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great to be here >> do you agree with jim cramer's take that this is time to wash out?ink if you look at the move we have seen so far, stocks are down over 4% since the end of march's high. the average pull back is 14% we usually have at least one correction in any given year as well of 10%. we are prepared for a greater move lower again, it doesn't have to be the end of the world this is a natural part of investing. it is a price you pay. >> you are saying it is natural part of investing. is the move higher in interest rates? we see the ten-year rate move higher is this going to continue to put pressure on the market we have had rates move higher before >> the divergence is new for 2024 what we had seen is the stocks and bonds moving in the same direction for a while. it is the 4.5% rate if you look at the chart and that shows you the market gets uncomfortable when you move beyond that level. not to mention the pace of which we moved up in the ten-year yield over the last several days last week has been quick today, it seems like the ten-year yield is calming down here

the s&p down by about 9, and the nasdaq off by 50. >>> our own jim cramer is telling investors not to. he made those comments last night on "mad money." >> don't forget the company was over bought. it was overbought this evening. the movement might not be over. bottom line, all you can do is patiently hunker down and wait for lower prices. somehow, i think we'll get them. >>> from one philly guy to another, let's bring in jay woods from freedom capital markets. you heard jim's comments. he's not the only one out there saying it. he's saying, yes, things can be intact from medium to longer term but still have volatility. the problem is, jay, we haven't seen it since like november, really, so is this something to be scared of? >> i have to echo jim's sentiments. we've come up with back-to-back gains. we're coming into april. we've been up 16 of the last 18 aprils. yes, things are a little overdone. the 10-year brock at 3 pnlts 5%. it's looking good back to november. where was it trading? under 4800. so we've digested that slow rise, and that's the key word, "slow." what jim's talking ab

what do you think of jim cramer's take with the fed?te cuts in the economy and the stock market tied together? >> there are stocks in the market that are looking forward to the release of liquidity that can come from fed rate cuts. i focus on the one place where they are hiking rates in japan. i'm a big fan of the japan stock market. a lot of things in place in japan sustaining that and more attractive valuations than here in the u.s. >> jeff, you have been talking about japan for a while. you were one of the first guests to highlight that here on "worldwide exchange." i want to talk about the wex word of the day. commodities. >> oil is my word of the day. we get the oil report from the u.s. energy information agency at noon today. oil demand estimates may be revised higher intoday's report given the strength of the global economic data. that can push oil to the new highs with the geopolitical concerns with the war in the northe middle east and ukraine targeting the russian infrastructure. the temporary move higher could boost the energ

good morning i want to get your take on what jim cramer said. the bond market is creating competition for the equity market right now. >> yeah. i do think it is a real issue that you cannot ignore, particularly when you still have segments of the stock market whose price to earnings ratio have not priced in the fact that expectations for fed rate cuts have gone from six to four to two. that's a big difference. that suggests that dividend yields will continue to have competition. looking across the stock market, there are stocks that are vulnerable >> you say there are stocks that are vulnerable you mentioned the cuts from six to four to two magnificent seven is also moving from six to two. if you look back to april 16th, it feels like it was forever ago. jay powell said rates will stay as high as they need to be if these stocks are supposedly not as sensitive to interest rates, why are they declining more than the general market during this time >> i actually think they are sensitive to interest rates. these are the highly valued stocks to the s

john in florida.>> master jim cramer, thanks for taking the call. >> sure, what's going on?ce there. >> and it has been replaced by ramaswamy, and i don't have the conviction to be able to say this in the market that is time to buy, it is too horrible a tech market. go to pete in delaware. pete? figure jim, how are you. >> good, how are you. >> i'm doing good. and i wanted to get your opinion, guidewire software, and business, one comes to software, and a hedge fund, sidestep, the lower price, doug. >> uber. and you buy some now and a little bit lower, and i will do it. and that is the root lightning round! >> sponsored by charles schwab. coming up, do you have what it takes to thrive in the markets? creamer shares and investing club lesson that you won't want to miss, and that. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with cont

see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more "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 make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job not just to entertain, but to educate, teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc newsom. or tweet me at tumad money. that was the feedback i got about last thursday's show opener, where i analyzed five best performance dow jones industrial average for the first quarter. so in a day where the dow lost 240 point, s&p declined 0.2%, nasdaq inched up.11, i want to ask people, would i buy any of the dow bowwows? [ barking ] the dues of the dow jones industrial average, based on declines in the first quarter. normally i don't believe in a stock pivoting in such a short period of time. three months is not a pirouette made. but i think companies can lay the groundwork, and i see some

