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The Dow fell while the S&P and Nasdaq rose and Jim Cramer is breaking down Nvidia's quarter and guidance as the stock jumped 24% today, pulling the entire tech space higher. First, Splunk posted an earnings beat alongside a surprise profit yesterday and Cramer is getting a read on the quarter with CEO Gary Steele. Then, are there profits to be found in the pet care space? Cramer's talking to Zoetis CEO Kristin Peck after the company's investor day. Plus, Cramer's sit-down with Fortune Brands CEO Nicholas Fink from CNBC's CEO Council Summit.

 

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The Dow sunk over 200 points and Jim Cramer is helping homegamers navigate the market in another West Coast edition of Mad Money. First, snowflakes might have a tendency to fall, but Cramer's getting the story behind Snowflake's post-earnings decline straight from the source with CEO Frank Slootman. Then, what's been powering utility company PG&E's recent rally? Cramer's taking a closer look at what's been moving the stock higher. Plus, Cramer's one-on-one with Cadence Design Systems CEO Anirudh Devgan.

 

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Stocks fell and Jim Cramer is overlooking the day-to-day market swings and eyeing a company to invest in long-term in Apple - don't miss his take! Then, Cramer sits down with SoFi Technologies CEO Anthony Noto to get the latest on the banking space. Next, should investors secure their portfolio in a cybersecurity name like Palo Alto Networks? Cramer's talking to CEO Nikesh Arora after earnings. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Carrier Global CEO Dave Gitlin.

 

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The Dow fell while the S&P and Nasdaq finished higher, and Jim Cramer has boots on the ground in the West Coast and is still helping investors navigate the market's moves. First, Cramer sits down with Sempra CEO Jeffrey Martin to get a read on the natural gas space as the commodity continues to fall this year. Then, Cramer's spotted a bull market in the medical device space - he's revealing his picks and his ways to play the space as the stocks continue to run. Plus, Cramer's one-on-one with Skyworks Solutions CEO Liam Griffin.

 

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The major averages posted losses but ultimately finished higher on the week and Jim Cramer is eyeing how the debt ceiling is impacting the market. First, Cramer's giving you his Game Plan for next week's action as the all-important debt ceiling deadline draws closer. Then, Cramer's going granular on grain - he's talking to Agco CEO Eric Hansotia on the state of the agriculture industry. Plus, Cramer lays out his bull case for Charles Schwab as the banking crisis continues to bring down the financials.

 

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All three averages rallied, with the S&P posting its highest close since last August and Jim Cramer is breaking down all that's driving the market moves. First, could Celsius Holdings bring the heat to your portfolio? Cramer's talking with CEO John Fieldly. Then, Cramer's going Off The Charts on the S&P and Tesla to see if both could move higher. Plus, Cramer turns in his homework on Viking Therapeutics.

 

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In a CNBC exclusive interview, David Faber sits down with Elon Musk immediately following Tesla’s annual meeting in Austin, Texas.

The major averages started the week off strong, with all 3 indexes rallying, and Jim Cramer is examining the stocks that performed well in the 2011 debt ceiling showdown to see which names could outperform once again. First, Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau sits down with Cramer to talk about the gym chain's most recent quarter. Then, after tech led last year's declines, could it lead the averages in a recovery rally? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Jacobs Solutions CEO Bob Pragada.

 

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The averages posted a negative session and Jim Cramer is wrapping up a volatile week by giving you his Game Plan to help get ahead of next week's action. Then, Lyft CEO David Risher sits down with Cramer to talk about the company's new airport ride offering. Plus, Cramer takes a closer look at Wynn's most recent earnings after reporting its first profitable quarter since 2019 and sharing what he gleaned about the company's future from the numbers.

 

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The Dow fell while the S&P and Nasdaq rose and Jim Cramer is breaking down how the debt ceiling dilemma is driving the averages. Then, what's cooking over at Wendy's? Cramer's talking to CEO Todd Penegor about its most recent quarter, how it's integrating AI into drive throughs and more. Next, Cruise announced its plans to move into Houston and Dallas and Cramer's asking the self-driving car company about what the expansion could mean going forward. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Tanger CEO Stephen Yalof.

 

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Stocks closed lower and Jim Cramer is making the case for picking individual stocks in a volatile market - he's outlining ways to find stocks that work in this market environment. Then, Brunswick CEO David Foulkes talks to Cramer about the state of the boating industry as consumer trends change. Next, could Xponential FItness get your portfolio in shape? Cramer's sitting down with CEO Anthony Geisler. Plus, Cramer's going Off The Charts to see how the U.S. dollar is impacting assets across the market and where it's headed.

 

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Stocks closed mixed, with the Dow finishing lower and Jim Cramer is eyeing the spaces that are rallying even as the market thinks they shouldn't be. Then, could Exelon help power your portfolio? Cramer's talking to CEO Calvin Butler. Next, Cramer's giving his take on the sports names that could help investors score. Plus, Stryker CEO Kevin Lobo.

 

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The Dow rallied, closing up for the first time this week, and Jim Cramer is helping investors get ready for next week's action with his Game Plan. First, DraftKings climbed 15% today after earnings and Cramer has an exclusive with CEO Jason Robins to find out what drove the stock higher. Then, Cramer sits down with Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince to discuss the importance of cybersecurity in an increasingly digital world and workforce. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Cigna CEO David Cordani.

 

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The averages fell after the Fed announced it would raise interest rates by 0.25% and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate a market impacted by the FOMC's policy change. First, Cramer's biting into Brinker International's most recent quarter with CEO Kevin Hochman. Then, should investors keep an eye on Bausch + Lomb? Cramer's talking to CEO Brent Saunders. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Wingstop CEO Michael Skipworth.

 

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Stocks fell ahead of tomorrow's Fed decison and Jim Cramer is outlining the 4 major hurdles he's seeing that the market has to overcome this month. First, Restaurant Brands Executive Chairman Patrick Doyle joins Cramer to talk about the Tim Hortons brand, digital ordering trends and more. Then, how might tomorrow's Fed decision move the averages? Cramer's looking ahead and sharing what he expects from the major policy decision. Plus, Cramer's one-on-one with Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell.

 

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All three averages ended the first trading session of the month lower and Jim Cramer is digging into all the earnings reports so far this season that have beaten, met expectations or disappointed. Then, is Disney poised for a breakout? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out more about the stock's setup. Next, Cramer's reviewing the earnings of four of the market's biggest tech names - Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft and Apple. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with ResMed CEO Mick Farrell.

 

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Stocks rose after weaker-than-expected GDP data and Jim Cramer is breaking down the importance of picking stocks in a volatile market. First, Caterpillar fell on an earnings beat and investor fears about peak demand - Cramer's talking to CEO Jim Umpleby to gauge the cyclical industrial space as recession fears loom. Then, Pioneer Natural Resources announced that CEO Scott Sheffield will step down and President & COO Rich Dealy will move into the role and Cramer's digging deeper into the leadership change with both execs. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Chubb CEO Evan Greenberg.

 

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Stocks closed lower and Jim Cramer is weighing in on the financial name that brought the averages down after earnings - First Republic. First, Cramer talks to Palo Alto Network CEO Nikesh Arora after the company's presentation at the RSA Conference. Then, down 6% today, should investors give Whirlpool a whirl at these levels? Cramer's learning more about the most recent quarter with CEO Marc Bitzer. Plus, part two of Cramer's sit-down with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

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All three averages posted losses and Jim Cramer is helping investors make sense of the day's downturn. First, Cramer sits down with Banco Santander's Executive Chair, Ana Botín, at the NYSE to learn more about the company's new growth targets, the state of the global economy and more. Then, all week Cramer's been breaking down the 2021 Class of IPOs and tonight he's revealing the industrial names he's recommending. Plus, Cramer's after earnings exclusive with Nucor CEO Leon Topalian.

