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i can already see the cat calls on jim cramer. no kidding, you do a stock show on a network that covers stocks. the amazing think, though, is it's not a given anymore. even with stocks blowing past unheard of levels an generating extraordinary returns. in fact, it's the opposite. we don't have much new money coming into the market. what does come in tends to flow into etfs or infex decks fiechls owning individual stocks, don't i know it? you'd want to settle for average, something they won't expect in any other walk of life. i love my average team. hey, the playoffs, who cares, people don't seem to understand that richs can be had right in front of them, if things go right. plus, it's like the whole world is against stocks, people claiming they are rigged. or the fed is keeping stocks dangerously higher. the fed dumps social media. isn't it always due for a collapse over geopolitical troubles? i know stock versus had big moves. i said i want to use pullbacks rather than throw.at the market. tonight we are talking to the ceo of xil

@jim cramer i'm criticized that's not the case it is.e that friesed to sell when the story got wiped out. another thing people hate to do, the facts have changed the business has gotten weaker. it is okay to take a loss. you don't make money on every trade or investment. all you want to do is live to play again. often these shooting star tech stocks will get hammered after the first signs things are deteriorating. they can go longer. use any intraday, you know, strength to lighten up. come on. your first loss is your best loss like i tell you in real money, sane investing, wep which i was reading the other day, boy is that pertinent to what i'm talking about. this is where discipline makes a difference. i am tireless in telling you not to be greedy. something that saying you have to take something off the table and play with the house's money. i tell you that it doesn't matter where a stock has been, only where it's going and don't own a high flying tech stock that lost its momentum because it's going down. when that happens hey listen s

i'm jim cramer.w. >> male narrator: last time, on restaurant startup... >> fire in the kitchen! >> we need a fire extinguisher. >> narrator: three line cooks from seattle, washington, got a shot at their dream... >> all: release the kraken. >> narrator: a restaurant focused on an asian classic, congee. >> wow. >> narrator: despite some major screw-ups during their opening... >> that's not how you work. >> listen-- >> stay under control and just figure it out. >> i'm the guy that believed in you guys. >> i don't think they're gonna invest. >> narrator: the guys still managed to secure a $150,000 deal... >> we did it, bro. >> narrator: and will soon be opening a restaurant in seattle. >> the dream is real. >> narrator: joe bastianich owns 30 restaurants and co-owns eataly, a high-end italian market. tim love is a celebrity chef with five award-winning restaurants and a retail empire.

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or tweet me @jim cramer. sometimes there's so much good happening in a given day you can't comprehend it. sometimes you're dazzled by all the ways that this market gives you to make money. big money. today was one of those days. dow climbing 78 points. s&p gaining 0.4%. let me tell you how that money was made and then more importantly, plain the take aways from each win. because i need you to understand that the gains in this market have been extraordinary. why is that? simple. it's because managements will not let up about their stocks being too cheap. they hate it and they keep doing something about it. meanwhile, other companies are now coming in to buy the stocks of still other companies that they think the stock market isn't paying enough for and are worth a great deal more to an acquirer. and still other companies have so much growth that their stocks can't seem to do anything but go higher. >> house of pleasure. >> let's start with everyone's -- what everyone is buzzing about. the $85 hostile bid for t

this is gopro week on jim cramer's "mad money."o continue to show you things like gopro with my beans, gopro with my dogs. the footage hasn't been made yet and maybe i'll show it to you first on youtube. hmm. i always like to say there's always a bull marsomewhere, always a bull marsomewhere, i promise to >> it's called "the social drink" -- the one we can't live without, the one that gets us through the day. >> it's booze without the booze. >> it's a passion... an addiction... a shot in the arm for a nation short on sleep... >> there you go. have a good one. >> ...and a drink that spans generations. >> maxwell house. >> "good to the last drop." >> the only kind i sell. >> off the shelf and at the counter. >> small latte and a small iced latte. >> more coffee is consumed in the u.s. than in any other country -- 400 million cups of it every day. >> you know, you think a baby having a bottle or something, you know, like how that comforts you. that's how coffee feels to me. [ indist

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i'm jim cramer. international crises come to a head after weeks of rocket attacks against israel, the country's ground forces strike back. punching in the gaza as we speak they are on the move. the other big story of the day, a missile slamming into a malaysia airways ukraine border, all 295 aboard killed. the big question now, who did it. both stories hitting the stock market hard. the dow down 161 points, the nasdaq falling by 62.

