going on now. . >>> welcome back jim cramer is here, has been here all hour.g here. >> thank you. >> what do you have for tonight? >> i have gold bugs. i am a gold bug. and then kevin conroy. he's done this great deal and boom, people hate it i think that's wrong it's hard to do the arbitrage. exact science. a lot of people use it this man has made it a juggernaut company. >> down 8% right now. >> people do not believe in this combination. i think the combination is terrific i think they make money. it's a little rich we'll talk it out. >> you're also kicking off the summer on the streets tomorrow, that should be fun. >> that stock has come to a level where it's no longer dangerous. way too inflated, not by chip, but by the market that just said, listen -- denim is a tougher category how about that quarter fantastic. >> perfect. >> beautiful. >> can't believe it wasn't up that big. >> i agree, it's a buy. >> final trade time, joe >> jp morgan full force, icbc. >> steph >> l 3 harris. >> qsr, like the restaurant brand. >> our thanks again to jim cramer we'll se

jim cramer joining us from outside the new york stock exchange where he's getting ready for tonight'sf "mad money. he's got quite a setup out there. jim, thanks for joining us looks like wall street is embracing the numbers, especially guidance. >> i think these people down here are chanting apple, apple, apple, and i think what people like frankly is that you have to back out, back out that, but really you get down to is that you would argue on a constant currency basis it's even higher than the range katie huberty was, the top person. you're talking about wearables and services amounting to being a fortune 50 company, the smallest company in fortune 50 is a $62 billion company still not enough to please those who say it's only a cell phone company, but i think a lot to think about going down the pike, particularly with the credit card right on the horizon. >> yeah, jim, it's going to be really interesting to listen to hear what they've got to say about credit card on the earnings call. to your point on the wearables, still small but growing at 50%, services perhaps fractionally disa

it was the best cramer is not at home call machine i ever had and believe it or not, jim is not home became a rallying cry for lots of people calling me back then hoping i wasn't home to get the tip without having to deal with me. not long after i got a job at goldman sachs, one of the officers called me and got the machine with the recommendation and told me to call him as soon as possible. i did and he asked me if i knew what suitability was i had no idea. how does my suit fit i didn't have a suit he introduced me to the concept. he asked me did i ever consider many people that called me and got my answering machine might not be ready for the stock of the hottest semi conductor company and recommending it to them without any sense whether it was right for them? i said i always thought stocks were pretty much in situation. we all know unlike vacuum cleaners, you can't take stocks back they come with no guarantee. what's the deal? before you recommend a stock on a 1-1 level, you have to know what that person wanted. what they wanted out of the stock. you wanted to know if the stock w

review of america's tech giants while the ftc slaps facebook with a record $5 billion fine which jim cramer is calling invasive the stock reaction may surprise you. >>> and beyond meat keeps rolling. beyond meat is trading above $200 today as the company forms the new partnership with dunkin'. we will speak with both ceos in just a couple of minute. >>> plus, irobot is feeling the squeeze from tariffs meat has become a controversial term in and of itself. and ups is making a double splash in delivery that's all ahead in "rapid fire" today. >> they are mixed overall, boeing and caterpillar results are pretty much the reason why you are seeing the dow underperform by nearly one-half of 1%. we're close to the lows of the session off by about 107 points. but s&p 500 doing fairly well, up two-tenths and a big star for the nasdaq composite hitting that record high and 3,000 over that level for the s&p 500. so we're still watching that a key industry group to keep an eye on, i mentioned those boeing results. a big drag it is one of the biggest waiting a 23% waiting of the ishares aerospace defense

make you money my job is to entertain, teach, coach and call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer is there a real slowdown coming or a lull before the fed cuts interest rates and reignites the economy. we'll give you interest reports that gives you much better sense of where it is the dow slipped and s&p declined and nasdaq lost 7.4% because of an escalation of tensions in the mideast against britain, the united states and iran and before that the market was doing well you need to understand we're about to embark on the busiest week of the year for industrial earnings we will be flooded with new information. if you can't handle it if there is some sort of congregation in the gulf, this might be the perfect weak to take your summer vacation on monday we have two important quarters we hear from whirlpool, the appliance maker and hall l halln if the latest reports and revolutionary guards, republican guard seize. they seize british royal tanker. the price of crude barely budged for heaven's sake. maybe halliburton confirms what schlumberger told us this market is not the least bit ex

