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my job is not just to entertain, so call me or tweet me at jim cramer. now, for weeks, i told you about the market. by the time something good happens, it's already too late to swap back in at the lower level. you won't get lower level. we have good news in the form of a strong labor report. a true goldilocks set of numbers. so the s&p is up above 1.45%. it was a real good day for the bowl. what is going on situation anyway? everything kind of works out right. i don't think that will always be true. i think it's the same report for me this morning. it makes it more likely that we will pause and ponder this next week by the need to tighten again neatly. of course, the stimulus package in china, the easy package of the debt ceiling margin, maybe you get a great day or a great week. like i told you last night, the market has been chopped up by the magnificent seven, the cash stocks from the s&p 500 throughout may. now that we have put that in the rearview mirror, we have a day that allowed them to pause. it's easy to imagine a perfect scenario where recessi

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let's start with jackie in new york jackie >> caller: hi, jim cramer. thank you for calling >> caller: i've been watching you since kudlow & cramer. yeah, i'm dating myself. and i'm a member of the club >> yes thank you. the club is indispensable. i keep telling people that you want to make money in your portfolio or try to, i always want to do my best, the club how can i help >> caller: so at this price what do you think of cmi cummins? >> cummins on a roll ree i think that's a buy longer term cummins is the best there is let's go to adam in illinois >> caller: calling from cubs country with a boo-yah from a club member. thank you so much for everything you do >> thank you >> caller: got a question about commercial real estate with all the turmoil in that sector i've been long spg for years and i'm starting to wonder how. >> it is a tough situation i was in one of spg's bulls. it was all anecdotal and frankly it was terrible. i was shocked at how horrible it was. it was like a ghost ball and it was very, very depressing. but i will say this. frt got a

. >>> and the impact of an animated muss on disney, and a first look at jim cramer's one-on-one as he goes behind the wheel, literally, with ford's ceo jim farley from fast cars to "fast money," i'm melissa lee, live from the nasdaq market site our special guest tonight, savita we begin with a rough start to the market major endindices down dow closing off the lows of the day. the s&p and nasdaq dipping less than half a percent. emergency slidi energy sliding more than 2%. this after the major indices all hit multi-month highs last week, but even as the rally seems to be stalling, someone on this desk tonight is more bullish than they have been in at least a decade and that person is our special guest tonight, savita. so, why more bullish than you've been in a decade >> well, i think the market is more rational than it's been in a decade, which is great news, because we're finally done with this sort of experiment of zero interest rates, we know what the fed is going to do, we're off of a zero bound we have five percentage points of latitude to ease our way out of the next recession.

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. >> that was jim cramer following the hawkish pause of more selling ahead.e sees a narrowing market by the top tech stocks. let's get more insight with janet mui. great to you have here >> thanks, frank, for having me. >> do you agree with jim cramer we could face a selloff after hawkish pause? >> i think so. we are underweight across regions in equities. we are concerned about the economic situation and the fact that the fed may have two more rate hikes raises the probability of recession later on we, of course, are interested in that we will face more tightening in liquidity. there is qt going on there has been a slight in the fed balance sheet when svb fell. we will face more liquidity going forward. the narrow leadership in the s&p 500 rally is a concern and that is hard to keep that sustaining. there is likely to be a pull back in the market. >> you are looking at the fed balance sheet. how does that shape your thoughts about bonds we were touching on yields earlier. are you in favor of short-term bonds or long-term bonds >> we have been looking for opp

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. "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. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. just trying to make a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer i'm steamed. i'm sick and tired of hearing about how we've got a narrow market, a market with only a handful of winners driving the performance, nearly all of which are in tech. the implication being that a narrow market is a precarious market so you'd better -- >> sell sell sell -- >> before -- >> the house of pain >> i've had enough okay we had a narrow market the s&p 500 is led by the magnificent seven. that seemingly exist to save the other 493 villagers in the index from eli wallach and his host o

"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 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 make you little money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer earlier today the s&p 500 almost reached 4300 which is 20% off the bottom from last year, although the averages pulled back, dow advancing 92 points, s&p declining, nasdaq plunging 1.92% that vicious rotation that i predicted last friday. i think today's advance from the abyss last year all the way to near 4300 is actually a very important landmark that you and i must explore we had a major bottom last october. we've had a huge move up since then just a gigantic reversal and we have to discuss how it happened, how we got to 4300 last time, almost there this time and figure out if we can spot what went wrong

