i floe jim cramer got excited.ere you have something to prove here i think they have a couple quarters to prove it in the face -- let's not forget, that announcement doesn't say great things about their business. i'm not so scherr they'll have the same pricing power the next time >> it stands to reason we go back and talk a look at that i have a delivery, an apology to tim seymour, the spinsers are in group that said "games people play." i shot him down, but he proved to be right. >> i broaden this out to retailers, too i mean, this kind of return situation has become very expensive, too it may be a lot of behaviorally retailers. fine ship aft packages to karen here in new york city, it's high density, but it makes sense that they would have to cut back. >> the return things, as a consumer, you are trained to not pay for shipping and not pay for returns. i want something to come here immediately for free, and i want to send it back for free as well you would think that has to change, and part of this anointment, if

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one hello, jim cramer. >> what's happening? gigafactory? >> northern nevada, but yeah . >> i was speaking more state wise, but yeah, i hear you definitely, definitely. >> i am a long time listener. i have a stronger financial future because of the way high of that i have educated myself. determine thank you. join the club. the club is the next level. go ahead. >> yeah. so i have a small holding at albertson's, and i have enjoyed a little appreciation there. i've been watching the headlines. in fact, i got my dividend, last friday. >> oh yeah, the special dividend, congratulations! >> it was a nice little pocket full of money. i'm wondering what you think the future of albertson's is. >> um, it's done. i think, just move on. you got what you want and move on. i have to tell you, i like the stock at kroger very much. i think that rodney mcmullen is doing a terrific job. and i wanted to come back on our show, i think that would be nice. i think he is a gem. i've said it before, i'll say it again. during earnings season, what matters is compani

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you here. >> thank you >> first, give us a sense of what you think about the amazon job cuts our jim cramerieves it is a tailwind for the stock what does this signal for the tech sector? >> so, i want look at job cuts as anything more than a rewind to where the p comcompanies wer the middle of last year. if you look at the example of salesforce and take them back to the job level and staff levels from 2020 before the pandemic, you have to take another 15% or 20% out of the work force. i think we are real just seeing the first round of cuts which typically come in threethrees. the first is look at everything non-essential and cut that then look at productivity. i think amazon announcement highlighted they were cutting internal recruiting. the third round of job cuts we have are a way away from now and big tech is not facing the existential questions and that's when the wolf is at the door and you need to survive and putting everything that is non-essential. >> you published a piece this morning calling for an activist to get involved with spotify staff increased 50% since 2020 they have done

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he will have to write a book jim cramer cramer jim stewart. new york times columnist "disney war" author. "den of thieves. >> this next story reminds me of the eight minute abs you can't get -- >> i don't know why we are not doing more with tim ferris here before work. >> he is saying they are begging them to come back for three. >> he begged them on air. >> come in for three who is in charge here? are employees really that -- >> first of all, not the store or baristas. the white collar workers. >> this is me. waiting for you. starbucks ceo howard schultz told employees to come back three days a week. this comes days after bob iger told disney employees they would come back four days a week we are talking in private what we will demand i'm not sure what we decided two and a half is that good for you on wednesday, we work until 7:30 does that sound good in a memora to staff, schultz si that badging data showed employees had been complying with the request last september to work from the office 1 to 2 days a week. they weren't able to show up fo

"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 a little money my job not just to entertain but teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer, let the bad times roll what can i say when salesforce lays off 8,000 people or 10% of its staff and the stock rockets higher you have blueprint for a tech turn around on going disaster down around the neck of the market more than 3% gain in salesforce in the wake of that news today confirms softwares and service stocks can rally. a charge of 1.4 billion to $2.1 billion led to a nearly $5 billion gain in market capitalization for the cloud play yes. and i think that the cloud king move is just beginning that's a reason why the things were fine with the dow ultimately up 133 points, s&p advancing ands nasdaq climbing 6.9% despite down be

