jim cramer, thank you very much. >>> still to come, of course, on squawk on the street, we'll continue the discussion on the markets decline.

jim cramer >> i am doing well how are you?er: all right am i supposed to give you my top five >> that would be so appropriate at this particular moment. >> caller: i'm going the give you my top five, but i have eight. here we go abbott labs, amazon, southwest airlines, starbucks -- >> wow, starbucks keeps going up kevin johnson is doing such a good job starbucks, we've got restaurant, southwest, abbott reported an amazing quarter. >> buy buy buy >> i'm sick and tired of hearing it wasn't a great quarter. that's nonsense. i'm going to bless that. and i want to thank all of our programs i wish i could take all stocks but you know what? you're going to have to stwik cramer let's get started. show of hands. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3

"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. 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 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> tough days don't last forever, but when they come along, you need to know how to respopd. you need a game planned totally developed and ready to see what kind of we are dealing with. the early days of the decline, we'll are never easy to navigate let's bring a line from tolstoy's ana carrenina. it is not so darn easy big declines and much harder because they could be the start of a bear market the beginning of something un-fa un-fathomable. you can figure out how to handle these moments of weakness without panicking. first, let me offer some historically constructive works of relief. there has

what would the market do >> what would happen to jim cramer's head if jay powell said jim cramer was right i think the market would rally on that. i don't think that's a whole lot different from what they're saying we have a gdp report coming up if we get to a place where it looks like the economic input has turned, you can bake out some of those rate forecasts >> that's not what is priced in. >> it's like 50% >> but you don't have the third one. >> i don't think the market is sold to a good idea right now for next year. give me december and we'll see >> go ahead, i'm sorry >> back to your question, scott, why are they not reacting? what should the fed be looking at the stock sponsor what's actually happening at the company level? i would argue the fed should listen to what the company is saying about their business which is earnings growth is still up 10% >> the executives are more upbeat than the market even companies report good earnings, they seem to be taking it on the chin, right? >> that's the problem. >> they're confident they can raise prices in the face of higher costs unti

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. >> see you become here tomorrow night with for close >> jim cramer and "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you money. my job is not just to entertain but teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @ jimcramer you know what's in short supply right now? context. every day it feels like investors are making decisions based on the minutia of current events >> buy buy buy buy buy buy >> not the bigger picture, and that is how you get burned that's how you lose money. fortunately, we got some relief today, the dow rebounding 401 point. the nasdaq up 2.59%. now, we had some good earnings, just both last night and this morning, and the benign set of conference calls and it's allowed us to catch our collective breaths, and i like that that's when you put in context now that we

you're making the comparison back to 1987 is it that bad jim cramer was just here highlighting dirv highlightingferences between now and 1987 one being that the economy is much stronger than it was back then. >> i don't want to take anything away from jim. he's obviously very insightful but i don't think today's sell off is the harbinger of a crash. this is standard seasonal slough we're going through. so, you know, the oversold readings in the market i think are telling us that we'll see a bottom some time before the end of the month ultimately, this expansion will end. and it's going to end because monetary policy is going to get too tight at the same time that fiscal policy is going to turn into fiscal drag in 2020 and when we get there, our work is showing us that the stock market will probably pull back 40% from the highs we'll probably see credit spreads widen dramatically corporate america is overlevered. the leverage ratio on corporate balance sheets is the highest on record and we would expect to see high yield rates rise by 8% or more by the time we get to the end of the recession. so

. >> do not miss our special market selloff "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. welcome to cramerica and of course, welcome to be the city of brotherly love philadelphia 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 try to put this in some sort of context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. how did everything go so bad so fast is this the horrific new normal? after the day, where the dow tumbled. nasdaq plummeted 4.3%. i'm worried that the answer is yes. between the fed and the trade war, we're in rough shape. let me start by saying this market is not behaving all that rationally moving at the speed of light mowing down stocks and taking no prisoners. today was the first day in ages where the market not only ignored positive earning su

