nobody has anybody else in their home, as far as i know >> before you go to the one you bought, jim cramer, i'm guessing that you have thoughts about jim selling constellation brands >> constellation is having a problem in mexico. i'm not sure exactly where the talks are, but i am worried that constellation, this is not a high-quality problem, it's going to run out of beer, which is really incredible. the in-home consumption of corona is very strong and they're having real problems it does not seem like they're going to -- can you imagine -- they had a big cinco de mayo if you run out of beer, it's not a good situation >> just because -- i do -- if things opened up and you knew that they had a consistent supply, i would be intrigued by what they're doing in terms of hard soda, hard seltzer. but, yeah, jim's right they're constrained right now. i thought for sure that they would be deemed essential and that every single -- that many bars that were open. but the new rules on bars is horrendous i own a bar, a mexican bar if we're following the tennessee pledge and the tennessee pledge says yo

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let's bring in jim cramer. mething you've been talking about for a while, the retailers, the big guys, the ones allowed to open from the targets, the costcos, the walmarts, the home depots, the lowe's, they'll survive, but doug touched on this to say what it means for smaller retailers to come back, too. that's an important message. >> it was. especially when he was talking about going down the street and looking at them but the government shut down his competition. if you were walmart, the thing you would most want do is have the government shut down your competition. that happened. obviously the government didn't want to have to do that. walmart is essential walmart is the biggest grocer in the country. they deserve all the greatness they had what you said about all the hiring they've done. they're a good citizen, but at the same time i think the government was a bad actor in the sense they let some big guys become bigger. it was darwinian aided by the government it was somewhat rigged, they didn't mean to rig

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we'll get to cbs cbs headquarters where jim cramer is now. you hope you had a good three-day weekend. the market looks like it's about to rip this morning. you buying into the rip? >> look, i always think that there comes a time between 10:30 and 11:00 where there's exhaustion, the flippers come in you can pick i think listening to the discussion of your whole show, it's about opening it's about who will do better. the cyclicals. do you stick with the same stocks no one is saying you should sell that's typical of what's happening. i think people are just bullish about themselves and what's happening. maybe they're planning trips maybe they're ready to go out and going out. whether you think that that's foolish or not, they're spending that does matter >> and so the question is then -- you tuouched on this -- the idea of rotating a narrow band of stocks have been fabulous, but the question is do you find the banks, some industrials, other unloved industries that may turn if you believe we are seeing a turn >> i think someone has to pay the pri

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. >> lowe's reporting an 11% jump and jim cramer sat down with lowe's marvin el sson and here's whatd about his customer base >> they had projects that were delayed and not cancelled and we're seeing their business fuel back up and they're starting back to be busy again and in a lot of cases we're the sole provider from a product standpoint for those customers we have great credit terms we offer them and we give them flexibility and delivery and all types of flexibility around service models and believe it or not, the good news is that customer is starting to come back and that is a sign that hopefully this is not going to be an elongated recession. >> you can catch that full interview plus a full lineup of guests coming up at the top of the hour on "mad money." we have target out today and do it yourself drove a lot of lowe's karen, i know you're a big do-it-yourselfer i say that sarcastically >> i can do some things myself >> so you are a very handy person >> i do. yeah what would you make of lowe's versus a home depot? >> well, i thought that both of them were great and i thought

jim cramer, we will be watching for a lot more of your commenta commentary >> great stuff this morningthank you, sir. we'll look forward to seeing your stuff later today big interviews planned >> thanks. >> joining us for more on the markeds, an astaus yeah from jpmorgan bank, not a whole lot of time left you heard some of the things jim was saying just extend that, flesh that out a little do you think we are seeing some green positive things, good rotation >> we're definitely seeing it in rotation i don't know if it's a great rotation that is really, truly sustainable for let's say the next 12 months but it's time to have more balance in the portfolios if you look at what investors have mostly done, they have moved into tech. they have moved into health care, which has been the right thing to do. they're the only sectors that were truly investable, so to speak, but we're looking for catch-up trades, and where investors can be looking for catch-up trades. so some of those are airlines and hotels and consumer discretionary type names we do think there's more catching up to do for those

