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it's been a running joke that someone should create etf's that tracked jim cramer's pigs and those finallyit is a pair of etf's, the inverse cramer tracker. it shorts his pigs and then he buys companies that he recommends. on the others, you have the long cramer tracker etf. that will back the shares he likes and ditch the ones that he does not. it's a way that you can trade alongside with or against jim cramer. i think it's interesting the way this portfolio comes together. the portfolio manager behind it, they watch tv all day. it sounds like a great job. alix: they watch mad money and put it in the etf. why can't people do that for themselves? katie: it's a lot of work. this is an extreme example of an overly managed fund. they watch him in the morning, the evening his twitter all day. it sounds kind of fun. guy: has there been any back testing? katie: that is unclear. apparently, they have had paper trades going on since january. unclear how it performed. i'm not sure if this should be the core of your portfolio but it is fun. guy: it would be interesting to know if there was a paper t

why jim cramer says if it fails again, it could spell big trouble. >>> and bill ackman may be sharing the rescue, but not everyone what citadel is saying. >>> and the rate hiking cycle now in doubt and they are waiting inflation data to help paint a clearer picture. >>> a crypto crash reversal. as the silicon valley bank rescue brings out the bulls. it is march 14th, 2023 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. kicking off the hour with the futures. a wild day of trading yesterday that ended with the dow extending the longest losing streak since back in september futures right now in the green across the board the s&p and dow and nasdaq up .50%. we are also checking the bond market move lower in yields on the heels of the silicon valley bank rescue the 10-year treasury at 3.58 something to watch here. the 2-year treasury yield is 4.173. the spread narrowing in the last day. afte at last check, 58 basis points, reversal that spread was double previously we are watching oil which is impacted by the svb fallo

lakewood, california loves jim cramer. i know you're a busy guy.ck's at 4 -- historically they've been a seller of common stock all the way which bothered me. let's go to michael in washington. michael. >> caller: jim, hi. first i want to say what a brilliant and important job you've done all these years demystifying -- demystifying the market. >> i am trying to get this one right. i am trying to get it right. thank you. >> caller: well, it's been great. i picked up "confessions of a street addict." i'd met you a few times in the class of '84 in law school and i've been hooked ever since. it was just great. >> oh, you're very kind. that was some year, man. what's going on? >> caller: okay. the stock i'm interested in i think is a really deep value stock although it's a little bit speculative for a number of reasons. it's been beaten up with the price of oil declining recently and it was beaten up at the beginning of the year after the election in brazil, which seemed to spook wall street, and it's petrobras. pbr. >> well, what can i say? brazil spo

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. "fast. meantime don't go anywhere "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 is not just to entertain but to educate and to teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. look, you can't always get what you want but if you you try sometime you just might find you get what you need and that bit of sage investing wisdom by the rolling stones came true today. sometimes you get your head around truly emotional markets like this one you have to fall back on a simple narrative that can at least put things into context that you can understand. see, we do know that the bulls and the bears go at it every single day on wall street but today the

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jim cramer joins us right now, and jim, big news this morning with maricy's this seems like it's prettyt the idea they are announcing this almost a year in advance. he'll be there through february of 2024. >> exactly, and i think jeff weathered one of the toughest periods there could ever be in this business. obviously, you had covid you had tourism going down he reinvented the company. he's fixed the balance sheet i wish the stock were higher, but thin agen again, if you loot it versus nordstrom, it's held in there new ceo coming in for bloomingdale's, so yes, it's a sierra smooth transition, but i think jeff will be very much missed when he leaves because he's done a lot for, i would say, for larger issues beyond just macy's. >> he's only 61. i was just wondering, is this a case of exhaustion like you said, he's had a lot to deal with. >> ywell, i don't know he's got a life in him he's got a lot beyond what he's done he's completed a lot of things at macy's. he's done a north star program that's terrific. he's done a good job with e-com, but i think he's also just an inherently intere

