stay tuned "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i am 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 am cramer and welcome to mad money. my job is not just to explain but to entertain, to teach, and do it all. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc . now that wall street realizes that we are in a bull market, we have to ask ourselves, what could up and the juggernaut? i spent a lot of time defending the juggernaut. today my colleague asked me what could derail the market. what would slay the bowl? i spent the whole day trying to figure out a real response and that is what you are going to get. the idea that i'm willing to entertain, the dow gained 109 points and the nasdaq is up .03%. microsoft, apple and adobe are going up on the same news again and again. this is known as multiple expansion. wall street is willing to pay more for the stocks in a world with lower inflation. they are going up on a changed perception.

that's jim cramer.e thinks he's on espn it's actually cnbc >> you are such a bad guy. >> carl has the morning off which, of course, he can already tell let's get a look at futures this morning. of course, you heard rebecca talk about it. dow, it looks like it may open down, but the nasdaq is one of the keys that does appear to be set for a higher open. roadmap this morning starts with blue-chip earnings we have a parade of names such as 3m, ge, verizon we'll talk danaher -- gm, of course, speaking of that, we got an exclusive that will be with gm ceo mary berra. the company raised full-year guidance and increased cost cutting as well. quote, we were wrong morgan stanley's mark wilson saying -- >> what page is that >> page five >> mostly we hear we were right. it doesn't matter. at the same time he did admit he was wrong. he didn't eat crow he kind of ate sparrow >> all right we'll talk about mr. wilson. let's get to the earnings because it is a busy day, jim. i'll go where you want at some point during

i am jim cramer. >>> right now on "last call," is bob iger losing hollywood? all-out against the disney boss. >>> rough landing ahead. one airline may be sounding the alarm on the consumer. >>> against all odds, ge may be pulling off the corporate comeback for the ages. one of america's longest-running newspapers going bankrupt. how the death of local news could end up costing all of us >>> plus the deal that may mark a critical turning point for the regional banks. >>> $800 million for one season of soccer. saudi arabia making an offer few could refuse

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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 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 just trying to make a little money, my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. wall street's endless confidence in the people's republic of china never seems to stop no matter how disappointing the growth numbers we see out of china's economy and they are plenty disappointing people keep wanting to buy american stocks having major chinese exposure and that includes days like today where the dow gained 210 points. nasdaq edged up 0.18%. for decades, china did have a tremendous scorching economy if you're buying any stock because of its chinese exposure is down right moronic. because china's doing terribly right now, it's got the exact opposite problem of our country, an economy that's slowing to the point where you have to start won

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am not going to rehash all of it, i am just going to add that this week now, goldman sachs and jim cramerr as day, we are not going to have this recession, it is like the red wave that never came. >> jesse: wait, wait, jim cramer said there is not going to be a recession? pull your money out of the market. >> jessica: i'm talking about people who were fearmongering about it and are now admitting that we are not going to have it. we have the lowest inflation and the best gdp growth in the g7. we are not going to have a recession. you have republicans taking credit for infrastructure projects that they voted against that biden got for them, and you want to say everything is in the toilet? i don't think so. >> jesse: americans think everything is in the toilet, i know you are a pollster comes to tell the american people they don't know what they are thinking -- i always tell emma age is just a number, it is about performance. would you rather have tom brady under center with the game on the line or some 22-year-old rookie? joe biden is not performing. if this country was doing great and he w

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tomorrow ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramernd david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange futures look to add a touch more to tuesday's melt-up we head into mega cap tech tonight with tesla yields are lower as housing miss as well. our road map begins with the markets. traders watching corporate results, goldman with a revenue beat >>> plus the ftc and the department of justice announced the long-awaited new guidelines on how those enforcers will go about enforcing merger law >>> meantime, microsoft-activision, they extend their deal until october. we'll have more on that. >>> how about carvana shares surging? the company reaching a deal to cut its debt by more than a billion dollars. >>> let's get to goldman joining the bank earnings parade, lot to dig in here, jim, including return on equity, which may be the -- among the lowest in the group. >> there are some specifics that actually drove it down, including the green sky issue. i would say the ultimate issue with goldman-sachs is they're not as bullish as morgan

shares up 50% week to date speaking to jim cramer on "mad money," the ceo struck an optimistic tone on the months ahead. >> we benefit this quarter from a couple of things that broke our way. there were huge gains that were sustainable and will continue. before golthing seemed to w. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. >>> it is 5:30 a.m. in the new york city area there is more ahead on "worldwide exchange. shares of netflix hit hard in the opening quarter as it crack cracks down on passwords. >>> and tesla getting squeezed by the pricing war those are dragging prices lower as investors gear up for results. it is thursday, july 20th and you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. thank you for starting your day with us. let's pick up with stock futures. a mixed picture right now. you see the s&p down fractionally dow up fractionally. nasdaq following on the tesla and netflix which is down 1% we want to check on shares of apple after the

