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i'm jim cramer see you next time!f my heroes >> i like forward to your show every weeknight. thank you so much for helping beginning investors like me. >> when you talk about the market, i just believe you're spot-on. >> i love it thank you so much. every night we watch you i have learned and earned. >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ first into the shark tank is aaron krause, who believes his product will make every day cleaning easier. hi, sharks. i'm aaron krause from philadelphia, and i'm known as the daddy of the scrub daddy, the cutest but most high tech scrubbing tool in the world. today, i'm seeking a $100,000 investment

in the meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. 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 my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you, so call me at 1-800-747 cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer if you own stocks that make utmost of the stock market you want an atmosphere where there moderate economic growt d and little to know -- in that environment, a company with good growth prospects that executes wealth, should produce a positive return. when we hear from the federal reserve, when we're in exactly that sweet spot i just described, so that while the industrial and financial dow only gained two points, the nasdaq actually declined 2.4%. the federal reserve needs to raise rates by a quarter of a percent as it continues to get out of its emergency footing because there's no longer an emergency. as someone who got in this business when rates were at 14%. i'm not going to sweat the program at 1% and

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. >> caller: jim cramer, a big boo-yah from the land of enchantment. how are you, sir >> good. how about you? >> caller: doing fine, thank you. question, mutual funds and index funds claim minimizing single stock risks. but inherently, isn't it fair to say mutual funds and index funds have other risks that you would have had with a single stock portfolio? >> absolutely. that's why i suggest there be two portfolios, the capital preservation and somewhat appreciation fund. put that aside for retirement. and that should be in the diversified fund preferred to be an index fund. and the rest should be mad money. a sliver of it, though mad money to pick individual stocks that's why we call it "mad money. i want you to be able to pick stocks brian in oklahoma. brian? >> caller: thanks for having me. first-time investor. how do you value a company's -- one company versus another measure their value? >> we spend a lot of time talking about that what you're really trying to do is measure the future earnings strea stream, because you can figure out what you'll pay for it now if you take a

thanks so much for watching see you tomorrow at 5:00 adon" t o anywhere "m meyw "mad money" w j with jim cramer starts right now 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 people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at. or tweet me @jimcramer if you listen to most commentators, every bull market is always one step away from the slaughterhouse, include thing one. every day is the last day of the bull it's been that way for as long as i've been following the stock market it's going to stay that way. just a fact of life. like when you get a daily today that repels the averages from double digit gains, dow dipping 62 points, s&p declining, nasdaq losing 0.82% you're going to hear that the bull has died of xexhaustion after a hard, long run the bull welcome the bear. so tonight let's deconstruct the latest in a long

goldman ceo lloyd blankfein sitting down in an exclusive interview with "mad money's" jim cramer momentsgo jim joins us from the "mad money" studio. jim, glad to have you on what was the most interesting part of the video? >> lloyd's been tweeting, michelle, that's kind of oddi oddity that's not been the style of lloyd. take a listen. >> commented on immigration, on lgbt issues, commented on o the environment more recently, spending on infrastructure and the reason why i do it, it has to fall, in my mind, in one of a couple of categories. either it's something that is kind of in our wheelhouse of expertise, like for -- so i commented it will be very, very bad to let the u.s. government default. that's in our wheelhouse before twitter, i did those things by press release. the other thing i'll comment on is when things really affect the ability of our people to be who they are, and to do their job and be effective as professionals. >> i mean, to me, what he's saying, michelless, is basically like president trump, he's not going to let someone else define the narrative of goldman sachss. he

. >> that was part of jim cramer's interview with mondelez ceo irene rosenfeld. you can catch the whole thing tonight on "mad money" starting at 6:00. be sure not to miss that >>> coming up, as well, financier steve schwartzman rolling the dice on a unique one-year all expenses paid program in china for extraordinarily young people that he hopes will change the world. "billionaire's bet" 10:00 p.m. eastern here on cnbc time now for "fast money". >>> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square tonight on "fast," oldie but goody. oracle blowing past its dot com bubble levels and there are two other '90s tech darlings that could soon follow to new highs we'll explain. >>> plus, no stress. what the results mean for the rally in financials. and later, dennis garthman says there's something investors are missing about the mood in crude oil and it could have huge implications for your portfolio. he'll be here to break it down >>> first, one huge move in the markets today, that's in health care stocks. the secto

