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thank you, jim cramer, aka master yoda. you're awesome@jim cramer. okay yeah all right.'s precisely why my wife loves me so much. and here is a tweet from @ross benson 5 other than banks who benefits from raising interest rates? you know what? not really many other companies. i think that as a corollary, people think the economy is strong and people buy the industrials. but the banks are the ones that benefit directly because they're able to charge you more when you go for a loan. they make more money from your deposit and they lend them out when rates are going higher. and now a tweet. he asks, jim, i actually love quote gte rich carefully". you be writing another book any time soon? i got to tell i don't, this is very interesting because the economics of book publishing have changed radically i'll work my butt off on something like this and work most nights and almost every weekend, and then i'll read the book and it used to be a very lucrative business to write books. now it's just a labor of love. and i have other labors of love i want to perform, including my garden

thank you very much tune in to watch worldwide exchange, starts in about thre "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 market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome the cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbcor tweet me @jimcramer. somebody, somebody panicked today. >> no, no, no! >> some simply couldn't take it anymore. too much pain. >> the house of pain >> and there was too much risk and too much uncertainty so this manager dumped the tech. >> sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. >> yeah, it was tech holdings that did it, and they executed a ton of collateral damage that's what you have to understand on days like today. that's when you get a vicious day where the dow lost 144 points s&p dropped .58%, and the nasdaq in particular got crushed, a victim of

jim cramer. >> boo-yah >> i'm sorry, which one?y capital of the world, i was saying. >> oh, absolutely. texas. most definitely. what's up? >> caller: wes i'm in it for the dividend and the growth so in your expert opinion, is it possible >> yes, it, actually i think these stocks are undervalued. the one i've been looking at dc mid street that yields 7%. they just bought the dividend. i think you're in the right spot, and i'm willing to go with you. david in illinois, david >> dr. cramer! aka white trout and el monstro fisherman, welcome back. >> el monstro, 7 1/2 a record-breaker as far as i'm concerned. certainly for me 45-minute fight. my arms are still tired. how can i help >> caller: good deal stephanie link and i like biomedical device company, zimmer biomet holdings, zbh. >> who i am to disagree with the linkster or dave i think the device sector is good and another one that she and i like very much is abbott. >> buy, buy, buy >> there we go let's go to peter in florida peter? >> caller: hello >> peter >> caller: sunny boo-ya

jim cramer because of your expertise in the field that you're so enlightened about. i'd like to get your opinion on prim rest ka? >> priamerica is doing incredibly well. it's really for the middle income person. it's one of the doing incredibly well and i think it's going to continue. >> buy, buy, buy >> let's go to betty in new jersey betty? >> caller: hi, cramer. how are you? great to talk to you love the show. >> thank you. >> caller: and keep it going i'm calling about boston beer company, ticker sam. >> yeah, this is -- amazingly, these are -- sam's doing incredibly well. i think it was heavily shorted it's making a comeback but i do not like the beer category i think it's saturated and there is too much competition. and i would be a seller if i owned it lets go to todd in north carolina todd >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim this is todd from winston-salem. >> great to have you on the show, todd what's going on? >> caller: i got a question for you about axom enterprises looks like a great stock, great potential to move but the p/e is high at 297. do you think this i

don't go anywhere " mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer everyday, kind of around the middle of the day, i look at what stocks are up the most. i try to get a feel for things, but when i look today i see where the dow gains 224 points and indeed pole vaulted 1.93%. no commonality at all. airlines gaming stocks, defense, healthcare, chip stocks, software, no unifying theme whatsoever that's when it dawned on me, the key to this amazingly bullish bounce back today, the markets' breadth was stunning, and across the board rally. how do we rap our heads around and get our heads around how we surge higher and it's an uncertain time to say the least. first, i know i'm in the minority when i say this, at least among professional commentators today's rebound was all about china blinking whether you like it or not or believe it or not the president

here to dedate it, joe terranova, pete najarian and yim crimin jim cramer >> the financials lead the way as wilfred just told you, all right, jim, trade is dominating everything yesterday, we get this big rally. can we get back to reality and focus on what really matters >> well, look. we are in earnings season, earnings season, i used to work with stephanie, earnings season is fraught really, pepsico, saying don't get in, get after. be careful of the banks. i'm mindful of the people who are saying don't be in pepsi or at least be cautious are very good analysts. that's what starts tomorrow morning. maybe is freaks people out, if it's bad, i suggest they have optionali optionality. i think the powerhouse, with the banks. >> you've been making the point basically over the last handful of days, at minimum, that people have been too focused on the noise. on the negative. that things are good >> look, a tweet about automas.c we've had enough of bmw and mercedes we caused this rally to be erased i'm totally sensitive to that. we didn't get anything this weekend that was noteworthy. almost