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foot locker ceo mary dillon will be on "mad money" with jim cramer, a must-watch interview. >>> 70% oficipants think the fed will participants think the fed will raise rates tomorrow, but nearly what if you were a gigantic snack food maker? and you had to wrestle a massively complex supply chain to satisfy cravings from tokyo to toledo? so you partner with ibm consulting to bring together data and workflows so that every driver and merchandiser can serve up jalapeño, sesame, and chocolate-covered goodness with real-time, data-driven precision. let's create supply chains that have an appetite for performance. ibm. let's create. >>> the federal reserve has continued to show that they have a lot of interest in keeping money free. we're all infected by it. we can't help it. i blame them all, but i would say at core when the history is written, they will see another regulatory failure by bank regulators. >> the always critical kevin on the fed. our next guest argues the banking issue won't disappear no matter what happens at tomorrow's meeting and the government backstop creates an arbitrag

first republic, which, of course, jim cramer endorses. o >> a few days ago on cnbc, that was down nearly 70%.e on jim cramer is always welcome to come on this show. for amusement purposes.so on. pacwest down 15%. so and it wasn' 40% and so on . >> so there was panic, of course, reflected in markets.r >> and it wasn't just regionaluo banks that were affected for chs a while this morning. you could not even trade stocksn in charles schwab, venerablead charles schwab, schwab it downat 25% and tripped a circuit breaker. that's bad. in fact, that kind of panic could quickly conceivably a catastrophe. on th become a catastrophe. so on the brink of catastrophe, cata yostu need one thing strong, don't ha competent leadership. but weve don't have that.e shuf we have joe biden. today, hfle shuffled out to thed podium and announced a bailout. >> i want to briefly speaka about what's happening in than silicon valley bank and see your bank today. thanksf my for the quick actionf my administration over the past few days, americans cat thn have confiden

that does not mean jim cramer says it's business as usual.t that -- not that many liquidations above 250,000. it's pretty much the same as you would expect the jpmorgan funding is working. trying to make it so the situation is stable. now, david, i want to ask you, when a bank tells you that there's just the outflows are business as usual and no liquidity problem, that does not mean that we're saying there's no liquidity problem. >> no. listen, i've been reporting on my share of financial crises, when a bank has to tell you that, it's always a problem to begin with. >> right. >> but, but we have to listen, we have to take them at their word conceivably it's never a good sign when they have to even reassure anybody. >> i pestered him, so let's give him credit for calling me back. >> okay. >> they said there wasn't deposit outflows >> business as usual not any sizable number of people wanting money. >> i mean, there were. we know there were. >> on friday and saturday. >> i don't know what deposit base looks like versus last thursday. >> there w

check in with jim cramer.utures front this morning. but there are some things out there. i guess we're trying to figure out, is this the calm before the next leg of the storm or should we feel better, feel like things are getting kind of wrapped up here. >> well, i think they've got first republic is making the calls, trying to make people realize that they're fine. they could have success with that. they've got a good rolodex. it's still not like a concentrated group of investors who are able to pull out so quickly in silicon. so if you get first republic kind of just to slow the velocity of this thing, it's just going to make it so it's more likely that it's not going to be disruptive to the entire market. and i'm not saying they can pull it off. i'm just saying that we want the market to kind of calm down, a couple of good earnings reports today. wall green is okay, last night, pbh was very good. and so i think people -- i don't want togood. >> yeah. >> i don't want to say people are filling it up, meaning

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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 icnvestors there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mat money starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad"mad money." welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to save you money. my job is to put crazy days like today into context call me 800-743-cnbc or tweet m me @jimcramer. we witnessed the second biggest bank failure in history that created fear as the day went on hence the dow losing 345 points and s&p falling 1.45% and nasdaq tumbling 1.76% the fear actually makes sense. i listen to some of the smartest people all day and concluded not even the fed knows what happens when the most important bank in silicon valleys gets seized by the fdic as what is happening today, yeah, we left here with no real idea whether it would be contagion. we don't know. at first, there was strength in the market with the weakness contains in the pranks and techs as in which banks will fall and which tech stock will get hurt

why jim cramer says if it fails again, it could spell big trouble. >>> and bill ackman may be sharing the rescue, but not everyone what citadel is saying. >>> and the rate hiking cycle now in doubt and the

tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 800-743-cnbc misso miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> what do you do with fast growing tech companies putting up fantastic numbers and the fed putting up the inflation take crowd strike, the cloud native cybersecurity from the likes that became public they racked up huge gains from 2021 and plunged lower by the time it bottomed this january it lost 69% of the value. since then the stock made a comeback from 92 just under 129 in roughly two months. and last night crowd strike reported a magnificent quarter beating expectations on every key line, very strong guidance for both the current quarter and full year. management sounds incredibly confident about the future tremendous track record. reporting 15 times since becoming public and never missed sales earnings estimates but a tricky environment for fast growing security cyber outfit. what is it this time when the fed is talking tough, what does it mean and will it hurt their