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anyway, jim, mr. cramer. >> call me jim. >> caller: 20% of my portfolio is -- >> that's a lot. i don't want you to put any more than that. i like -- they are doing everything they are doing everything they can. they are getting out of the stuff they don't want. they are cutting costs it's just a real hard market i need to go to joe in missouri, joe? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, let's go blues. >> okay. >> caller: bep ticker. >> you know, i like hydro. i'm going to say it's okay it's not -- it's part of the 5% that i'm trying to figure out whether i feel okay about or not but i think you're in good shape. let's go to carl in maryland, carl >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: maryland, bank of america. >> bank of america is incredibly cheap. the bank stocks look like that caught a bid i'm certainly not going to be anyone that tells you anything than to own bank of america and that ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't

. >> jim cramer talks about wait for the conference call. here is one to your point guidance you could drive a truck through. we need a lot more color, a lot more nuance. wait for the call. i think it is 5:30. >> yes by the way, spending on the one day shift was a little bit more. >> i think a lot of people expected that. you know, it was initiated in the last 24 mont or something like that. here is the thing. we are talking about these little moves in massive trillion dollar names, literally. if you think how amazon is moving right now, at the end of the day though it is really important to remember that, you know, this stock sold off, what, 30% in q4 like that. people were wondering every day, what was the thing up here i think a lot of investors are being very complacent if you are playing for a massive breakout of what guy said could be a double top, you need something else to give it a bit more torque in all of these names to get them going in a straight line. >> more and more -- >> you know, i had a torque wrench in college. >> that's

check out the cramer cam, jim cramer speaking with domino's ceo.hat stock was roasted today we will bring you those comments right after the break. ♪ and help you make those tough decisions, that's morgan stanley. they're industry leaders, but the most important thing is they want to do it the right way. i'm really excited to be part of the morgan stanley team. i'm justin rose. we are morgan stanley. >>> all right. welcome back to "fast money" the standout stock and not in a good way was domino's pizza, sinking 9% they reported disappointing sales this morning ceo rich alison commenting on that and growing delivery competition with our own jim cramer moments ago >> part of what we're going to see here in the near term is that, you know, there's so much investor subsidy into the business model right now, we're not really sure where it is going to shake out long term because there's substantial discounting and over investment in advertising right now to drive consumer demand. we don't know how that's going to shake out once consumers actually have to

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber.i looking good, plenty else this week with powell on deck. tech companies on the hill soft china gdp number getting the president's attention. europe is green and oil is up a quarter this morning road map begins with wall street's record run, stocks poised for renewed gains of the open as citi unofficially kicks off earnings season. >> trade war slowdown, china posting the lowest quarterly growth in 27 years >> and silicon valley tech lash from one of its own, peter teal calling out google, alleging, quote, seemingly treason ous acts we'll begin a new week, stocks on track to hit fresh record highs. citi kicks off earnings season with better than expected results held by gains and consumer lending also in focus, china, slowest economic growth in 27 years in q2 gdp at 6.2 for june, industrial production, retail sales, fixed asset investment all beat expectations, leading some guys to think maybe the central banks work is starting to filter in. >> i think so. the bears have the work cut

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. >> you know how jim cramer has buy, buy, buy? >> buy, buy, buy. >> we need fade, fade, fade for dan. >> some of these guys have been around me for a long time. i don't mind fading on stock like this. when google is down at 10.50 i'm not saying sell because it is to break or anything. but to me i think you fade in an event after you have a big run. >> why are you raising your hand >> to back it up, to illustrate a point and give you evidence about what he just said. >> okay. >> i recall recently -- >> yes. >> -- when the -- that electric car company, tesla, was pushing down towards -- >> also reporting next week. >> -- specifically said, you know what, it feels to me as if all of the news is in, people getting way too negative. >> sure. >> look at it sucking down he was spot on. >> that's right. >> stay tune for "oa" and we're going to talk about it. >> alphabet well off the highs for the year chairwoman, trade it or fade it? >> i am long this one i am most nervous about because the last quarter, unlike facebook, that last quarter