 

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The market held relatively steady today, as all three major averages finished within half a percent of where they started the day, and Jim is analyzing the major market movers to keep an eye on for the rest of the week. First, Jim sits down with Prologis CEO Hamid Moghadam to discuss how the logistics-focused REIT is uniquely positioned to weather the REIT storm. Then, Cramer makes the case for New Fortress Energy, a natural gas giant that may be poised for huge growth once the underlying commodity market crawls out of the gutter. Plus, in part two of the IPO Survivors Series Jim gives his grades how a few stocks have fared since their Initial Public Offering in 2021. 

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The averages rose to start the week and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the market's moves. First up, fresh off the announcement that Merck will buy Prometheus Biosciences for $11b, Cramer's talking to Merck CEO Rob Davis and Prometheus CEO Mark McKenna to dig deeper into what the deal will mean for investors and patients. Then, the S&P has climbed 8% this year, but is more upside ahead? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with InMode CEO Moshe Mizrahy.

 

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The major averages fell but managed to post winning weeks and Jim Cramer is giving you his Game Plan for next week's action as Wall Street gets into the swing of earnings season. Then, Cramer talks to Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo about the CHIPS Act, Inflation Reduction Act and more at the headquarters of Nontraditional Employment for Women. Plus, Cramer gets a read on the energy space with Devon Energy CEO Rick Muncrief.

 

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The market fell after a cooler-than-expected CPI, with all three major averages losing steam, and Jim Cramer is uncovering the areas where rate hikes are actually worsening stubborn inflation. First, Triple Flag Precious Metals CEO Shaun Usmar joins Cramer to discuss the recent boom in gold and how the commodity has been impacted by the baking scare. Then, Cramer's digging deeper into three Big Tech companies who aren't announcing layoffs like the rest of the industry - and why that's a good thing even as Wall Street searches for efficiency. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with AeroVironment CEO ­­Wahid Nawabi.

 

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The averages ended the session mixed and Jim Cramer is breaking down how the news of the day moved the major indexes. First, Cramer's tackling the tech-nicals and going Off The Charts on the QQQ to see where tech is headed after leading the market higher this year. Then, Cramer's revealing some new names that he believes investors are too negative on but should be considering. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with the CEO of Pawp.

 

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The averages ended mixed, with the Dow and S&P gaining while the Nasdaq fell, and Jim Cramer is helping investors sift through the market's moves and what they mean for your money. First, is now the time for investors to take a swing at Topgolf Callaway? Cramer's taking a closer look at the golf name and teeing up his take. Then, negativity might be keeping you out of some of the market's biggest undervalued stocks - Cramer's revealing what names investors should be considering. Plus, Cramer's take on Friday's jobs report.

 

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The market today had a mixed bag day, with the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ falling while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 80 points, and Jim Cramer is digging into factors impacting the market this week. First, Jim sits down with Conagra CEO Sean Connolly to discuss the drivers behind the company’s 31% growth in earnings. Then, Cramer continues his segment on stocks with low P/E ratios in the U.S. steel sector. Plus, an exclusive interview with FedEx CEO Raj Subramanian on his plan to restructure the American logistics giant.

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The major averages ended the first day of the month mixed, with the Dow and S&P posting gains and the Nasdaq lagging, and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into how the banking crisis has driven the indices as of late. Then, the first quarter of the year wrapped up on Friday and Cramer is taking a closer look at the best and worst performers of the S&P 500 to get a sense of what sectors and stocks will work in the rest of 2023. Plus, low P/E stocks may seem cheap - but are they always a good investing thesis? Cramer's looking at oil refineries and auto makers with low multiples and giving his take.

 

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The market ended the week strong, with all three major averages gaining over 2.5% since Monday, and Jim is diving into the major market movers to keep an eye out in Q2. First, Jim looks into the world of pets to understand how companies in the pets industry might fare in the post-COVID economy. Then, Jim analyzes Mad Money viewers’ portfolios to determine the diversity of their stock exposure. Plus, Jim teaches a lesson on how he does his homework on companies he doesn’t know much about.

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All major market averages ended the day higher, with the NASDAQ taking the biggest lead by growing over 200 points, and Cramer is diving into how company’s are reacting to another positive day of growth. First, Jim sits down with Macy’s CEO Jeff Gennette to learn how the company is guiding its way through a turbulent time for brick-and-mortar stores. Then, GSK CEO Dame Emma Walmsley to discuss. Plus, should we be worried about wage inflation? Paychex CEO John Gibson joins Cramer to analyze the current economic climate. 

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The Dow climbed 200 points, with the S&P notching its third straight day of gains, and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into how Wall Street started the week. First, AI has become one of the biggest investing trends of 2023 and Cramer is revealing his picks to play the emerging space. Then, Charles Schwab fell as the latest victim of the banking scare - but is the downturn an opportunity for investors? Cramer's explaining why he's bullish on the stock at these levels. Plus, Cramer gives his take on ChampionX.

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All three averages rose, finishing out a winning week, and Jim Cramer is outlining the key speeches and earnings reports that's watching in his Game Plan for the week ahead. Then, stocks slumped after Wednesday's Fed decision but ultimately ended the week higher - Cramer's eyeing how the markets have reacted to past rate hikes to get a better read on the move. Plus, Cramer gets a forecast for energy prices in a conversation about oil, natural gas and more with RBN Energy's Rusty Braziel.

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CNBC’s Mike Santoli breaks down the social media showdown as TikTok’s CEO testifies on Capitol Hill and President Biden considers a ban. Plus, a short seller takes aim at the company formerly known as Square and Apple announces a one billion dollar push into the silver screen. 

 

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All three major averages ended the day in the red after the Fed announced they would be raising interest rates by 0.25% and Jim Cramer is diving into the market’s reaction. First, Cramer breaks down how the pandemic work environment continues to plague office Real Estate Investment Trusts. Then, Cramer analyzes the current market compared to the 2008-2009 financial crisis by going Off The Charts with Larry Williams. Plus, On Holdings co-CEOs Marc Maurer and Martin Hoffmann join Cramer to discuss their sportwear company’s growth in its most recent quarter.

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CNBC’s Jon Fortt breaks down what Wednesday’s Fed decision could mean for the economy, stocks and your investments. 

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CNBC’s Eamon Javers breaks down the markets and what is means for your money as regulators stem the fears of contagion. 

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The Dow jumped over 300 points and Jim Cramer is eyeing the market's action amid continuing bank volatility and ahead of next week's Fed meeting. First, Signet Jewelers rose 11% after better-than-expected earnings and Cramer is going one-on-one with CEO Gina Drosos to dig deeper into the quarter. Then, what sectors and stocks could benefit from a potential Fed pause next week? Cramer's looking at the 2018-2019 rate cycle to see what might outperform in this cycle. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Okta CEO Todd McKinnon.

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Another rough day for the market, as the banking crisis drove down both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. However, the NASDAQ posted a very modest 0.05% gain, and Jim Cramer is diving into the market’s reaction. First, Jim sits down with Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen to discuss the company’s strong growth in 2023. Then, Jim breaks down what’s driving the strong revenue growth that chemical and engineering firm ChampionX posted at their Investor Day last Tuesday. Plus, an exclusive interview with T-Mobile CEO Michael Sievert and Ryan Reynolds about the telecom’s acquisition of Reynold’s company, Mint Mobile. 