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his name is jim cramer. çó live from post nine ae new york stock exchange.t( jim and i celebrate humpday, as we used to call it. what would you call that, jim? i would say, mixed, nothing open. >> yeah. pac west day.xd you want to go with that? right there. i'll do anything you want. carvana day. >> i don't want to call it carvana day. fedxdq day. our road map starts with today's fed decision on interest rates, both banking turmoil, of course, and inflation are the keys. will policymakers calld hike or a pause? ?.áját beating analyst expectations, but an inventory glut promptingxd the company to warn about its margins. >>> and my favorite topic,i] of course, the a.i. arms race. you're going to want toÑi hear what e1nvidi!i told jimÑi about ite1 during la night'sÑi "mad money." also got interesting comments from)■w3billgates. >>> let's get to the markets. counting down to the fed decision on çórates. i think i know where you are, but what are your expectations? what's the market going to do? >> thexd 25 and th

. >> tucker: one of the most obvious lies we keep hearing including form jim cramer and all the geniusesn cnbc is tha the economy is just fine. just fine. settle down, wacko. we will assess that claim in a special edition of tucker carlson tonight. ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to a special edition on "tucker carlson tonight." the lighter side of lying. one of the biggest lies were told right now is the economy i fine, the banks our fine, some have failed, but those are freaky little bangs even never heard of, don't worry. you couldn't help, but notice this morning, one of the bigges banks in the world have fallen more than they have in three years, it's hard to see well there are actual fears tonight that something bad that is on the horizon. stephanie conboy is not fire, her predictions are starting to come true, it may be unfortunately. thank you so much for coming on tonight. it is a little weird that the treasury secretary who once run the fed is can tell us that everything is fine. do you believe that? >> absolutely. nothing to see here, tucker. pay no attention to the tens of thousand

says the company is reassessing the focus on profits and hitting the hyper space bus on joining jim cramer on "mad money" last night. >> you have hit the hyper space button we decided it is time to go. we are not waiting two years until 2026 to deliver this acceleration we are doing that right now. that is what is happening. >> we are really looking at not just the short-term restructuring, but long-term restructuring. we are looking at profitability and productivity and performance. we are looking atholder relatio. this is the strategy that is why you see the amazing numbers. >> salesforce was already the best performing dow stock this year with this morning's gains, it should be extending that lead by a wide margin. >>> tesla taking to the stage is elon musk with the master plan 3 at investor day. the presentation was short on det details, but a slew of other investors were able to shed light on the cfo he says it tesla is aiming to cut costs by 50% in the next vehicle hoping to sell 20 million vehicles a year by 2030. that is up from 1.3 million. he says achieving that goal would eclips

melissa lee you know what happens next, "mad money" with jim cramer starts now. >>> my mission is simplevel 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 is not just to entertain you but to educate and put days like today in context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet yes mt. jimcramer. well, it sure took long enough eight rate hikes from the fed.

this is demand for content creation tools the ceo telling jim cramer that digital is a tailwind for adobe. >> digital is an amazing tailwind in the economy. when you look at businesses, whether the creative business or the document business that grew 22% on a constant currency or digital experience business where we are helping companies with customers that grew 20% we add strength across the segments which is great. >>> turning to retail. five below with a muted outlook for the first quarter. inventory is strong and it plans to open a record 200 new stores and roll out new categories and services and boosting marketing tactics. >>> turning to space shares of virgin orbit is furloughing nearly all employees as it looks for a new funding lifeline the furlough is unpaid and employees can cash in pto with only a small team continuing to work you see shares are down this morning double digits. >>> meta and snap shares popping on reports that the competition for teen screen time is smaller. we have arjun kharpal with more on the story >> good morning, frank a big story developing here. the com