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange david faber has the morning off. it is a big week with a fed meeting, u.s./china trade talks resume, a jobs number on friday, a third of the s&p reporting, europe mostly green the ten-year's right around 2.05 our roadmap's going to begin with earnings, fed, trade and jobs wall street in waiting mode ahead of a major market-moving

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jim cramer joins us now. what do you make of that, jim?st night with green growth, another one of these operators, that constellation was very unhappy with bruce the numbers weren't there. there were many bets being made by bruce that bill newellen wasn't excited about bill on the conference call, june 28th conference call brutal saying these guys have not delivered on their numbers we're not pleased with canopy's recent reporting you knew bruce was out bruce is a different kind of operator he's from telco. he's from water. he got it off the ground and did great things for it. but time for someone more buttoned down, like bill newellens, to be -- to have a partner. david kline who is the cfo of constellation was king member of the board of canopy. rumored also to be very unhappy. the numbers, he was spending a fortune. he wasn't -- he was get something good revenue growth. there was no plan to make money under bruce. >> who is making any money, jim, on any of these companies now? don't you have to be patient no matter who you are while thi

jim cramer is standing by. i know this weekend you are going to be grilled by marc lasry. ling you at the ozi fest what are you planning for jim? >> one thing jim and i talked about is should jim be our new gm because he's won his fantasy league for the last couple of years? >> yeah, look, i'm a champion and it is something i do better than stocks and i appreciate you mentioning that. stocks are good, i think i have a unique perspective on sports and i cannot be -- i was telling my wife how excited i am to talk to you, i mean, she was saying, j jim, it is going to be 100 degrees. i said what does that have to do with talking to one of the most successful business people on earth about what is going to happen next year if the democrats win? >> i know. that's the other thing we'll talk about and joe will be upset about that >> when they win >> jim -- >> alex is such a sport. you're such a sport, thank you. >> i have a question for you i have joe here whining about his cincinnati reds. how your phillies doing? >> we had a good game last night against the dodgers. we went with

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the ceo will be on tonight to discuss with jim cramer. some of the movers. >> dom, thank you. >>> we are in the middle of market season, today's durable goods data and tomorrow's second quarter gdp report all of this leads up to next week's fed meeting let's talk about the markets and the xi, joining seems to me a chief economist and cnpc contributor, also, michael santoli, the markets commentator, the earnings season again, you had 33m, dow, southwest, comcast, all of them here for the most part, the numbers are good in companies operating through economic issues like 3m. >> that's pretty much the take aways. the companies are beating at least at the historical rate the market wanted to see that this flattening out of earnings in the first half of this year was not a cliff. right? i think the fact that you can still look towards the later part of this year as having a pickup, it's been good enough, given what else is going on with bond yields and liquidity support as well. >> you think there has been a change going from what we heard, ma

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on friday i will see you on "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 make you some money my job is to teach you so call me at 1-800-484 cnbc after a big run, you always hear there are just two many bulls. too much excitement! too much optimism! that we have been lulled into a false sense of security. you'll hear it even if you're a sedate daytime today where the dow gained 69 points s&p climbed to an all-time high, i should add getting bored by those, and the nasdaq advanced by 2.2%. here's my question what exactly are we too bullish about? are there individual stocks, sectors, that have gone crazy? you know what, i always like to break things down. let's take them one by one as opposed to making a sweeping judgment are we really being irrational with the banks, large s

shape i'm in ♪ >> did you hear that "brooklyn, brooklyn," that was my request i'm david faber with jim cramera brooklyn nets fan live from the new york stock exchange carl quintanilla has the day off. futures, half hour from now get started with trading a lot of news to digest over the weekend for investors. you can see we are looking for a sharply higher open, perhaps even some new records, we'll see. let's get to our road map. it does start with no new tariffs yet. china and the u.s. reach a truce and stocks are set to surge at the open we do have those new records within striking distance plus, president trump easing restrictions on u.s. companies from selling products to, of course, the chinese telecom giant huawei semiconductor stocks are rallying sharply ahead of the bell on that news. and oil prices, well, they're up, this after russia and saudi arabia agree to extend opec's deal to cut oil production by another 6 to 9 months. stocks rising around the globe the s&p 500 poised to open at a record high after the u.s. and china agree to resume trade talks. president donald trump offered c