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reported better than expected earnings, extraordinary move brian moin hang will be on mad money with jim cramer tonight exclusive interview, you don't want to miss that. i shall be rushing home to make sure i can watch it. >> you'll be covering goldman sachs tomorrow >> yes >>> fast money starts right now, live from the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's time square i'm melissa lee. tonight on fast, banks breaking out. financials the best performing sector today as earnings are underway after you hear what the citigroup ceo said, you may be buying two new cryptos could be coming to a coin base near you the company announces plans to diversify its platform adam white will be here to tell us which ones could make the cut. we start off with netflix and ill, get it, not netflix and chill. the stock absolutely crushedp the laws of gravity suddenly being applied. let's get to julia borssttin with the details the stock now down over 13%. the company added 5.15 million subscribers in a quarter that's more than a million short than the 6.2 million the company projected it would add the shortfall

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. >> brian goldner sitting down with jim cramer. double-digit move in the stock. >> don't want to miss that that does it for closing bell. you don't want to miss fast money, begins right now. >>> tonight on fast money the bit coin boom continues, the crypto currency taking another leg higher brian kelly says there's a new bold case for bit coin he will tell us what it is check out shares for alphabet. the conference call is underway as we speak. we have full team coverage fast money friend and tech guru is monitoring the conference call from the red phone in minneapolis. we'll check in with them in just a bit. normally alphabet will be our top story. as incredible as alphabet is, there was an even more stunning move in the market today that could have a bigger impact on your money the rate shock heard around the world. the 10-year yield surging to its highest level in months. this as everyone awaits the decision this week, the fed next week are we witnessing the potential end of free money around the world, and why aren't we seeing

as always, jim cramer sticking around, we have a lot more to get to with him, michael santoli here in the hour the dow industrials are down 15. banks are certainly in focus with sort of a mixed reaction to what was overall better than expected earnings. >> where's the mix where's the positive >> good numbers. >> very good numbers, but the group is trading as if it's just one etf, as the abomination of the etfs to continue ref something that jamie dimon is doing. >> let's start with the story of the morning, which is of course president trump, who is in the uk, president and prime minister just held a joint news conference this hour let's get to some of the heig highlights >> reporter: i should just point out i'm outside checker's which is the prime minister's country residence, which is about 40 miles west of london the president has now left heading towards windsor, for tea with the queen but i think he's left behind a little bit of confusion, because as you know, he gave an interview with the sun newspaper where he appeared to be very critical of the prime minister's handling of the

eastern time let's get to jim cramer to the new york stock exchange. earnings from bank of america what does that mean you want to talk about with brian today, jim? >> i think the efficiency ratio is unbelievable. i think they're making so much more than anyone thought with far fewer branchs. it's about digitization. i'm getting tired of vintech going to 38 and it's shrinking for the banks even though they spent a fortune doing a good job to cut costs and make as much money as possible where rates are. bank of america doesn't pay as much of others for a huge deposit base they have a different configuration. i think this group is hated. more hated than i've seen other than 2009. they're making fortunes. i think that brian can help us try to figure out why people should understand that these banks are far more profitable than anyone thought at this point in the cycle. >> right jim, we'll be watching thank you. 6:00 p.m. tonight. "mad money." we'll see you at 9:00 a.m. by the way, two days away from cnbc's eighth annual delivering alpha conference don't mi

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and jim cramer famously join this is face -- and he's always up early so i will suggest maybe we justhim the nag sacks is then there were four? >> i mean bryan, you could can even say you have the underperformance with plics as well this is a stock up 85% they're selling billions of content. they're not quite getting the useer numbers. privacy, datau regulation collection you saw user numbers dip and they are guiding that maybe you could see fallout from some of the issues these are company who manage to post strong earnings and the fact is these guys had businesses and google had can has its other bets and a few things going on. investors will be hopen it is on tuesday as well. those numbers coming out tomorrow morning i have a feeling we will again more with with more analysis on this topic you know you've probably 1 thing is facebook a streaming bihs right now. it one should probably apply a rule as one does in stocks done 20% in one day is a huge correction look, you give back news the the stock clean out their nole eios. it according to numbers out of fedealt and probably again t

check out "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money.e 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 hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer >>> today, employment trumped tariffs. which is how the dow gained a hundred points