"mad money" with jim cramer starts 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 a little money my job not just to entertain but to educate, do some teaching call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. another day, another softer economic number, another step closer to the fed no longer being your enemy after this cooler than expected consumer price index reading we got at 8:30 a.m. it's now clearer that jay powell, the fed chief, is actually winning the war on inflation, which is why the dow jumped 217 points today, s&p gained .34% and the nasdaq advanced another .64%! that was on the sixth straight month of better inflation numbers. so on the eve of earnings season we can stop worrying about the big picture and talk about what makes individual stocks go higher why don't we start with the b

m "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now . >>> tech has a pulse, a real pulse after all. yeah tech has been the weak spot of this market for ages today the dow tumbled and the s&p declined and the nasdaq rallied. the seventh positive day in a row but led by stocks hurting it the software and semi conductor stocks they're making a come back at least today. now people have been flocking to the mighty dow going with the bluest of blue chips abandoning anything that seemed expensive today looked like tech is cheap enough to survive even the toughest downgrades. make no mistake, this is a trend. the large banks have been superb as it was overshadowed today by the disappointment from goldman sachs. it was a bizarre conference call filled with distractions i think morgan stanley up 6% is a bigger deal than gold man down 6% it downed on people morgan stanley is a repost tory of wealth management, not just a hostage to trade in under writing. morgan stanley is leaving the pact behind which is why it's not getting a higher price earnings multiple but ultimately will more on that la

" ♪ >>> good friday morning, everybody, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramerwe're live from post nine right here at the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off let's give you a quick look at futures. of course, we get started with the final trading day of the week, 30 minutes from now, you can see that we are expecting a lower open, so to speak. equities will be down across the board when we begin trading, it would appear big day for financial sector earnings this morning. in fact, blackrock's ceo, larry fink, is going to join us. that company, amongst many of the mega cap financial services companies that have reported earnings this morning, looking forward to speaking to mr. fink a bit later this hour, but let's get right to many of the bank earnings this morning. we're talking jpmorgan, citi, bank of america, wells, and the aforementioned blackrock, which obviously is a money manager, not a bank jim, it's almost hard to navigate, given just how many we get and the commentary from each the calls are at different times. jpmorgan's call is ongoing, al

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and i have to tell you something, dan mentioned this and jim cramer brought it up on his show, that satya nadella interview, he did not paint a rosie pictures going forward. >> no, but when it comes to talking about the opportunity with the ai investment, analysts are jazzed up there terms of the long-term. so if satya nadella is able to paint the picture of what microsoft is after, what it sees with that, people could get very bullish on this one. >> possibly. but i'm kind of taking a step back and looking at this particular action post earnings, vis-a-vis what happened with the tech names over the past four weeks and microsoft hasn't had that participation in the upside value that the other names do and that is without me stepping out on the risk curve and looking at the highly leveraged type of names. so to me this is a proverbial sigh of relief we were extremely concerned around azure growth. that came roughly in line with expectations, it wasn't a complete collapse. we had already expected weakness in pc demand, that was in line i'm still curious to see what they're going to say abou

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jim cramer joins us now. i have so much to talk to you about. i want to talk stocks.us about your thoughts on the story about intel and nvidia, the chips that were sent potentially through china, maybe through a third party, but how much risk risk you think those poses to those companies. >> i think it's a great point, because you have to shut them down you can't just decide that they can't sell overseas, because that's just kind of -- i'm not saying that's the end of the companies, but the tentacles of china reach far. intel, not as important, because they don't have high-quality chips that they say they do. but nvidia is -- you have to reckon that they're going to sell -- unless they can sell them to canada or mexico, but -- sell them to america, they'll buy them there really isn't a way to stop nvidia other than to say, listen, we don't want progress you have to literally just be what -- what we did to asml, which is say, listen, you can't sell to them, and i don't think it's possible. you can't stop these chips from getting to china there's just nothing you can do