. >> that does it for us back here tomorrow with fast "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. 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 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> what happens when the president is distracted by saudi arabia, and a couple of big capitalization quarters report good quarters, you get a big rally like this one. the bears are going into hibernation, and the bulls have the run of the joint s&p running 2.1% nasdaq pulled more than 2.89%. it is a reminder that when you need to buy stock, you got to buy stocks when everyone else is panicking. you have to buy when the market is flying apart. anybody who had the bravery to jump in, is already rewarded that is why we told club members that you h

so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me nicely please, @jim cramer there is panic all over the place, especially in technology and industrials. the only stocks that managed to hold up today. tech was especially hard hit i am concerned that the sell off there isn't done because there is genuine weakness in the semiconductor world. that is spelling over to cloud, software, hardware companies including f.a.n.g and apple. it was tech's worst day since 2011 you must not be blind to opportunities. volume was ten to one on the down side. that is a ratio that late, great anchorman mark haynes also told me to be more positive i like to step back for a second and get a battle plan going. help explain what is happening what it will take tor the pain to end spoiler alert, i don't see it ending any time soon so why are we getting obliterated? even when the economy is strong, i try to tell people because i have been around for a long time, it can be fragile. and that is why the federal reserve needs to be careful not to overshoot when it tries to raise interest rates back to more normal level. the

or tweet me @jim cramer. only one question that matters here right now was this a real bottom today we had an incredible reversal with the averages plummeting this morning the dow losing 548 points for the whole market -- before the whole market turned down by the way it was down 30 in the last half hour s&p off 0.55%. is this a sustainable turn or another head fake like last tuesday? i want to go back to last tuesday. one guy told you the market wasn't done going down, mark sebastian. he's the resident volatility expert the bulls were trampling every kind of bear and things were sure looking up. so i asked sebastian if the move had any staying power as part of the off the chart segment. no, he said categorically not. based on the huge spike in the volatility index or the vix for short he predicted that we were about to have a vicious shakeout a total hammering. how will we know when the real bottom had arrived normally s&p 500 and the vix move in opposite directions. because the vix is a very good proxy for

read it carefully. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange where we find jim cramer. comments do they ever get to the point where they go, this is too expensive, we're not going to keep doing this? or can they do it forever? can they decide where their market is? >> i think that the problem with them is that they're not going to have to decide. because we've decided for them i don't think this is have to dl decide for them. it is not about economic or trade. it was initially about a new cold war and anyone who's still going to try to do a lot of business and china and has to recognize china has to become the enemy of president trump in many different ways and not just economics. i don't even know. listen to larry kudlow i don't know what the chinese can do to be able to get on the other side of the u.s., you know what, we are not your enemy? this is not about trade. >> this down trend, it looks like it could. it is not above of the line. >> the chinese can spend -- i don't know, they can borrow, that'll be why not i think they would want to keep it 2500 so it would not

last night jim cramer getting nervous on the market. this is what he had to say last night. >> call me a little cautious i think we can go higher but the stocks taking us higher are the wrong stocks if you believe the economy is in good shape they're the right stocks if you believe i'm right and we could have a fed mandated slowdown i sure hope i'm wrong, but on a day like this where we get dire news from ppg, i'm feeling right as rain. >> you know what's amazing jim nailed it. ppg is a paint company, their talk about input costs, inflation, they're a commoditized company across a lot of sectors, that's spooking a lot of people. >> if you think about the input costs, inflation costs that you would be seeing across the manufacturing chain, you can make the argument we have not begun to see this. their comments are more a foretell into earnings season. if you think about what we've heard for the last six months since the trade war went from concept to enactment you have a dynamic where regional fed surveys tell you not only do we have lab

. >> back here tomorrow at five fo >> "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my anything is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer why does the market keep plummeting the dow sinking another 546 points today the s&p plunged 2.06%. nasdaq lot lost 2.15%. there are two ways to approach this kind of issue you can take the macro, or top down view where you're looking at big aggregates or take the micro, or bottoms up view where you listen to individual companies and piece together the comments in a mosaic right now, there's a ton of tension between the two. the federal reserve cares about the macro, anything that tells them about the totality of the economy and based on that, our new fed chief concluded that business is so strong, that it can handle a series of rate hi

. >> jim cramer last night said starbucks has been rising rapidly since they came out the beginning ofmber -- >> up 15% or something >> he was warning people not to buy based on ackman's investment on this. >> that's interesting. ackman says in his presentation that he believes the stock price can double in three years. that's based on hid best case scenario what was his order the drink he brought to the conference >> a venti tango passion tea -- >> tango >> tango passion tea no sugar. >> probably $8 >> venti, a big one. >> leslie, thank you >>> time for the squawk planner. weekly mortgage applications are due at 7:00 a.m. we'll get the september producer price index at 8:30. two fed presidents will speak today. charles evans and rafael bostic have events scheduled. president trump travels to erie, pennsylvania tonight for a rally. let's check on u.s. equity futures. we are seeing a positive open for the dow jones, up by 31, s&p 500 up in the green indicating an open up 2.5%. the nasdaq looks down about 4%. >>> rising interest rates have equities on edge joining us now with his read on

