what would the 1th premiere of jim cramer look like for those of you who didn't get that reference i think google could be your friend s that show about money. and let's stick to the more mainstream elements of the cramer regime. it drives me nuts that we don't really teach our young people how to handle their money. would it be crazy if you had to take a class in personal finance before you could graduate from high school? i think it should be mandatory like awkward health classes where they show you how to put a trojan on a banana that was only vaguely referenced to the i will yad. sadly, i am nobody's dictator even though i was a guest judge on the apprentice at one point i have no influence over education policy in this country i do control what i talk about on this show can i take a moment to share words we all believe but rarely get to bloi in conversation. money is important it is really important caring about the state of your finances don't make you superficial. say you have got lusy credit score and you want to get carried. congratulations you inflicted your horrible credit

"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 isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. every night i come out for two big reasons the first is obviously i like the attention but the second and more important reason i want to help you build and preserve your wealth we live in a world that it's increasingly difficult to become rich if you weren't born that way and love it or hate it i believe the stock market is the best ladder we have in this country for social mobility. there are millions upon millions of people in this country but there simply aren't that many jobs that pay you a salary fat enough to actually make you rich even if you're a total cheapskate and save every penny you earn,

follow@jim cramer on twitter have a question, tweet cramer. #mad tweets. send jim an e-mail, to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc, missed something? head to mad money.cnbc.com ♪ >>> mark is the founder of sales force. the guy practically invented the cloud. he is a believer in business as an agent of social change. just yesterday, he published a boom called "trail blazer. earlier we got to talk to him about it take a look. >>> marc, you are comfortable talking capitalism and we will talk about it and i want to talk about joel for a moment. i want to talk about your father for a moment and i want to talk about your grandfather, these were the inspirations, aren't they why we are here today >> for all of us, our families are of course, our core values for me, i had a family that was committed to civil service and the state of the world my grandfather was a huge part of that and i wrote about him in the book we published a number of photos with my grandfather that i did not know existed he was a huge influence on my life, and always remindi

follow at jim cramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, hashtag mad tweets send jim an email to mad money at cnbc.com or give us a call. miss something head to mad money.cnbc.com here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. johnson & johnson and boeing played right into the hands of the bad news bears and their weakness crushed the dow jones average. you know what? the action made sense. the action made sense because the news was very, very bad. found out that a top executive at boeing allegedly knew the 737 max was unsafe and lied about it to the faa it sounds criminal to me as for j&j, you recall talcom powder i don't know what to say because the company is not saying much what i do kn

have a question, tweet cramer at #madtweets. send jim an e-mail at madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney@cnbc.com. >>> roughly a month ago cramer fav wendy's announced plan to offer breakfast in the next year and it plunged 10% in a single session. i thought it was a good idea but wall street seemed to believe the breakfast business is too competitive and too cut throat at least that was the consensus until today when wendy's held a big investor meeting and changed the entire narrative management told a terrific story talking about system wide sales growth, the high end of the 3 to 4% guidance along with new expansion into europe in the next 12 to 18 months and the possibility of plant based burgers. breakfast could grow to 10% of total sales and gave us long-term forecasts through 2024 and a dividend boost so we have been on it the whole way. he is the president and ceo of wendy's. he had a better sense of how his company is doing and where it's headed, welcome back to mad money. >> always

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"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 al "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money," you want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer. there's one thing that i know that can slaughter the bull. supply you throw in enough new merchandise at the market all at once without new money coming in, and we can have a very rude awakening. it's not necessarily easy to see especially on a day like this one. dow did not keep points, .08% and nasdaq lost .95% sometimes the new supply is as invisible. we heard from beyond me, the revolutionary plant based companies that makes faux ha hamburgers, the stock got annihilated, down 22% today. i happen to love beyond meat the company. ceo ethan browns stands for a clever concept the idea is that cows are a terrible delivery system for protein, they add fat and cl cholesterol spewing methane all over here right to your plate, not

meantime "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now. my mise you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. 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 my job is to educate and teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. you want to know what is driving the market to new all-time highs. the dow gaining 133 points today and s&p climbing .56% and nasdaq 1% it is not the fed. it's not the trade talks, it's demand demand for money demand for homes, demand for processing, demand for cancer drugs and programming and demand for cell phones and demand for planes and of course perhaps most important, demand for stocks yet if you listen to most of the experts you here a lot of fury about ow the global economy has gotten weaker because the trade war has shut down international trade. i don't want to sugar coat anything the global economy has absolutely taken a hit year-over-year and the tariffs are part of that b