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The Dow rallied over 300 points as bank stocks recovered from the SVB fallout and Jim Cramer is breaking down the action. First, Honeywell announced today that President & COO Vimal Kapur will step into the role of CEO and current CEO Darius Adamczyk will move to Executive Chairman - Cramer's sitting down with both execs to find out more about the leadership change. Next, Cramer's examining the Fed, Treasury and FDIC's moves this weekend to protect SVB depositors. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with LyondellBasell CEO Peter Vanacker.

 

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The S&P rose as the Dow and Nasdaq fell in volatile trading as investors weighed the impact of the Silicon Valley Bank failure. First, Cramer's digging deeper into the banking collapse that shifted the market - what was behind the bank's downfall and where investors go from here. Then, treasurys have also been moving in the aftermath of SVB - Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out where they might be headed next. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Cullen/Frost CEO Phillip Frost to break down the financials in SVB's wake.

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Another calm day for the market with all major industrial averages ending the day within 0.5% of where they began, and Jim Cramer is exploring the trends that may move the market into bull or bear territory. First, Jim sits down with CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz to learn what’s behind the company’s explosive growth so far this year. Then, former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty comes to Cramerica to discuss her latest book. Plus, Brian Sullivan joins the show ahead of the premiere episode of Last Call on CNBC at 7pm.

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CNBC’s Jon Fortt takes a deep dive into the asset classes that have the market on the move including what stocks to watch ahead of the Fed’s statement this week. Plus, big oil’s bet on where prices are heading. 

 

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CNBC’s Eamon Javers breaks down a key battleground in the U.S.-China trade war. Bitcoin tumbles as the Silvergate fallout continues. Plus, Former CIA official Jeremy Bash on a national security threat that could be sitting in the palm of your hand.

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The market had a relatively calm day, with none of the major market averages ticking above or below a 1% change, and Jim Cramer is analyzing what trends may move the market to finish out the week. First, Jim sits down with CEO of Take-Two Interactive Strauss Zelnick to analyze the gaming company’s recent stock rally despite posting a discouraging quarter. Then, Jim meets with Marc Benioff CEO of Salesforce for a closer look at the company’s booming profitability growth. Plus, an exclusive interview with Intuitive Surgical CEO Dr. Gary Guthart on overcoming the many headwinds facing the medical industry. 

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All three major market averages ended the day in the red, with the Nasdaq posting the largest lost of -1.69%, and Jim Cramer is diving deeper into this week’s market action. First, Jim learns more about what’s behind Trane Technologies explosive quarter of growth with CEO Dave Regnery. Then Cramer discusses the growth of renewable energy in the U.S. with Julie Sloat the new CEO of American Electric Power. Plus, an exclusive interview with Ed Pitoniak CEO of VICI Properties on the impact of Federal Reserve rate hikes on the REITs.  

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CNBC’s Morgan Brennan takes a deep dive into the world’s second largest economy – China. One of the country’s top tech CEO’s goes missing, sending shudders through the investment community. A China expert joins to give an inside look at what’s happening to others in a similar situation. Plus, the CIO of KraneShares, which runs the China tech ETF ‘K-Web’, discusses how to navigate the challenges and find opportunities when investing in the region. And forget balloons! Why China’s top surveillance method could be sitting in the palm of your hand. 

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CNBC’s Brian Sullivan reports on the Fed and your money. U.S. stock futures slipped after the major averages suffered declines amid concerns of stubbornly high inflation metrics. St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said he backed a 50 basis point interest rate hike at the central bank’s previous meeting and that he would not rule out a rate increase of that magnitude at the March meeting. Tesla is voluntarily recalling 362,758 vehicles and warns that its experimental driver-assistance software, marketed as Full Self-Driving Beta, may cause crashes. Plus,
DoorDash stock pops after revenue beat and rosy guidance. 

 

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CNBC’s Brian Sullivan reports on the EV race. Ford might be hitting the brakes for now, but one unexpected company is in the fast lane. Cisco reported better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter results and lifted its forecast for the full year. Plus, Capital Wealth Planning’s Kevin Simpson and Aureus Asset Management’s Karen Firestone discuss how investors can play any Fed outcome.

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CNBC’s Frank Holland has your post-CPI playbook. Bleakley Advisory Group’s Peter Boockvar discusses the hotter-than-expected CPI report and what it means for the Fed going forward. David Steinberg, co-founder and CEO of Zeta Global, a data-driven cloud marketing company, discusses the artificial intelligence arms race and companies that stand to benefit. Plus, Airbnb shares rose about 9% in extended trading after the company released fourth-quarter earnings that beat analysts’ estimates on top and bottom lines. And - a crypto boost? Ken Griffin’s Citadel taking a stake in crypto bank Silvergate.

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Stocks rose today coming off the worst weekly declines for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq in nearly two months. CNBC’s Frank Holland breaks down what’s behind the AI boom and why regulation may soon be on the horizon. Plus, all eyes on tomorrows CPI report and what it could mean for your money. And, it was one of the most buzzed about ads during last night’s big name – why Dunkin’ is betting big on Ben Affleck.

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The major averages all ended the day in the red, with the Nasdaq posting the largest loss of more than 1%m and Jim Cramer is diving deeper into the market action. First, Cramer's talking to AGCO CEO Eric Hansotia about the agriculture sector’s strength amid rising costs. Next, Cramer goes one-on-one with Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo about the Biden Administration's top priorities, the labor market and U.S. manufacturing. Plus, Cramer breaks down Mattel's disappointing fourth quarter results with CEO Ynon Kreiz.

 

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All three major averages rose following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments indicating inflation has started easing and Jim Cramer is covering the market's moves from all angles. Then, Chipotle Mexican Grill fell after reporting an earnings and revenue miss for its fourth quarter but is the decline an opportunity for investors to bite into the stock? Cramer's talking to CEO Brian Niccol. Then, Activision Blizzard and Take-Two Interactive reported yesterday - Cramer's digging deeper into the numbers and sharing which gaming name investors can add to right now. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Linde CEO Sanjiv Lamba.

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Stocks fell to start the week and Jim Cramer is breaking down his bull and bear cases for this market and the economy. Next, Columbia Sportswear slid after earnings and Cramer's getting a better read on what numbers in the quarter drove the decline with CEO Tim Boyle. Then, the S&P has shot up 18% since its October lows but could a reversal be ahead? Cramer's going Off The Charts and tackling the technicals to find out. Plus, Cramer talks to Corteva CEO Chuck Magro about the Ukraine war's impact on agriculture and how the space might continue to be impacted in 2023.

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The major averages fared well in today's trading, with the S&P 500 up 1.05% and the NASDAQ up 2%, after the Fed's rate hike and Jim Cramer is diving into the market's reaction. First, Cramer explores the post-pandemic strength of the life sciences sector with ThermoFisher CEO Marc Casper. Then, Otis CEO Judy Marks explains how the elevator business is impacted by evolving offices and China’s reopening. Plus an exclusive with Brinker International Kevin Hochman.

All three averages closed higher, reversing off yesterday's losses, and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into the turnaround. First, GM CEO Mary Barra stops by fresh off earnings to talk to Cramer about the quarter, the company's presence in the EV market and more. Then, Pfizer reported record 2022 revenue, but how might the winding down of the pandemic impact the company? Cramer's got CEO Albert Bourla to find out more about 4Q earnings and lower-than-expected guidance. Plus, Cramer crowns some new dividend aristocrats for investors to consider.