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm economy is running way too hot, and what was the point of not raising interest rates today i found their statement quite baffling, myselffying, even. they would they tell people they were going to cause because maybe we didn't need rate hikes when it sure doesn't sound like they believe in a pause. as nike will tell you, just do it this is how you get a roller coaster session where the market plumets. the dow finishing down s&p which also fell hard only rebounded from its lows, funnishing up 0.08%. and the tech heavy nasdaq, you can't stop that thing. they got hit and soared right back and gained 3% now i hate to be so inside based to talk about the fed. i know you want to hear about your stocks, not the fed but i have been warning you there is a lot of money. we're talking trillions of dollars that the fed is going to cut rates by the end of the y

i am jim cramer. see you tomorrow.sullivan in tonight, a fresh warning that wall street may be souring on americans downtowns. can cities still be revived? we'll hear from miami mayor and presidential hopeful >>> a heat wave. is the nation's infrastructure ready? >>> so much for these easing u.s. china tensions. beijing planning a new training facility plus, president biden sit down with top ai experts. can the white house contain ai's

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next ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber it is fed day. decision at 2:00 eastern, and for the moment, futures mixed as the dow notches six consecutive gains, longest streak since january. producer prices come in cool, up 1.1% that's the lowest since 2020 our road map begins with stocks. the s&p eyeing its highest open in about 14 months, investors banking on a fed rate hiking pause later today. >>> amd sets its sights on nvidia in the battle for a.i. dominance, but is the company's new chip too late to the game? that got a groan from jim. >>> and a warning from united health it is weighing on all the -- many of the stocks in the overall health insurance sector hated of the open, the company saying it expects a spike in medical costs in the second quarter. >>> let's begin, though, with producer prices and the fed. policymakers due to announce their decision, as we said, 2:00 eastern today, followed by the chair's news conference. jim, a lot of discussion on just how bad fed days have been for stocks, especially thi

i'm here with jim cramer, and the new york stock exchange. the s&p is on pace to break a five-week win. russell reconstitution today will likely bring the biggest volume day of the year now beginning with this run, all three major averages set to break multi-week streaks the nasdaq is on pace to snap eight weeks of gains and post its worst weekly stretch since april. >> plus, 3m's worst chemical settlement reaching agreement on lawsuits that claimed it contaminated water supplies in the u.s. >>> and ufc president dana white says elon musk and mark zuckerberg are, quote, dead serious about a cage fight >>> let's begin with the markets this morning, jim. unwinding some of what we've put together over weeks. do you mind? >> no. i have been saying that this is going to be a weak period. historically this is actually -- look, from my friend larry williamson as the best historical worker. this is not unusual. we saw it coming i went with it you can see over the years that this period has just been one where if you want to be a trader, you should st

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they beat expected ratings the ceo telling jim cramer the ai offerings will make people more productive>>> can delta hit the sweet 16 remarkable run they're up 27% in a month. carnival also up more than 20% this week, having its best week since november 2020. no real driver this week >> kelly, thank you. >>> two major visits to china representing two poles of u.s. china relations. business and politics. bill gates meeting with president xi who called him the first american friend he met this year. although gates is not the only business giant to visit the country. another key meeting this weekend ahead of secretary of state blinken. tensions between washington and beijing remain high. here with the details of those visits and some back drop is eunice yoon. >> reporter: the fact that the president had to tell gates that he's the first american friend that president xi has met this year shows you how unusual this meeting was in this time of heightened tension this was the highest level, o outreach by chinese leadership to try to repair the relationship with the international community, es

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. >> i remember jim cramer saying advertise willing be the biggest impact for ai.right. stock draft, mark. you and ryan are in third place right now. lul lurvegsemon up you're up there. >> i want to win >> mark, thank you for your time today. always appreciate it >>> if you were wondering how impactful the spending power of folks over the age of 50 is, check out this new ad. it suggests that the new cool target demo is older people, it also ends with this line -- >> decades of experience for people who know what it's like to live a little. >> decades of experience for people who know what it's like to live a little we'll speak with the chairman about the spending power of boomers and traditionalists, xt [due at target in 5!] copy that. make a hard left down the alley. network's got you covered. [please confirm requesting back-up.] -changing route. -go. roadblock ahead. ...back up, back up... reverse! reverse! next level moments, we're 30 seconds out. need the next level network. [north corridor, hurry!] -coming through! -or 3, let's go. the network more businesses