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jim. >> caller: mr. cramer, thank you for being "the voice" the voice and reassurance in tough times >> it's not been a tough time, it's a lousy time. >> reporter: my sister had it, she's a nurse. she's back to work already >> glad she's feeling better >> caller: my question is on c limited. it's a e-commerce gaming stock it's 99% institutionally owned i got in at 17 last year it's at $55. do i stay with it or is this ride done? >> i do not know c-limited, sir. i think that's a very interesting stock and i happen to like singapore very much. i have to do more work and come back it's not within my ken >>> let's go to jordan in minnesota. jordan >> caller: jim, booyah >> booyah, jordan. >> caller: big fan and follower. hope your family is staying healthy. >> we're staying separate. hope you are, too. >> caller: my wife is a pediatric dentist and business practice owner >> thank you small businesses are still in a lot of trouble i know we don't trade small businesses so it's hard to feel. there is a divorce betwee

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so many stories to get to. >> thank you thank you. >> jim cramer, "mad money" 6:00 p.m.eastern time of course tonight on cnbc. >>> in the meantime, everybody happy tuesday. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, sara eisen, live from various locations. a bit of a tight range dow did pop at the open up 160 but settled back as we await dr. fauci testifying in front of the senate this morning in just a few moments, along with the heads of the fda and the cdc, all remotely, even the senate chair of the committee will be remote as well sara, interesting cpi number of course the month on month drop, the worst ever, but men's suits down 11, and then you got eggs up double digits. some fascinating price action within the cpi this morning. >> yes, the only places where prices are rising are at the grocery store, that's obviously painful for the consumer, but the picture that was told by the inflation data is that deflation, at least right now, is the risk, falling prices, which corresponds to an economy that's in recession. the high job los

let's get to cnbc headquarters jim cramer joining us now >> business is better.s this is the only thing to be recognized we're not getting any physical distancing it's very adaptive strategy. ang to go higher >> i didn't think there was a claims number one way or another that's going to move the markets, but we have paired. down 27 now. you don't think because it was lower than expected and revised, does that have anything to do with a firmer feel this morning? >> i think also, we didn't get any more tweets directly attacking china. >> china >> i think the tweets are a little jarring each time because you just never know whether you should sell apple that day they have become algorithmically linked i know that's not what the president wants, but that's what how the market perceives it. >> we're still wondering, aren't we, whether we realize, in a period like this, it's symbiotic to come extent between china and the u.s., we need their economy for us, and they need our economy for them >> i agree >> but - >> they're not great actors, we know that. >> as you have p

jim cramer joins us now. to some degree people say should you be in the market, should you not be in the market if you are not in the market when things like this happen, boy, you can also miss it, too. >> right the fabulous investor peter lynch who ran magellan fund, all of his books pointed out there are only four or five days of the year that you must be -- that create all the wealth so, therefore, you have to be in all year because you don't know what days those are going to be. i think that's something that the traders have forgotten about but the investors understand looking at it this morning it's not supposed to be up listening to becky becky, this want supposed to happen it's 8 for 8 we know there are a lot of issues, can they scale, can they do the 600, 900 million. the oxford trials failed this weekend. so much between now and when we get to anything. at the same time, look, it could have failed. the fact is when the oxford trial failed this weekend, oh, man, this is just not going to happen then s

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. >>> meantime, when we come back we're going to check in with jim cramer as we make our way towards opening bell we are in the red. 233 points down on the dow we'll talk about it all with jim in just a moment as a reminder, you can watch or listen to us live on the cnbc app. stay tedun, you're watching "squawk box" on krooing r cnbc and the simple joy of washing your hands, without ever touching a faucet. and we know you do too. stay tuned, you're watching >>> welcome back share buybacks were a topic of the conversation at the berkshire hathaway annual meeting. warren buffett said companies should buy back stock only when shares are at a substantial discount to their value. he shared his thoughts on the practice >> it was very, very short period where they were 30% or less, but we -- i don't think berkshire shares relative to present value are at a -- at a significantly discount than they were when we were paying somewhat higher prices it's like if the facts change, i change my mind, what do you do, sir? so, it's -- we all think about it but i don't feel it's far more compelling to

let's get out to cnbc headquarters and jim cramer.rt and home depot are offsetting up each other is it a tale of two cities a tale of two different companies? >> no, i think home depot, if you add back 60 cents for what they had to spend on different issues involving covid and the employees, you would say home depot is good. walmart is extraordinary i have to tell you, for -- i know you dguys have doug mcmilla tomorrow he has pulled off something which is hard to believe the brick-and-mortar is on fire, but the dotcom is even stronger. i don't know what's going on there. they're like trading like a small cap. >> new high, jim could be a new high. all-time high this morning >> they also, let's remember, they're essential. how many didn't smaller companies were not essential i know if you want to be political about it, i don't think there's sense being political, but the winners were the companies that had the great balance she'd sheets and were b. i would have opened some of these areas and had some of the competition for these guys th