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joins us live from san francisco abe, welcome to the show you're a brave man i know you know that jim cramer is sitting here. can you just tell us before i turn the floor over to jim why now and why this weekend >> there are two things that drive the stock. at this point, we think both are towards the upper end. when you look at the earnings, iphoneses are the biggest drivers and when we get our checks with our japan team, it looks like 240 million unit con sumgts for next year towards the upper end of what they can deliver and which doesn't give us much room on the earnings side when you look at the multiple before friday, it was at seven-year high. when you kind of yes, friday and today have deflated it a bit, but it's still towards the upper end of the range when we don't see the upside from the market of the earn, we feel the stocks got its fully priced in. and that's what made us move to the sidelines. >> jim cramer, floor is yours. >> first, i want to start with the notion of the sunday night downgrade. just to give a little drama here why dwrou during the weekend, i jeurys want to kno

us"fast w "mad money" with jim cramer begins 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 mark somewhere and i promised to help you find it. "mad money" starts -- now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica want to make friends trying to 345 make you money. my job, teach and educate you. call me, 1-800-cnbc or sweet me @jimcramer. deal wig a treacherous rotation or business at usual it's a tougher call than i thought, even on a day the dow gained 93 points s&p up 5%, 4%, record highs and nasdaq climbed 7.3%. so many cross-currents out tlrchlts bi, . >> byuy, buy, buy, buy, buy. >> since 2009, a tech-led sell-off as friday you typically get much more follow through than we've seen this time around in other words, you'd expect a tech debacle friday. all right? to be followed by a second wave of selling on monday >> sell, sell, sell, sell, sell! >> with moneyal rog in arollingr household name stocks. that didn't happen back into tech almost intantly here's why almost all tec

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speaking to jim cramer on "mad money" last night. >> i knows there some people who believe, as do well, tha sensible regulation is good. but there was some redundancies and there's been a bit of a wax buildup as layers have gotten on it and impeded the economy and he represented trying to deal with it the devil, of course, is in the details and how you look at it depends on what you wanted but it seems to have gotten bogged down in the issue i would say the market now is not what he wants to do, but whether he'll be effective in accomplishing it >> much more of jim's interview with lloyd blankfein in the next half hour including why the goldman sachs ceo decided to start tweeting seven tweets he's done so far. >>> joining us now to discuss this week's rebound is cnbc contributor guy adami. good morning to you. >> good morning. how you are guys doing >> we're good, guy >> we're watching the banks. i want to get your thoughts, it seems like they're in a sweet spot because while the yield curve flattened, we've seen this appreciation in some of these bank stocks. but it doesn't make sen

jim cramer joins us now. jim, great stuff with lloyd last night. he's tweeting.w. >> yes, thank you, wilf. he doesn't want to be defined anymore by media i think he feels, somewhat like president trump, that if he doesn't get the story out himself, that someone else is going to get it for him. obviously he's got some three out of six so far, i would say are critical of the president. but he just says look i've got to tell the story the way the employees think and the way i think. >> jim, i think one of the most fascinating things in a sort of niche part of that interview is he revealed markets has crossed a billion and seems to think it would cross two billion pretty quickly. this is a sea change for goldman sachs. >> yes it is and i questioned the margins on that business. i think he feels there's big data which tells him which of the credit card debt that can be refinanced that they will pay they can keep it on their books. i don't know i mean to me markets is the exact opposite of the goldman i worked at. but i do recognize that if they can get a couple billio

"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 trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you. call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the dow dipped 48 points, the s&p sliding 2.8%. you need to understand it's seemingly unrelated developments can actually have a lot in common. i'm talking about the unveiling of apple's new smart music device, the home pod, and the departure of mickey drexler from the top job at j. crew. what does a high end speaker system have to do with the resignation of a retail ceo? they help define what's working and not working in this crazy stock market. if you don't know mickey. he's the legend who turned gap into a powerhouse and left to ignite j. crew. he succeeded behind his wildest dreams at crew. that was his second second gig. people tend to

andrew left is joining us on the phone and jim cramer has made his way to the set as well. sitting right here. what is this note today? why were you compelled to put something out on nvidia today. >> you call it negative. i call it truthful. i thought the market was a bit overreactive. i think invitd individunvidia i company. two years ago, i said, no, don't look loot amberillo, look at nvidia, but it get to a point when it adds the market cap of its competition, a and drk, in a matter of duodays and you see the way the stock is trading. it's no longer a stock. it's a casino. >> i've got jim cramer. >> yes. >> i go back and forth. andrew, how are you? >> great, thank you. >> okay, andrew has liked this company very much which is different than says it is a company that is a fraud. >> thes short though. >> i'm still as we speak. >> i would be, you know -- >> yeah. >> andrew's got much more -- great conviction. i would be afraid to be short this. i use that word on phrase not lightly because this has gre greater -- every time now that it goes up there's a guy who raises the p