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i say, wait, donnell be overanxious. >> the word from jim cramer. and now a market flash. >> petrobras, brazil's state-run oil company, higher after the results of the presidential poll showing greater odds of a new administration after the october election. the administration has kept prices down, forcing petrobras to import and sell fuel, so a change certainly would be welcomed by shoulders. sue? >> thank you so much, bertha tryle-digit advances. joining mess on the floor here is katie nixon, wealth management's cio, and good to see you both. it's a friday, we're going into what could be a tense weekend. katie, i was reading in my notes that you say the geopolitical tensions make you just want to take another look at your global equity allocation, right? >> i think, sue, it's important to separate sentiments from fundamentals. certainly it will ebb and flow with all the geopolitical tensions we're seeing pop up, but it's equally important to step back and look at the fundamentals and recognize unless they have a transmission mechanism into gdp, th

i'm jim cramer.orrow. >>> in the culinary world, there are always innovators with new ideas and products. but turning a dream into a reality requires money, lots of it. now they'll have the chance to get both funding and guidance from two of the industry's heaviest hitters. joe bastianich owns 30 restaurants and co-owns eatily, a high end market. tim love is a chef with five award winning restaurants and a retail empire. they're both looking for the next food visionary, and they're willing to put their money where their mouth. each week joe and tim will give one team $7500 and 36 hours to turn this empty space into their dream restaurant. then they'll open their doors to the public. >> it's really good. i really like it. >> if one

jim cramer raised serious and smart questions over whether there's enough demand to meet all of the supply coming on to mark market, and that alibaba may be the tipping point when it comes on market because as big as it is, whether there's really enough demand out there? >> well, the ipo market has been working fairly well. you might be surprised to know that average, on average, all of the deals priced so far this year have been priced 6% below the mid-point of their range. which does not say bubble to me. however, the dollar volumes and the issuance levels are very high. higher than they've been. you have to go back to the year 2000. if you look at this year and we could could maybe 300 ipos if we continue and maybe raise $60 billion, if you add alibaba. >> you got to add alibaba and add a huge chunk to that. >> 80. back to 2000, a market where there was 100-plus billion raised and 500 ipos. we're still not there and i think the pricing mechanism is working, but i agree with jim cramer's comments, because what we're saying is maybe a bubble in the pre-ipo market. the valuations there are

on the street" is next. >>> good wednesday morning, i'm carl quintanilla with look who is back, jim cramerjim. david faber at the new york stock exchange. good morning to have jim back as alcoa unofficially starts earnings season. pun iring action in the momentum names, we will see fed minutes this afternoon, get a sense of what yellen and company think on inflation, europe is mixed and

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i'm karl quintanilla with jim cramer this morning. the biggest u.s.. as becky just said, futures do imply a gap down at the open. the ten-year yield is up almost. as for europe, germany is down a full percentage point and it has hit its

jim cramer asked him about fed chair janet yellen's comments on valuations. >> is it ever right for ay stretched valuations of stocks? whether they be small cap, or whether they be security, or whether they be social media? >> jim i think it is appropriate for us to comment on policies and trends. it is not appropriate for us to comment on individual market movements. >> so you don't think necessarily that the smaller biotechs and the smaller social media stocks are overvalued or do you think that's just none of your business? >> i think there are a lot of people in this room who ought to be making sensible judgments about proper evaluations. >> our guest host this morning is austan goolsbee. that was jim making a reference to what janet yellen had said where she talked about how biotechs and even junk bonds concerned her and were overvalued at that point. what do you think about this? this is a big deal to have a fed official -- >> about her saying that? look when i saw it it looked to me like it was a, not a throwaway line, but just an example. that she was saying, fundamentally, th