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber live from separate locations futures are red.an pick their poison today. retail sales down 16.4 china tensions, as the u.s. moves to cut huawei off from u.s. tech. some states that have opened like texas, showing record high daily case load. it was the huawei news that took the wind out of the sails of futures earlier this morning >> yeah. i'm not saying it's unexpected a lot of the chip companies i know have built in the fact they won't get huawei business. i think the thing that

thanks >> thanks, joe >> all right >> let's get over to cnbc headquarters, jim cramer is standing by.you about whatever you want to talk about i was thinking oil or norwegian cruise lines which grabs your fancy >> i was on frank del rio's new ship not long ago, he's a fantastic operator this is problematic. i looked at the deals you can get on carnival. a four-day trip for about $143 to me, these companies -- i know there's a lot of criticism of these companies. but if you just go back in time, they're incredibly well run. we know there's obviously -- becky, you heard it with the airlines warren buffett was very, very self-effacing, but in the end who knew about a pandemic. frank del rio runs a fantastic ship my wife and i wanted to go on a small scale cruise with them it doesn't have to be 3,000 people i don't think people realize there are great cruises they can run. i hope they can raise money. carnival did the equity offering at 8 and got the bonds done. frank is a terrific operator we can criticize these guys, but unless you launched a ship after the cdc, which it's not clear whe

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. ♪ ♪ >>> the highest unemployment rate since the great depression, it was 14.7% in april, it's probably even higher now we have to adjust to the horrible new normal. look, even if we can quickly reopen the economy, many of these jobs aren't coming back, but there are companies trying to help. companies like upworth where businesses can hire freelancers. even better, their platform is designed for remote work with features that make it easy to collaborate with off-site freelancers. it doubled since the march lows. another leg higher after thursday creating another 6.7% run just today the actual results were solid, the company pulled its full year forecast second quarter guidance was just okay, however, none of that mattered compared to what upwork told us. by late april they were seeing record levels of client activity is this a stock whose time has come let's dig deeper with hayden brown, the president and c.

obviously some confined consumer behavior >>> when we come back, we'll check in with jim cramer, that'sad of the opening bell. then we'll talk market strategy on the final dadie i trading da month. "squawk bo wl rhtacx"ilbeig bk. it's not "pretty good or nothing." it's not "acceptable or nothing." and it's definitely not "close enough or nothing." mercedes-benz suvs were engineered with only one mission in mind. to be the best. in the category, in the industry, in the world. now, get 0% apr financing up to 36 months on most models and 90-day first-payment deferral on any model. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> welcome back to "squawk. want to get over to cnbc headquarters where jim cramer is jim, you seem to be getting more cautious given where we stand in the markets now. >> it's kind of like the lead story in the new york sometimes that is just too overlooked, we're getting near the end of the stimulus when you read that, you start thinking let's see, let's put that consumer spending down with the end of the stimulus. you think what's going to get us to the next level? i've bee

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. >> make sure you watch "mad money" tonight jim cramer is sitting down with brian cornell to pick upanks for tuning in to "power lunch tod lunch" today over to "closing bell." >> welcome to lynda baquero, i'm sara eisen with wilford frost. the s&p is lower by half a percent but on track for a sizable weekly gain heading into the last hour of trade data is showing another 2.4 million people filed for unemployment benefits last week, bringing the total number filings during the pandemic to more than 38 million people. rising tensions between the u.s. and china as president trump lashes out at the, quote, incompetence of china and promises a strong response to interference in hong kong. >>> and retail names

i'm jim cramer and i'll see you tomorrow.ith scott wapner is coming up next >>> good evening i'm scott wapner stocks tank on fears the market is overvalued and the market will take longer to recover. >> it's one of the most overvalued markets, maybe the second overvalued i have ever seen. >> david tepper, the man that moves markets, strikes again. >> we have seeing attacks on research into covid related matters. >> the warning china's coming