. >> all right thanks thanks for watch fast "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. call me or tweet me @jimcramer if the consumer is confident then i'm confident at least about business we are a consumption based economy in this country. two thirds of our commerce revolves around the consumer, so what matters most is whether the consumer is tap out, fatigued, worried, or just still -- right now you can feel the confidence of a the system. s&p gained 1.6% and nasdaq jumped 2.14% what a come back an hour before the close. don't kid yourself these are actual runs. lack of confidence is behind the big decline in retail spending those numbers have just been awful. we're out of confidence when it comes to real estate few executives seem willing to force people back to work in person of course, though, there's still big pockets of confidence and we've got

here's bs artist/dumb person jim cramer of c nbc telling his users to buy silicon valley bank, even though it was in the process of going under. this is last month. >> svb financial -- this company is a deposit base in wall street has been concerned about. recently bought one of our favorite research firms and become less dependent on private equity offerings. wait a second. they could come back. the long-term private metro capital not going away. being a banker with these pools of capital has always been a good business. svb's nearly 40% rally this year is barely a drop in the bucket. >> svb is great. if that guy endorses anything that you're doing, move to the canary islands, change your name. because -- disaster is coming. all the geniuses told you to buy svb. what explains that? we don't know this week. hoipfully we will some day. we will know svb like the scammers at ftx had quite the public relations department. we're not so greedy finance outfit that exists solely to generate cash for overpaid sleaze balls that you run it, no, that's not us. we may be a bank. we've got the soul of a

the company's ceo was on "mad money" with jim cramer last week talking about their fortunes listen >>one spac of 2021 we're a real company, jim. we broke through a billion dollars in revenue in december that felt really good. we started with a million dollars a year in revenue when i bought the original lanes and now we're a billion. 353 million of ttm ebidta. we're firing at all cylinders. >> my next guest just initiated bowlero with a buy and a $22 price target jason tillchin is an analyst at canacord genuity this must be a fun job do you have to do channel checks >> we're bringing the whole research department out to a bowlero center next week to experience it in person after seeing this story told through our report but it's really unique as tom said in the clip that you just played to put out more than a billion dollars of revenue over the past year. well ahead of what they projected at the time of going public, which is sort of the opposite of what you hear with most of the speaks that went public in 2021 i think that's one of the reason as he says it's one of the best performin

next ♪ >> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange the bulls are looking for a reset. futures, though, have lost some gains. china's pmi comes in hot, best manufacturing number in over a decade yields are higher today. our road map begins with the first trading day of march, dow and s&p coming off the second negative month of three. >> it is tesla's investor day. this is elon musk lays out his long-term vision the stock, by the way, up almost 70% year to date >>> we'll also round up another busy morning of retail reports, lowe's, dollar tree, kohl's, ross lot more >> let's begin with the markets as we kick off this new month of trading, jim certainly, the yield picture is not offering any new relief with the flip of the calendar >> no, no. it's not just talking about how frustrating this market's become, but look, rates tick up. everything you wanted to do, everything you were thinking about, everything that's reported is now muted, so yesterday, great example, brian cornell did a

what's happening in the banks yesterday's first republic was down 66%, the chairman was telling jim cramerre were no deposit outflows >> that's why it's a leading indicator and the right model for the right time we had a very unique set of circumstances that hit these banks. this model might not work if the environment is slightly different. equity volatility gives us that leading signal, but it may not be necessarily a long term valid tool because there's other factors at play. >> what do you make of people who want to draw lines from all of this to hyg and say, look, we're not in any kind of danger zone historically? >> well, right now you're not seeing credit behave the way credit behaved in 2007 and 2008. but i think that makes sense because if you go back to the problems happening at silicon valley bank, it's very much an interest rate risk management program. that's usually the prelude to the credit risk-off. the real risk coming down the pipeline here is probably commercial real estate risk, which if this does force banks to tighting credit, then that becomes a bigger problem, broad

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good morning, welcome to squaw "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramerhe surprise drop in february ppi sends the two-year yield down to 3.88%. market pricing in a full point of cuts. our road map begins with fresh seasonal sector fears. ces's biggest shareholder ruling out further backing. >>> plus, wholesale prices did post an unexpected february, and retail sales fall. futures, of course, as you may have already seen, are pointing towards sharply lower open >>> we'll also spend a little time talk about blackrock larry fink's letter in which he warns a third domino could fall. >>> let's begin with tresh worries about the banking sector, credit suisse tumbling to a new low saudi investors say they cannot boost their shares european bank shares have taken a hit, dragging their u.s. counterparts and the global markets lower. that's in addition to larry fink's letter. >> the market was flat at around quarter to 4:00 before we got news that the saudi entity is not going to put more in i want to comment very clearly on this. there is a man to my left who has