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All major averages ended the week in the green, with the NASDAQ climbing 3.83% and outperforming the other indices, and Jim Cramer is finishing out the week by giving you his Game Plan for next week's action. Then, Rockwell Automation CEO Blake Moret checks in with Cramer and covers how the company is helping automate U.S. automakers and tech giants. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Weyerhaeuser CEO Devin Stockfish.

The Dow notched a 5-day winning streak, with the S&P and Nasdaq also closing higher, and Jim Cramer is helping investors understand what drove the market higher in today's trading. Then, could Nucor help you steel your portfolio against this volatile market? Cramer's talking to CEO Leon Topalian after the stock's 8% post-earnings jump. Next, McCormick CEO Lawrence Kurzius checks in to talk about the company's most recent quarter, the consumer and inflation. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with SAP.

Stocks ended the day relatively flat, with the Dow the only winner of the major averages, and Jim Cramer is sharing some bull markets he's spotted in this environment. First, could Levi's be coming back in style on the Wall Street fashion show after problems in the retail space? Cramer's talking to CEO Chip Bergh fresh off the company's earnings. Then, Cramer takes a deep dive into Microsoft’s earning report and sharing his takeaways on what it means for the broader tech space. Plus, Cramer's one-on-one with Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers CEO Ann Fandozzi.

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The major averages all ended the day up, with the Nasdaq as the top gainer climbing 2.6%, and Jim Cramer is finishing out the week by laying out his Game Plan for the week ahead. Then, Cramer's analyzing Netflix’s earnings to figure out what lies in store for the streaming giant in 2023. Plus, an interview with Huntington Bancshares CEO Steve Steinour.

All three major averages ended the day down less than 1% and Jim Cramer is digging into the market trends worth keeping an eye on. First, it's time for another installment of the “Since COVID” series - Cramer's delving into the opportunities and headwinds facing video game companies in the wake of the pandemic. Then, Cramer answers some leftover questions from today’s Investing Club meeting to help viewers manage their portfolio. Plus, Cramer's got an exclusive interview with Ro CEO Zach Reitano to talk more about the company's healthcare offerings.

All major averages ended the day lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average posting a slightly larger loss than the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ, and Jim Cramer’s diving into the major trends the market’s facing in the new year. Then, exploring companies struggling post-COVID, how office REITs and movie theater chains are still hurting from pandemic aftershocks. And, Cramer’s breaking down the S&P 500 daily chart and movements in the tech sector to explain how this earning’s season could be particularly divisive. Plus, Cramer’s uncovering the what post-earnings lessons can be learned from trucking giant J.B. Hunt.

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All three averages closed higher, with the Nasdaq posting its first four day winning streak since September, and Jim Cramer is breaking down the market ahead of tomorrow's key CPI report. First, will the recent rally continue or should investors be wary of the uptick? Cramer's charting a course forward into 2023 and going Off The Charts to get a better read on the rally and if it could continue. Then, Cramer's screening the S&P 500 for reasonably priced stocks and sharing his picks. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Masimo CEO Joe Kiani.

All three major averages closed higher, with the Nasdaq posting the largest gain of over 1%, and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's market action. Then, could this natural gas stock provide your portfolio with some serious energy? Cramer's talking to Coterra CEO Tom Jorden. Next, the homebuilders are running despite the Fed's continuing rate hikes and Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out if the group has more room to run. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Back To The Roots co-CEOs Nikhil Arora and Alejandro Velez.

The Nasdaq was the only major average to end in the green and Jim Cramer is sharing his thoughts about the investability of today's bounce in tech. Then, after reporting a better-than-expected quarter last week, Conagra CEO Sean Connolly joins Cramer to break down key lines in the company's earnings report. Next, Cramer's helping investors start 2023 strong by positioning their portfolios if they missed out on the first five trading days of the year. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Exelon CEO Calvin Butler.

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The Dow slumped over 300 points and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into today's market moves. Then, Constellation Brands fell 10% today after earnings and Cramer is getting a better read on the quarter with CEO Bill Newlands. Next, Cramer's rounding up the best performing stocks in the Nasdaq last year and sharing names for investors to consider in 2023. Plus, Cramer gets a preview of the annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference with analyst Lisa Gill.

Reversing from yesterday's losses, all three major averages posted gains today and Jim Cramer is breaking down the data and major news that moved the indices higher. Then, Cramer's looking back at the best and worst performers in the S&P 500 from last year and seeing which winners could keep running and which losers might buck their downtrend in 2023. Plus, as analysts slash earnings estimates for this year, have the expectations finally fallen enough? Cramer's investigating where the S&P 500's estimates are now and if more cuts are ahead.

All three averages fell on the first trading day of the new year and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the markets in 2023. First, Cramer is reviewing the best and worst performers of the Dow in 2022 to see which stocks won and lost last year, what was behind their performance and giving his picks for what could work this year. Plus, the war in Ukraine sent commodities like crude oil, wheat and natural gas into a tailspin - so where could they be headed after their volatile runs? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out what might be coming.

It’s the last trading day of the year, but certainly not the LEAST!! Brian Sullivan does a deep dive into the state of the economy and what to watch for heading into the new year.

This CNBC special report covers all things China. Everything from travel, chips, tech, supply chain, the global economic & investing impact for 2023 and more. Hosted by Brian Sullivan.

This CNBC special report covers all things tech. A deep dive into the technology sector. Hosted by Brian Sullivan.

This CNBC special report covers all things energy! It‘s the best performing sector year-to-date, but what could 2023 bring? Hosted by Brian Sullivan.

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Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

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The Dow surged 500 points, with all three major averages closing in the green, and Cramer is breaking down the three M&A deals that drove the indices higher. Then, Cramer breaks down one of the best performing spaces in 2022 - energy - and how to play it. Next, could Chewy be another name to add to the comeback kids? Cramer's chewing on the theory after the stock's post-earnings dip. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Constellation Energy Joe Dominguez.

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The Dow eked out a small gain while the S&P and Nasdaq fell and Jim Cramer is reviewing the day tick by tick and breaking down what drove the action. Then, news broke yesterday that Pinterest and Elliot Management are entering into an agreement after the activist investor took a stake in the social media company in October - Cramer's going straight the source for more with CEO Bill Ready. Next, Campbell's rose 6% today off strong quarter and earnings beat and CEO Mark Clouse joins Cramer to dig deeper into the numbers. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Norfolk Southern.

The Dow closed down almost 400 points and the S&P notched its fourth straight down day and Jim Cramer is breaking down what drove the market lower. Then, the S&P failed to break through key levels last week and has been falling since - is more downside still ahead? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out. Next, you called in about Super Micro Computer, Cramerica, and Jim is circling back with his take on the stock after doing some homework. Plus, Cramer breaks down recent news out of the REIT space.

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The Dow lost 195 points ahead of tomorrow's key jobs report and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the Fed-driven market. Then, Cramer's joined by Crowdstrike CEO George Kurtz to get a better read on the cybersecurity's quarter after its 23% drop in the last week. Next, Five Below CEO Joel Anderson sits down with Cramer to discuss the discount chain's quarter and what's driving strength in the business. Plus, Cramer's top 3 picks in the fast food space.