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levi eco telling jim cramer he is bullish on helping lift the company up >> our china business is backnd ahead of expectations. we have taken our expectations for asia up for the second half of the year and in part largely driven by the strength we are seeing in china. that will help offset the weakness partially that we are seeing in u.s. wholesale. >>> the fda signing off on giving more alzheimer's patients access to the drug to treat the disease. the agency granting full approval to leqembi allowing medicare enrollees to get fully covered treatment if they qualify. eisai developed the drug with biontech said leqembi could generate $7 billion in sales globally by 2030 eisai shares down in overseas trading, but up 24% in the past three months, frank. >> silvana, thank you very much. >>> turning to the jobs market t-minus three hours until the june jobs report employers are expected to add 240,000 net new jobs last month compared with 340,000 in may if yesterday is any indication, those estimates may be way off following the june adp private payroll report showing 500,000 new hires and

we are seeing reverse action in the stock as the ceo was telling jim cramer that the backlog is conduciveo more orders in the future perhaps investors are miss interpreting the -- misinterpreting what the ceo has said >> reporter: it is a brighter future for s.a.p if you look at the valuation of the stock, it is trading 60 times pe that is a huge gap with the valuation of oracle which is trading higher than 30 perhaps the valuation was as well a reason for that disappointing market development now given the cloud revenue is a little bit shy of expectation that the ceo is reiterating where the outlook is quite good. s.a.p., ever since mcdermott left the company is a mixed bag because clearly the investors don't really buy into the messaging from the company that the head of the competitors. if you compare to the biggest come ppetito competitor, the gap widens with the customer solution and management tools which both companies are offering to clients. here, s.a.p. is behind tremendously that is seen in the valuation of the shares up 70% year to date for the competitor and s.a.p. up 30% let

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to levelthe 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. i don't want to make friends, i just want to make money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate call me or tweet me. sure, we only had a few quarterly reports so far in the season but the ones we have had must be considered knockout blows to the crash landing recession piece that's dominated discussion for well over a year now and that's why the dow jones gained there was a widespread perception that the market was going to crash in order to slow down the economy and crush inflation, powell would have to cause a recession. you couldn't cram down ten rate hikes in a row, including very big ones, without the economy falling apart, right seems logical. plus, if there are any doubt that a recession was inevitable all you have to do is look at the yield curve. rates are far lower than short rates. long ter

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is next ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange, setting the table for a big week, cpi, bank erarnings and more strategist commentary ten-year, still 4.08%. our road map is going to begin with the big week ahead for investors. key inflation data on deck, lot of fed speak and of course the banks kicking off earnings season >> citi is downgrading u.s. stocks, saying performance may go on pause after a solid first half but it is upgrading one other major global market. >>> and that war of words between elon musk and mark zuckerberg, it just keeps heating up as threads, that new offering from meta, surges past a major milestone. >>> let's begin with the markets on this new week of trading. jim, you have been fairly circumspect. >> yeah, we have this cpi number on wednesday i did a piece for investment club which talked about, we're not going to get what jay powell wants. i think there's a big mistake. i think that we keep thinking that he will be happy with, it's going in the right

i like to say there's always one more consumer, this is just for yo i'm jim cramer.now ♪ >>> tonight on "last call" -- hollywood in turmoil two strikes shutting down tinseltown new projections from spacex that are just out and they may blow your mind. >>> the strange but true coincidence that is apple and at&t telecom giant fall further into turmoil. >>> taxes down the combo that's sending the deficit higher again >>> and it is make it mondays. you're going to meet an entrepreneur who went from broke to a million dollar bakery that and much more over the hour so as always, belly up or buckle up because "last call" i

i wonder, we had jim cramer on earlier today saying the key for meta is going to be bundling this inof advertising with all the other products. you think it's scaleable in that way or is there some other secret sauce for making money? >> as soon as meta is ready to put ads on the platform, advertiser also be ready to buy them advertisers want to chase the eyeballs so i think the fact that it's been able to grow to 30million downloads so quickly means they're on track to grow -- to continue growing here. they did say they're not going to put ads on right away as soon as they are ready, they have a distangt advantage. they're not just going to be targeting new ads, they also have information about who you are on instagram, what types of products and content you interact with on instagram, what you like on instagram. so they can use all of that to target ads at you, as a threads user, that will be intentional and potentially far more valuable than what you are going to get if you have less information about the user so all that data is very valuable >> i've seen twitter loyalists saying