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. >> gdx held one and a half a couple of zbliems "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. 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 my job is to educate, teach, put it in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer why is it just so darn hard in this market to make money? after a rough day where the dow tumbled 314 points, s&p plunged 1.56%, and the nasdaq plummeted 1.67%, i think the problem's simple a list of stocks that are working seems to grow smaller by the day. isn't that what it feels like? we have fewer stocks that are safe to own and more that are down right toxic as we saw near the end of the day when the bears crushed the bulls toward anti-china fueled trading. today felt like a vicious pro football game where the quarterback was under pressure all day and succumbed in the fourth quarter in football, a quarterback t

but make you some money, educate you, train you what's going on so call me call me or tweet me @jim cramer. now we're talking. you give this market enough fuel with better-than-expected earnings and you have what we have today, dow gaining 103, nasdaq, boy, .70 nice when we finally get to the point we can focus on individual enterprises, we would be surprised at how well these enterprises are doing. ♪ hallelujah >> so far, so good but next week was way too many jam-packed earnings to keep track of, except for me. let me give you highlights monday is expected to be a downer but i'm looking for a reason to buy, so that's at&t. you might get a chance to by this midland quality phone company, yes, you heard me, once we scrutinize what will probably be bountiful cash flow from the time warner acquisition. we also hear from the one retailer that may disappoint us, amazon it used to be cv sfrmt but i think cvs are fine because they went and bought aetna. then alphabet reported -- i can't remember the last time alphabet reported a clean quarter. it's always confusing. after the minority-so-hot num

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or tweet me @jim cramer. if you're not confused you're not paying attention we have reached the point of maximum disorientation something that happens to every earnings season when there's too much to keep track of and the action seems to stop making sense. the dow gained 46, the s&p advanced and the nasdaq climbed up, you have every right to be extremely frustrated stocks that should be going up are going down stocks that should be down are going up human sacrifice, dogs and cats are living together, mass hysteria there's a method to that market's madness you need to understand it. otherwise, you'll have no idea what'sing if on -- what's going on a close investor is a bad investor so let me walk through some of the craziest examples. i'm going to start with caterpillar. caterpillar, the stock huge shortfall in response of course the stock correctly plunged 6% in early morning trading. well, i thought it was a bit of an overreaction, nothing unusual about a stock going down in disappointing numbers is there i

and cnbc's jim cramer. jim, you heard carl run down the list, 12 dow components. you want to tell us what you think is at stake this week? >> i think it's an interesting week because there was a lot of pin action today. we had a couple of companies report very good numbers. let's look at -- let me give you one that people should be talking about dov. these were very good numbers. we also had what i regard as being an important tell again. i wish stephanie were here. we both feel united rentals is a terrific tell of the economy. it was very strong. i use those as the weakest part of the situation has been the industrials. then you look at coke and pepsi co. you and i both know the ceo. that company reported a great quarter. they didn't do enough homework. what stock is leading this market it's jp morgan. and jp morgan is perhaps the best leader you can have. >> given what jim just laid out, you can easily make the case that earnings have been pretty good from some pretty important companies. is that enough to carry you to get to these new highs less than a percent

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. >>> coming up, we'll take a look at the cramer cam. jimwith a breakout of three key stocks he's got that and much more coming up at the t oopf the hour much more "fast money" still ahead. >>> shares of alphabet off the lows let's get to josh lipton who was on the conference call. >> the top line came in above consensus driven by mobile search, youtube cloud. eps missed, way down by op ex. some of the unusual items, which she called a noisy quarter take a listen. >> the increase in g & a year over year was primarily due to a $554 million charge from our previously announced legal settlement in france stock-based compensation totaled $2.6 billion head count was up 6,450 from the second quarter and consistent with prior kwquarters, the majority of new hires were engineers and product managers. >> as a company it's also spending to build out its cloud business and you saw analysts trying to press the ceo on that cloud business and get more backlog for that cloud business. he said at this point they'll provide that level in his words periodical

