tweet me at jim cramer. we could sink our pals for giving clear signed today when they spoke at the federal market committee leaving these things unchanged. he might've well done so, it's really this simple you could timestamp the worse of the fed chief at his press conference with a charged s&p rebound he made some comments right then to new heights it was perfectly tied that you had no wonder about how he got into the --. to he became the bulls friend for a while. going into he close gavel, things are very skittish but you know what, lately we've been worried about persistent inflation and shelter, cars, and foodstuffs which could have forced the fed to raise rates again. there are signs of softness, it's all over the place but fortunately jay powell is worried more about the brown trees than the green trees. he's not talking about tightening he thinks that inflation will go away on its own making it more of a dove than a hawk. the worst-case scenario for stocks he actually made a joke. he said he didn't s

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. >>> and whipsaw action on the fed with jim cramer giving the all clear signal >>> and apple earningsis it a tough year we'll find out later today >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london we pick up the half hour check of the stock futures with the mixed session for stocks yesterday. the dow surged 490 points during the jay powell press conference before ending the day with marginal gains the dow would open up just about 120 points higher. nasdaq also higher with the nasdaq up in the pre-market, let's look at the biggest gainers. we see cognizant tech up 4.5%. qualcomm with a strong earnings report with strong orders from chinese smartphone makers and then the trade desk in the fourth spot. wti is the u.s. benchmark and below 8$80 a barrel it is up 1%. brent crude is up 1% lastly, bitcoin here is under pressure it is trading below $58,000. it trades around the clock $57,775 right now. >>> that is the set up now let's turn back to the big story. the federal reserve and the decision to hold steady with interest rates the central bank not

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jim cramer believes the selling was a bit overdone. what was your take?think it was a oversold knee jerk reaction. it is a pretty outlook. this may be a bit overdone. you talk about legacy software and more companies focused on cloud migration and a.i. they getting left behind. they are not the only ones that are struggling to grow sales. i see it as more of a speed bump versus hitting a wall. we may see a pull back. tail end of earnings season and we focus more on macro economic and less large companies and cat catalysts. you face the selling pressure the first two weeks after the big names finished reporting. a lot of this is a normal cycle to me. >> we get the first read of the gdp. how do you see today shaping up? what is your "wex" word of the day? >> my word of day is piggyback. we are looking at companies that are piggybacking off the a.i. trade and beyond nvidia. you have power and storage and other chips and servers and solution. you have companies to piggyback off the a.i. demand and seepseeping into other industries. you actually have to have a

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trade brilliantly. >> it is time for the lightning round with jim cramer. tning round is over. are you ready? the lightning round, talking about -- all right. nadeem? >> hi, jim. how's it going? >> good. how about you? >> doing well, thank you. i have been a longtime viewer, first time caller. >> thank you. >> i would like to take on buyer 10. >> i'm not impressed with what they are doing. a much better dimension drug. i will point this out, really important, i think you will always crush them in this business and i would rather see you on that one. let's go to joe in maryland. hey, joe point >> hey, jim. how you doing today? >> doing well. how about you? >> not bad for an old timer. >> there you go. >> i just bought into a defense company not long ago, and i do value your opinion, and i would like to know, if you think i ought to buy more or just hold onto what i've got, and that company would be credos. >> credos, we recommend that repeatedly when it was at 12 edited nothing for so long, i am glad it finally moved, but let's keep it at the size you have it

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cramer's "mad money." start with jay in florida. jay! >> caller: big boo-yah, jim.m considering buying one main financial. >> that high yield tells me it's a little bit riskier than people would like but i think the fed is going to lower rates. so i think it's going to work for you. let's go to camden in massachusetts. camden >> caller: what's up, jim? how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> caller: i'm doing good. thank you. i just had a question about -- automotive do you think it's growth potential -- >> it's got to make money. it's losing money. it's been around forever and continuities making money. that's no good for me. let's go to kevin in missouri. kevin. >> caller: hey, jim. i love your show >> thank you >> caller: cracker barrel. old country stores i watched it three years ago, about 170 to the 50s now. now it sports a 9% dividend. they've got good food, seem to have good management they have real estate on their balance sheet -- >> i know. let me do this i myself have been amazed the stock has dropped like a rock and i've been amazed becaus