follow @jim cramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer. #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. >>> companies can always reinvent themselves, but only if they have a clear vision of what they want to become and the will to do whatever's necessary to make it happen. case in point, alcoa which has been reinventing itself in a spectacular fashion. i think it's worth talking about what ceo claus kleinfeld has done here because has playbook can and must be replicated by otherec any tiffs to turn their sleeping companies into pow

kind of get the same stuff and you know gold rallies this is this up this down and you can have jim cramer no problem with him but you could have him yell at you all day and then at four thirty have him yell at you some more or alternatively you can tune into a boom bust and opposed to just telling you that gold rally like on monday we had a terrific author. matthew hart who was the best sign author of diamond and book gold he went into the history of gold and why gold is doing what it's doing today and and it's unprecedented some of the numbers and it's a the ability to tell you about what's going on in the world of finance and economics without telling you just what rally because you need more information so i understand things more exactly i'll go back to you. you're covering the occupy oakland crackdown in my backyard you know glenn and i was running a website called media roots it was a grassroots media organization that had proliferated off of my antiwar activism for nearly a decade and an r t was there and they were nominated for an emmy for their amazing coverage of occupy and so i

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field with all investors. 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 trying to make "mad money." my job is to educate, teach, coach. tea tweet me @jimcramer. the milestone is getting closer. janelle yellin continues to demonstrate genuine horse sense in her desire not to use higher interest rates to combat financial risk taking. with the dow climbing 90 points. nasdaq decline d .02%, i think it's worth explaining why i believe this bull can actually keep running. even though you could get garden variety pullbacks along the way. here's the thing. sometimes you need to sit back and try to wrap your head around why a stock that's been a terrific performer could still go higher. i say sit back. when we see a stock that had a huge run, our natural inclination is say too late. you look at the market's winners -- winners keep powering higher. why don't we take a moment

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that's the kind of thing jim cramer on twiter, all right, just go -- i don't even care. so what happens this morning? sure enough, ceo jim mcnerney comes on tv and says the aerospace cycle is flourishing and will keep flourishing because of tremendous gains at saving fuel costs. the payback for airlines is almost immediate on the new planes. boeing's booked to bill for orders running ahead last year, expects it only to improve. the defense division, mcnerney said he saw the hit coming and scaled his business back before it became critical. however, the new tanker refueler program will provide decades of earnings plus -- and this one really kind of stymied me -- there will be organic growth contracts that aren't banked into the numbers. so what is the biggest problem facing boeing today? demand. as in hallelujah! that's why boeing stock immediately gains back what it lost and then some. the market gets an f on this one for being so wrong for so long and exhausting the heck out of me. then there's urs, the big engineering construction firm that got a huge takeover bid today

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in a cnbc exclusive, domino's ceo patrick doyle will be jim cramer's guest tonight beginning at 6:00eastern time. tune in right here. >>> hope he's bringing the pizza. >>> the big story today, bill ackman laying out his case against the company, ackman calling the presentation this morning in front of security analysts and others, the most important in his career. >> let's get you in the middle of this battle by listening first to big ackman earlier today. >> i've been an investor in retail, for better or worse, many times over the course of my career. what i can tell you is retailers don't grow exponentially, in fact their growth slows as they become larger. pyramid schemes grow exponentially. >> that is not obviously what scott wapner was told today by the cfo. let's listen in. >> i'm not worried about the substance of what he has. you know, there's no doubt that he's missing the real analysis, the real research. this is anecdotal, very propaganda base. i'm not even sure that he understands clubs, but we'll listen. what he's missing it that fundamentally we have millions of custome

fastest in-home wifi for your entire family. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange, jim cramerabout what's been happening with earnings season. jim, this morning we already heard from merck, from aetna, from pfizer, all of them being on the top and the bottom line. what do you think? >> well i think that these drug companies, it's funny, pfizer's number was really nothing to write home about. and it doesn't matter if people like pfizer and they think they're going to do an acquisition, a lot of assets. merck beats it. merck has singles and doubles drugs. merck has been doing a lot of right things. neither of these companies really impresses me but it seems to be that the market right now wants to go with those. maybe the market is taking its cue from bonds and thinking housing is really, really weak and that retail sales have is r and housing prices are stalled. you were talking about the spanish bond yields, but the industrials hate them right now. just hates them. >> let me ask you about u.p.s., because we are getting our heads around it, because it missed on beating the reve