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to save for retirement put that money in an index fund imagine if i came out and said, hi, i'm jim cramer buy index funds. see you tomorrow i mean i guess i could do that but if i really believed in them and i do i think there's more to it if you've got some mad money, hence the show, to play with, or invest if you're mad at me about saying play, you can better returns as long as you're willing to do the homework plus when you nail a stock pick you get that joyous feeling of winning the lottery and this is rigged in your favor extra incentive rather than spending your money on something fun. want examples? today was the day, just look at the action in the health care sector where we had some huge winners. tote of nowhere biogen is seeking approval for an alzheimer's drug what did it do it shot up 26% ♪ hallelujah >> what made it so shocking, like many other drug companies they've been working on alzheimer's treatment for years this is the holy grail of medicine. everybody, everybody has been searching for it no one ever finds it johnson & johnson failed eli lilly failed and looked like be

that's why you don't want to be ground up to jim cramer's point by trying to catch those i think you can fade those which clearly people are doing in other words, you see a 30 point down move, you could buy that and just wait for the guys to come in and cover it and it runs the opposite direction. same is true in reverse. >> joe has a good point. if things go the right way there are a lot of money on the sidelines and negativity baked into the market. a lot of people are out of this market. >> you know what, how much of a pop are you going to -- you've already had some anticipation of maybe getting something out of it expectations, you know, again wells, initial equity pop of 1 to 2%. >> okay. okay >> universally all -- >> that's nothing. >> universally all investors with would raise their hand and say are we walking into 2020 with the s&p above 3,000 i don't think one person that wouldn't raise their hand and be happy about that i don't think there's -- i agree with what sarat is saying in terms of looking at broad equity exposure who is performing well in each sector not dismissing

i'm jim cramer and i'll see you toim and tonight, alex rodriguez joins the tank.hen i was a 10-year-old boy, i had two dreams. i wanted to be a major league baseball player, and i wanted to be a ceo of a major company. this baseball legend is also a business heavy-hitter, with over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship and investing. there's smart capital, and you're not gonna find smarter capital than these sharks. yeah. we actually just hit our million-dollar mark in gross sales. what? did you read my book? [ chuckles ] the ones that have made me the most money have always been the craziest. we are... all: the gronks! my dogs are barking. o'leary: i'm a huge fan. but i want to make money. i'm a shark. i would give you a million dollars for 10%.

tweet cramer #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com.r give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> the worst thing about earnings season is it doesn't always make sense. sometimes the market's just plain wrong about a quarter. watching that play out can be incredibly frustrating just look at the stock of wing stop this year the beer and chicken wings reported what was a serious contender for the best quarter in the entire restaurant space. that space is challenged they post aid 3-cent earnings beat off 17-cent basis with higher than expected revenue and most importantly their same-store sales were mind-blowing, up 11.9% even though management raised their full-year forecast the stock actually got hit this morning before reeblding a tiny bit. closed up 1.5% wing stop, let me just say, it shot the lights out. this action's incredibly dispiriting. wing stop's been pummeled for the first couple months. into value names normally when the stock's going into earnings and the numbersrich better than expected th

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welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new yorkck exchange. futures are steady as we wrap up the first big week of q3 earnings coke and amex look good. downgrades of caterpillar, macy's and others. big weekend ahead for the uk as parliament meets in a special session to talk brexit ten year 175, four fed speakers today. our road map begins with global growth concerns. china posting the weakest gdp in 27 years aed my fallout from the trade war. >> we'll wrap up the first week of earnings season, two names in focus, coke and american express, both rallyi ining aheaf the bell. >> rick perry set to leave trump's cabinet. he will join us live this hour going to start with that slowdown, china saying the economy grew 6% in q3 from a year ago, believed to be china's slowest gain in nearly three decades. markets here largely shrugging it off industrial production was up from the prior five to 58. retail sales up from 75 back to 78 so kind of mixed. >> this one we can say, look, there is something for everybody. fed can still cut. but i'm d