. >> we have a quick programming note the chipotle ceo joins jim cramer tonight on "mad money."es are up 15% this year. investors are hoping mastercard will report the same and should benefit from cross border payments as travel remains strong jeff, you like mastercard? >> i do like mastercard. i own visa, but i think you hit the nail on the head you talk about the cross border revenues, they're just talking about international fees, which are much more lucrative. if it stands in the wake of visa, you'll see the international fees come into play with the ratio of 33 times versus ratio at 27 times, it looks a little more expensive. if it's a one-year, three-year, or five-year, we have seen mastercard outperform. so there's an opportunity here at this earnings to buy it >> jeff, thank you >>> still ahead, the fed's rapid rate hikes have pushed interest rates on credit cards for record highs and with powell expected to stroke a hawkish tone again, we'll look at how rates on cars, mortgages and more could go. that's next. you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs

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this is jim cramer.his year, know how much carvana is up this year? 650%. i wish left the best of luck and condemn those that made physical harm to him and his family and bloomburg wiped his once feared twitter account. you're the ceo of a struggling company and had thousands of employees and someone popped up on tv and said your company is worthless. yeah, of course, there's room and a roll for the shorts to be out there. there's also room for them to be squeezed. in fact, i applaud the work that indianapolisenberg is doing. i want to make sure -- hindenberg is doing. over to cheryl kansas city caso. cheryl: thank you, cha

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ceo ernie garcia joined jim cramer on "mad money." >> i'll get some credit to our lenders that we workedto find a solution. they recognized the progress was happening in the business, and they saw there was an opportunity to do something positive for both of us, and i think we were able to find that togetherani inth w, d thk atas the key that i think made this a bid easier >>> just a little measore than a half hour from the opening bell. the recent rally has our next guest saying that markets are in a melt-up mode we want to bring in chief investment officer from verdon's capital advisors meagan, you think we're in a melt-up. you think we're in the middle of this you think it continues >> i think that it could continue a little bit until we get some more clarity out of the federal reservation but this is a concerning rally that we have seen it's been very concentrated. it's basically pricing in perfection from the earnings standpoint you can see that today with the decline after some disappointments yesterday. we're not buying into this rally. we're more concerned that the economic outlo

one and then magically $5 million from the chinese energy companyom th it's my understanding from jim cramer made its way to the i bidetsn family in less than a week. is that your understanding? it is. and no one ever pays a bribebrog to not get something in return. and in this case, we saw the department of justice under joe biden dissolve the china initiative that president trumht set up to go after a chinese influence, buying off our politicians, infiltrating our universities. and what we got from director wray was really a cascade of lieca ls. he lied about not repositioning assets to investigate hate speech at school board meetings. we already had whistleblowers tell us that was s boarmeetings true. he lied about how pfizer was used. he lied about how people associated with january six were treated. and i want to respon ciated wd to something that chris christie said on fox news earlier today. heoxew said that christopher wry had delivered extraordinary liveres. >> the problem is they're just extraordinarily awful. >> and like chris christie criticized us for engaging in fundraising the

here's what he said to jim cramer on "mad money." >> we've got tremendous pricing power so if we needpull that lever. we'd kind of not be in front of where things are but understand where inflation is and adjust accordingly. >> same-store sales grew by 7.4%, shy of analysts' estimates. the stock is up, the context here, up more than 35% year to date >>> shares of mattel are slightly lower they reported adjusted earnings of 10 cents a share. analysts expected a per share loss of two cent, revenue beat expectations, yesterday mattel confirmed rumors that the coo, richard dixon, was leaving the company to become the ceo of retailer gap dixon was responsible for the refresh of the barbie brand twice during his time there. pretty important we'll talk to ynon kreiz at 8:50 we'll talk to him not just about the "barbie" movie in hollywood but all the plans that kreiz has been putting in place to embrace hollywood. i think they have 14 movies in production 14 films in production with some of their toys and different brands we'll talk to him about how it pays off with "barbie" there is expected

♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to squawk"squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert the new york stock exchange first full trading session of the second half and futures are weak on disappointing pmis around the world our road map begins with the global macro soft china data reviving growth concerns futures are slipping, investors awaiting tea leaves from the fed minutes. >>> plus, trouble for twitter, meta's facebook prepping arrival app launches as soon as tomorrow >>> and goldman upgrading netflix as the streaming giant regains some momentum in content creation >>> let's begin with the markets. what a treat it is to have you back, jim, because this second half playbook is important >> well, thank you, and it's great to be back i was able to go vacation with my daughters in iceland. i had a lot of time to think about the market, and what i realized is that this whole nonsense of that it was only just -- well, there you go one of my happiest moments i submitted ahead of everybody else there this whole concept of what went up give me a break. that was a 50-pound sto

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert the new york stock exchange david faber is in sun valley will join us in a moment to talk about that exclusive with disney's bob iger a few moments ago. meantime, stocks power on as yields fall to some one-month lows producer price inflation comes in light, nearly flat year on year, q2 earnings began, pepsi, delta, and more. our road map begins with disney extending iger's contract through 2026 june ppi, cooler than expected on a monthly and an annual basis. >>> and earnings and the consumer, delta and pepsi with quarterly beats and both raising guidance let's begin, though, with disney and iger jim, we'll talk to david in a second, but espn, linear tv, the parks, the strike, box office, he got it all. >> he did, and to me, between the lines, what i heard is, listen, you may be really worried about how much money we're spending, but we've got partners we've got people who want to be in it. you may think what we have is an old line-up, but we've got new people i'm going to ask david a

next ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert the new york stock exchange david faber is on assignment, heading to sun valley as joe says, where he'll have an exclusive with iger tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. eastern time >>> meantime, the bulls get their wish as june cpi comes in cool lowest monthly core in more than two years. yields are dropping, two-year near 4. 4.75% inflation falling to its lowest annual rate in two years >>> a judge rules microsoft can close its deal to buy activision >>> and domino's shares are surging, announcing this new partnership delivery with uber >>> let's begin with cpi coming in lighter than expected airfare is down, used cars down. >> there's a lot of oddities i mean, there's a couple of real wins that people aren't thinking about. you've got -- i mean, well, again, you definitely have the used cars, very good, but shelter's down a little bit. and what's interesting is what's up is almost -- i don't want to say it's meaningless, but bakery bakery product you can downgrade on that, right? fresh whole ch

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber. features are soft to start the week as this china data disappoints. a lot of news headed our way this week. retail sales and earnings coming off the best week since march futures pointing to a bit of a rally pause. >>> ford in focus. it's slashing its prices on the f-150 lightning. at&t is downgraded it's now on pace for its ninth day in the red, trading at lows it has not seen since 2003 >>> let's begin with the markets including that busy week ahead on the earnings front. jim, 11% of the s&p in so far. tracking at 6% beat. b of a thinks they'll finish the quarter up 3 >> i think a lot of companies are doing much better than expected i love the wells fargo net interest income, up 10 to 14 jpmorgan's quarter, 20% growth david, pepsico and conagra downgraded today they don't have the growth that the banks have >> really? >> they don't. kind of amazing. jpmorgan, it's in a class by itself it's almost as if it's the nvidia of the bank >> you know, interestingly on a macro level, the comm

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber has the morning off. premarket is stumbling here as the job market data comes in extremely hot. adp doubles expectations, and yields are crossing important lines. ten-year above 4%, first time since march. two-year, a fresh 16-year high adp shatters expectations, futures falling on the news. the treasury secretary begins her china visit, landing in beijing early today, looking to calm tensions. >>> and meta, as you know, officially launching threads millions join, but will it prove to be a twitter killer let's begin, though, with the markets here >>> jim, you tweeted this morning that you didn't like the feel now, what does this data do? >> same as yesterday we're just in a -- wow the data is just really bad. if adp is right, which they almost -- a half million people got jobs, there's been some geographic areas that aren't so strong south wasn't strong. but i don't think anyone's set up yet, particularly if they trade treasurys,

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramer, ande are live. this is not a drill. we're live post nine here at the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off he'll be back soon take a look at futures you just heard becky talking about, we're up now. we kind of turned around a little bit we are looking like we're going to have a bit of a higher open we're going to start on our road map with stocks as they close out a strong july, even if we end down today, it will probably still be a strong july wall street's eyeing what would be a five-month winning streak >> that's very impressive. >> it is >>> we have some downgrades today on the research front. ford, ge, csx, u.p.s., salesforce, that's just a few. we will dig into some of the reasons why. >>> and twitter left its heart in san francisco, but elon musk saying the newly branded company, x, will still call that city home despite its downward spiral, as he says >> i'll be out there next month. >> you will? >> well, september, for dreamforce >> oh, dreamforce. >> i'm a big believe