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are lower as the u.s. billion on chinese good the president with a feisty exchange this morning at the nato summit in brussels. europe down about a perc

jim cramer's here. we'll do it live bill o'reilly.our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins us now. did you compile a list of negative things to worry about, jim? that was your latest -- >> oh, absolutely. i mean, look i'm worried about tariffs. i'm worried about krcommodity pricing. i'm worried about italy -- no, actually, i kind of like things but i do know tariffs are tomorrow and i got to tell you, joe, i was on the conference calls that i missed while i was away analysts keep saying it's got to end. it's horrible. but the companies won't roll over and play dead i don't know what to say joe? what is it with these people being optimistic what happe

here to dedate it, joe terranova, pete najarian and yim crimin jim cramer >> the financials lead the you, all right, jim, trade is dominating everything

i'm david faber along with jim cramer carl has the morning off a look at futures.ding for what appears to be a higher open european markets were playing along. let's take a look how europe is faring green across the board no huge moves. some nice ones there

those are our family jewels. >> and jim cramer joins us now from the mad money studio.re you doing? >> good to talk to you guys. i agree with you morgan stanley was best for last. >> great interview with larry, made lots of headlines and clearly not optimistic about what china and the u.s. can come to terms with but pretty optimistic in terms of what the eu might be thinking about. >> this is an extraordinary thought that larry gave us which is that president xi basically used the term so-called talks as if it is just a charade. then he held up the idea that the eu could do something good and the talks could be a surprise to the upside. larry doesn't say anything i would. he is like reading the tea leaves and give them to me. i was very down about what he said about china because i had thought that there was progress and back and forth and that there might be give and take. nothing. i thought all the chinese stocks might be down. there is a lot of other good stuff about the economy that was i think void of the stocks. i just loved it. it was just a lot of fun to hear a

ambassador, jim cramer. isn't it -- couldn't you argue that only president trump makes it so that the top three leaders and the bipolar world a russia that was reduced to being a small disruptive force and because of just mutual discussions, going to see putin, putin has been seriously elevated by the president of the united states. >> i agree with you, jim if you're going to have this meeting, and you got to have a channel between these two leaders. we have to be clear about the differences between us there's really no american impetus to have progress we want to draw some red lines in front of putin. don't invade our elections again. no more cyber attacks. if you launch a cyber attack on our election, there will be consequences that's the kind of discussion there should be. i'm not sure the president is tough enough to have that discussion with putin. if he's not going to be -- if our president is going to be strong, this is going to be a missed opportunity and putin could perceive that the united states i

market the ceo of core laboratories making a bold call on where it's headed here's what he told jim cramer a 1.5% growth in oil demand over the last three years right now we are seeing a big uptick and my fear, jim, when we go later this year and next year in 2020, we see $100 plus crude oil again. >> $100 plus crude oil again we have a long way to go right now wti sitting at $73.50. we have seen a big runup in crude oil prices crude is up 21% this year alone. >> it was interesting. we had a record 47 million people travel on the july 4th weekend despite the run up on gas prices you have to wonder when that will have an effect. >> that's a good point we have these potential inflation influences from what was going on you're seeing higher prices at the pump, higher prices when you go to the store. all of this could certainly play a part in what you're going to see coming forward. >>> let's now get a check on this morning's other headlines nbc's philipp mena in new york. >> reporter: the 12 thai youth soccer players are out of the cave and on the road to the recovery the 12 kids and coach ar

