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choose from, and one winner to be crowned after the super bowl next year and guess what, everybody, jim cramerh me. he's going to provide color commentary next hour with melissa lee for the draft. jim, first of all, welcome by the way, we're going to three you a little kudos did you hear about this, remember your picks last year? you said -- >> jim farley -- >> amc if we had done those two in the draft that pairing actually would have won i think andre iguodala won with tesla and, believe it or not, lennar >> i heard i won with ford and amc. you take your phone out and type to your kids i am not an idiot right? the people who you most want to think, you know what, dad is not so dumb, even though he didn't know how to work this. >> we could argue the last year, maybe even the one before that, favored a lot of the retail momo trades listen, favored a lot of stocks period it is a very, very different environment to be picking stocks into this year do you think that will change the people who would do well >> i spent a lot of time and i don't want to reveal which i have on my list, but in the old

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. my mission is make 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 other people make friends and i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you and call me at iphone phone -- at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. it is tough for companies to succeed in this environment. when you do get a winner, it is worth taking a closer look at to to see how that winner pulled it off. before we go into a success story, the price of failure is high you can't deliver value, you might lose your control of your own company. twitter just sold itself to elon musk for $54.20. many think this is another billionaire vanity play and i think there is lot he could do to unlock value that the current management is simply not doing it it might be easier to reinvent as a privately held company to make a m

"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 i'm trying to save you money my job is not just to entertain but put it in context. call me at 1-800-737-cnbc. welcome to the american industrial renaissance another bad a day for the dow. the nasdaq doing what it has goi been doing, down more than 2%. on the usually fed worries i want to focus on the greatest untold story of the present moment i like these down days to think about some things that are a little more positive everybody else is negative you see, not that long ago america lost its leadership in manufacturing. sure, we had hollywood, we knew how to make soda, processed food but in manufacturing we were eclipsed by germany, then japan and then ultimately china. we lost our industrial leadership in pretty much every category save perhaps aerospace. but those

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. >> those were your major picks and so without any further analysis, jim cramer, she goes with ethereum. >> i have a big position in ethereum >> you do? >> yeah, i do. >> does that mean it's a good pick for the draft >> yes it was my number serven. i didn't think anyone was going to go for it i took a big gain in another cr crypto i bought a farm with it. >> a place in pennsylvania right here where i was born, and then i took what was left and i bought ethereum. had is, like, you know, we're talking money and it's okay to say hey, listen, i made money and i think ethereum is terrific i'm a believer and you can easily get 35%, 40%. >> can i ask, jim, where bitcoin is on your list? >> no. it was one and done. bitcoin never looked back and it was the pomp that got me in it >> anthony pampliano at the end of the show i told him i dare you to put $100,000 into this thing and i said you know what? done >> so you should call the farm pomp farms >> that's not a bad idea that's not a bad idea. >> that sound means the next pick is in and we turn to stephanie link the strongest link is her team na

visit snhu.edu >>> welcome back here's a sneak peek at the cramer cam, jim talking with the ceo of tn up for cnbc investing club by using the qr code russell 2000 managed agame today but still down for the year we have our guest coming on with the stock up 12% welcoming in our senior research analyst julie beal, what's your take on small caps now. >> if you look across the market small cap is most beaten up and it makes sense, you are thinking about uncertainty in global markets and want larger company that's can weather down turns, that makes sense but in small cap you can find great businesses very much in charge of their own destinies and you have less global exposure which is not a bad thing. >> let's start with your picks, clear water, software as a service company, what gives them sort of control over their destiny as you like to put it. >> one thing great about clear water analytics is does record reconciliation for asset managers and insurance companies, and once you put in the software it is integrated in the work flow and processes and has retention of 98% of clients and yo

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain and educate and teach about days like today call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. sometimes the whole stock market, the whole stock gets pulverized dow plunged 181 points nasdaq nose dived 2.55%. interesting it was not as bad as the s&p. we had a few of these really ugly markets their classic shake out. that's what i call them. it's systemic like 2008. other than that, every time it makes sense to raise cash, pounce on the stocks weakness. if you got out when i said you dodge about a 4,000 point decline and dow, 11,000. it made so much sense. people were furious when the market came back everybody in the business world. needs to move swiftly. others prices like crazy causing a ton of inflation many others said i think you're way too optimistic because the cheap money will stay forever. they are doing things they shouldn't do tha