jim cramer is going to break down the picks we heard so far he's -- well, i called you the mel kiper of the draft jim is going to be -- >> i'll concede that >> we'll talk to jim about the big decline in tech stocks today. the nasdaq lower by about a half, a little more than a percent. we'll talk about the picks, today's market and more with jim cramer we'll be right back. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo morikawa on 18. get your business online in minutes he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? -anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! -back into play and... aw no, it's in the water. wait a mi

tweet me @jim p. cramer. we're taught to always look forward because bringing up the past is worthless. that's the first lesson in business wherever you go. and you know what? it's wrong. sometimes the past is so crazy it distorts everything. that's what's happened with covid which disrupted so many things to the point where it's still with us. even though the pandemic ended more than two years ago. it's just not acknowledged enough as a factor still. and i've got to start changing that so we can start making some money because of it. the markets were humming most of the day until oil broke to the up side despite ample supply, causing people to believe something terrible must be lurking in the middle east. bonds rallied. rates fell. flight to quality head of what many frards think will be a widening of both the ukraine and mideast wars. then fed official neale kashkari spoke up don't they all and said maybe we don't need any rate cuts. perfect. thanks, pal. can't you just let jay powell do the talking? but th

"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. my job is not just to entertain, but to teach you. apple and tesla led the market today. nasdaq climbing .5%. the averages were almost a side show compared to these two. both instructive about what can make a stock go high ner this market. you wouldn't expect the market to be this benign. the biggest earnings week of the year. worse than the fed meeting, the how did apple stock rally? tesla stock, 15%. what happened? i've been saying tesla stock keep going down and musk pulled a rabbit out of the hat. he bagged a terrific one this weekend. when he got permission to sell a subscription based full self-driving for the tesla giant, which gives him a whole new revenue stream. a big one. that can go a long way to restore price momentum after vicious price cutting in china. just

"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 market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. madam money starts right now. hey, i cramer. i'm just trying to save you a little bit of money. my job is not just to entertain, but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. cash is rook. we said cash is king when the market is so ugly that you just want to get out now. i can't endorse that here. up .20%. i'd be lying if i told you i feel great about this market. especially, the forecast. ever going to get those. let's start with what i think is the real elephant in the room. let's talk about the bond market. at its power bleeds into the stock market every day, and has been a bleeding in a bad way. how does it do that? when the government sells bills, notes, and bonds to pay for the deficit it weighs on everything. considering the gigantic sideshow that could hurt your portfolio. you got to use $44 billion, seven-year bond auction that's tomorrow. on top of toda

call me or tweet me at jim cramer. suddenly we have brown chutes everywhere and that is a good thing. remember we are on the lookout for a slowdown that would justify the defensive position that we don't need any more rate hikes. when we get brown shoots, the opposite of green shoots, wall street laps it up. the fed might win the fight against inflation. that's what the dow gave and that nasdaq pole voted 1.9%. >> that was easy. >> it's been hard to parse this economy. the numbers on march 8th for so steaming hot that it felt like the fed was blindsided because they been talk about multiple rate cuts this year. and you don't do that when the job market is booming. anything that makes the fed looks stupid hurts its ability to maintain price stability paired with the fed really wrong? when wall street came on the possibility of rate cuts and the fed joined them we start getting actual signs of a weaker economy. it makes sense. they're doing their job. it was followed by another hot set of numbers for march. the benchmark

i'm jim cramer. see you next time. right now on last call , energy stocks on fire but there is something about the rally that could mean trouble. speaking of energy, moments ago, one big area for u.s. reduction maybe getting the capped by the white house. >>> adam newman on the record. the founder setting the investment world above. >>> the juice is gone but the complicated legacy of oj simpson and his blockbuster trial still reverberating today. jane wells covered live and is here. >>> the