The Dow surged over 700 points and Cramer is breaking down what drove all the major averages higher. Then, Salesforce announced a major c-suite update as co-CEO Bret Taylor prepares to leave in January - co-CEO Marc Benioff joins Cramer for more on the change and earnings. Then, pantry play Hormel reported a mixed quarter and Cramer is talking to CEO Jim Snee about inflation, pricing, the consumer and more. Plus, Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman.

The Dow inched up 3 points and Cramer’s breaking down the latest in the tech sector as the Nasdaq fell for a third straight session. Then, Cramer sits down with Emerson Electric CEO Lal Karsanbhai to get the latest on the company. Then, Cramer's going Off the Charts to get a read on the market's next moves and where the S&P and Dow might be headed. Plus, Cramer’s turning in his homework and taking a closer look at Dycom Industries.

The Dow fell almost 500 points and Jim Cramer is taking a closer look at the hawkish Fedspeak and China concerns that drove the averages lower and how they might impact the rest of the week on Wall Street. Then, could planting some seeds in Deere help investors reap some gains? Cramer's digging deeper into the company's latest quarter. Next, the Dow's been outperforming the other major averages as of late and Cramer is breaking down the how and the why. Plus, Cramer ranks the brick and mortar fitness stocks.

CNBC’s Brian Sullivan and guests cover the latest market moves and issues facing the American consumer as we head into the holidays.

The Dow advanced 398 points and, one year after the NASDAQ peaked, Cramer is tracking its performance and what stocks have led and lagged in the market. Then, Cramer talks with HP Inc. CEO Enrique Lores fresh off the company’s earnings and news of coming layoffs. Next, Cramer’s going Off the Charts and breaking down the oil market ahead of a seasonally week period for the commodity. Plus, a one-on-one with Wabash National CEO Brian Yeagy.

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The major averages slipped for a second straight day and Jim Cramer is examining what's behind the market's relative strength in light of Fed hawkishness and the FTX fallout. Then, is GM’s electric vehicle business on the road to success? Cramer sits down with CEO Mary Barra for the company’s investor event at the NYSE. Next, Cramer's after-earnings exclusive with Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora to break down the numbers. Plus, Cramer checks in with Anthony Geisler, founder and CEO of Xponential Fitness.

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The major averages managed to eke out gains after teetering throughout the trading day and Jim Cramer is explaining why investors should trust the market's recent bounce off its downturn. Then, Cramer's taking a closer look at Walgreens Boots Alliance to see if it's a healthy investment in this market. Next, continuing his Veteran's Day Salute to Service, Cramer takes questions from the cadets of West Point Finance Club. Plus, what should investors make of the market through the end of the year? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out.

The averages slipped after posting two straight days of gains and Jim Cramer is examining what brought the indices lower. Then, Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell joins Cramer to talk about how the company is working to keep a hybrid workforce connected post-pandemic. Next, ahead of a big week for retail earnings, Cramer's sharing his expectations for some of the market's biggest retail names as they report. Plus, Cramer's take on the booming cyclical stocks and what their move higher means for the market.

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The Dow surged 1,200 points, with all three averages posting their best day since 2020, and Jim Cramer is taking a closer look at today's rally. Then, in a special Salute to Service edition of Mad Money, U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos del Toro sits down with Cramer to discuss the state of defense. Next, Cramer’s taking stock of Campbell’s Soup with CEO Mark Clouse and learning more how his military experience has impacted his leadership as CEO and about the company's veteran hiring programs. Plus, Cramer sits down with the Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon.

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The Dow gained over 300 points and Jim Cramer is breaking down the biggest news driving the market, including today's election decision. First, Kelly Steckelberg, CFO of Zoom, joins Mad Money to discuss how the company is faring after peaking at the height of the pandemic. Then, Cramer digs into Portillo’s, the fast-food chain known for its Chicago style hot dogs and Italian beef sandwiches and chats with CEO Michael Osanloo. Plus, Affirm fell going into and after earnings - Cramer's talking to CEO Max Levchin.

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All three averages posted weekly losses despite closing higher on the day and Jim Cramer is preparing you for next week's action with his Game Plan. Then, MP Materials reported a strong quarter and gave updates on its expansion project yesterday - Cramer's sitting down with CEO Jim Litinsky to get the latest on the numbers and how the company is faring. Plus, DraftKings and Cloudflare fell 28% and 18% respectively today - Cramer's got the exclusive with the top brass of both companies to see what drove the stocks lower.

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After today's rate hike from the Fed, Jim Cramer is breaking down the market's reaction and how to position your portfolio in a continuing tightening cycle. Then, Cramer sits down with AMD CEO Lisa Su to talk about the company's most recent quarter. Next, as consumer trends continue to shift post-COVID, Cramer's searching the apparel and footwear sector for potential opportunities. Plus, Cramer talks to American Electric Power CEO Nick Akins.

Jim Cramer's covering layoffs and hiring freezes as the fed continues to tighten. Then, are investors getting a rare buying opportunity in Eli Lilly? Cramer sits down with the CEO after the pharmaceutical company fell after reporting a better-than-expected quarter. And, Kroger acquired Albertsons in a nearly 25-billion-dollar deal, and Cramer's getting the details from CEO Rodney McMullen. Plus, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky joins Mad Money to discuss the company's third quarter report.

The Dow posted its best month since 1976 and Jim Cramer is breaking down what drove the averages lower on the last trading day of October despite posting a banner month. Then, Cramer gets an exclusive look at Brunswick's latest quarter with CEO David Foulkes. Then, what’s next for the market after a strong rally? Cramer's going Off The Charts with Larry Williams to find out. Plus, Republic Services is down from its all-time high last month - Cramer's sitting down with Republic Services CEO Jon Vander Ark to see what comes next.

The Dow posted a 4-week win streak and Jim Cramer is helping you navigate next week's earnings reports with his Game Plan. Then, could this stock peak your portfolio's Pinterest? Cramer's talking to CEO Bill Ready to get a better sense of the company's quarter. Then, Cramer takes a closer look at the retail sector and Columbia Sportswear’s earnings with CEO Tim Boyle. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Taylor Morrison CEO Sheryl Palmer.

The S&P and Nasdaq notched a second day of losses while the Dow climbed over 200 points and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through earnings season. Then, Unilever CEO Alan Jope joins Cramer to talk about consumer trends, brand power, and more. Next, after a strong quarter, Caterpillar CEO Jim Umpleby sits down with Cramer to break down the numbers. And, is it time to dial in to T-Mobile to ring in some profits? CEO Mike Sievert joins Cramer after earnings. Plus, Fortune Brands CEO Nicholas Fink.

The S&P and Nasdaq snapped their win streak while the Dow rose slightly and Cramer is breaking down all the earnings that are driving the market. Then, Illinois Tool Works CEO Scott Santi joins Cramer to dig deeper into the company's most recent quarter. Plus, Intel spun off its advanced driving systems business, Mobileye, today - so what does the deal mean for the IPO market? Cramer's giving you his take. Plus, Cramer sits down with Stifel Financial CEO Ronald Kruszewski.

Stocks rose for a third straight day and Jim Cramer breaking down how rates, bonds and the U.S. dollar are driving the market. Then, Cramer's digging into Chipotle with CEO Brian Niccols and talking 3Q earnings, menu additions, store performance and more. Next, it's a toy story as Ynon Kreiz, CEO of Mattel, joins Mad Money to discuss the toy company’s plans for 2023, including the highly anticipated Barbie movie. Plus, Cramer takes a closer look at cannabis with Canopy Growth CEO David Klein after announcing its new holding company Canopy USA to see what it'll mean for the industry.