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i'm david faber with jim cramer.e are live from the new york stock exchange carl quintanilla has the day off. stock market, by the way, set your watch, going to close at 1:00 p.m. eastern, due to getting an early start on the independence day holiday look at futures as we get ready for an open 30 minutes from now. we're looking up, but u.s. equity futures, what we are talking about, 2% or so. we had that quiet session yesterday. but we did see the s&p reverse earlier losses closed at a record high. that's kind of where our road map starts as it often does investors shrugging off global growth concerns. stocks set to rally at the open. and records still within striking distance. plus, broadcom eyeing symantec, my reporting added to bloomberg yesterday which broke the story. >> and mine. >> and jim's give you more details. and pot shake-up, bruce linton out, telling cnbc he was fired from the world's largest publicly traded cannabis company. somewhat extraordinary. >> no. >> wait. having him on talking about being fire

jim cramer talked about it maybe it's more ebay where they are trying to help small vendors like all 50 or 100 of kevin's companies trans act. does it add to the value of the company? >> i have missed the rebound on facebook i should have been in it and i have not kevin's is one of the strongest arguments i have heard for why this actually will work. i like the international connectivity that libra potentially provides that's the important element of this i think about visa, mastercard i think about the tremendous opportunity that both of those companies have been on the investment side. i wonder if libra presents some form of a business risk to visa and mastercard it seems to me transactionally, that's where -- >> does it help -- bryn, how do you put the money on libra do you use visa and master card under the surface to get the transaction working? >> facebook had a thoughtful white paper of how this was going to work. kevin's walk-through is smart. i do think facebook is the stock everyone loves to hate it's hard to own when you have privacy issues with mark zuckerberg having the

. >> our thanks again to jim cramer we'll see you tonight at 6:00 on "mad money." the exchange begins right now. >>> welcome, everybody, here's what's ahead today the busiest week of earnings, the trade meeting in china, the jobs report and what that could mean, this could be the most market moving fed decision in years. all of that in the next five days, and we're going to get you ready for the market's big week in minutes from now. fortnite proving video games aren't just fun anymore. real competition for your battle in your eyeballs and yes, your money. i want my kids to start playing. >>> the winners and losers and getting to the root of boeing's prices did regulators relax oversight of the company too much? we're starting to ask that. >>> we'll begin today's market and talk about that first with the one and only dom chu. >> eamon javers tweeted his kids are going for scholarships right now. >>> the s&p 500 and nasdaq, after coming off record highs friday are pulling back just a bit. fractionally, the nasdaq is off by .5 of 1% as well. if you're looking for a c

. >> joseph hogan will join jim cramer on "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. 3-m lower despite a beat on top linespete, you like this one. >> i do. initially it was a great day the stock was running and leading the dow to the upside and then it started pulling back, mel. they did beat, but the problem is their numbers weren't that great. you look at the forecast that was okay. the numbers generally though weren't impressive enough. i didn't understand early on why it was up as much as it was. now it seems to be trading above where it should >> home construction etf is up, on pace for its best day since july, erin, your beloved builders. >> one of the bright spots in the market today certainly we got fundamental data which is pretty bullish, household rates suggesting it's coming out in 1.5 million. right now the way it's forming houses at 1.2 million, there's room there for additional growth, when they look at the earnings coming out, mayor damage and we've gotten decent reports out of lennar and polte so we're seeing some companies now start to focus on building up on the low end segment which i