c, listening to jim cramer. or d, pride and ego. >> what is the last one?he red team? all right, here we go. are you ready? here we go. by the way, i like jim cramer. i was just joking. here is the answer, d, pride and eagan go. what do you got? >> b. >> i said d. charles: let me see it. wow, three for three. 3-1, starting to crush them a little bit. ready? listen up. organic revenue growth and this are the biggest movers of share prices? margin expansion, increasing the dividend, growing inventories or adding.com to the name? charles: here we go, ready. >> lifeline said a. >> we say a. charles: lifeline is right. you get a hell of a lifeline over there. [applause] all right, here we go. ready? how many panics were there in the 1800s? two, five, four, or one? ♪. >> two? >> four. c, four. charles: all right. they got it again. [applause] we have to break them up, man, wow. all righty. here we go. are you ready? who was the new chair of the federal reserve in 1987, nicknamed the maestro. was it a, paul volcker, b, alan ladd, c, alan alda, or d, alan greenspan

tweet me @jim p. cramer.o always look forward because bringing up the past is worthless. that's the first lesson in business wherever you go. and you know

>> caller: hi there, cramer. jimbought a stock in a company called goldman sachs in the low 200s. it's now in the low four hundreds my question is should i sell half of it and/or should i sell all of it? >> it's a great question i would sell a quarter of it now why would i not be more aggressive on the sell side? i think the numbers are going to come through great i'm more worried about a market pullback than i am about a pullback at goldman sachs, which i think is going have a terrific quarter. and it's just been smoking hot, and the david solomon, that he is not doing his job, all that stuff was nonsense they are doing fabulously, and i just wish that morgan stanley, the one i own for my charitable trust were doing a little better maybe the new ceo can move it along. i think there is untapped opportunity in the russell 2000. we talk about everything hopefully my list of financials will hope cure rate your interest in the space and we're keeping track of every one we may build a etf there may be a ben etf he loves t

e'li -- >> >>> hey, i am jim cramer. i'm just trying to make you a little bit of money. call me at one 807 43 cnbc or tweet me. after big wins, stocks can be very vulnerable it is astonishing how the great stocks at this very moment mostly got pummeled while the subpar performance of the last year finally had their day in the sun a 66 were men with dementia is missing in mexico. a set of those incidents are, those are the kind of headlines, i think people want to ring the register the all-time fave down 18 points until i read the claims that until made about the processors, two back in 2022 which also slides him as a poor man's intel intel would own the market their trip was so much better it's 153. it's entirely possible what made me want to stick with them back then, simple. it's a platform, it's the leadership. and the real game, it might not cut it at all. on the other hand, fully loaded will have developers already in the customers and the services nothing short of unbelievable and intel does not, it will be slightly used. i would rather buy than sell it here. the s

i'm jim cramer.>> right now unless call, a major development in the middle east, as oil prices are popping. it's back. could hot inflation deflate president biden's re-election bid? new data you have got to see. waving tata to tech. while major mall straight bank says it's time for you to move on from some of these red-hot stocks, and unnerving, the mess for boeing and its suppliers taking an even stranger turn. >>> plus, shareholderé mounting against one potential paramoun

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"mad money" with jim cramer, though, starts right now. stick around for that. >>> 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 make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job not just to entertain, but to put it all in context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc newsom. tweet me @jimcramer. not all rallies are created equal. today's move and the nasdaq pole vaulting 1.1% did feel better than the kind of run of the mill rally because it was as broad-based as you can get. and that's a terrific sign of staying power. but we had a real thicket to get through. let's parse what happened today and figure out if the market can keep rebounding, because it's not clear to me that it will. first we came in with minus 5.46%, not as negative as it was a couple of days, but still a coiled spring. you know i fall the sbf'

result of a transaction, and so, you know, you would expect he's going -- listening to peltz on with jim cramerhis morning, after our iger interview, it was hard to even figure out if the proxy fight was over, but it is over. it was won fairly resoundingly by disney. i think that's an important point to make here. i think iger is very much happy to be moving on. not just sec session, but as you two well know, the direct-to-consumer business, which is really the crucial component here. >> you talked about netflix being the gold standard here. i wonder how much time does bob iger have? what does he need to do? does he need to show better profitability? >> listen, this last quarter that helped the price enormously, they showed losses well below what was anticipated. this is disney plus we're talking about here, and whether it would be profitable prior to the end of the year. it clearly will be the number two. i sensed from iger in this conversation, certainly in contrast from the one in sun valerie last summer, a real optimism on his part. there's a line in sight, it would seem, in terms of profit