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well as a cnbc contributor, nancy davis is the chief investment officer of quadratic coast, and jim cramer, host of "mad money." stocks are attempt to go bounce back from last week's carnage. tech off its worst week since march. some of the biggest names are under more pressure. jim, big tech. amd, 23. and on and on and on is that the key to the markets >> yes stunning declines. i did a teach-in this weekend, everybody came up to me and said do you think the crash is about to occur i said, have you looked at the stocks on the nasdaq they crashed look, you came in one day and you saw intel down this much, nvidia down, you would say, holy cow. how are the companies doing? the answer is the companies are doing pretty good. i think the idea now is the time to worry about the crash repeals that you were somewhere under a rock the whole time we just had a crash. >> i had so many people ask me over the weekend what's going to happen with the market on monday is the key to the correction what's going on with tech? >> the key is what's going on with tech. it's not what's going to happen to the mark

dollar guidance by a percentage point we did stay in our guidance of 9% >> hugh, it is jim cramer, howo you get ahead of this we got the drivers and i don't understand how this could be an issue quarter after quarter, is this just a shortage in this country? >> yeah, jim, a lot of ways it is the market for drivers right now is competitive it is a market that's not getting a lot of young people entering the average driver age is 49 years old and it is about 94% male and a lot of the drivers in the marketplace own their own trucks and frankly we are dealing with a combination of two things we want to help the company, people can choose drivers and doing other things are oftentimes doing other things, that's combined with d.o.t. regulations are enforced better among a lot of the trucking community. it is typical in economics assuages rise and the marketplace evolve, you will see the typical supply response happen but it takes a little time to do it. >> this two things, this regulation is antiregulation, is there any chance the president will say we got to give drivers a chance to make mon

our very own jim cramer sat down with the ceo.en. >> we're first launching a monopoly fortnite. and then for the spring we have nerf overwatch coming where you get to play the game for real, live, obviously making great blasters and roll play so you can play as your favorite character and that will follow with nerf fortnite which comes in the first half of 2019. its very exciting. you get to jump out of the game and play for real. >> nerf overwatch, can innovation like that save them or is there more pain ahead for these broken toy stocks and the toys 'r' us liquidation? >> yes, he said it's going to continue to be a problem for a couple quarters. problems with my little pony -- >> b.k. hasn't bought a pony in a long time. >> i have the whole collection so there's nothing left for me to buy. >> and how many b.k.'s are out there -- >> we have a club. its a boys club. any way, i would take a look at hasbro, jump out of the game and play. nobody wants to jump out of the game. everybody wants to stay in the game. i don't think these w

so look out for the idea that maybe volatility -- i know jim cramer and some of the guys -- >> were talking 25 >> i don't think 25 is the number i think 30 i would disagree with jim on that one i think 22 to 25, that's an interesting area that seems to be where we've been finding ourselves if you look at a chart, 25 looks great. looks to me like 30 is actually a better number. >> so focus on fundamentals, do not panic. of that list, defense and aerospace has been strong. you look at lockheed martin this morning, go and look at boeing they're probably going to have a good number. look at honeywell, those are names you want to look at into the declines citigroup is on that list. they're buying back oodles of shares, tons there's that united rentals, that's my kind of name. i will tell you that company beat and raised and was down 15%. they were so bullish i just got off the caterpillar conference call. they were absolutely positive. they felt so good. >> what are you doing with cat you own it as well >> well, after the call i feel better about it and it's a name i want to buy. >> the call did

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cyclical trade jim cramer says now might be the time to get back into the markets. night on cnbc's "special report. >> i think the time to really be aggressive in selling happened and if we get anything good out of china, carl, if we get any news that agrees with my view, we're going to say why didn't we do buying? good things happened periodically >> all right so joining us now is michael pervis, the chief global strategist and head of equity derivative strategy and director of research at jenny montgomery scott. we start with you, michael was this process that just happened over two days the all clear signal look, the knife has fallen fast. you always want to be careful about catching that falling knife before it really bounces off the floor a little bit i think the price action we've seen is, i don't want to say textbook, but it feels good, righting you know, we'll probably generally what i'd like to do is see it rally a little bit and then go back and test the levels and then you get -- you look at the other cross asset signals, for example. the yield curve star