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healthier happens together >>> let's get to the new york stock exchange and check in with jim cramer ng, look, it probably doesn't make sense for amazon to have as many people heading into this we got the news right after that you're divining what is it happening on the street right now. what needs to be happening with some of the big tech names. >> yeah. i mean, look, amazon has web services under assault had a lot of advertising business, that was another thing that we were hoping for, for amazon i think don't that is strong any more but they hired a huge number of people last year not unlike alphabet, they just hired a lot of people. firing 18,000 people is frankly is nothing they have a bigger group of people than that are in the armed forces some people say they have as many as 1.5 million. they added a lot of people last year they're not done one of the reasons the stock is not up more is they dent fire enough people. well plus the esther george interview, which was really very, very good. it is just a lot of -- a lot not to like here. >> adp showed a stronger number than expect

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cisco. >>> the "new york new york stoc and jim cramer joins us.ere or you want to get into some of the debate over the jobs numbers on friday and what it means for inflation. >> well, i still think that people want to own health care and want to own it because they still see a slowdown all the research is about a slowdown which is in keeping with the numbers we saw on friday so i think that where meg is where the best ideas are the company -- i mean i think merck which we all know is good will rally on one more interview. against that, we have a lot of retailers people don't want to own and a lot of -- there's just this plethora of companies led by macy's where people think, this is where you have to get away from because consumers are so weak and we feel that friday's numbers are beginning to impact the analysts cutting what they think is fast growth and recommending what they think is consistent. >> jim, here's the question, we've been debating it all morning. now that these earnings numbers are going to come down and that's what's happening her

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jim cramer joining us now. but i still think back to what katie stockton said, the odds we hit new lows versus new highs, she said like 80/20. it's going to be tough to get back to those new highs this year and do you think we hit new lows >> you know, i don't think we do i think some stocks can still go lower in the nasdaq, but i think that -- i think that we've had a lot of damage and, you know, some of the big cat nasdaq can go lower, smaller nasdaq can be lower but i do like other stocks thinking that we're going to be done tightening at one point this year. i wanted to ask you, joe, because you're from cincinnati and i know this is off base, but i think the country is thinking about what happened last night. >> no doubt. >> i'm going to say it i'm going to say it. i want the kid to -- to do well and his family to do well. look, i'm going to be focused on the market at 9:00 because that's my job but i thought of you because you're from cincinnati immediately i think if we all don't mention it, we are making

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let's create >>> down to the new york stock exchange time to check in with jim cramer good morning, my becky >> doing pretty good we have two big earnings reports out today. boeing and at&t. and you have two big guests on these names coming up in the next hour. we're looking forward to it. what are you going to ask? >> at&t, they took a gigantic goodwill charge, setting things up for a pretty good year. i kind of -- i don't hate at&t as much as i used to kind of maybe -- i think boeing is remarkable and people who are selling boeing are just taking profits what i think is the beginning of a new era of boeing because the free cash flow is what we look for and it was excellent. obviously everybody is thinking about microsoft and those people who bought it ahead are some of the dumbest people i've ever seen everybody knows that amy hood is the person who determines things but, you know what, people, the first amendment does not prohibit stupidity it keeps happening i find it rather amazing people could be so dumb continually >> what does microsoft need just in terms of price before it loo

he spoke earlier with jim cramer about the changes he wants to see. >> my goal is to reduce corporate a point that the company gets better i'd like to see this company stop running like a matrix and start running like the companies we've been involved in, where they have real ceos of businesses with real pnls, real cash flows and real projection i know it's hard in the movie business but it's not that hard in the streaming business. okay and they've got to be able to do that >> bring in research senior analyst who wrote about disney and peltz today. think some soun reasonable someone who covered the p & g proxy battle, what he argued for and dit accomplish at proctor and gamble is that's what's needed at disney >> warren buffett often referred to markets as being both a weighing machine and voting machine in the near term and weighing machine in the long term, and trian history invested in results of the weighing machine. trian's agenda longer-term oriented organization that focusing on intrinsic value and long-term cash flow and defense act of consumer brands that's what i think they