. >>> join jim cramer. sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it. how old are you? like, 80? back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. introducing the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. ♪ >>> welcome back to our "tech check" special money has flooded into ai this week once again, multiple startups became unicorns overnight vaulting to billion dollar plus value weighs, while still having just dozens of employees and in many cases still unproven business models. there is type face aiai this week yesterday announced $100 million in new funding on is billion valuation. now, it launched just four months ago its ceo told me it wasn't even looking for that money >> we were not actively seeking money. we were doing very well in terms of market. there was significant interest. >> there was also inflection ai this week. the one-year-old startup a $1.3 billion in new funding for a

in terms of valuation >> it will be good to hear from mark tonight he'll be on "mad money" with jim cramer but demand trends, recessionary behavior, they're not seeing it. the snacks business in particular, the kettle ships, doing really, really well. they brought back the limited edition old bay seasoning g gol goldfish, which if you haven't tried, i recommend but clearly there's a high bar because a lot of these companies have been doing really well. >> still a comforting macro message. >> time for a look at some of the notes grabbing our attention this morning, kicking it off with coinbase td cowen calling on investors to shatter it ceo brian armstrong smoke to "squawk box" earlier this morning about the charges. >> to his point about what's the there there, people are using crypto for all kinds of things, not just trading it's a new technology that can be used to update all kinds of financial services bedon't need the government picking and choosing our technology winners >> let's bring in our own kristina partsinevelos for more on this. now, kristina, the firm did go to an underperfor

. >> all right, >>> welcome to the cnbc special, jim cramer is out tonight.tary from central bankers. more export restrictions between the u.s. and china. the dow finishing 74 points at the close.

and much of the gains have to do with the seven tech names, ai mafia or the magnificent seven as jim cramer likes to say including nvidia, apple, microsoft, google, amazon and tesla and that is on pace for its best first half of the year since 1991, the year the world wide web came to life with its first web page the nasdaq is up about 26% year to date and the nasdaq 100 hitting a fresh 52-week high and apple helping with a lot of these moves given its weight and the launch of its new products and let's talk about sectors and financials led lower today by some big names, j.p. morgan down 1.5% and fidelity, and fifth third over 1%. "the wall street journal" reporting they may raise capital by 20% and that's putting pressure on the sector and i want to make a pivot and i want to talk about the cryptosphere because the sec is suing crypto exchange binance over alleged violations it is a notice issued against them by the sec and they're selling off quite dramatically and marathon, nine riot, 7%, jon. >> the thing that caught my eye in the sec lawsuit and binance is the commingling of customer f

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here's ceo marc benioff talking to jim cramer last night >> i was just with sam altman, the ceo of openen was slack, using that from day one at open a.i. and i'll tell you, jim, my dream is that all that data that's inside slack, well, as we work on our own llm, that slack is going to almost wake up and become intelligent itself. it's going to be an incredible revelation for our customers >> slack announced earlier this month it is planning to add a host of generative a.i. features to its program, including message summaries and note-taking, all of which sound good from a user point of view, but not helping salesforce right now. >>> meta platform threatening to yank news content in its home state of california if the state government mandates the tech companies pay publishers at issue is a bill called the california journalism preservation act under which companies like facebook would have to pay producers or news content if that content appears on online platforms. a meta spokesman said the payment structure would benefit out-of-state media companies, even as it purports to support cal

i'm here with jim cramer, and the new york stock exchange.ill likely bring the biggest volume day of the year now beginning with this run, all three major averages set to break multi-week streaks the nasdaq is on pace to snap eight weeks of gains and post its worst weekly stretch since april. >> plus,