. >> i hear jim cramer has mr. visalign on tonight? >> that's right. m is going to speak with joseph hogan on "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time we'll see how he responds. >> i bet he's got very straight teeth. >> he better >> next, ab imbev shares, better than expected earnings for q2 and the highest expected volume growth in more than five years parent company of budweiser. the market share saw a big jump helped by -- okay. now this is -- we need to talk america about spiked seltzer and that's why frank holland, come over. our resident -- >> with props. >> i'm not understanding >> can't stop by without bringing drinks. >> i am not understanding the initial eye rolling at the beginning. >> it's this zgeneration's zima. i'm in my, you know, 40s, and i remember when zima was a thing >> do you know -- >> i have no idea what you're talking about. >> the wine cooler >> it was -- think about it like the crystal pepsi of malt liquor beverages, right >> wow, there's a combination. >> people used to mix it with like grenadine >> so that was when i was younge

i just want to bring up one point jim cramer made that i think is so important.e said you really shouldn't trade anything before you hear the conference call. there's so much color to be had on this. we will see what they -- we will see what they say, but to jump in right here with half the information, i don't know, you got to be -- >> i would love to see if they have a good as long as for that big of a shortfall at this point. >> well, what he is saying, all right, in april they said that they're i think talking about a decent quarter this current quarter. >> right. >> do they have more credibility now than in april? >> or less. >> i don't know. >> and context was weak in the second quarter in q3 you got "stranger things" season three, 41 million viewers in first five days you have "orange is the new black," "money heist," a lot of good stuff happening in the back half of the year hopefully they can rebound, but there's no way to sugar coat this it was a complete disaster, a complete wlif. >> right. >> how bad is "friends," losing that. >> does anyone have netf

ceo about the 737 max groundings, the risks that might still be out there and the one and only jim cramerl join us for the entire hour to weigh in on all of that, as well as look ahead to apple's earnings tomorrow. that's all at noon on the half back to you, carl. >> all right melissa, thanks. we'll see you in a bit let's get to the cme group in the meantime and get the santelli exchange. >> good morning, carl. it depressed me to hear so many strange things coming from the president regarding the fed. and it isn't that i shouldn't expect this from politicians and even though this president didn't start out a politician, he's certainly a quick study and the flip-flopping is something wrong, then all politicians should be banned from existence, because flip-flopping and the longer a politician is in the limelight just something they do and if you don't believe me, just pick five or six of your favorite politicians that have been in the game more than a handful of years and just look at what their thoughts on immigration or a variety of issues, social issues were ten years ago versus where t

we talked briefly about jim cramer with watch -- >> i was going to bring that up. >> target, costco, home depot. candidly that is a great observation of where the consumer is and those five equity names that are oriented toward the consumer, they are all telling you a good favorable story. >> keep buying those names walmart, amazon, target, costco, home depot >> first earnings come out from citigroup and jpmorgan and one place where there is variability is credit card debt and how overall loan values are trending i'm with you guys, i think that -- i'm note worried i but i think that is one insight. >> you get that information that comes out all the information. >> you get the verbiage from these guys though. you get them talking about it. >> i don't think that big consumer franchises, you know that is not what they are talking about. they are talking about business loan growth. >> my point is on the subject of the consumer, monday and tuesday, you will have the banks giving you some insight into it. >> okay. if you say just kidding so best way to play this, and we mentioned some of t

review of america's tech giants while the ftc slaps facebook with a record $5 billion fine which jim cramers calling invasive the stock reaction may surprise you. >>> and beyond meat keeps rolling. beyond meat is trading above $200 today as the company forms the new partnership with dunkin'. we will speak with both ceos in just a couple of minute. >>> plus, irobot is feeling the squeeze from tariffs meat has becom

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week of earnings for the big banks bank of america ceo brian moynihan sat down with "mad money's" jim cramerdiscuss the quarter and how a certain group is helping boost their business. >> there's a debate whether banks like us appeal to millennials. we open accounts three times the population rate in new sales we have about twice the population rate of millennials in our customer base today they have, you know, 60, $70 billion of checking deposit just the millennials and gen z add more on top. those who are digitals or millennials have $2 billion in investments and deposits on loans with us. >> you can catch the full interview coming up top of the hour, 6:00 p.m. eastern time in the meantime let's trade financials i would think millennials in some respects are a dream cohorpt for bank of america because they don't like tellers, don't want to go into the branch, do everything digitally and it is the most efficient way. >> unless they want to do it digitally with someone else. >> true, i guess. >> because it is easy to do that good for him i think, you know, i think they've done a great job i