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber stocks approach key resistance levels q 2 earningsachine revving up with pepsi marginal gains in europe this morning. watch the ten year 2.87 as we await the bank earnings on friday >>> earnings season is underway and futures pointed to continue gains at the open. >> plus, euro trip president trump delivering a trade warning ahead of the nato meetings with long time european allies >>> and pepsico topping estimates. the cfo hugh johnston will join us >>> stocks looking to maintain the upward momentum. major indexes coming off their sixth positive session at seven. banks helped lead the rally. facebook hit a fresh record high is this about no escalation in trade worries? is it about people covering shorts ahead of earnings >> a bit of both i think the president has been preoccupied with picking a supreme court justice and now going overseas i think there's a sense when he does these things, he's not focussed on trade. i would be careful with europe he said no many bmw or mercedes. that's the only risk to the trip pepsico is a microcaus

cramer boo-yah. >> oh, thank you what's going on? >> caller: jim, i am very long listener and first time caller i've always been afraid to invest, but you actually took away that fear from me so thank you. >> oh, thank you very much >> caller: you're welcome. i'm actually calling about trn, trinity industries you said -- i'm looking at this company, and i want to know if you think it's a good buy. and based upon their leading positions and their strong free cash flows and their compelling opportunities, i'd like to know if you feel that they're an indicator because they're in the railroad industries. if their performance is an indication of how the economy is going. >> well, look, i've got tell you, if i want that, i'm actually going to go buy union pacific which is in there buying back a ton of stock. i think it's a much better buy than trinity i look at railcar loegsd, up 4% last week. that's okay, but not great certainly better than expected this market is about being willing to go against the grain. it's about being opportunistic that will help

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[ applause ] it's larry kudlow with jim cramer at delivering alpha this morning. a lot of topics. gdp. in kudlow words maybe for the next quarter or two. >> and no recession in sight. >> right on china a significant trade is in -- being stalled by president xi good morning welcome to "squawk on the street." david faber is delivering alpha and going to be there. this was a heck of a way to dick off, david. >> yeah, it was interesting listening to kudlow. i think listening to our experts chime in, of course, carl, in terms of what they thought was important. from my perspective, it was the language used to describe the trade dispute with china which i think differed in tone with how he was describing relations, at this point, with europe. and certainly with mexico. it is seemingly, at least, the possibility of real progress it didn't sound that way on china, to me i'm not sure what you thought. >> no, he said xi doesn't want to make a deal it's holding the game up he could end the tariffs this afternoon, if he would come forward on issues like intellectual property theft and technol

fairly agnostic as to where that comes from. >> that was domino's pizza ceo sitting down with our jim cramerssing the company's focus on value and quality and this after disappointing earnings this morning that sent shares down 2% today. despite today's move, domino's stock is still on fire shares are 15% in the past three months, along with names like shake shack, chipotle and dunkin given the rally on some of these names we thought this would be the perfect time for a brand-new game we are unveiling tonight and it's called order up or 86 got it order up or 86 here's how it works, very simple domino's is the example. if the trader thinks it will go higher, they'll say order up and you'll see this. if they think it's going lower, they'll say 86 it. 86 it! >> see >> makes sense >> voiceover okay >> why is it a hamburger if it's a pizza joint? >> because we're talking about all sorts of stuff. >> diner talk. >> all right let's start with guy, order up or 86 on domino's. >> batter up, mel! order up, i mean whatever that means, i'm still bullish. the knock on domino's trading close to 30 times f

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here tohe playing field for all investigators. there is 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 make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. this, this is what the market looks like when you just stop thinking about the trade tensions with china for one day.

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this company because it sort of changed the whole idea, at least in many people's minds including jim cramer'sby the way, where these shares can go. >> a week ago jim discussed with us wells fargo and talked about the capital allocations. >> he liked it maybe after the earnings report thought it was premature and then heard the conference call which led people to believe that they were just being conservative >> yes strong conference call i agree with jim the down side is buffered by that capital allocation story. i think what will be very important is fed chairman powell's testimony before both the house and senate i'm sure he's going to be questioned on the growth restrictions that wells fargo faces right now. i think the answer to those questions will be incredibly important for this company and could be a very strong cat li . >> 63 is the price target bumped from 57. >> if you read the analyst report they say 80% of the earnings growth they expect in the coming years is going to be from return of capital it's a huge buy back story this is a stock that obviously had a huge amount of controv