in the meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you moneythere'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 my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you, so call me at 1-800-747 cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer if you own stocks that make utmost of the stock market you want

and when you see it, you say to yourself, come on, now so what joe tsai, either david faber or jim cramerked joe, pacific research thinks you're buying your revenues. and his answer was, they haven't read their annual filings or disclosures. the minute i saw that, i just howled and said, not only have we read your annual filings, not only have we read your disclosures, we know what you haven't disclosed, but you should have disclosed! and by the way, and i've said it on cnbc and i'll see it again, joe tsai, apparently lives about 15 minutes away from my. my partner, don vickery, one of the greatest forensic accountants in the world, would love to give anything to sit down with him and meet face to face we've said it a bunch of times, never had a response offer is still out there >> in other words, herb, the answer to my question is, you're right! you're right, scott, i am po'd who was it, was it jim earlier who said, you can't always believe the stocks one other thing people forget about alibaba, they're exempt from regulation fd they don't have to abide by it neither do most other foreig

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. the yields have ticked higher. ey -- ecb stays steady. and james comey on the hill today. the released testimony making waves. we'll go live to d.c. >> shares of alibaba are surging in the premarket. we'll dig in on those numbers and the impact on yahoo. >> voters headed to the polls today in london today. we'll look at the latest and how the markets are reacting. >>> first up, james comey due to testify at the top of the hour. the stocks did rise yesterday after the release of the former fbi director's prepared testimony in which comey says the president sought his loyalty and urged him to quote lift the cloud surrounding the russia probe, but many suggest there's no smoking gun. it's being called the rorschach test of sorts but the bar to obstruction is high in large part because the republican hold that key. >> thank you, that's it. i think that we have to -- it's a political issue. i waffle between comey-geddon and comey those. >> that was good. >> i have worked on that all night.

jim cramer joins us now. the eternly youthful jim cramer. we're planning a trip to san diego.ng that can ever happen to us we'll fine out about. you in? >> when he said they light up what we doing? why are we even going to our regular physicians? go to him first. thought that was a remarkable interview i. do feel this is something we should be offered. >> and then also, i have made the point that, wow, if we -- if we keep fixing every single thing that's wrong with every person, no one will die, our health care will soar. but if it's preventive, you could cut it in half or two-thirds. i don't know about the jobs market. >> i thought that was terrific because it's just a completely different method of solving the problem. look, if i were the hospitals i would be trying to lock this up because they're going to lose a lot of business. what they do, where they make their money on the complicated surgeries i would try to get this business instead of just keeping it with him. i have to get to san diego. i have to find another reason. >> we have to go to san diego. you could be going

. >> because lloyd blankfein, the ceo of goldman sachs, pete, will be on with jim cramer tonight. >> my favorite new account on twitter, by the way. >> he's a heavy tweeter. >> he's so good. >> a heavy tweeter >> so you've got to watch lloyd. if you're interested in investing anywhere in the banks, you've got to watch lloyd. >> he's awesome. >> speaking of ceos and speaking of microsoft, sachi nadella, one of those ceos, part of president trump's american technology council. it's a meeting at the white house today along with briothers eamon javers is live at the white house. this will happen late this afternoon? >> we're waiting for some of the ceos to arrive right now you were just talking about jeff bezos and showed that graphic of all the ceos that will be here jeff bezos, here in his capacity as the ceo of amazon and they've been making some big moves lately, but he also owns "the washington post" which has been report ving very aggressively on president trump and the trump administration so there's some subtext there. also some of the biggest names in technology that will be her

. >> i always go back to what jim cramer says at every opportunity he gets. that is if you heed the advice of an analyst who gets a little negative on the stock and urges you the take some profits and put them elsewhere, how in the heck are you going to know when it is the right time to get back in, that apple is not a trading stock, that it is an owning stock? >> he's been right so far and i think that's going to continue for a while. undoubtedly, there's a lot of an the tis patience in the stock price already, however, it's not only that. i would say it's only that if we haven't had the other tech stocks and nasdaq as itself very such a huge move. it's impossible to say it's 60% there, 40% anticipation. if you read his note, he's talking about sales in iphone underpressuring 2019, so whether you get a disappointment on the rollout on the iphone, i have no idea. i don't think he does either because you don't know what the futu features are, to me, it's a safe stock at this point. one of f the safer stocks there, despite the fact there's been such a big move.