and, guys, a big interview tomorrow night al kelly on "mad money" with jim cramer, you don't want tothank you. karen, what's the read through here to the other ones >> i think good for mastercard those two move together. paypal a bit of a different animals. i would like to buy more, but i want to see who you new cfo is first. then we always talk, about, we want a kitchen sink quarter. do we have that with a new ceo, but do we have it with a new cfo? >> guy. >> 18% eps growth, the stock has sold off i don't think you can get hurt here i like visa. i think you can own visa here. >> these numbers were fantastic. the ceo sounds like an airline ceo. with a day with so many doom and gloom, the international transaction fees are great, business is up 113%, so, i think this payment space looks great even if you're getting slowing, it's penalty up. >>> coming up, shares of ge dropping hard. what had investors unplugging. "fast money" is back in two. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we have a buzzkill on ge, plunging despite an earnings beat they closed 10% lower. steve, you on this one >> i s

where could the stocks be headed jim cramer weighing in on the state of the freight industry. >> lotsthe transports come down, particularly the trucking companies. thinking this has to be the chance why wait until the fed is finish fightening that's a very refreshing view. i've made that mistake many times many my career why is it a mistake? stocks react to number cuts. every time the fed raises the number cuts will occur and all the freight companies. you would only know this if you traded multiple freight cycles like i have. i think a stock like jb hunt is driven maybe later. maybing the beginning of 2023. we at the charitable trust sold u.p.s. why? when the fed starts tightening, it's a very difficult stock to own. we're very close to uber to uber freight. we who runs uber freight and he says the fright rates have dropped 25, 30% in some cases. that's in the spot market. it's very good prelude of what happened after long term contracts roll over. how can i get into a business where i know better than anyone else because i've got it from the source that it's coming down and coming d

i'm just trying to make money. 1-800-743-cnbc or@jim cramer. and nasdaq dipped .0%. and all much stronger in the section session at various times. i think it's worth thinking about why it's been so hard to staunch the relentless bleeding of the market. some say it's the high-profile growth others argue it's the fact we have so much uncertainty we know the fed will be aggressive but not how aggressive putin will be crazy but how crazy? and china, how long will they continue to lockdown but as the stock picker from my travel trust, which you can find out what i'm doing by joining investing club, i've got an entirely different take. the chief reason the market is so difficult is we have not so hot earnings yet with, wall street's not adopting the usual posture that's not as bad as fear. forgiveness reigned. within two or three days not anymore. case and point, this is one of the worst performing stocks in years. going the quarter netflix had already been cut in half they may have thought there's no way the numbers could be as bad as feared, right but they were worse tha

so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer i said it before and i'll say it again. you want companies that make things and do stuff at a profit and then return some of the profits to you, the shareholder, with stocks that sell at reasonable valuations. you might think that is a narrow funnel but ondies lake today you could save yourself a lot of heartache and i mean this kind of heartache, but sticking with what works today we saw the hazards of violating new rules with the dow rallying 250 points and filled with sthis and the s&p is down and the nasdaq and the stocks are expensive, tumbled 1.2%. and netflix reported a bad quarter with a net loss of 200,000 subscribers when they were looking for 2.5 million increases. take this. netflix itself made mistakes they haven't been able to monetize 100 million users who borrow the service from friends and relatives and they're worried about tech and saturation but it is valued based on the subscriber, not the earnings as long as it kept signing up new people, wall street was ignoring the cost of the stock once that signup

eastern time "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 is always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica other people make friends i'm just trying to saver you mon on one of the worst days i've seen in my career so call me at 800-743-cnbc tweet me at jim cramer at least it's over i'm talking about this miserable month of april where the dow plunged more than 1700 points and s&p plummeted 9% and the nasdaq it went down 13.3%. worst month since 2008 wow! normally april is a good month for the stock market the last april like this was in 2000 right after the dotcom peak. it was april 14 to 17, we had all of the junk that became public, more than 300 dotcom ipos and they dwindled to nothing. it sounds like the last couple of years i guess people must have been thinking there was someone saying putin means what he's been saying and there are other people that

you'd say jim cramer's here for my bowl.'re out of there in less than two minutes what we're finding is people value that valued proposition and you know, it's very attractive to people in some cases, it's a better proposition than delivery because you control the experience more than the delivery experience. we want to be available for all the occasions. we're just doing everything we can to make the digital occasion as frictionless as possible. as easy as possible. then we won't compromise on the culinary >> i think all of us customers know that. one last question. the other day, we have people sending in all sorts of numbers. rice, all time high. beans, high. avocados are insane. chipotle is a huge consumer of these. what can you do to off set them without raising prices too much? >> yeah, look, we have a full-court press on driving any inefficiencies out of the system i have to hand it to our supply chain team and our partners that supply us. you know, fortunately, we don't buy a lot of conventional items because we have

i'm jim cramer see you next time.th starts now. >>> remember the ship that the ukrainians told, go f yourself? it just got aft. i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. >>> a major russian warship sunk . ukraine claiming responsibility. >> this is their flagship. >> plus, the eu takes a big step toward banning russian oil. hostile takeover. elon musks $43 billion bid to