meeting for the harvard medical school board fellows so she went on cnbc ended boston and spoke to jim cramer and let it be known that she was rebutting the article i was already working on the second day story because i had gotten when the four we went to bed with the first story the fda had inspected the company that i had not gotten confirmation so i could get confirmation today the first story was published why immediately was on deadline with the second. she came on cramer at five or six in the afternoon your time , that is the mad money program. >> i was standing over the editor. we were doing and turned up the volume to see what she would sa say. he played the role of the aggrieved startup entrepreneur who is being attacked by a reporter with her competitors with this entrenched duopoly pulling my stream. and then although it is a funny interview he does ask her about the allegations in the article she begins to dodge and bob and we and then that night he flies back to palo alto to address what is a growing crisis because in my second story comes out to reveal the fda did an infection

carl, you talked about it with jim cramer why are yields up and bonds under pressure because people are a little spooked by the language in this memo >> yep below 90 there, you see the yield. big volume in the first hour or so of trade, at least on the equity front fell below 300 for really the second time this month, seen by some as a bit of a demarcation line >> i think, carl, i may start asking my suppliers for cash back >> there's been a lot of that. i didn't know you could do that. that's good. >> thank you, phil thanks to robert frank as well. >>> the president setting his sights and tweets on iran. what that may mean for investors when we come back. dow is down 25 with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >>> major indexes are slightly lower and 52 week lows for ebay, western digital, at&t. "squawk alley" will be back. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. ♪ south l.a. is very medically u

i actually thought some of the comments, well, the entire interview between jim cramer and larry kudlowas fascinating, but some of his comments around productivity and the role that fiscal policy plays in that, especially on the heels of fed chairman powell and the comments he made about productivity and the link between that and wage growth yesterday in front of senators, really interesting, especially this idea that prolonged prosperity is not something that millenials, in particular, have experienced before as a millenial, i can, i guess, attest to that that's a conversation that i have essentially had with colleagues and peers >> interesting >>> meanwhile, we're watching powell's testimony on the hill, who is making comments of his own regarding cryptocurrency, taking questions from house financial services, steve liesman is monitoring the testimony and q&a today. hey, steve. >> how about a ball over here? jay powell ripped into cryptocurrencies saying he's concerned about the use of money laundering and terror financing, and adding, quote, they are not a currency they are not reall

. >> do you know who brian goldner is >> ceo >> he's going to be the jim cramer tonight >> it's on the >> i was competing trying to test the guy see how much he read the notes halliburton is falling today on its earnings >> beat them bottom line, but here's the issue he kept guidance flat so that means you're going to have a down quarter number two, talking about softness in the marcellus shale and the pipeline constraints oil is moving higher today you'd expect these to move as well you have week, slob and baker hughes trade down in disappointing numbers, so i'd go straight to the xhcommodity guys if you want to play this the space. >> worst performing s&p sector you tillties >> they're down about 80 basis point. driven by the fact the ten year is up today. they've done pretty well up about $5 off their june lows. that said, with the treasury yield, now moving higher, it's going to put downward pressure on anything with a heavy yield component to it. utilities are smack in the center of this >> okay. third point. unveiling a new position in a letter today giving paypal saying it could

especially if you talk with jim cramer, he'll say don't use that term in any business but the aviationry typically boom and buck, it noticing an extended length of growth here. there's not a downturn in the foreseeable future. >> super cycle, got it phil lebeau, more details as they come through at that air show. >> we could change it to big wheel. >> we could. >>> the countdown is on. president trump about to kick off a sitdown with russian president vladimir putin putin is about to arrive in helsinki this is a shot of the airport. we'll tell you what to watch out for whenorwi ehae rerns.dexcng ♪ hawaii is in the middle of the pacific ocean. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is he

because you were sure we were going 3.5 what are we going to do >> we had this conversation with jim cramer earlier on "squawk on the street" this could left the market 10% the auto issue is so big -- >> so, we create a problem and get rid of it -- >> once you figure out what the ambassador to germany has alleged to have said they're going to try to move to -- >> then trump is the grand master at chess, that's what happens. >> they need to go along with it >> i also think parent of this conversation, i think the administration cares what happens to the market. i disagree from the comments of commerce secretary wilbur ross that there's no line in the sand there is they pay attention to the markets all the time >> peter navarro, 3:30 in the afternoon, let me advance it from a step further. do you as joe has suggested, josh and others, you stay with the small caps you go with what works trade is a mess, these talks, fights, tit for tat stuff. you go with the small caps that's why the russell has had the run. >> i think you have to be sensitive to their end costs and what their supply chain is

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