was on this morning -- >> jim cramer. >> yeah, j.c the biggest refresh cycle in pc history. he might be right. to tim's point, you better hope it is. at 33 times next year's numbers, microsoft is expensive >> if you are a business, are you going to opt to buy this newest pc which is going to be more expensive, on the bet that you are also going to buy co-pilot subscription, at $30 a head per month >> no way. >> is that the bet that we're making in terms of believing what microsoft is unveiling today? >> it's not a cap exbet that people are making on the xer prize side we hear what's going on on the enterprise side. >> here's what's coming up next. >> missing the markup. target slashing prices what the changes could say about the competition, and how options traders are playing the move ahead of earnings. >>> plus, hims getting in on the slims. the digital pharmacy company is getting in on the weight loss drug craze, and shares are packing on the gains but can it keep the weights on you're watching "fast money" live from the nasdaq market site in times square. 'rba rhtft ts.e

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call me 1-800-743-tweet me can the jim cramer. maybe that was the sell off. maybe they fell too much, and that's what i'm beginning to believe as i survey the sometimes massive destruction in stock prices that we've experienced in march and april. of course we have a glorious lack of big picture economic information, getting some weaker labor numbers last week that could put the if hefed on a cout interest rates. we've got a couple of fed officials lurking around, waiting to speak in public. there's some consumer confidence along the way. not to mention worries about disney's number. when you look at the survey, dow gaining 107 points, s&p jumping, nasdaq jumping 1.9%. you know we have moved on to an after math of a vicious selloff. a decline here might be occasion to bye bye bye. in other words, maybe the worst is behind us. let's take the quintessential stock of the new year, let's take nvidia. i want you to think of the nvidia ark, it started on march 8th. that's when it peaked and we got a strong report. what's happened since then. nvidia introduced incre

how stock done after hours, but nvidia doing great, and jim cramer named his dog i iin iin vinvidia. of adding truthful honest news and information to a.i. is a spectacular achievement. and then, the other problem which -- i think that our company, we're blessed our company has been on front edge of this. understanding the need to figure out how to pay creators how to -- how to protect the value of the information you dig up and create. and it is a real problem and we're seeing newspapers, you know, fall to pieces left and right because people have not figured it out. and if this is a way of figuring it out, that is will -- not to over dramatize but will save the republic, cannot have a republic without a informed and educated electorate. larry: i dare say, i never liked joe with respect to the a.i. revolution. chat gpt and so on. and there are glitches and there will be. i don't know government with opres oppressive regulations to run the whole thing, you look at biden proposal it is blanket regulation. beyond idea of safeguards away. >> too much money to be made in a capito crist c

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jim cramer had steve huffman of reddit on last night. >> every companies' customers are on reddit. by making our ad tools easier to use and making our ads better and better, we're recognizing that position. >>> lyft is posting a second positive quarter it expects higher cash generation for the year due to increase in rides and active riders it's expanding its local economist lyft is up just about 6% for much more on the corner, be sure to catch ceo david risher on "squawk box" later today. >>> revian's revivian reports mixed results. it expects to reach positive inforcement. we'll have more when the ceo rj ska ridge is on "squawk box" later on. >>> earning season is in full swing. our silvia amaro joins us with a positive day across europe. >> you're seeing european equities mostly in the green i would high light it with the ftse 100 trading at new record highs. and tomorrow we're going to hear from the bank of england we'll see if they give more hints of when they might cut rates. mostly what we're seeing today has to do with the earning season let me just share this number with y

. >> jim cramer, my man. my fisherman friend. how are you? >> i am breaking in the big ones.s going on, dave? >> this $66 billion company provides water and services. echo labs inc. has delivered surprises every year for the last two years. seems to be a solid performer. jim, your thoughts? >> the echo labs , i have not been a customer of theirs. why not give david two free calls because he is always good. i am giving you echo labs and cin-toss. >> how are you doing, jim? >> i am all right. how are all you guys? >> i am all right. with congress approving russian- uranium brands, what is your take on uranium, especially you, you, you, you? >> that is not the one that i have been recommending because the one i m stuck on his uranium energy corp. because it makes money but i will be back with a little bit of you, you, you just because i like the symbol. now, cary from new mexico. >> how about astera labs. >> too high. >> high. >> bruce, what is happening? >> i just wanted your viable input. my question was on a.i. on the edge. my former hometown, a san diego company. it is appro