to the president i was working with hhs and i wasn't the only person doing that >> question from jim cramerng the interview too. he says should we declare taiwan strategic because they make so much of our semiconductors >> jim's causing some trouble here yeah, well, i think what we need to do with semiconductors as well as pharma is bring them home here. president trump, right over there, is talking with intel and other companies to learn how to have fabs and foundries here right here in the united states. this is the big epiphany for the world. if we don't learn from this crisis the only way this great country is going to prosper is by making the stuff here as much as possible, then we will have learned nothing and we will sink into the abyss with this press we will not do that because he is the jobs president and the manufacturing president, the innovation president and the on shoring president. he's been that from the day he walked down with a beautiful first lady melania on that he is can he lator and declared for his candidacy. he's been nothing but consistent about that this crisis, i

now, i know jim cramer talked about this earlier in the day.m i think beyond meat, it's time to get back in the stock but understand what's going on today with the algos and momentum chasing higher, wait more for a little bit of an opportunity, or take a little bit of a smaller position. your point of reference and risk stop against all of it is $100 it shouldn't go back below there, if it does, you get out >> don't forget about the interview tonight with the ceo of beyond meat pete in chicago, better stock to own right now, pepsi or coke >> i own them both, both have great yields, both are terrific companies. i think they're different companies. it's like the target/walmart comparison i think this is the same you've got the snacks, the liquids, the liquids with coca-cola. so i own both. if i had to -- if i had to sell one and own just one of these, i think i would probably stick with pepsi, because of the diversion. but i still like what coca-cola has done over the last few years, transitioning away from carbonation, especially in the soda pop

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber coming to you live from various locations. futures are green as investors watch the number of new covid cases continue to drift lower, more lockdown restrictions easing in states like connecticut and michigan retail earnings from lowe's and target oil above 32, the ten-year about 71 basis points. jim, when we look at the retail numbers, you made the point a few moments ago it's about basket size and looks at the issue of what happens when you are able to open and a lot of your competitors are not >> right i think doug mcmillan has the four stages of, let's say, the opposite of grief and acceptance it's more like acceptance and euphoria at the beginning they're stocking up. by the end they're buying tvs. he laid out a course that i felt was very, very optimistic. but not that optimistic for anybody who competes with him. when you hear what he's winning in, it's every category that the small business guys do it's the bicycles. they have the good tvs going boutique games owns all of that now he owns video games now. there wasn't

heavily skewed towards those small businesses so they can get back to earning a living. >> stacey, jim cramer. congratulations on reopening it's important for america >> thanks, jim >> can you tell me what it will be like -- i know you'll do physical distancing, which is terrific, and will people be required to wear masks >>> people will be required to wear masks and people will be do be social distancing, and we'll have a zero tolerance policy we started with the independent floor broker communities they're representing orders for institutional clients around the world. we'll start with them, they largely aren't able to provide that services in a full way at all remotely the marketmakers who are typically standing around these posts, we'll keep them home at first. they're larger companies, and they can do most of what they're doing remotely by starting with the floor brokers that stand around the perimeter of the floor, it eliminates the need of walking around the trading floor they can do more of their trading in their booths. that's where we're starting the initial reopening phase. it's im

i'm jim cramer see you next time.with scott wapner begins now. >>> good evening day 130 of the coronavirus crisis tonight, the biggest states in the country get set to reopen. and guidelines the white house doesn't want you to see. >> we are entering into the next phase. >> california gets ready to reopen plus -- >> let's just say moderna has it going. >> new information on the race for a vaccine. >> we introduced though product to guarantee the

i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow.c app. >>> good evening, i'm scott wapner on day 149 of the coronavirus crisis, and reopening sending stocks surging, but is your safety at risk >> there is strong confidence on the part of the scientists that we can get a vaccine. >> the find to get a virus moving forward with merck making a major move. >> the nyse opens up today. >> and how do we destroy the