. >>> as jim cramer says, there is a bull market somewhere.ou don't have to look further than energy. pippa stevens has more with us. >> energy was the lone pribrigh spot. despite the recent out performance, energy is the second best sector this year. barclays is the wall street firm that sees upside. the firm initiated coverage on the e & p with the positive view saying we believe the sector offers a better value proposition than ever before pointing to a fundamental change from business model from growth to returns and prioritizing value over volumes. barclays added that energy stocks are punching above their weight in the sense they are 7% in the s&p 500 cash flow, but 3% of the index weight. the weight is around historic lows despite the fact the return on average capital has jumped amid the commodity prices. exxon is one of the top picks saying the company is getting back the major mojo with shares hitting a record on wednesday. chevron and conoco and coterra are the buy names from barclays. >> pippa, energy is the best performer this wee

"mad money", i am jim cramer, see >>> i'm contessa brewer in for brian sullivan.all, boeing whistleblowers. that is the blowing whistleblowers laying out shocking allegations in front of congress. one of the lawmakers there joins us here on what happens next. >>> something rare and strange happened in the market today and it could mean the bears are back in charge. >>> waiting on netflix. the one thing that could send the stock storing, or tumbling tomorrow. >>> reporting results that put new u.s.

we heard jim cramer say the open in europe influences the futures in the market.e'll see if that correlation continues. that ing you very much. >>> turning now to washington and a news alert from the white house. the biden administration is directing its trade office to consider tripping tariffs on imports from the chinese of alu aluminum, moving it up to 25%. they're working on the mexican government to circumvent tariffs by importing metals to the u.s. through mexico. he will lay out his actions in a speed this afternoon. right now looking at steel prices, they're moving up just about 1%. >>> turning our attention back over to wall street, fed chairman jay powell's first comments. powell's word of the day, it appears to be "confidence." >> we have said that we'll need greater confidence. inflation has to move closer to 2%. it has not given us greater confidence and instead it's taking slightly longer than expected to achieve that confidence. >> and joning me now is ivory johnson, founder of wealth management and a member of the cnbc advisory council. good mornin

mattel's ceo telling our jim cramer last night he remains very optimistic about future growth opportunities>> we're executing on our 1 billion dollar share program we expect to outpace the industry in game share and reaffirm guidance for the year, and the plan for the year is to emphasize strong cash generation and return to top line growth in 2025. >>> shares of visa increasing by 8% processing transactions by 11% the company also reiterating its full year revenue guidance shares of visa up just over 2.5% we're looking at shares of texas instruments. revenue guidance coming in above expectations as slumping demand for analogue and semiconductors finally showing signs of easing. sales did fall from the prior year shares of t.i. up 7.25%. >>> time now for our top corporate stories. silvana henao has those. good morning. >> good morning, frank the senate passes the tiktok ban bill the bill now goes to president biden who said in a statement immediately after the passage that he will sign it today once signed, tiktok's parent company bytedance would have nine months to sell, though, that could

"mad money" starts now . >> hey, i am jim cramer.e to "mad money." >> trying to help you save some money. my job is not just entertainment. >> what can i say about this market? the inputs today, they are plain bad. creeping up every day, you cannot have mortgage rates about the climb and you

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, and welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramerwe are live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. carl's on assignment this morning. let's give you a look at futures, of course. as an drew just told you, we ar looking for a lower open. our road map begins with that inflation surprise, consumer prices rising more than expected for march. futures, tumbling, all of it because the odds for a june fed rate policy pivot, well, they're going -- >> it was just -- it was ridiculous. it was always going to be hot. >> yeah, yeah. >> no. >>> plus, big tech divergence, alphabet, amazon at highs, jim, but apple and tesla, i don't know if you noticed, they've been struggling a bit. nvidia, we're going to talk about that stock, of course. how could we not? it's entering a correction. >> well, if you don't know what it is or if you think it's my dog, then why don't you sell some. >>> finally, jim, the airlines are leading s&p premarket gainers. delta topping quarterly estimates. it's focused on efficiencies >> i'm focused on the fact that p

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of thenew york stock exchange faber has the morning off. futures do recover what was a nearly 2% drop as iran, so far, not signaling retaliation for the israeli strike last night. oil is lower yields, lower across the curve as we wrap up the week with some blue chip earnings our road map begins with israel carrying out this limited strike against iran we'll take you live to the middle east. >>> netflix, the biggest premarket laggard on the s&p, despite posting a beat on the top and bottom line. >>> tesla is on pace for a sixth straight day of losses, now issuing some recalls for the cybertruck over faulty accelerator pedals >>> let's begin with market reaction to israel's retaliatory strike on iran, jim. so far, not a lot of signals that this is going to cause a conflagration. >> no. i talked last night about what we need on "mad money," a crescendo of selling at 10:15, we thought we had that last night the fact that we now have decided that it wasn't important -- not -- we