black or white reality is jim cramer and i are in the same camp if you listen to the nuance. >> what?'s the thing. we're both saying there's huge possibility and potential for semis. we're just looking at it from the different angles i don't mean to be a sissy right now and buy on common ground the reality of what is going on is the u.s. semi conductor market is $560 billion a year. then the pc space. you have intel earning -- produce revenue of $75 billion and shoot. i have notes right here. i didn't know we were going straight to this amd produce revenue of $16.5 billion. amd has been eating intel's lunch and taking market share. there is room for everybody. jim was saying they are taking market share and this and that blah, blah, blah he loves the ceo of amd. he doesn't like pat gelsinger. we have different perspectives on that. and i'm trying to think of it. it turned into a bit of a degree with the bigger picture with the semis are cyclical that cuts both ways. then we are talking about valuation. in my opinion, intel trading 10 to 12 times earnings push back on amd and nvidia, t

one example, vermont's cnbc analysts, this guy jim cramer over at cnbc, dutifully telling his viewers inflation has officially peaked only to be proven wrong over -- again and again and again. he keeps getting it wrong and as per usual jim cramer kind of looks like an idiot and inflation continues to rise and i do have a question. i watch this show "mad money." why anybody would ever take the financial advice from that guy is beyond any understanding that i actually have. meanwhile fake news cnn msdnc totally ignored biden's big speech on the economy. i wonder why. they didn't run a single minute of his remarks. they pretended like it wasn't happening. because they know like everyone else that joe biden is a massive liability. they frankly just cover for him. and probably secretly embarrassed. they know what we see, he's a cognitive mess. they just want tell you the truth. they'll do whatever it takes to shield him from public view of this is the media mob's presidential production program. right on cue, a very confused looking joe biden yes even covered in bird poop. you can't make i

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 "mad money." madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> what do we do with a retailer like best buy that's already come down dramatically from its highs to the point where it now sells for a palletry ten times earnings? this stock can't get any love because wall street is so worried about a recession. but at some point it simply gets too schaep to ignore with hp ink, maybe people want this stuff at home again have we reached the buying point with best buy? earlier today we had the chance to speak with corie barry, the ceo of best buy at one of her beautiful midtown manhattan stores take a look. corie, when you talk about best buy, you don't talk about equipment. you don't talk about the beautiful store. you talk about purpose why? >> purpose is the foundation of why we exist on the planet our purpose we believe is to enrich lives through technology. and don't confuse wit a tag line it is genuinely why we exist on the planet if you were to talk to

don't miss jim cramer's exclusive interview with the ceo. that's tonight on "mad money" 6:00 p.m.inking right now ahead of results after the bell now down almost 50% on the year. we will ask an analyst with a buy rating on the stock. what do you expect to hear from management. >>> and we take you inside the market zone. plus a little bit more steam dow up 120 as high earlier of 457 we'll be right back. fo nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering

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tell congress to shut it down. >>> get down to the new york stock exchange right now jim cramer is joiningu think about that fabulous interview that sara eisen did with mr. powell and gang we got the 10-year now flirting with 3%. and what you think it'll be to the markets. i got to get your views on what mr. musk will do next with the reality or nonreality behalf is happening here >>well, i know -- i thought sara did a great job. i found that the idea that there was anything regulatory there was that bullard was talking about 75 and looks like 50 business people want it higher because they're tired of people asking for price increases i'm on board now i think musk has them in the following way, which is, look, we're going to -- if he drops the stock goes there stock goes to 33 you want to be responsible for that drop to 33. then go ahead. i'm going to walk away so i don't know. i mean, you have a real process board there. really great we don't know who is the actual negotiator but, you know, you have a chairman who is not going to let that go to 30. he's not. >> you think -- there's clever

it for us on "options action", see you back here next friday at 5:30 meantime "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 just trying to make you some money. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc, or tweet me @jimcramer. only on wall street could you get a spectacular set of employment numbers and the only thing everyone is worried about is the recession the s&p advanced, nasdaq inching up, this market seems like crazy town every single analyst vies to see who can be the most negative >> boo >> i hate it things just aren't that bad. but there's nothing totally nuttyn nutty about the negativity wall street is worried about the recession. why? because analysts and money managers don't care about the rear view mirror even when it's something that happened this very morning at 8:30 p.m., like the payroll report, it was terrific. they only care about