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that's its best ever chairman and ceo mark dan i don't have telling jim cramer its renewed focus on profitabilitys the reason for those results. >> we are really looking at not just the short-term restructuring but long-term restructuring of a company we're looking at profitability but also productivity and performance. we're looking at prioritization of our products. and we're looking into improving all our shareholder relations. this has been our strategy that's how you see us delivering these amazing numbers. >> all right mizzou is among a handful of firms upgrading products for crm, upping to 225 bucks a share and saying it's, quote, well positioned for profitable growth for more on what these results mean for salesforce and marc benioff in the future, we're joined by mizzou host. steve, we'll turn to you for the story on what's going on with salesforce this is an embattled company all you have to do is look at a chart going back to 2021 is this though, enough, the results? they were good and the outlook good but is it good enough to fend off those activist investors at the gaite >> we heard

software and internet teams are seeing a shift in cloud spending to a.i therefore, that means, if jim cramere here, he'd say, that means nvidia that very well mean nvidia, even as budgets are under pressure. when we talk about it, i talk about chat gpt4. have you been using it >> i haven't the new one? >> i have to try it. >> they can see what's in your refrigerator and make recipes. >> i didn't know that. >> so they can see, rebecca jarvis showed me this on abc, spoke to the ceo take a picture in your refrigerator, and they'll come back with the recipes you can make. >> helpful. >> helpful for me who doesn't know how to do anything in the kitchen. >>> just three weeks ago, citi group's chief economist nathan sheets says said we are seeing a resilient economy. a lot has changed. he's calling for a 25 basis point interest rate increase next week, down from 50 before the banking problems began nathan sheets joins us next. >>> we're keeping an eye on the market right now we are selling off and continue to move south. down 434 on the dow. holding on to gains for the week, but we are cutting into

crowdstrike ceo with jim cramer tonight at 6:00. >> and let's turn from tech to campbell's soup.ess, delano would you be a buyer of the stock here >> so this is an interesting one because it had a really, really strong 2022. if what you thought was going to happen in 2023 happened with the recessionary outlook a lot of people had, then this would be a really good pick here. but it's actually doing obviously year to date a little lower than it did in 2022 but if you look at the positives it's trading well compared to its he competitors. it's around 17 times forward earnings and they're executing well in a tough environment. so i think this is one that you can kind of look at if you're looking for a safe value play. >> safe value -- so are you 3 for 3 today, delano, with these stocks >> i think so. i hope -- you guys are the ones that will judge me on that >> no, i guess it's a good sign. thank you so much for your time today. it's good to see you >> thank you >> delano saporu >> u.s. corporate balance sheets start 2023 on some shaky footing with bankruptcies soaring to more than t

. >>> the start of the new york stock exchange, jim cramer joins us now. they can be resolved. we do have a huge opportunity that the fed is offering at the discount window, and i think that only companies that have negative equity should really have a problem. these others should avail themselves of this, because normally their bonds may be under water as much as they may be at 80, but they can borrow at par, and no one's going to know if they did, so companies need to take action today. if they don't, they will be targeted by short sellers, and the short sellers will win. >> what can -- what would you recommend european banks do at this point? >> i've never trusted a european bank except for santander. i will not change. >> you think they need to somehow say something about the rest of the at-1 market over there? do you expect -- go ahead. >> i think the problem is that you have a bank that stands for germany, and germany stands for it. that's what's worrisome. we know from credit suisse that those -- these low, you know, so-called low-quality bonds were

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i think that segment fixed it >> i think what we all need, more than anything right now, is for jim cramerght be in this building you can sometimes hear him based on -- yeah >> someone in this building needs to, like, take a tranquillizer dart and just -- get that right - [ laughter ] although he does feel like one of those, like, gorillas that can actually - >> seth: fight through it. yeah [ light laughter ] >> throw it down "buy buy! >> seth: throw it back at you. >> "buy chase bank everything's gonna be fine." oh, no, jim, not like this [ laughter ] >> seth: you were counterprogramed last night with a pretty big event the oscars were your competition last night >> yeah, that's right. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, you're stretching the definition of the term competition. [ laughter ] oscars is one of the most glamorous nights that humanity produces each year we counterprogram that with talking about the temporary assistance for needy families program for 22 minutes yeah, we were the opposite of the oscars >> seth: and you didn't have a red carpet last night? i can't remember >> i mean, we di

jim cramer is off tonight.estors are left to hang on for the ride. the dow swinging nearly 650 points from high to low today. before closing up about a quarter percent. well off its highs of the day. the s&p also eking out a gain but still closing below the 4,000 ym■oklevel.Ñi the nasdaq lead