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definitely a test of endurance we'll see you at can have on mad money with jim cramer. good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and david faber. dow is down 230 as retail really takes some of the wind out of the sails after under armour's results. i thought about you this morning. two of the companies you cover under armour with weak sales down 23. at the same time general foods raising their organic guide to 2 to 4 from prior 1 to 2 >> if you're in the cereal business, you can raise your guidance all the packaged food companies are doing better, because the initial pantry loading that some analysts were worried would decline after that initial burst that we saw at the beginning of the crisis has led to increased sales steadily we continue to hear from the ceos, so much so that now the companies are able to revise their guidance for this quarter and often case raise it as we're seeing with general mills today. consumer staples different than consumer discretionaries i spoke to the ceo of under armour it's going to be a

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that's what chuck robbins on this network said to jim cramer the other day, so interesting the way he framed it that they didn't realize they could literally find talent anywhere around the world and hire people in ways they never thought they could prior to covid-19. the future of work literally is changing if not overnight in a matter of months. >> it is completely revolutionized the game and people were telling us word press or envision who had 100% remote and saying this is the greatest thing ever but people, paradigms don't change, you know, people have to like from the last paradigm have to either get dragged kicking and kicking in a crisis or die this is a crisis forcing the paradigm shift and a lot of top talent saying why would i be in a high tax state, why would i pay that amount to not own a home and own a tiny little apartment? i'm going to austin, miami, kyoto and japan and texas and miami are the top destinations, nashville. we'll see the world flipped on the head and for silicon valley 10%, 20% cheaper apartments. >> factors into, i don't have all the that much time so

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. >>> we have a huge lineup on cnbc tonight jim cramer is sitting down with ceo's of upwork.r a virtual benefit program, rise up new york to support the city and the hardest hit from the pandemic. >>> later, be sure to catch a new cnbc documentary, dna testing. scott wapner goes inside the world of consumer genetic testing. that airs tonight right here on cnbc >>> check out shares of auto nation shares jumping 7% after the company's ceo said consumer demand for the auto industry is beginning to pick back up. you're a close follower, what's your take. >> i thought this was interesting what mike jackson the ceo had to say, this is the heart of the american economy. what i think is happening here, maybe we're picking up on a trend where people are going to be using uber and lyft less and they'll buy a car, they feel safer in that car, there's a trend to move away from dent cities the auto industry may not be as bad as people feared in the past, based on this commentary >> dan nathan, do you think that trend will stay or is that just a fleeting thing >> well, listen, you know, th

for more on benioff check out jim cramer's show "mad money," a jam-packed show. >> josh lipton in sanncisco. the stock up 17% with it down now by 4%, dan >> yeah. mel, up 50% from the lows. today the stock was trading almost 185 in sympathy with the really strong quarter and guidance from work day so like you said, really tough setup and listen, i think this is really important as we get to the tail end of s&p 500 earnings a lot of these companies have had another month to see what this selling environment looks like like salesforce.com so this guidance makes sense i don't think you can take anything away from it especially if it proves to be conservative. as an investor after such strong gains in a lot of areas of the market you'd like to see ceos, management set up some guidance that they can beat later on which might be a tougher year as we get into the meat of 2020 >> guy adami, it does seem prudent. you either pull it or lower it >> and listen, if you look in terms of what they did on the revenue front for this quarter, i think it's remarkable. to dan's point its had a huge run,

walmart does report on tuesday >> welcome to the halftime report our investment committee along with jim cramers we'll welcome in marc lasry for our weekly check-in. but first, we are joined today by the legendary investor, david tepper the founder of appaloosa with us on the phone david, welcome back. i hope you're well >> i'm good, how are you, scott.

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our own jim cramer sit douting talking about the call >> we were talking about companies getting a freeass when it comes to guidanceand for cisco to give guidance for the current quarter when so much of their revenues as a percent is exposed to public sector and it's exposed to schools, for instance, small and medium businesses and all of the things that are shut down or really harmed in this pandemic. >> yeah. they have exposure to, and to your point because if you look at the quarter, by the way, their operating margins came in way above what the street was looking for. the quarter by itself was a very good quarter to your points there are headwinds they're facings and guidance they gave to the fourth quarter sort of speaks to that it's a cheap stock i think we all would agree that it's not an expensive stock and yeah, they don't have the eps growth that you would want, but go back and look and it's failed there a couple of times and it's failed to trade it is to buy it on a break at 44 which i think you will see right now or wait for it toward 39 level i've got it back today's losses