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. boeing shares of both rebounded from early morning lows big day with zuckerberg back on the hill meantime, the future of brexit remains cloudy we might have an election before year end that seems more likely yields have come in on growth concerns, ten year now back below 1.74 road map begins with cat and boeing big earnings

going to bring some solution to the trade war that is a process that won't be quickly resolved >> jim cramereen on the tape >> earlier in the show, i expect to markets you've got the good guys, the sheriffs and the fed i asked them who he thought might win. you see the bad guys if that left that gang, you think that will give us another leg higher for the markets >> look, if we were to get a decisive view to the trade deal. trump has been so defining his presidency by this let's say that is the case, that is the thing i think that is where this is all going. >> we have to go very quickly, you raised s&p market you think markets may end the year flat to slightly down from here >> correct effectively marketing pe multiple they've expanded a lot since i put out that report. technically an upgrade but really into year end, yes, i think we have to be very careful about how aggressively dips will be bought. >> we've made our money for the year appreciate that. >> in hong kong, more protests more taking place on the weekend. a pros democracy activist jailed appeared in court. hundreds of thousands

i'm carl with jim cramer and david. as we talk to marc benioff in a few moments. dow close to session lows. dow is down 58 as we've gotten a ton of data and are about to get more. >> let's get to our road map retail seeing its biggest sales decline in seven months. could be a sign that consumer economy is cracking. >>> billionaire's duty what allibaba thinks of the responsibility for the wealthy. >>> in just a few moments, sales force chairman and co-ceo marc benioff will join us here at post nine. he's got a new book out. we'll talk about the changing face of capitalism and maybe about sales force itself. >> let's get inventories with rick >> our august read on business inventories is a goose egg unchanged. we are expecting a number up around .2 and last month's revised downward to only up .3 just to give you context, this is the second unchanged of the year the first was in march to find a negative number which is infrequent in this series, you have to go back to april of 2017 it really isn't a terrific number carl, ba

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.me reports of a hiccup in brexit talks, more bank earnings and the worst retail sales print in seven months more data is on the way today. europe has mild gains. the ten year yield hit

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want to get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer joins us now. settlements which are also making news. and we got earnings coming up all week boeing, what do you do >> i think it is pretty devastating. i think that the -- the stories out here are just so horrible that -- they reflected in the stock? people are giving up on the stock. so i'm hesitant to just give it up here because i do think that there is pathway out here, but this is about as bad a corporate crisis as i come across. i'm trying to remember where else we had one where there has been no change, no admission, the story out of boeing has been that it was really the government that kept them from telling what they really need to say in their own defense well, here we are, if this is their own defense, what -- why did they tell us they couldn't -- their hands were tied because of the government that turned out to be not true they had -- turns out they didn't have anything good to say. >> so here's the question. i think there is going to be an accountability question in terms of whether

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jim cramer, "mad money," starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica i not trying to make friends, but try to make your money my job is to educate, train and put it in context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. a day where the dow dipped 28 points and inched up 1.9

all time high today we're 98.7% occupied we have a nice spot in term of the retail what's work jim cramero reference watch. we're the largest. >> you can't put k into that acronym. it messes up the whole thing >> we're very lucky where we're pogsd the portfolio. the other piece of the puzzle that we're starting to unlock is mixed-use redevelopment. we have 400 apartments on our sites. >> apart from it just being sheer brilliance, which is why you're doing so well, you got really good tenants. is that what distinguishes the winner from almost rans in your business in other words, you got to have and that's why you got low vacancy rates and so forth you have winning stores. >> it starts with location make sure you have a location that the retailer believes it fits their model so i like to say we're at the crossroads of value and convenience and convenience today is so critical to the shopper. so typically we're located either on the way to work or on your way home. as retailers evolve they use their store base to distribute goods in a number of different ways you can click and collect. orde

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speaking of software look at the cramer cam, jim talking with mark benoff, the subpoenaing interviewthe top of the hour on "mad money. live in times square, much more "fast money" still ahead >>> welcome back to "fast money. two tech stocks getting worked in a tough day for software stocks both of the names catching flak. and let's start off with workday. workday closed out the worst day since 2016 after several firms came out with wearish notes on the stock. rb cutting the target by 6%. mccory and jeffrey shared concerns about increasing competition. after the losses workday is nearly negative on the year. but still carries of an average overweight rating from analyst does today's big move make the stock cheap enough to buy, pete what do you say? >> no, i think there is some pressure still some of the names they continue to the upside and people discard all the pe and fundamental stories. >> right. >> and i think people are starting to -- especially and we had dan on earlier talking about all this -- he is going and trying to cover himself and hide somewhere because he is looking at