. >> joining me now, congressman jim cramer, chairman of the house oversighrmanthe t com congressman, your reaction to everything that's swirling around reaerything tonight, whan today at the courthouse in miammiami, ai and?e you heard the crickets. they didn't cover anything about the tape recording s. count it's a sad day iryn the history of our country. if you look at ou look what they'rechargi charging donald trump for and what we on the house oversighng thet committee have the already brought out on the biden family, creating sl 20 shell companies to launde crn money through six american banks to non biden famil y members from foreign nationals in china, in romanian chin and n we're just now getting to the bank records on russia and ukraine. and yet the media won't cover anything joe biden or the fact that he could potentially be compromised if in fact he has been recorded accepting a bribe from a foreign national. well, we have china and ukraine. that's nol. i mean, they're not big stories right now. and both countries couldw d we be involved in the scheme. how could it not? cou

next ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange first day of june kicks off with the debt ceiling bill that does pass the house, moves to senate. big diet of eco-data today, adp runs hot, but yields mostly lower. ten-yea ten-year, lowest since mid-may salesforce shares under pressure >>> also ahead, the house passes the debt ceiling deal on a bipartisan basis >>> and two fed officials are making the case for skipping a rate hike. >> boo >> at least this month >>> plus, worries about consumer demand macy's is cutting its full-year forecast that news is weighing on that particular stock >>> let's begin with this run for big tech, closing out the month of may in the green. the nasdaq did post its first three-month win streak since 2021, but we're watching salesforce today down in the premarket, despite a beat for its latest quarter ceo marc benioff was on "mad" with jim last night and broke down the results >> we're focused on our restructuring, improving our productivity, our per

i'm carl consistent nia with jim cramer and david faber apple and coinbase at the top of the news flowldman cuts odds of a recession. another s&p 500 target hike from bemo apple getting into the headset game, looking to bring mixed reality into the mainframe the sec's crypto crackdown, bitcoin dropping to its lowest level since march as the regulator sues binance and coinbase gary gensler joins us on cnbc in a few minutes from now >>> elon musk says ai regulations are on the way in china. >>> first up, breaking news this morning involving coinbase the sec suing the crypto platform in manhattan federal court, accusing it as operating as an unregulated securities exchange brokerage and clearing agency, the regulator says since 2019 coinbase has made billions unlawfully securing the buying and selling of crypto assets we'll discuss all of that with sec chair gary against ler in a few moments, jim we're going back several years now, and some of the complaint just looking at the blatant disregard for sec laws. >> we want to really distinguish between binance from last night where the govern

. >>> good tuesday morning i'm carl quinn nia along with jim cramer and david faber futures are steady marketing baking in no hike from the fed tomorrow roadmap begins with inflation's downward path, cut by more than half since last year's peak, still 4% what are the implications for the fed? >>> cloud revenues giving oracle a big boost. shares were up yesterday in anticipation of the earnings they're up again ahead of the open this morning. ubs down grades apple saying it sees weaker demand ahead for iphones. >> jim, i know you love to look at internals thank you, energy, down 3.6. used cars up 4.4. >> used cars is not up to date the last few weeks used cars, the margin between used cars -- msrp is down, by the way, for new, has gapped. used cars have plummeted, maybe 5% which is not captured by this that's okay. you're looking forward that's a category that is a win for the fed. all i can say, david, i don't know if you've seen some of the notes on student loans maybe people just won't be able to go anywhere and won't bid up housing. right now toll brothers a million dollars. by the

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramer carlas the morning off let's give you a look at futures. we get started with the trading day. it's a hump day, jim it's wednesday >> you bet it is >> yeah, baby. we look like we may have a bit of a higher open we'll start with the markets the s&p 500 posted its highest close since august of 2022 you're going to hear what treasury secretary yellen as well told cnbc about the economy. >> yeah. >>> also ahead, crypto is in the cross hairs in the wake of those s.e.c. lawsuits against coinbase and binance. of course, we were joined by chair gentzler of the s.e.c. on this very program yesterday. we'll give you the latest. >>> plus, the a.i. effect on stocks what goldman-sachs is saying about the chances for further upside >>> all right, let's start with that market rally. s&p coming off what was the highest close in months. the ndx is riding a four-day win streak some other stocks, tesla riding a significant win streak >> oh, and netflix you know it's like the old days >> well, when you say it's

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange premarket continues in a range, although rates did reverse lower as jobless claims popped to the highest level in 20 months market also grappling with the fallout from these wildfires in canada, more faa ground stops today. in fact, our road map begins with the smoke warnings and economic impacts air quality alerts issued for much of the eastern seaboard to as far west as ohio and kansas millions urged to stay indoors, airline traffic slowed and outdoor events canceled. >>> plus gamestop shares are tumbling ahead of the open that retailer ousts its ceo and names ryan cohen >>> and tesla, will it make it ten straight daily gain days we shall see >>> let's begin with the canada wildfire smoke that continues to blanket the northeast and other parts of the united states new york city experiencing the worst air quality in the world yesterday. today, philly surpasses it officials urging residents to limit outdoor activity, wear high-qua