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investments in ai and machine learning would support engainch management on the platform he told jim cramerhat the strong advertising support was improving. >> really at the end of the day since reddit represents everybody's interests and passions, that means every company's customers are on r reddit somewhere so simply by making the product easier to use and making ads better and better, we're recognizing that. >>> disney posted earnings at almost 10% lower after quarter two earnings release >> maybe most heartening of all was direct to consumer streaming. last year that business lost about $600 million in , and the entertainment portion made a couple million overall streaming was up 12%, which led entertainment to 5% of revenue growth in quarter. >>> coming up, we're going to look at earnings of the chipmaker arm. we're going to bring you all the isreils coming up rit te ghafr th bak tah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash.

investors today i have spoken to portfolio managers and traders and jim cramer said this on air in the.s. that the view is jay powell's comments is the signal to buy stocks. why is that is seen that way in the u.s. and not in europe >> all of the markets were closed in europe yesterday there is a little bit of catch up from europe after the data from the u.s yesterday, most of the fmoc were doubting the market. they have the new growth policy set up in the u.s. we do believe that growth policy is good in europe. the market should make a distinction of what will happen in the u.s. with the fed staying on hold for longer the story in europe is a bit more supportive. >> let me talk about the bond picture right now. the u.s. ten-year bond at 4.86 now jay powell is signaling higher for longer, do you believe the competition will continue or will people decide over what the u.s. fed will do and ecb will do in june. are more people putting more money in the equity market or is the pull too attractive? >> i think the long end is data depe dependent. we don't know what the fed will do you have

but elf warns that growth may be coming to an end this year jim cramer will dig into that with the ceon over to kate rogers for a cnbc news update. kate >> norfolk southern will pay a $15 million fine over last year's derailment in ohio as part of a federal settlement that's just one part of a more than $300 million deal they will also pay $57 million reimbursement to the epa for response costs and more for future cleanup and to set up a $25 million health care fund for the community. it comes two days after a judge signed off on the company's $600 million class action settlement with the residents a joint press conference with joe biden and kenya's president is expected to start shortly earlier, biden welcomed him to the white house this morning for a state visit. during the three-day visit, the president will designate the east african nation as a non-nato ally. >>> and will police discipline the police officer who arrested scotty scheffler for not activating his body camera authorities did not provide additional information about prosecution. >> kate, thank you very much >>> coming

with jim cramer last night >> our a.i. products are available.r 750 customers are sending applications to production i would say the enterprise a.i. is here at snowflake >> e.l.f. beauty up 2% after posting the first $1 billion fiscal year. sales growing 77% as more consumers find value in the low-priced beauty products prices will moderate in line with the slowdown. catch the interview with e.l.f. ceo on "mad money" tonight. >> sales across north face declining as consumer spending slides the retailer says the turn around plan is looking to reduce costs and pay down debt. shares of vf corp down 16% >>> taking a closer look at a wage boom in house keeping in the palm beach community where it is not surprising to see bidding wars for services. we have robert frank with this story. robert, good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, frank. thousands of new yorkers moved to florida after the pandemic and bought a lot of big homes in palm beach and miami that need cleaning the problem was there is not enough house keeping thousa now there is a housek

next ♪ >>> 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, red fed day, and some high-profile earnings misses. skyworks, marriott, yields are lower as this treasury refunding announcement was in line our road map begins with a monster move for earnings movers pfizer, kraft, dupont. >>> plus amazon shares are up ahead of the open. cloud sales growth accelerates the company also aims for spending more on a.i >>> shares of starbucks under pressure they're down after a decline in same-store sales it also slashed its forecast we're going to be joined exclusive by starbucks' ceo just a few minutes from now >>> let's begin this new month for markets after ending a rough april with that selloff. worst day since january 31st worst month since september '23. >> some of it was because there's a belief that -- really, this happened in the last few hours yesterday -- that if the fed chief is asked the question, do you think that the next move should be increasing rates or decreasing rates,