we're going to get down to the new york stock exchange where our good friend jim cramer joins us nowou think is going to happen? >> i think jim stewart is right in the sense they've got to lay low a little more. i do not think they're in trouble. if you're running for president they're easy to beat up on remember they have more people working there than desantis won by his margins i do think the initial misstep by jay peck has been corrected he's taken a point of view -- he has a human rights, civil rights point of view, andrew. i don't think he's in trouble, and i think this is going to go past what i don't understand is why people think this is the same company as netflix it's the same as it was when they announced the screening >> we've heard now it's basically dead money and a rerating thought just for netflix but therefore anybody else, fair, unfair >> i think that is unfair. i do think to tar disney with the same brush as netflix and how the the bundle is more valuable and cheaper is wrong. i believe, of course, it must be rerated. i'm trying to figure out if you put a 20 multi

let's get to the new york stock exchange jim cramer joins us now. like they were rolling over a little bit. >> absolutely. >> we heard jeff say use that to get long like it's a respite. no >> i don't know if i can do that i mean, i think i look at car max, which is probably the most important thing that happened today, and that's in sync with the idea that used car prices would come down and availability of chips that could have new cars come down food is real bad but food is -- there's so many different forces i think that gasoline is not going to be that bad, some of the things that biden is doing overall, i think people are going to start making -- in the markets making a case this is the last bad number. last bad number causes some big relief i think you and i both know you see lumber down a lot, used cars down a lot you got a couple of things, steel could be rolling over. but things are still very inflated i thought the average hourly wages it's almost like i thought it was wrong that it's down. i don't know, joe. the market is telling you what

i'm sara eisen back with jim cramer carl has the morning off david is on assignment he's going to joinound yesterday where the market ended higher futures under a little pressure. s&p down 19, nasdaq down 58. we have a lot of earnings to digest and we're going to begin on that earnings from. what does it tell us about the economy?

jim cramer joins us now.wang >> bill wang that's a perp walk i think the bill wang thing is extraordinary because it just shows you, andrew, no matter what kind of compliance we have, no matter what people are looking at, you can still have a guy -- you cannot predict fraud. i think that that is the great lesson that the government has to recognize we can't predict fraud microsoft, what can i say? azure amazing. amy is great there were clowns selling the story before amy she's always stabilized the stock. i think alphabet is terrific did we think ukraine was annexed to germany there are countries in between gm, i think she did a good job, people feel like she didn't sell too many cars, raw materials boeing, it's a duopoly >> jim, you did five items in two minutes. thank you. we'll see you in a couple minutes where you'll probably get ten. >> mattel? real the guy's booked tonight we cancel? if so, i have to scramble and get andy jase. sorry. i referred to that interview 100 times. 100 times. >> thank you, sir.

discuss the musk bid it could provide an update this week we should mention, a smart point that jim cramer and we will see the earnings this week it has fallen. that may put pressure on the board of twitter it is unclear if the price held up otherwise >>> on the economic front, we get the latest estimates for new home sales tomorrow. gdp numbers on thursday and consumer sentiment on friday joining us now to break this down is alicia levine. head of equity markets at by mellon good morning of all of the things on the do docket and layer on what is happening in china, what is the headline and which way will it move the market? >> you can't escape the fact what held up on the index level has been large cap tech and names you talked about reporting which will be the first thing to tell us where the next leg is for the s&p. for the most part, these names have held up and on support and have not collapsed as other parts of different sectors absent huge blowout earnings, we are at risk here we have pce data at the end of the week inflation data which is what the fed uses that is another impact he

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. >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to squawk on the street i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer futures get a bounce here cpi, the fastest annual rates since '81 comes in light on mothly core. ten year yield drops about a dozen bases points and that's where we begin this morning, the massive inflation number jumping 8.5 year on year it is the highest year on year gain since the early days of reagan, december of '81. but everybody is watching the core number and in particular the drop in used cars down 3.8 is going to be the biggest monthly drop since 1969. >> i know. and i went out with that when i spoke with the gang at squawk. but you got to really respect the work that phil lebeau does, talking to the head of toyota north america saying i don't believe prices will be at peak, this is for new cars, talking about raw materials, steel, aluminum, cobalt but that number for car max was bad. and a lot of that has to be, i think, demand, used cars are up 40%. am i bullish we got oversold. people were expecting a really bad print. we finally got a print that was just bad and we got some aver

jim cramer been a long time can you talk about the competition?this was a mercedes thing mercedes won every single time and i kinda got bored with it. but you've got many different competitors now. the red bull seemed very good. are you thinking that this is the beginning of a new year where mercedes doesn't win every year >> yeah, i do think that, jim. i think what has happened is over the last five years we've had a series of changes to our relationship with the teams under the agreement we've -- the concord agreement, and there were three or four things that were seminal making this more competitive. first, a new car design which throws off less drag and gives more potential for overtaking. second, a cost cap, which brought the field much closer in terms of spending. third, some leveling out of how we paid out the winning revenues basically, the teams shared in the profits with us and it was very heavily stacked we evened out a little more so the midfield, middle teams can do better. lastly, we created the teams as franchises before we added or

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