"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 i'm trying to save you money my job is to educate you, teach you, put this guy daye day in ct the market deserved to get hit today. when the purchasing managers index, measures the strength of manufacturing slips to the lowest level since 2009, everybody's going to freak out they're worried about a recession. which is why the dow lost 304 points, s&p 5001.23% and the nasdaq dropped 1.13% that was last week now this market was due for this beatdown but i also told you that i don't believe we're headed into recession. i'm standing by that position. but the recession thesis became more compelling today and you need to get your head around it if you want to understand this market so let me lay it all out for you. one place. the single biggest problem behind the recession thesis is the president's trade policy bu

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber.asia followed suit overnight, bonds testing resistance once again, ten year 163, adp in line at 135,000. road map begins with the manufacturing slump, adding to worries about recession, stocks set for another lower open with a rough start to q4. >> wework has been jumped. downgraded by 2 gnashes. >> and shares of stitch fix tumbles. company forecasts a soft quarter ahead. stocks continue their downward momentum today, a day after the ism manufacturing index fell to its lowest level in a decade yesterday's sell-off erased the gains for 3q we did get economic data in the past hour. adp says private sector added 135,000 in september that beats forecasts by about 5,000. there was downward revision to august, though, and refinitiv, jim says, adp estimated bls in eight of the last ten septembers we'll watch for friday >> right i do think that there is a pall cast over this market since the impeachment announcement every piece of data that comes out, instead of good things, bad things we'll t

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. set for all time s&p highs at the open as the president and china both say there is progress toward a phase one signing we have a likely three month extension on brexit, weekend of m&a news and busiest week of earnings europe mostly green. ten year yield, gdp and jobs numbers this week. road map begins with all tie high alert, the s&p on track for a new record the dow and nasdaq not far behind. >>s of tiffany surging this morning interest in acquiring the company for $120 a share. >> the next investing frontier, virgin galactic set to make the public debut here at new york stock exchange this morning. sir richard branson will join us first on cnbc. >>> so, markets are chasing some history this morning the s&p is on track to open at an all time intraday high. on friday, closed within six points of that record level after being fractions away from setting a new milestone. jim, a lot of the bears arguing what has gotten here from july has been healthcare and utilities and reits. >> well,

tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com, or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> over the summer, we had a big rotation with money fleeing from the high-flying growth stocks, millions of neglected staple names, especially the expensive packaged goods plays, but there was one stock that got left behind. that stock was clorox. after lagging for most of the year, clorox has spent the last few months rolling over, rolling over to the point where the serial outperformer is now in the red for the year i'm not used to seeing that, are you? you know i've been a big believer in this company i think it's got a great house of brands, terrific management it's led by ceo ben adore, been on the show many times so when clorox held its analyst meeting earlier this year, i hoped they tell a better story, something that would give people a reason to buy the stock again. long story short, that's not what happened. the analyst meeting wasn't a positive catalyst at all it w

donahoe is on -- >> mad money tonight with jim cramer they've been plagued with a lot of high-level departureshat's why we saw a knee-jerk reaction yesterday it's down 4.5%, recouping some of the losses from yesterday bill mcdermott is an executer, one of the highest quality ceos out there. maybe that's delayed concerns after his interview on "squawk on the street. >> my hometown team, first world series game win for a washington team since 1933. >> really? that long ago? >> when the giants beat them in that world series, but it was a good night for old d.c. >> congrats. do you know who it's not such a good day for beyond meat. it went below 100 in a session today. stock chart, it's below 99. >> all right thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right about now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm morgan brennan infor sara ei sechlt n at nike post broader market as well, falling below the flat line. dow is down 26 points, 59 minutes left until the close, and a crush of earnings after that bell. >> and i'm wilfred frost good afternoon let's look at what's driving the action tod

i want to ask you about netflix, which jim cramer this morning, he was kicking out a fang. he said it's going to be g fang. the stock is down 30%. the past few months and everyone is saying this is a make or break quarter they have coming up >> today, there were two analysts notes out today moving netflix shares, down 2.5% today. right now, shares are down about .8%, so bank of america, merrill lynch, which has a buy rating on the stock issued a note saying heading into q3 earnings, this will be a make or break quarter for the company. of course this is in the wake of a 25% plus sell off since disappointing subscrer editions last quarter in q2. laura martin with a hold on the stock, she issued a note saying netflix must lower its entry price because of competition with disney and apple's lower priced options she predicts netflix's u.s. subscribers are at risk. she recommends the company introduce a new a month service subsidized with ads. she said that's necessary because netflix's balance can't with stand larger cash losses. of course the big date to watch for netflix is o