"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 save you a little money my job is not just to entertain but to explain this stuff. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. will you stop it already with the morning buying that is what i've been screaming lately right in the camera when i'm on the commercial for the morning show i'm on. consider these stats where morning buyers have been getting steamrolled including today where the dow opened up 94 points and only finished up just 22 and the s&p declined .2% after opening up nine points and the nasdaq lost .52% yesterday just looking at the s&p we opened at 5,068, up 17.56 points or .35% and then closed at 50 2. the day before that we opened at 5064, up .5% and we closed at 5051. monday we opened at 5149 and

why morgan stanley and jim cramer said don't hold your br breath. >>> key to commodities is pushing inulators are asking fo

call me, 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. if you took your cue from the action in meta platforms you would have sold immediately and you would've been entirely wrong . that's because meta's billionaire rival reported two of the best quarters i've ever seen in ages. bedding like mad on artificial intelligence and the cloud and search just like meta but there's enough business for all of them. throw in some tepid inflation data that helps with the rate cut and the market just roared. the dow gained 155 points. s&p jumped 1.02% and the nasdaq searching 2.03%. i like that. this was a good set up. may be one of the toughest weeks we have seen in ages. that is because it is loaded with earnings and we have a fed meeting and a report on friday. i'm already exhausted next week. let's take the week. starting with sunday night. i don't usually do this but bill whitaker from 60 minutes interviews jensen long, the ceo of nvidia. normally we don't care about that but i bet it could have impact on the stock. so many people are invested in

jim cramer this morning, i was listening as i was driving in, and he said, i don't have -- meaning, the market doesn't have a bullish ish thesis right now give me a reason to buy macro. that's what jim was talking about from a macro market perspective. what is -- if you were making the bullish ish thesis at large? >> we have better growth we are growing about 2.9% here in gdp in the first quarter. we grew 3.4% last year we were supposed to be in a recession. imf, they revised their global growth higher, 3.2% earlier this week china, 5.3%. second quarter in a row over 5 the better growth is the reason, in my mind, why inflation has been so stubborn and sticky. it's because of fiscal stimulus. it takes a long time to get into the system why does that matter for the markets? better growth will lead to better earnings. i think you will have probably 8% to 10% in growth. you see them pull back, but you're not in elevated multiples. >> yes, but nobody cares they're going to have to start to care. i would say this, everybody, bill, loved the magnificent seven, or whatever they're called now, o

call me at one 800 or treat me at jim cramer. when the bottle market is in charge he won't make much money in the stock market because bond owners are pessimist, real glass half-empty guys and the bond market is certainly in charge right now. today we saw exactly how pessimistic they really are when they overlooked very weak consumer confidence data and averted eyes from a chicago report 17 month low. both signs that we are making progress in the fight against inflation. instead, they focus on a slightly higher than expected employee wage figure. the results, bond yields moved up slightly and the stock market got annihilated. the dow tumbling 570 points. the s&p punching 1.57% and the nasdaq plummeting. april 2024 will go down as the worst month for the dow since september of 2022. good riddance. now, on the verge of a fed meeting tomorrow that will no doubt show that j powell wants to keep interest rates up higher for longer because the popular perception is the economy is weakening. notice i put it that way. popular perception

." ♪ >>> good friday 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. futures are trying to bounce after thursday's decline, and as march jobs crush estimates, 303,000, employment rate falls, so does annual wage growth, lowest in almost three years. our road map is going to begin with that report, the strong payroll number providing some new challenges for the fed. >>> treasury secretaries in china delivering a certain message about that country's treatment of u.s. businesses. >>> and some health care m&a, j&j striking a deal to acquire shock wave medical in a $12.5 billion cash deal. >>> let's begin with the market reaction to this jobs number, jim. unemployment down to 3.8%. lfpr, up a tick or two. that's nice. >> i didn't mind this number, because in the last few weeks, the narrative had come that maybe we're not -- maybe the consumer's gotten more frugal. maybe there's not been a lot of spending. you've seen the retail stocks all come down. this number says, look, don't worr