Today, chaos unfolded yet again at a high school in America. Police in St. Louis say a gunman brought a long gun to the school, killed two people and hurt seven others. And Rishi Sunak is set to become the next British prime minister after Liz Truss resigned last week. How big of a challenge does he have ahead of him and has he articulated any sort of plan? Plus, crime on New York City subways is up by more than 40% so far this year. We have the latest on Governor Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ new plan to help keep people safe.

Jim Cramer explains what you should make of the reaction to Thursday morning’s report from Danaher and if its recent decline could be viewed as a buying opportunity. Then, what did Wall Street dislike about American Express’ 3Q '22 earnings report? Cramer explains what you should make of the stock at these levels. Plus, in the face of continued volatility, Cramer's playing “Am I Diversified?” to see if your portfolio can handle whatever the market throws at it.

It’s been a bumpy road for the transports and Jim Cramer’s walking you through several railroad and trucking companies. Then, can IBM finally buck the downtrend after earnings? Cramer’s reviewing the company’s 3Q ’22 report. And could Bowlero be a strike for your portfolio? Cramer checks in with CEO Tom Shannon to get a sense of where the company is headed.

Netflix soared today after earnings, and Jim Cramer’s walking you through how the streaming company pulled it off this quarter. Then, are Delta and United worth buying after rebounding from their lows? Cramer’s giving you his take on owning the airlines. And, Cramer’s sitting down with the Chairman and CEO of BioMarin Pharmaceutical, to get a closer look at the company’s pipeline and where the stock could be headed.

The DOW, S&P 500 and NASDAQ all advanced into the close. Ed Pitoniak, CEO of VICI Properties and John Goff, principal owner of Canyon Ranch join Cramer to discuss VICI’s new partnership with the luxury wellness lifestyle brand. Then, can J&J find a bottom after earnings? Cramer’s reviewing the company’s 3Q ’22 report. And, Cramer’s digging into some recent spin-offs in the pharma space to see if any of the new listings could be enticing at these levels.

Kroger’s buying Albertsons in a multi-billion dollar deal, so how will the grocery chain make the deal happen? Jim Cramer’s walking you through the details of the deal and giving you his take. Then, a deeper look into Wells Fargo’s (WFC) 3Q ‘22 earnings, with Cramer providing some insight on why the CNBC Investing Club is as bullish as ever on the big bank. Plus, CNBC’s Senior Markets Correspondent Bob Pisani joins Cramer to discuss his new book, “Shut Up and Keep Talking” and the lessons he has learned from his years of reporting from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

The Dow fell 400 points to end a wild week of trading and Jim Cramer is outlining his Game Plan to get you ready for the biggest news and data coming out next week. Then, RBN Energy Founder & Executive Chairman Rusty Braziel joins Cramer to talk about OPEC's recent production cut, Europe's energy crisis and more macro concerns driving oil and gas prices. Next, the CPI moves the market just as it did today - Cramer's studying it and explaining its importance for investors. Plus, as earnings season kicks off, Cramer breaks down the latest reports from some of the market's biggest financial names.

All three major averages rose, with the Dow swinging 1,300 points off the lows of the session, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what drove the upturn. Then, Sunnova CEO John Berger joins Cramer to talk about the company's fundamentals and balance sheet and how it's faring amidst recent energy volatility. Next, L3Harris has been underperforming the market as of late, but should investors think about getting defensive in this name? Cramer's investigating and giving you his take. Plus, Cramer takes questions from CNBC Investing Club members.

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The Dow managed to eke out a small gain while the S&P and Nasdaq fell and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the turbulence in the indices. First, Cramer's continuing his best-and-worst of series and is reviewing the winners and losers of the S&P 500 in the third quarter. Then, the market may be in bear territory, but could there be stocks that are flashing bullish signals? Cramer's going Off The Charts and revealing the names. Plus, CNBC's own Julia Boorstin joins Cramer for the release of her book, "When Women Lead."

Stocks fell for a fourth consecutive day, and Jim Cramer is taking investors through the trading day's timeline to dig deeper into what brought the indices lower. Then, Daymond John joins Cramer to talk about his efforts to uplift black entrepreneurs and business owners after being hit by the pandemic. Next, Cramer's reviewing the best and worst performers in the Dow Jones in 3Q to sort out the stocks investors should have their eyes on from the ones to steer clear of. Plus, should your portfolio take a ride with Uber or Lyft? Cramer's taking a closer look at both names and giving you his take.

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CNBC’s Becky Quick and guests dig into the latest market moves and what it means for your money.

Stocks surged for a second straight day, with the major indices now more than 5% above their 2022 lows, and Jim Cramer is taking a closer look at what drove the averages higher. First, Biohaven closed its deal with Pfizer yesterday, selling its CGRP franchise to Pfizer for $11.6b, and Cramer is talking to Biohaven CEO Vlad Coric about the transaction and its pipeline of bipolar disorder and epilepsy treatments. Then, after a massive two-day rally, could this market rally keep running or is it due to run out of steam? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Suntory Holdings CEO Tak Niinami.

The Dow surged over 700 points, with all three averages starting Q4 with strong gains, and Jim Cramer is laying out what drove the market higher and if the market's fundamentals can keep the rally going. Then, as Breast Cancer Awareness month kicks off, Cramer sits down with women's health company Hologic. Then, Cramer's digging deeper into recent IPO Permian Resources to see if this Permian basin play could bring profits to your portfolio. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Agua Media CEO Rick Sanchez.

Stocks fell once again, with the Dow tumbling 500 points and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq wrapping up their first three-quarter losing streak since 2009 and Cramer is guiding investors through the volatility. First, Cramer is outlining his Game Plan for next week and sharing the major data and earnings reports that he's watching. Then, Vail Resorts was an outperformer in a volatile week, but has it "peaked" or can it keep going higher? Cramer's giving you his take. Plus, a round of fan-favorite "Am I Diversified."

The Dow finished down more than 400 points, with the S&P hitting a fresh closing low for 2022, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the market as it falls deeper into bear territory. First, with the Fed driving the action in stocks, Cramer's sharing what the Fed is looking for in the fight against inflation and how the market might react if the Fed isn't seeing it. Then, in a two-part interview, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman sits down with Cramer to talk about the Fed and rate hikes, building wealth, crypto, Morgan Stanley's acquisitions and more. Plus, Carmax plummeted 25% off disappointing earnings - Cramer's looking closer at the used car space to see if the cooling market could be good news on the inflation front.

The Dow climbed 500 points, rebounding from yesterday's lows and breaking a 6-day losing streak, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what drove the market higher today. First, Paychex's outgoing CEO Marty Mucci and incoming CEO John Gibson stop by to talk about the upcoming leadership transition and what it means for the company. Then, lululemon Chief Brand Officer Nikki Neuburger sits down with Cramer to talk about the new at-home fitness program lululemon Studio. Plus, Cramer goes Off The Charts to track investor and consumer sentiment after the market's rally.

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CNBC’s Brian Sullivan is joined by Steve Grasso, Tim Seymour, and others, digging into what the latest from the Fed means for markets and your money.

This CNBC special report dives deep into this week’s tumultuous market action. The major averages closed off their session lows today but that didn’t stop the Dow from finishing at its worst levels of the year, closing at its lowest level since November 2020. The S&P 500 fell over four and a half percent for the week and the Nasdaq tumbled over five percent. Hosted by Frank Holland.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

It's the second day of Mad Money's journey to San Francisco, and Jim Cramer is digging into all the action that drove stocks lower. First, Johnson & Johnson CEO Joaquin Duato checks in after taking the reigns of the role in January to talk about the company's pipeline, new research & development center, spin-off plans and more. Then, fresh off the company's GTC Digital Event, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stops by to break down all the biggest news and announcements from the day. Plus, from the company's Dreamforce conference, Cramer sits down with Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff.