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certainly when dealing with lebron jim cramer. in 15 minutes i'll talk with an old friend from espn. there is a huge international contingent of media here. i'll get you that and our own pregame show coming up at 5:00. that's a wrap. dan, alma, back to you. >> look forward to that. thanks so much, larry. >> abc7 news was at the alameda county food bank where they are putting cleveland on notice. laying down the challenge once again as the food banks vie for dominance in the food court. it's online fund-raising competition to see who can bring in the most dough during the nba finals. >> throwing down the gauntlet to our friends in cleveland. what we hope is to put a big dent in hunger, have some fun rivalry, and get fans engaged in our work. >> it's a great idea that does some good. the mayors of both cities launched the competition in place of the more traditional city hall wageers. the san francisco food bank is also in on this and yo can help end hunger now and meet this challenge. here's all you do. just go to our website abc7n

jim cramer joins us now. in the old days, 08 points or 75 would have been a lot.lot, jim, but the nasdaq again looks like it's leading the way. if we ever do see a pull back you expect it will be led by the high flyers? >> yeah, i think it's a valuation pull back and a rotation none of the companies has reported a bad number there's no big preannouncement. if anything, from jabil, we had good news that was a read through. they make a lot of apple stuff right now people are in the mode i see downgrades of tech stocks from people who want to make names and it's going to work because there's a rotation into the banks an into retail of all things there's rotation into industrial and health care. some big funds are selling the very big valuation stocks in the nasdaq and moving into the lesser valuation stocks that are triggering the s&p that's what's going on it's being masked by the fed it will continue from friday this is a continuation of friday's action. take out some of the lows, look at the new picture. >> one of these days these new highs are -- we'll remember t

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i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow! >>> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> and with those words the president set in motion around the world. details and where it's headed. overnight the white house appeals to the supreme court to let the travel ban take effect. a casino robbery leads to chaos, then tragedy with the discovery of 36 dead at a popular resort. an nbc news exclusive. megyn kelly with vladamir putin who just admitted that private russian hackers could have meddled in the 2016 election. >> sir, will you state your full name. >> new video of tiger woods arrest including a breathalyzer. it was a crushing game one for the cavs but there is a new champion in the world of spelling. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. happy friday to youment i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight president trump's travel ban could be heading to the supreme court. before midnight east coast time the news broke that the white house is looking for permission to immediately enforce their exe

cohn, jim cramer, thank you for coming on. >> hey, jim. >> struggling with the bond market versus the stock market. you know all these markets as well as the job that you do. the interest rate -- interest rates are going down precipitously which means that maybe this is the peak employment and that employment -- you know, a rear view indicator. but the companies themselves are doing quite well. it's typical that we do not see this kind of decoupling. what do you make of the fact that the rates are going down so precipitously? are they causing money to come here or the bond market is right and we saw a peak in unemployment or earnings? >> look it's a combination of things that you're talking about on the show. there's no simple answer here. but remember the bond market takes a longer term view of w t whattess -- of what's going on. and where they think we're going economically. it also factors in where they think monetary policy and fiscal policy's going over the longer period of time. and people are analyzing those factors and they're expressing their views in the price of u.s. rates

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liberty mutual insurance. >>> well, our own jim cramer sat down, is sitting down with ibm's ceo.mp and other ceos yesterday at the white house. >> this is part of a series of meetings we've had and they have been about modernizing the i.t. in our government. there's so many opportunities. modernizing the systems and we work in many of them you know i've been quite focused on how for a country, we have got to work on our skills and prepare not only this current generation, anyone for work because all work's going to include technology >> and you can catch more jim's interview with her tonight, mad money, 6-:00 p.m. eastern time that stock, another underperformer so far this year. it's down about %. >> yeah, it's kind of still having to almost define itself in terms of what it is in terms of the business. people are not really buying into watson being a product or division or anything else, but it is interesting how she has been much more outfront and proactive in terms of specifics in the kinds of things policiwise that she's looking to work with the white house on as opposed to s

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i'm david faber along with jim cramer we're live at the new york stock exchange we set you up for the open a half hour from now it looks likes the s&p may be down ever so slightly. european markets were in the red last time i look thank you for spain and for italy, maybe one day we'll even get a look at the bond market. the ten-year note yield is important right now, particularly given that -- >> 2.14. wow. >> wasn't it supposed to be a 3.14 >> yes, i think they were talking around june, at least 3. not the case a big story we're going to talk a good deal more about is oil. let's get to our road map and start you out with some stocks oracle, shares are up sharply on earnings we'll look at what's moving that stock. later, by the way we'll have an sclouf on interview with mark hurd >>> they want to take a major stake in american airlines, what is that all about? >> smoke 'em peace pipe? >> we'll try to figure that out to the best we can by the way, what as to yim cramer and homer simpson have in common adobe's ceo shows us. >> he's game. >> he's got a demo of its newest product. >> i wa

