i know you can do this van halen, david lee roth van halen. >> greater front men. >> no comments. >>tter front man. >> i have to go. >> please. >> this is not worth it. >>> coming up, forget the crackdown on big tech. nadine says there's more reason to steer clear of china stocks she is breaking down how she'll play them. one of our traders says there might be more up side from here. we'll bring you all the details when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to "fast money. investors like cathie wood are keeping an open mind one data point prompted one of our traders to keep a dramatic movement nadine, what did you see >> well, we always look at credit data. what you saw is putting us for china overall for decelerating growth for gdp through the year with accelerating growth of inflation. so when we look at something like that, that's an inflationary setup and that's when chinese equities tend to do the worst. and so you can separate out that from all the headlines and the regulatory issues that, you know, we've covered ad nauseam in the past month, but just on a pure macro basis thi

know melissa lee said david lee roth's van halen was the only van halen. >> she knows. >> i didn't know there were different singers. >> i didn't know >> black stoen deutsche bank. >> thank you all for bearing with us and watching "fast money. see you back he moertorrow at 5. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate call me at 8-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. if you listen to the conventional wisdom on wall street, you'd think jay powell dropped the ball inflation is here and it's here to stay but the people pushing this narrative couldn't be more wrong. soon i am predicting that they will have to eat crow. jay powell is smarter than the inflationistas he's cooler than the inflationistas fed chairman is not a

charles: this is one of those van halen kind of weeks. can you feel the electricity in the air?s is the second consecutive session we opened higher than the rally vap rap rated. we had weak pmi date from china and the united states coupled with negative, never ending negative headlines about the delta variant. that is obviously driving the algorithms crazy. i know it has my head spinning. even in normal times, this week of the jobs report would be very tense, right? normally you trade in a very narrow session. one big day to the downside as some of the weaker hands bail before the actual release. we today got economic data better than consensus, durable goods, factory orders. the questions out there, they still remain. does the bond market have it right and maybe we shouldn't be myopically focusedded on the fed and taper, more on what the fed must do to rescue the economy. we have david nelson and gibbs wealth management erin gibbs and key advisor group ceo, eddie ghabour. you can cut the tension with a knife. i want to talk about the looming jobs report and the potential impact

>> minding my own business, rocking out to van halen.e and spoke to the locals, semiconductor shortage that couldn't put technology in the cars, wasn't drivable. 50,000 cars sitting there and that -- isn't it? stuart: it is different but what you've done is given us a visual picture of the impact of the chip shortage. 50,000 cars and trucks sitting there waiting for minuscule ship before they could get away. that is the extent of it. any sense of the shortage winding down? it has had a profound impact on all kinds of industries. >> don't think it will slow down anytime soon. it will remain for the foreseeable future. mentions of shortages and company skyrocketing, not just automakers but cell phones, and everything in today's world. his natural limit on how much the economy can grow. consumers want to spend money, demand is more than their, the prices are too high and that causes issues that are more important than ever to hedge against inflation but important to be selective in what stocks to pick. stuart: let's talk bitcoin. should we