Mad Money is back on the West Coast once again! Jim Cramer is in Silicon Valley, the heart of tech, to help homegamers as the sector struggles from rising rates. First, Cramer checks in with Oregon-based beverage chain Dutch Bros to hear more about its latest earnings, expanding footprint and the state of the consumer with CEO Joth Ricci. Then, Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi checks in to talk about how rising rates and inflation are hitting consumers and small businesses based on what the company is seeing in their QuickBooks and Credit Karma platforms. Plus, CEO of GM subsidiary Cruise Kyle Vogt.

All three indices closed lower, with the Nasdaq and S&P notching their worst week since June, and Jim Cramer is laying out his Game Plan for next week's earnings report and Fed meeting. Next, Home Depot CEO Ted Decker checks in with Cramer to discuss the state of retail, the consumer, and more. Then, with the market slumping this week, Cramer's playing a fan-favorite game of Am I Diversified to help homegamers stay diversified. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with the VP of Amazon Worldwide Sustainability from Amazon's Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.

Stocks advanced losses into the close, with the Dow closing down 173 points and the S&P and Nasdaq falling more than 1%, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate today's market action. Then, FedEx pre-announced earnings after the bell, withdrawing its full-year guidance and announcing significant cost-cutting measures following softness in global volume of shipments, and Cramer's got CEO Raj Subramaniam to dig deeper into the numbers. Next, as the IPO market continues to struggle, Cramer's talking to FIGS CEO Trina Spear about its public debut last year and how it's faring amid wider volatility in their first year as a public company. Plus, Charif Souki of Tellurian.

All three averages finished higher, recouping little of yesterday's massive losses, and Jim Cramer is revealing the under-the-radar bear markets he's spotted in this environment. Next, Etsy has fallen 49% year-to-date, but could this stock craft a comeback? CEO Josh Silverman checks in with Cramer to share more about the COVID tailwinds the company experienced and what makes it unique in the e-commerce space. Then, Cramer's going Off The Charts on oil to see where it might be headed amid OPEC, Russia and demand driven volatility. Plus, Cramer reveals his picks for the ways to play the REIT space.

Stocks plummeted after a hotter-than-expected CPI sent a flurry of fear throughout the market, with the Dow falling over 1,200 points, the S&P losing 178 points, and the Nasdaq sinking more than 5%. Jim Cramer may be on the West Coast, but he's still here to help investors understand today's downturn on Wall Street and manage their portfolios through the turbulence. Then, Starbucks founder and interim CEO Howard Schultz joins Cramer fresh off the company's Investor Day to share more about the leadership transition to incoming CEO Laxman Narasimhan, growth targets, employee unionization and more. Plus, as inflation continues to hit consumers, Cramer sits down with Costco CEO Craig Jelinek.

The Dow jumped 230 points as stocks climbed for a fourth straight session, and Jim Cramer has traversed to Seattle to bring investors the latest and greatest from the West Coast. First up, Cramer sits down with Amazon Web Services CEO Adam Selipsky to talk about the retail giant's cloud computing business, climate goals and sustainability efforts. Then, Cramer's tracking the state of the travel industry with the CEO of Expedia Group Peter Kern. Plus, should investors be concerned after two key consumer packaged goods stocks cut guidance? Cramer's sharing his takeaways from Newell Brands and McKesson's recent slash to their outlooks and what they might be foreshadowing for the market.

This CNBC special report hits on all the exciting action in the crypto-sphere. Hosted by Brian Sullivan.

From Consumer Staples to Tech, Financials to Healthcare, Energy to Industrials, we will have an hour-long summit of investing pros to give listeners only the Best of the Blue, going sector by sector. Hosted by Sara Eisen.

If you think Europe’s energy crisis couldn’t get more chaotic or confusing think again. CNBC’s Brian Sullivan hosts this special report that breaks down the flurry of headlines and new comments in the past 48 hours that have added even more layers to the story.

This CNBC special report covers everything from the jobs report to return to work plans post-Labor Day, plus a plan for investors on how to approach the averages going into the fall. Hosted by Becky Quick.

The Dow and S&P snapped a 4-day losing streak to finish the first day of September with gains. First, Motorola Solutions CEO Greg Brown joins Cramer to talk about the company's ongoing evolution after its split and how it's faring as a provider of school, EMS and police communications units. Next, Signet fell drastically after reporting earnings today - Cramer talks to CEO Gina Drosos on what's behind the decline, consumer spending trends, demand for rings and wedding jewelry and more. Plus, Cramer plays a round of fan-favorite "Am I Diversified."

The major indices all posted losses for the month of August, closing down almost 1% today alone, and Jim Cramer is navigating the Fed's next steps as the market tumbles. Then, as school goes back into session, Cramer turns in his homework on Watsco. Next, could LNG picks power your portfolio higher despite energy prices falling? Cramer's giving you the stocks he's recommending investors buy into weakness. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Crowdstrike.

Stocks dropped for a third consecutive day as investors continue to weigh the impact of the Fed's commitment to stamping out inflation on the market. First, with consumer spending in question, Cramer's talking to the CEO of HP Inc. Enrique Lores after a mixed quarter showed signs of slowing tech spending. Then. looking for some returns with dividends as the indexes remain volatile? Cramer's circling the wagon on dividend aristocrats and sharing his top picks. Plus, Celsius Holdings CEO John Fieldly.

Continuing last week's rout, all three averages closed lower and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the slump and investigate the Fed's role in the downturn. Then, with Splunk in a funk after reporting, Cramer's going one-on-one with CEO Gary Steele joins Cramer to break down the numbers. Next, could the key to determining the market's next moves actually lie in the past? Cramer's going Off The Charts and tracking the Dow's historical patterns to see what could be ahead. Plus, Cramer takes a closer look at Snowflake's business model after the company's latest earnings.

While Cramer is off tonight, CNBC's Dominic Chu & CNBC’s resident fed expert Steve Liesman examine the Fed’s Jackson Hole conference, and what today’s speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell could mean for the economy, stocks and your investments.

All three averages finished strong today, with the Dow jumping 322 points, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through the market’s rally. Then, Workday CEO Aneel Bhusri joins Cramer after releasing earnings after the bell today. Next, continuing yesterday’s picks, Cramer is comparing potential player fantasy football picks to potential stocks for investors to keep an eye on. Plus, Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber.

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The Dow and S&P fell for a third straight day and Jim Cramer is taking a closer look at what's behind the market’s downturn. First, Cramer is guiding investors through the S&P’s recent moves and comparing the action to the trends of 2008 and 2001. Next, as the averages continue their downturn, Cramer's going Off The Charts to see where the market could be headed next. Plus, Cramer's turning in his homework on the manufacturing company Atkore.

The Dow plummeted 643 points to start the week, with the S&P and Nasdaq also dropping over 2%, and Jim Cramer is helping investors through the downturn. First, CNH Industrial CEO Scott Wine sits down with Cramer to discuss the demand the company is seeing, supply chain constraints and more. Then, Cramer is taking a closer look at meme stocks Bed Bath & Beyond and GameStop and seeing how their surges have correlated to past market declines. Plus, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora.