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jim cramer joins us now. hey, jim, wanted to ask you about intel. down 1.6% premarket.a downgrade could amd really be a competitive to intel >> it's a great question because you see amd going up all morning, melissa it started to get people to think, wow, is this the new intel? i say wait a second, intel is doing more mobile. amd has a level of momentum has has to do with gaming and fast chips that is making it so people feel that it is going to replace intel as the charmed semi melissa, you and i both know that amd is just not as great a company as intel but they do have the hot chips maybe that's enough for this market >> the crypto currency money chips. wow you had a fabulous interview with ginni rometty yesterday the ceo of ibm she talked about a lot of fascinating things 20% of the world's data accessible 80 is the goal that's not accessible is there anything that told you that makes you believe that this stock can resume the performance that it saw in 2016? >> well it's really interesting. because i did not get the feel that the inflection point is here now i do f

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i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.arl quintanilla, well, he is live from the code conference in ranc rancho palo verdes in california. hillary clinton and others have shown up at that event. we're a half hour from the opening of trading on a thursday. you can see it largely looks like we'll get a positive open, but things reversed yesterday. financials in particular. europe you ask, jim, you didn't, but i'll show it to you. all five of the big markets. you can see spain is the only loser thus far this morning. continued strength in the euro markets. >> eurozone -- look i think that draghi -- i'm not kidding, no conspiracy theory, keeping the euro lower. they're not happy with our president. >> a lot of unhappiness in a lot of places. our road map starts with president trump, as he is expected to withdraw from the paris agreement. the major names opposing the decisions and what elon musk said he'll do if the president does withdraw. >>> one of the companies by the way hewlett-packard coming up. we'll have ceo meg whitma

i would agree with jim cramer.ose companies, you look at aws, amazon web services, we work closely with amazon they're a large customer of ours you look at that aws business going past $20 billions this year, i think it's on a trajectory to go to 1$100 billion. you look at that as a multiple where amazon is today, amazon is a tremendous upside for the future and jeff is doing an unbelievable job >> interesting, i think, that when many in the markets are looking at the nasdaq and tech valuations, and feeling that we're already in nosebleed territory, marc benioff thinks there's plenty more room for them to run. i also asked him about the culture at uber and about the departure of travis kalanick and whether this is a one-off story as far as start-up culture is concerned or whether he felt there may be more problems to come in this space let's hear what he had to say. >> because equality is more dominant in our industry than ever before. you saw when his employees started to write a very strong narrative about how th

i'm here with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. faber is at alibaba's gateway 17 event in detroit. his exclusive with jack ma futures improving. travis cal kalanick out at uber. roadmap this morning goes like this the uber shakeup travis kalanick is out as investors try to move past scanda scandals jack ma on why globalization is good david will sit down with him martha stewart shares her take on the state of retail the media mogul is going to join us live. first up, travis kalanick is out as ceo of uber bill gurley this morning, big investor in uber said books will be written about kalanick's entrepreneurship and few have changed industries the way he has. >> yeah. adam lashinski wrote a fantastic book "fortune writer" that came out four weeks ago about kalanick had he to break billions of eggs to make a couple of really fabulous omelets it's almost as if i don't want to say his job was done, but i would say that you got in there and it wouldn't be so bad to have a more -- a lesser addict story. personal tragedy you have to weigh

. >> huh >> mutual of omaha >> all right when we return, jim cramer is going to join us live from thek stock exchange. also a quick programming note. today at 4:00 on closing bell it is miller time bill miller and his son are on to celebrate father's day and talk stock picks you don't want to miss it. >>> shares of kroger are down once again today the stock fell 19% yesterday after the company cut its full year guidance. this morning the stock is down another 2% after being downgraded by telsey, rbc, goldman sachs, suntrust, bmo, jefferies and pivotal research let's get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer joins us. and jim, just about the time we are getting up and getting ready to go, a lot of people aren't awake yet. i notice that you once again are posting a column that you have been up and pinning and it's really thoughtful and it's had me thinking all morning long this morning about betting against the bond market. a debate we have been having for a long time. >> yeah, you just can't do it. you see the housing starts this morning. you say, oh, yeah, they knew that too