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, and welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramerwe're live from most post nine at the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off futures looking like we're going to have a lower open of course, 2:00, fed meeting, can't forget that. and an awful lot of earnings to digest this morning. that's where our road map starts alphabet and microsoft, yep, the two of the biggest giants out there, they have earnings. stocks moving in opposite directions jim and i will break that down >>> plus we do have boeing shares higher, that on its better-than-expected earnings, and dave calhoun, company ceo, is going to join us a few minutes from now to talk about the quarter. >>> we're also going to look to the fed, expected to hike interest rates this afternoon following what was that pause. all right, let's start with alphabet and microsoft jim, i know you have obviously been working on this ever since they reported those numbers. i got a bunch of stuff here as well just start us off. what are you thinking? >> first of all, alphabet was extraordin

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber premarket a little soggy as some of the banks underwhelma headline of .2 the dow industrials riding a six-session win streak pnc shares are under pressure as revenue misses. >> plus, we'll talk the macroeconomic picture. retail sales notched a third straight month of gains. goldman sachs lowering its recession forecast as for stocks, they continue to be near the 15-month highs we're also looking for perhaps signs of a rebound in the telecom group for what's being a significant loss of market cap in the last few trading sessions. >> bank earnings led by b anda and morgan stanley this balance between wealth management revenue trying to make up for deal shortfalls. >> i think it does you've got 100 billion new net money. that beats everyone by a mile. i think it's fantastic 200 billion in six months. it's incredible. the fact it's trading slow m&a is soft. we expect that we hope that changed con costs are high i think it's a very solid quarter, and solid shouldn't matter we can't just dismiss it because it's only solid, david it doesn't make s

♪ >>> good thursday morning, everybody, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramerwe're live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. carl has the morning off let's give you a look at futures this morning as we get ready to trade one half an hour from now. i don't know i guess that means we're going to be down just cross the dow off why do we bother >> well, because atavistic i mean, nasdaq is what matters >> while our viewers look up the word, atavistic, i think that's a perfect word, let's give them a road map we do have other things we're going to talk about. tesla is under pressure in the premarket, despite what was a beat on the top and bottom lines. >> don't worry i got a whole rap on that. >> i bet you got a rap on it netflix cracks down on password sharing. again, though, that's not also down in fact, it's one of the biggest laggards >> i have a rap on that. >> how about j&j >> i do. >> earnings beat, hikes its full-year guidance as medical technology sales surge jim's been talking about j&j a bit on the litigation front. >> i knew it was going to be d

is next ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim crameravid faber is back at post nine of the new york stock exchange bulls looking to wrap up the biggest weekly rally for stocks and the banks will head up today. return on equity, import prices down six year on year. that's adding to this week's disinflation theme our road map begins with the banks. >>> and we're also going to have an exclusive interview with larry fink blackrock is the world's largest asset manager and it posted a jump in earnings and net inflows. >>> plus, united health is among the top gainers on the s&p 500, this after the company raised guidance, reported results over most analyst forecasts it was helped by higher premiums and a smaller than expected increase in medical costs. >>> let's begin with the big banks kicking off earnings season, jim. we made note of their historic underperformance coming into this period. >> except for the majors jpmorgan was at its 52-week high yesterday and turns out to be justifying that. jpmorgan is a growth stock, and i'm -- what i'm t

now ♪ >>> good monday morning, everybody, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramerive from most nine at the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off let's give you a look at futures. we get ready to begin trading one half hour from now and it appears we're going to have a higher open. doesn't mean much, of course, as our viewers well know. it can change quickly. road map starts with a big name ahead. mega cap names will be reporting results such as meta and microsoft. key central bank decisions on deck >>> plus, bye-bye birdie, twitter officially rebranding as "x." x. >>> and chevron preannouncing quarterly results, also announces some changes in its c-suite, cfo, namely, departing. we're going to talk exclusively with mike wirth later in the hour but let's start with the markets ahead of what is a busy week of trading for investors, given we're getting a lot of the s&p reporting numbers, including a lot of the bellwethers, jim. i just mentioned microsoft and meta we can also talk mcdonald's or coke we can go a lot of different places >> alphabet. >> yeah, a