. >> after that interview, trian told jim cramer he's heard all this before and it hasn't been enough i had no issue with bob. the only issue i had with bob was the succession plan, which, again, is at the feet of the board, not with management. my issue in this fight was with the board. i don't believe the board was doing their job. that's the problem here. if they did, then they would have had a succession plan that works. >> disney shares are up frac shanally today. so will disney and the board be able to meet the shareholder demands? let's ask alex sherman out with a new piece today, laying out what the company needs to do next. there's a note this morning highlighting a new risk now that this one isle behind us, saying that iger could stay longer than his 2026 contract. do you believe that's possible, and do you see that as a good or bad thing? >> i mean, all history indicates it's possible. he's pushed back his retirement five different times. so the idea that it isn't possible would be turning a blind eye to what's already happened here. >> he's not a spring chicken, though. >>

. >> yes, they sure have and it speaks towards jim cramer's mantra of own it, don't trade it. this is a company with a tremendous balance sheet. you can't deny that clearly this stock is underperforming relative to its peers. >> sure. the stock has traded like it's broken. >> yes. to weiss' point, the lack thereof that has weighed on the stock and we're going to have to wait until mid-june for wwbc so it's paid a price for being allegedly late to the whole a.i. announcement game. >>> i want to hit one more stock before we take a break. it's lilly. because we've look at mega caps before, and lilly had been progressively rising in terms of its mega cap because its weight loss drug showed potential to treat people withsleep apnea. joe, you've owned it. we talked about it for a stretch where it had a tremendous run a few months back. it's still up 30% year to date and 100% over the past year. you've got it. >> it is. in early march the stock peaked. it's been resilient since. it's moderated the advance, a little bit of a modest correction. i think 800 is the high from early march.

. >> i think of this moment, as in a very polite, measured version of jim cramer's famous rant, theything! they know nothing! what are they thinking you remember well, i'm sure. >> i do. but what bothers me the most is their models don't work. and yet they keep repeating them, so there was an article in "the wall street journal" i referenced in my notes, i can't remember the title, where -- oh, "why is the fed always wrong about inflation? chairman greenspan was aware that fiscal spending was inflationary he went to congress and when they grilled him, he said, stop spending money >> nancy, great to see you i really commiserate with that third of a mile commute. nancy tingler, appreciate it cnbc pro ran a screen and found six s&p 500 stocks that tend to rise when tesla shares fall. ebay and wells fargo are among them for the full list, go to cnbc.com/pro >>> coming up, the house passing the measure that could result in a tiktok ban here in the u.s but bytedance showing it's not going down without a fight a very expensive fight we'll dig into big tech's lobbying spend, next sometimes t

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber is at disney hq in burbank, california. futures solid here as treasurys find some footing in the wake of that ism services number and powell's comments yesterday. ten-year is back to 4.34%. >>> we're going to begin with disney winning that boardroom battle against nelson peltz and looking forward to your interview, david, not too long from now. >> yeah, you know, so much to talk to bob iger about, as there always is, and i always look forward to our conversations as we have had them through the years. and even more recently, at a decent pace of late. you know, victory, as we all know, for disney, not unexpected, at least, if you've listened to my reporting through these last few weeks and months. i mean, jim, i'll come back to you on this. i don't know whether you were surprised at all. it was always seemingly an uphill battle for nelson peltz. i argued, i think, in part because it was never clear beyond just saying this company needs better board oversight

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let's look at ivan on twitter who says, i am starting to think jim cramer is a time traveler from theopped, there is no way. i was in the philadelphia line, this is the new york line. so immediately i know this isn't right, and by the way just so you know, j.p. morgan had his pictures, he was the first ever to be photoshopped, because he had what was known as a cauliflower notice, he had no pictures of them, one spontaneous one happened to be taken right about here, all i can tell you is if he was photoshopped, i am photoshopped. >> is that back when they used to call it corner around here? >> i don't know. all right, this is it. i am >> antennae for brian sullivan, right now on last call a boeing whistleblower speaks out exclusively ahead of tomorrow's hearing. we have the disturbing allegations. new troubles with the cyber truck causing tesla shares to do something they haven't done in over a year. an election twist fit for hollywood. the producers son of republican mega donor just stunned the political world. we have the details. a fentanyl crisis, and explosive new report out of c

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