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for turkey troubles and spending habits, consumers tune in to "mad money" for the ceo and jim cramer. profitability was much better than guided. the software firm management noted that demand for enterprise ai is intensifying. you can see shares up almost 22%. a.i.'s earnings beat was a bright spot when compared to other software names and you just talked about it at salesforce.com and the work day is a sea of red rid now. back to you shortly. kristina partsinevelos. wall street is on the tce and sepp aftian, and we're live at the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. >> umgc has been absolutely instrumental in my post-military success. after doing about eight years active duty, additional four reserves, i wanted to go after that lifelong dream. since graduating, i've gotten promoted; and i'm able to operate with confidence now because i now have the technical expertise. at university of maryland global campus, i feel i can accomplish anything. >> learn about our more than 125 online degrees and certificates at umgc.edu. your record label is taking off. but

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by the way, be sure to catch zscaler ceo coming up on "mad money" with jim cramer later on.revenues up 83%. ma marvell expects carrier infrastructure to increase. and salesforce paring back the losses after yesterday's miss on revenue estimates for the first time since 2006. analysts say execution issues and changes to salesforces go-to market strategy weighed the most on the performance. big drop yesterday up pre-market. >>> we have a news alert. the wall street journal reporting bill ackman is looking to papersing square public. he is looking to sell in a funding round and expecting to value at $10.5 billion. that deal is expected to close in just the coming days. >>> coming up on the show, digging into the a.i. revolution and how the technology could change the way we invest our money. former nasdaq chairman and ceo bob greifeld lays out why he thinks major sftarhis e just getting started. we're back after this. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved one

ceo jan sugar told jim cramer last night at their backlog has more than doubled.son why they're doing well is because they create the sophisticated trackers that then follow the sun throughout the day. so, the developers want to use their equipment because it means there solar arrays are that much more efficient. on the flipside sun powered down within 20%. they were caught up in that yesterday. shares were up 60%. it is important to note here that about 80% of their outstanding shares are sold short, and also 25% of the stock is available to the public. this really is a buy or beware. moving over to copper. i did hit a record high today. we've seen this anonymous rally of more than 20% so far this year. but, it does feel like this latest move is driven by a short squeeze. we've seen a lot of financial players palin .11 trend followers getting in on this trade. people are now warning that maybe this is unsustainable. that being said it does feel like after copper trade for so long as it now has been reset a little bit. and it's going to be higher lows looking forw

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tweet me, jim cramer. we are witnessing, but i can regard only as a newfound skepticism of cramer. people are suddenly treating nvidia like it is something, like the corporate equivalent of nuvo. when stocks were once again hostage to a weaker bottom market, which pushed the dow down 411 points. while the s&p lost, and nasdaq climbed 5.8%. it is worth addressing what the heck is going on with these mega cap capitalizations that everyone is talking about. nvidia is worth $2.8 trillion. apple is stalled around $2.9 trillion. still fairly far behind microsoft at $3.2 trillion. first let's talk about this characterization. i like to go to the source of all wisdom on this, chatgpt itself. it tells us while nvidia's rise to prominence has been rapid compared to older technology company has established a strong reputation for innovation and quality. and therefore referring to nvidia as a parvenu. capturing the status in the tech world. i knew the gender of a.i. was smart. but who would have thought? hey, why don't we do this? let's ask the rival generative a.i. system, claude, about this

i'm jim cramer. see you >>> shares are moving, blowout results.hould a well-known chip stock be concerned about its safety? >>> sores of vaccine makers soaring on bird flu fears. >>> an investigation by house democrats sending shockwaves through the energy industry. >>> the summer travel rush is on. how hot will it be? the ceo of mgm resorts is here. >>> breaking developments involving the doj and

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange futuresre a bit red as the dow looks to snap the longest winning streak of the year, so far, at least. lots of earnings movers. bank of england holds steady our road map begins with a crack in the a.i. stock room arm holdings notching a surge in profits and sales, but shares under some pressure on weak guidance >>> plus media moves warner bros. discovery missing >>> airbnb shares are also falling ahead of the opening the company sees robust demand for travel, but its guidance disappoints investors. the ceo will join us in a few minutes. >>> let's begin with a few momentum names today, including one of the beneficiaries of the a.i. boom, and that's arm holdings, down sharply as guidance comes in below consensus. but shares of the chip designer still up 90% from the september ipo price of $51 a share revenue up 47% licensing up 60. >> yeah, look, i think that rene haas will be able to tell a good story, that there was really one question on the conference call by a goldman analyst who's very, v

." ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber is at the milken institute global conference in los angeles. pretty steady market ahead of the open, light on data this week but plenty of high-profile earnings from disney and uber to airbnb and arm. ten-year remains below 4.5%. our road map begins with berkshire's boom, a 39% gain in q1 operating profit. meantime, buffett says they did trim apple and sold off paramount at a loss. >> speaking of paramount, the company is, or its special committee is opening up negotiations with sony and apollo. they're also talking with skydance as well about their bid for the overall company. >>> from here at the milken institute global conference in los angeles, the next two hours, we're going to be joined by marc rowan, david solomon, and darren woods. so, nice lineup ahead, guys. >> let's begin, david, with buffett and apple after that stock's friday rally. berkshire says it did trim its stake by about 13% to just over $135 billion in q1. did

my old parter in jim cramer named his dog nvidia, i thought was very cool at the time. it is very cool. nvidia is up 3 1/2% right now. this is a real brings show. >> the idea of adding truthful, honest, faithful news and information to a.i. is a spectacular achievement. larry: it will help them. it will help them, right. >> and then the other problem which, and i think that our company, we're blessed our company has been on the front edge of all of this, understanding the need to figure out how to pay creators, how to, how to protect the value of the information that you dig up and create and it's a real problem and we're seeing newspapers, you know, fall to pieces left and right because people haven't figured this out and if this is a way of figuring that out, it is going to -- not to overdramatize it, it will save the republic because you cannot have a republic without an informed and educated electorate. larry: i dare say, i never liked joe with respect to the a.i. revolution, chatgpt and so forth, and there are grinches and there will always an glitches, but i don't

year >>> one name bucking the trend is zrvscaler after a 30% jump in billings the ceo will join jim crameright at 6:00 p.m. >>> to tyler mathisen now for the cnbc news update >> thank you very much the texas supreme court today rejected a challenge to one of the strictest abortion laws in the country. several women who suffered serious pregnancy complications filed the suit, arguing that the ban doesn't offer enough clarity on when exceptions are allowed the decision was unanimous all nine justices are elected and are republicans. >>> according to authorities, at least 33 people are dead from suspected heat stroke in india several regions in the country in the middle of a heatwave, with temperatures reaching a record high in deli of 127 we're going to go now to joe biden, who is making remarks after the trump verdict yesterday. let's listen >> good afternoon. i just want to say a few words about what happened yesterday in new york city. the american principle that no one is above the law was reaffirmed donald trump was given every opportunity to defend himself. it was a state case, not a f

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. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,avid faber at the new york stock exchange. futures are soaring as the market welcomes this miss on april jobs. 175,000, some negative revisions, wages run cool. ten-year is back below 4 pnlt 5%, and that's where our road map begins, stocks roaring on the less than expected number. unemployment rises a tick. >>> plus apple is posting a double-digit drop in iphone sales, but it did approve that $110 billion buyback. that's the most ever for a public company, and it is giving the stock a boost in the premarket. >>> the price for paramount. sony and apollo submitting a cash offer. that includes debt. i will bring you up to date with the very latest reporting on this saga. >>> let's get the market reaction to this morning's job numbers. we were looking for 240. negative revisions of about 22,000. bond market kind of sniffed this one out, jim. >> it did. this is one of those moments where i think you're sitting there and saying, well, think about the narrative we had on tuesday, that tomorro

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and we've got some risk off today, yields are higher around the world, germany, japan, u.s. ten-year. we've got some decent guides higher in specialty retail. the roadmap begins with nvidia, apple. the chipmaker looking to rally, closing the market cap with apple. >> conocophillips buying marathon oil. it bolsters the share assets. we have adick's and cava raisin guidance. >> let's begin with the markets after the nasdaq did close above 17k for the first time. it took more than 900 days to get past that 1,000 point threshold. >> and it wasn't done right. it's one giant stock and a couple of others, and then after that, everything is in the balance, not great. other than friday, it continues this period where we're seeing serious rollovers and they're getting particularly to enterprise software, cybersecurity. you talked about enterprise software after workday reported a not great quarter that yesterday you mentioned the possibility of what could be a dog fight with hub shot versus salesforce. i have salesforce on tonight. all i'm saying is that en

