and the timing could not be better. as you know, on squawk, he'll join us from hq in a moment and take a look at futures. bernanke has managed to make stock bulls happy, gold bulls happy and the ten-year settling back to 2.57 earlier this morning and gold back to almost at 1300 and its highest since june 24th and then there's oil, wow, up 16% in two weeks and we'll talk about why you should expect sticker shock at the gas station in a few moments. first up, as we said, the dow closed yesterday's session up 118 points and that's back from may 28. futures indicate we are likely to open above that level and charge toward the intraday high of 15.542. this coming on the latest message of monetary policy delivered late yesterday. >> the dual mandate is to pursue maximum employment and price stability. currently, zee an unemployment rate of 7.6% which i think if anything, overstates the health of our labor markets. on price stability, inflation is 9% which is below our

for more "f" "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'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." other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. call me. merger monday? at last, we have one and i say -- ♪ sure the averages didn't reflect this good news, dow seeking -- nasdaq climbed .39%, but if it is finally the beginning of a wave of deals. that can be great for everybody and not just the companies involved in the takeovers. that's right. the huge deals announced today, publicists and on the merging for the world's largest advertising agency to lawrence tax bill and hutches bay picking up saks to tack the u.s. luxury market. that will create a positive background that could fuel the next leg of a market. let me first point out the life blood of the stock market. it's a huge component of the health of stocks because it reminds us these aren't just

i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow!the world, we're producing more of it than ever before, and there's no end in sight. in the united states alone, we make 250 million tons a year -- enough to cover the state of texas twice. for most people, this is where the story with their garbage ends. but this is where the story really begins. >> if it disappears, that's the end of it. and there's so much that happens from that point, it's fascinating. >> garbage -- it's being reborn in ways you never imagined. >> it's hard to believe that a plastic bottle is the same raw material source that goes into making a t-shirt, but it is. >> garbage -- it's an emerging