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramernd david faber. premarket is adding to losses. mixed bag of data, but jobless claims falling to 190,000 means that yields are higher across the curvem our road map begins with the soft landing scenario. >>> plus jpmorgan's ceo, jamie dimon, is still pointing to plenty of economic clouds, saying there is a lot of underlying inflation out there still. >>> and higher costs weigh on consumer giant procter & gamble. the shares are under pressure. we'll take a look at the numbers ahead of the open. >>> let's start with the markets on track to extend the losses from yesterday earlier this morning on "squawk box" in davos, jpmorgan chase's jamie dimon weighed in on the economy months after warning about what he called an economic hurricane. >> part of that storm cloud's hurt, rates went higher than people thought stock market's down 20%. the ipo market disappeared and the economy, of course, we all talk about it. it's like the weather. we don't really know, and i hate guessing about that. we s

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramernd david faber. post markets read on an unusually busy week. central bank decisions, including the fed, a jobs number, an opec meeting, two-year yield is back to 4.25%. road map begins with a test of that rally >>> plus we're keeping an eye on the evs, so to speak tesla shares are coming off their best week since 2013, and then there's shares of lucid, up sharply on friday and again this morning on these acquisition rumors >>> and back at the white house, well, they're delivering a bit of a broadside to big oil's big buybacks >>> let's begin with the eagles going back to the super bowl after winning the championship five years ago as you know by now, 31-7 over the niners, a classic showdown now between what some argue, jim, two best teams in the league >> yeah, two best teams, and andy reid was an unbelievable coach, friend, introduced me to howie rosen, unbelievable general manager, friend, hof general manager. look, i think it's going to be fantastic. good matchups. and congratulatio

he owns the stock of what jim cramer calls today an unacceptable quarter, quote-unquote nothing to like. do you find anything to like very little. good way to start that you know that graphic you just had up of goldman versus morgan stanley stands out like a broken thumb. there's been a lot of, look, there's some blood in the water as far as mr. sullivan goes. i don't think this is a death nel for him. i'm not suggesting that. but i would say the problem here is expenses, big expenses. and expenses is entirely in management control management can't control the macro environment that sort of thing, but they can control expenses and i would say with the amount of rumors out there mr. sullivan has really got a quarter to get this fixed >> man, one quarter to get it fixed. you got solomon on a shorter rope than you had from boeing. >> okay. let's see if like mr. calhoun at boeing he can turn it around and let me be clear i want him to turn it around. i'm a shareholder. the question is on a day like today is do you sell the stock i don't think so and let be clear about why. this stock is a g

becomes, okay, how do you invest in that strategy and without question i don't think it goes to what jim cramern those places because and just don't think that's the proper environment, i want to get paid to wait. >> price cut, margins you've got to worry about -- >> quickly pointing to the fed brainered may very well be appointed. she's very dovish. if she comes off the frb there's really no major dovish voice there. >> can we go back to tesla >> i'm not a fan i think it's a capital intensive company in a capital intensive business, so i don't want to be there. joe comes out with his top pick and says basically lower costs which is more efficient but also manchin on the other side saying i want to delay the credits for evs which can be very damaging because they're expensive. now you've got tesla which are very old models, a decade old. and i don't think evs are going to gain the main traction they have >> you don't own it, right >> never have, never will. i agree with steve we play the theme of ev in bits and pieces bits and pieces are freeport, macro, and nvidia. and by the way we added gm t

value cruise line, and the ceo of value act capital let's get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramernow, elliott wasn't involved, so it's a little more problematic, because i think elliott had other ideas about who should get on, and that's going to cause a bit of a conflict elliott is tough they may like some of these people the mastercard cfo is -- actually, all these people are really good. huge arnold donald fan, and i know he's close to marc. the directors who retired have been there a very long time, but i think there's still -- i think there's still going to be a tussle i think that elliott's not going to necessarily be happy with these picks. >> yeah, former ceo, obviously, of carnival cruise so, you're not sure that -- you're not sure that this is not going to assuage what is still a likely to happen >> i think elliott wants someone on the board, and they've got millions they spent billions of dollars, and they've analyzed the situation pretty closely look, i think that marc has developed a fantastic product. i think that the costs still need to be a little more in line, but