. ♪ >>> friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, andavid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. the s&p takes aim at all-time highs once again 5,254 is the record close to watch as the bulls whisper whether cpi will come in friendly next week our road map begins with the markets. dow aims for eight straight days of gains, and the s&p is at a five-week high >>> also ahead, a lot to discuss on the ev front, including the chinese ev maker that's making its debut right here at the nyse, and new data shows tesla is losing market share in china. >>> plus, apple apologizes for its controversial new ipad ad, saying, "we missed the mark. >>> let's begin with the markets. we mentioned the s&p, jim, trying to make some all-time highs. was that 5% pullback -- it got digested >> it got digested, and then the money didn't go back to tech it might happen today because taiwan semi had its monthly report and it was really strong. the rally broadened to all sorts of crazy names, and some people would say it had to falter because in the end, w

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber is on assignment all-time highs here, but futures are a bit cautious ahead of the big event tonight, and that is nvidia earnings. meantime, retail earnings are a bit mixed. target largely fails to impress. oil now down 2% for the week >>> road map is going to begin with target's big miss, consumers buying fewer groceries and home goods shares are down sharply premarket. >>> nvidia shares are coming off a record close and on track for some gains at the open expectations are high for the chip maker's results after the bell >>> watch apple. the midst of a seven-day win streak with a gain of nearly 13% so far this month. >>> let's begin, though, with target down sharply on this quarterly earnings miss and a sales decline. the retailer did say customers cut their spending on discretionary and grocery. company did reaffirm full-year guidance, jim. they guided comps down and came in 3.7 >> when you talk to brian, he'll be insistent that

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is back at post nine of the new york stock exchangeoliday shortened week apple and nvidia up 2 to 3%. nasdaq looking for a sixth weekly game. pce ornl on friday kashkari telling cnbc he's in no rush to cut rates saying he needs many more months of positive inflation data before making the move. >> new numbers are showing apple iphone is on track to open in positive territory for the first time this year elon musk raising the mistakes in the ai wars his company xai receiving $6 m billion. >> let's talk about the tech rally following the closing highs for the nasdaq on friday this open ai thing will feed into that flywheel >> a great way to look at it when you see that valuation, that's a confirmation against of what happened last week. there are a bunch of notes today. there was an analyst this morning talking about a $10 trillion evaluation. >> i saw you give him a shou shout-out. >> it wasn't a completely absurd valuation. you can't really take them on. the index -- ai is going so quickly that perhaps this is the biggest story ever it

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber is on assignment. bulls look to close out a solid week with futures pretty steady. s&p aims as a fourth positive week in a row. that's the longest streak since february. the road map begins with china's housing hail mary, attempting to end its property crisis. reddit shares are surging striking a content and advertising deal with openai, and as dom said, gameshop shares tumble. take two cuts its forecast in what it calls challenging times. let's begin with markets a day after the dow hit 40k for the first time ever on pace for its fifth week of gains. what did you make of all the fuss yesterday? >> i thought this was one of the broader attempts at a major milestone. and what led it was just incredible. i mean, you're dealing with a level of broad that what -- let me tell you, the most important thing was rates had only something to do with one stock out of ten. you could pin on rates. i think that's very important. i do believe most of these companies are just run by ceos

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. david faber is on assignment. oil is down a buck and brent back to a two-month. our roadmap begins with waiting for nvidia. chip stocks waiting to fuel record highs for tech and options point to a big swing when it reports tomorrow. the jpmorgan chase ceo an nouning his retirement may come within five years. let's begin with the markets, jim. a bit of the setup here, tech all-time high on the s&p. >> there are semiconductors yesterday that aren't even doing well or at least hinted that things are turning. texas instruments gave a sense that the stock was just on fire. micron on that -- basically capitulation call. i've missed it. i'm going positive. it worked. qualcomm on the idea that some people are looking for their chips even though they should be in abundance. yesterday was a day where bro broadcom, we're talking about a top ten company in america. i asked jensen whether he would split the stock, the ceo of nvidia. he said, well, i'll consider it. do you know what would happen if they split that stock? a 10%