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,avid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange coming off the best week for stocks since march as we now head into a fed blackout, and today, an event at which apple is said by some to unveil its most important new product in 13 years. our road map begins with market momentum, though s&p, best week since march, highest level since august, but some strategists now warning of risks to the rally ahead >>> plus, apple is expected to get in -- in july. >>> let's begin with the markets, though, after friday's rally. jim, we were looking for some of those who were fundamentally bearish to turn tail not happening at morgan stanley. >> not at all. but i looked at friday, and i said, just broadening out of the rally, which everyone thinks is good, i'm not quite sure you really need sideline money to come in sideline money is sticking to its decision not to come in. so, why -- david, why would we suddenly have, based on a somewhat stronger number, a belief that they'll be -- i think there

"squawk on the street" is next >>> welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber jobs number beats. best since january, but unemployment does raise to about an eight-month high, and while yields are up, futures are holding. markets still betting on a fed pause later this month our road map begins with the macro picture and that blowout jobs report. nonfarm payroll surging in may and the senate moves to prevent the nation's first debt default. >>> plusmagnificent seven, a handful of big cap names account for nearly 9% of the s&p's gains year to date >>> and amazon, perhaps in talks to offer mobile service to its prime members. the reporting of that possibility has shares of the big three carriers down sharply this morning we'll discuss. >>> let's start with the market reaction to this morning's jobs number jim, we talked about whether or not this had been derisked earlier in the week with that skip talk. june odds of a hike still below 50, maybe in the 30 range. >> it's so hard, because when you see this number, initially, you have to say, wow, they go

i'm david faber with jim cramer live at post nine of the new york stock exchange.arl has the morning off we get started with another week of trading half hour from now, you can see an up open i never know what to do with these things >> that's why i'm here >> well, you're here for a lot of reasons >> including the fact that it's my job >> including the fact that you get paid to do it. let's get to our road map. it does start with a key week for stocks aren't they all? the nasdaq launching its largest win streak since 2019. the s&p has seen four weeks of gains. >> you didn't mention the nasdaq >> that's what i started with. you missed it. i just said the nasdaq what are you editing the road map? investors are hoping, jim, for a fed skip or pause, as you know >>> plus, jpmorgan settles it closes a chapter in that epstein class action lawsuit we'll go to eamon javers for that news. >>> and guess why meta ceo mark zuckerberg has some praise for elon musk? well, as you might imagine, it's all about efficiency give me a chance to use some of that interview, because you n

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber, all back at post nine of the new york stock exchange. stocks trading a little heavy ahead of powell, day one on the hill, although his prepared remarks are out. meanwhile, inflation runs hot. our road map begins with the macro picture. powell is set to testify, and fedex sales fall short >>> plus we're watching that ev race we're going to hear what jim farley told our jim about why he didn't hesitate to team up with tesla for that charging partnership. >>> and keep an eye on housing mortgage rates they're flat, but those home builder stocks are still on a tear >>> let's begin with powell. headed to the hill this morning, the fed chair kicking off two days of testimony on the economy. today, it's house financial services, tomorrow, senate banking. in his remarks, he does say nearly all fomc participants believe it is appropriate to raise rates "somewhat further," adding stls still a long way to go to get inflation down to the fed's 2% target. he said the banking system is r

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we're live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. carl has the morning off let's give you a look at futures as we get ready 30 minutes from now to begin the trading day you can see we're going to have a lower open, and of course, a lot of that may be a result of what we heard yesterday from fed chair powell, and that is where our road map starts with the fed standing pat for now on interest rates, though it did signal that tightening could soon resume >>> from the fed to the consumer, new data showing retail sales rose in may and that was something of a surprise >> yeah. >> and as we mentioned, cava, going public today you know, jim and i have different views of how big a test it is for the ipo market, but we'll certainly discuss that brett schulman is the ceo of what is a mediterranean fast casual chain, and he's going to join us to talk about this big change >>> let's start with the fed paused rate hikes for the first time in 15 months, but chair powell not ruling out more rate increases before year-end. >> nearly all committee par