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let's get to jim cramer at the new york stock exchange.oday, mcdonald's has troubles with the comp stores. coke, if soda was up 2% and down for the first time in 15 years last quarter, i think that's better. what were the highlights for you? >> mcdonald's and coca-cola versus chipolte last night. people are moving away from what they regard as being not good for you and eating what is good for you, and i think these trends are just beginning. i think you could see a long term trend against mcdonalds and coca-cola that's reversible. the coca-cola quarter, trying to talk about noncarbonated. come on, man, you're a carbonated drink company, come on, own it. >> tough when sales decline, though, to own it. >> right. >> people don't want to pay up for this stuff. >> yeah. >> you know what? the old days of price increases constantly, the idea that soft drinks sell, i think coca-cola bleeds overseas, something jim stuart said that was disagreed on, and tech is good. i like tech, tech continues to do good stuff. look at overnight like arms holding

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i'm karl quintanilla with jim cramer this morning. the biggest u.s. ipo of the year, default on argentina. as becky just said, futures do imply a gap down at the open. the ten-year yield is up almost. as for europe, germany is down a full percentage point and it has hit its 200-day moving average for the first time in two years. our road map begins with the market. stocks set for a triple-digit drop as investors react to claims that argentina default earnings and the fed. >> the food safety scare in china causes big damage to its kfc and pizza hut locations. >> the earnings parade marches on. >> and the biggest u.s. ipo of the year set to debut right here at the nyse about an hour from now. >> we're going to start with yum, though. that start down sharply in the pre-market trading. reports of improper food handling at one of its china suppliers is causing significant negative damage sales in that country. interestingly, osi was not a major supplier to yum, but they're saying that all the media coverage in that country is enough to make this filing. th

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i watched jim cramer last night talk about kodiak, about whiting. 100% right.ic blessing of shale going on in this country. it's investable. >> and what going on with u.s. gas. prices, trading below the margin's cost of supply and below the world cost of gas. that opportunity there, especially on the equity side, trading at a discount. question, is this three-year underperformance reversing as well? >>> coming cuup, first wall strt firm to initiate a rating on gopro. saying the company is the future of multimedia. it is our call of the day, and much more is ahead along with that, in ex-. next. ♪ when the world moves, futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with paper money to test-drive the market. all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. >>> gamp, everyone. hope you'll join us on "power lunch" at the top of the hour. jpmorgan, goldman sachs, easily beating earnings estimates this morning. are the big banks back? will they be able -- be able to be the fuel to drive the market? and social medi

meantime, "mad money" starts right now with jim cramer. 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 him welcome to matd money. welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach, call me at 1-800-23r5e7-cnbc. this too shall pass, how, when? this i thought about today, dow plummeting, s&p plumbing 2%. nasdaq nosediveing 9%. i mince for the words about buying opportunities in the show. i like to buy discounted merchandise. today is no different. whenever my charitable has cash, we have oodles right now. we are looking for something to buy, something we've waited for, something we can circle back to or maybe average down into. the problem is with the down day in the file, these buying opportunities are hard to find. here's what i want to do. i want to give you the checklist of how frustrating it is as a portfolio m

i want to get everybody's reaction to something jim cramer said today on whether or not the geopoliticalould provide a buying opportunity or not. here's what cramer said. >> we need to get a bigger price break before we take action. i believe people will assess these situations over several days, and during that period, the inclination will be to take profits, not to buy, for the vast majority of stocks. i say wait. don't be overanxious up here. i think that a better moment to buy stocks awaits. patience is warranted. >> what do you think, michael? do you need to be patient? obviously, somebody bought today. >> well, you know who bought, bill, actually, are all the people that feel like they've missed the rally in the first place. there's a lot of buying pressure out there that's just waiting for the market to drop. jim's absolutely right. you've got to be patient. i don't think this is a huge, obviously, bump down. i mean, you go down a couple hundred points or 500 points, that's nothing, really, when you have a 16,000, 17,000 market. so, i think you need to be patient. but when the mar

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