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good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. mnuchin on "squawk" today. nikkei's highs over night. our road map begins with stocks set to come back dow future is down at more than 300 points >> plus, the fundamentals are very strong as mnuchin tells cnbc that wall street's two days plunge is apart of a natural correction >> jamie dimon offers up a warning on rates and geo political risk that's where we'll begin jp morgan revenue ahead. >> look, i think the key take away when you contrast charles evans. >> yeah, just listening to him >> what jamie dimon is saying is good right now but it could get bad. he does not want to say bad. that's my term he's saying that i would say things are good but we could be playing with fire and things won't be good. that's the opposite of what the feds say the fed is saying we don't care what's going to happen this is what we must do. i will take jamie dimon's view about what can go wrong over any one in the fed any day of the week i think the fed is vastly out of t

jim. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer jim from south carolina.estion is, with the massive decline of stitch fix 50% in the last 30 days, is there any chance for recovery back to the 50 level or should i sell? >> no, i'll tell you, i really respect and like katrina but that was not a good quarter and in this business, honestly when you report a not good quarter, that early on in your public existence, there's no forgiveness. you have to have a couple -- she's got to have a couple good quarters before anyone comes back to that one hey, that's just the way it is it's a tough business. all right, not all sell-offs are created equal. vf corp had the misfortune of reporting during a greater panic. this market might be ugly but still opportunities. right now i'm eyeing old line tech companies that could be work picking up. i'll reveal the names. ignore at your own risk. i'll tell you why it's got me shook. tonight's "lightning round" coming up so stay with cramer. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn ex

. >> what's 3m's problem >> that could be an execution problem if you listen to jim cramer >> gabriella, you use post-its anymore? >> i do use them >> it's supposed to be all digital now. if they placed their stake on post-its -- >> i think 3m should spin off post-its >> it's a paperless society. get out of that quick. >> let's look at what happened overnight in asia. the concerns there were what kicked off concerns here yesterday morning. you saw the nikkei close higher. shanghai composite was higher. hang seng was down again talking about severe declines coming in those markets lookinm. looking at europe and early trading, mostly green arrows ftse up by 0.7%. cac up by 0.6% dax up by 0.3% italy is weaker, but spain is higher look at treasury yields. across the board, across the serve you did see yields come down a bit more people rushing into some of these treasuries right now it looks like the ten-year is yielding 3.134%. >> trump taking notice of the market volatility and stepping up his attacks on the fed and fed chair jay powell in an interview with the "wall street journal" the p

tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. for the whole month, i have been thinking about the power of negative thinking. is this a reprieve it is hard to tell in these things now i like to think of the individual session like a football game. you have to do a check down to make sure you are doing the right thing. the market took a header, the nasdaq which was worse than the dow finally opened down. then the second quarter, that was bullish. it kept going higher but at noon, the bears called all the way back and it was looking dire until the fourth quarter when we got a terrific rally. there is one, two, three, four and remember, i told you there have been many sessions within a session. and i

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let's get down to jim cramer i feel like we are in earnings season >> today we are.ry wise he basically says if they keep on raising, we'll not be able to pull it off. if they don't, we can adjust i am totally in that camp. they're going to keep raising rates and not pay attention. this economy is so strong that we can do anything to it and anything we want i saw you guys, you were talking about housing is not that good and autos and some constructions weakening and loan growth is not that good. i see a situation where the feds can lay off. lar larry's positive nature is going to play out. i don't think the fed is paying attention to anything that's happening. maybe some day you will have the bat phone directly to the fed. would it help last time of the crazy - >> yeah, i was kind of, i would say jimmy fallon and i don't know -- >> you would use the phone to call and just listen to me, i probably know what you are saying >> humiliate them like they humilia humiliated me. two can play this game >> all right, jim, we'll see you at 9:00. a couple of minutes and tonight

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beyond fast. >>> jim cramer is joining us now.quarter how far do you think this goes >> i think there is a lot of actual selling of bonds by somebody whom we don't know. i agree with mark grant. i see autos down i see housing down i see manufacturing starting to stall. long growth storing. so retail couldstall i mean i think they should not go to 3.5. i this i the fed being locked steps is supposed to be independent. it is bad for the stock market powell's conclusion is things are wages too high when i see wages year over year being 70 cents higher, i don't know, is that what really encompasses wage too high. we sure seem to be getting a fed slow down. >> based on what kevin told us that he'll be rolling off the balance sheet than hiking rate, what did you think of that idea? >> i think he's right. >> honestly we got the wrong yield curve that does not make sense for the bank to lend cbs are just a little bit below of what they are lending at. it is a negative situation developing our country because of the fed i think jerome powe

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