The consumer drives two thirds of the American economy but inflation is stretching the dollar and forcing consumers to pick sides. This CNBC special report covers all angles of this battle and investment opportunities. Hosted by Courtney Reagan.

All three averages saw slight increases today, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the volatile market after yesterday's move lower. Next, Generac CEO Aaron Jagdfeld joins Cramer to discuss the quarter and the impact that the Inflation Reduction Act will have on the company and the energy transition. Then, CEO of under the radar semi play Synopsys Aart de Geus sits down with Cramer to talk about the company's role in chip designing and manufacturing. Plus, Cramer helps out some Cramericans with a game of "Am I Diversified?"

All three averages dropped today, with the Dow snapping a five-day win streak, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market’s shift. Next, Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield joins Cramer to discuss the company’s investor returns, emission targets and the Inflation Reduction Act. Then, as earning season comes to a close for retailers, Cramer is taking a look at how TJX Corp, Burlington, Ross, and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet are faring and which names are poised to win from inventory gluts. Plus, Karuna Therapeutics CEO Dr. Steve Paul.

Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the mixed market as the Dow and S&P finished higher and the Nasdaq closed lower. First, On Holdings Co-CEO and CFO Martin Hoffmann and Co-CEO Marc Mauer join Cramer to discuss the company’s recent quarter, coming public and outlook. Then, with the market rallying over the last two months, Cramer is taking a look at what caused the upturn after months of decline and what companies have moved higher with the market. Plus, Sunnova CEO John Berger.

All three averages started the week strong, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq finishing up 151, 17 and 81 points respectively, and Jim Cramer is helping investors take advantage of the upturn with this week’s Game Plan. Next, Getty Images came public today and Cramer is giving a full breakdown of the company’s history, their recent merger, and what investors can expect from them in the future. Then, are big tech companies making a comeback now that inflation has peaked? Jim Cramer is going Off The Charts to take a closer look at what's ahead for Apple, Tesla and Microsoft. Plus, Cramer is turning in his homework on Boise Cascade and ChemoCentryx and sharing where he comes down on the two names.

A CNBC special report on the return of the retail trader featuring CNBC reporters, special guests, and a trader panel. Hosted by Dom Chu.

The Dow gained 27 points after yesterday’s surge, and Jim Cramer's guiding investors through the market’s latest moves. Next, PerkinElmer CEO Prahlad Singh joins Cramer to discuss earnings, the changes in the science and diagnostic equipment market post-COVID, and the company’s outlook going forward. Then, Realty Income CEO Sumit Roy talks to Cramer about the company’s second quarter, the company’s commitment to consistently making sure investors are receiving capital monthly, and their tenant portfolio. Plus, Darling Ingredients CEO Randy Stuewe.

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All three averages fell, and Jim Cramer's breaking down what today’s turn in the market means for investors. Then, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick sits down with Cramer to share more about his company’s fiscal first quarter results. Next, Cramer is talking to Union Square Hospitality Group’s CEO Danny Meyers, as the two review the food service industry and how much it’s changed since 2009. Plus, Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau.

The Dow rose by 29 points, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what drove the market higher with this week’s Game Pcnblan. Then, Oshkosh CEO John Pfeifer sits down with Cramer to share more about his company’s second quarter and his expectations moving forward. Next, Cramer is taking a minute to highlight the companies that delivered outstanding second quarter reports after being forecasted as “only COVID-era winners”. Plus, Cramer’s exclusive with Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince.

A CNBC special report covering all of the angles of today’s big jobs number and the surprisingly red hot labor market. Featuring Paychex CEO Marty Mucci, an all-start CNBC panel, and “Mr. Wonderful” Kevin O’Leary.

The Dow and S&P faced losses today, while the Nasdaq rose by 52 points, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what the split in this market means for investors. Then, Chemours CEO Mark Newman sits down with Cramer to review the company’s quarter and introduce the chemical company to Cramerica. Next, after announcing a change in leadership today, XPO Logistics outgoing CEO Brad Jacobs and incoming CEO Mario Harik join Cramer to dig deeper into the c-suite change. Plus, Federal Realty Trust CEO Don Woods.

All three averages rose today, with the Dow finishing up by 416 points, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's turn in market means for your money. Then, fresh off yesterday's earnings, AMD CEO Lisa Su returns to sit down with Cramer to review the latest quarter and discuss what opportunities the company is looking at for this quarter. Next, Cramer is going Off The Charts with on gold, how recent inflation and cryptocurrency has affected its value and where it might be headed after its recent downturn. Plus, Thermo Fisher Scientific CEO Marc Casper.

The Dow fell 402 points, while the S&P and Nasdaq faced another day of losses, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's turn in the market means for your money. Then, fresh off earnings, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky breaks down the quarter's key metrics, record breaking 2Q revenue, and how summer vacations and the continuing ramp up in post-pandemic travel is impacting the current quarter. Next, GXO Logistics CEO Malcolm Wilson sits down with Cramer to dig deeper into how the company is faring a year after spinning off of XPO Logistics and coming public. Plus, Arista Networks CEO Jayshree Ullal.

The three major averages posted minor losses today, and Jim Cramer is leading investors through the market with this week’s Game Plan. Next, with the CHIPS Act heading to the President's desk for signing after being passed in the House, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo returns to discuss more about the legislation’s journey and what it means for domestic semiconductor manufacturing. Then, Agco CEO Eric Hansotia is breaking down the company's outlook after a strong quarter. Plus, Hertz CEO Stephen Scherr.

ARK Innovation’s Cathie Wood and Satori’s Dan Niles on the bull and bear case for growth in your portfolio. Hosted by Deirdre Bosa.

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All three averages rose and Jim Cramer is breaking down the market's reversal off yesterday’s declines. Then, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan talks to Cramer about interest rates, inflation, recent technology investments and the state of the consumer. Next, Ford CEO Jim Farley joins Cramer after the company reported a strong beat for its most recent quarter. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Shopify.

All three major averages fell, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what caused the market's drop. Then, Nucor CEO Leon Topalian talks to Cramer regarding second quarter earnings and guidance. Next, Cramer is taking a look at some of the stocks within the S&P 500 that investors should look towards when considering foreign exchange and the impact of the strong U.S. dollar. Plus, Cramer is joined by Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell.

The Dow started the week up roughly 90 points, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market with this week’s Game Plan. Next, Prologis CEO Hamid Moghadam talks about the company's relationship with Amazon, most recent quarter and demand for logistics facilities. Then, Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves joins Cramer after reporting to provide more context about the quarter and guidance. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with New York Stock Exchange President Lynn Martin.

Kayla Tausche explores the issues at the intersection of money and government – from inflation to the fed to the debate over funding for chips and climate change, to the ways the midterms could impact your portfolio.

All three major averages rose, continuing yesterday's gains, and Jim Cramer is taking you through the market’s rally. Then, Dow Inc. CEO Jim Fitterling talks to Cramer about the company’s quarter, macro recession fears, ESG goals and more. Next, Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz shares more insight on earnings and how the company is faring as it laps quarters boosted by COVID strength. Plus, Tractor Supply CEO Hal Lawton.

All three major averages finished positive for the second time this week, and Jim Cramer is taking you through today's rally. Then, Sempra CEO Jeff Martin sits down with Cramer to talk about the company's pipelines in Mexico, nationwide climate goals, and more. Plus, Cramer's two-part exclusive interview with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.

All three major averages skyrocketed, with the Dow climbing more than 700 points, and Jim Cramer is helping investors understand today’s upturn in a turbulent market. Then, Halliburton CEO Jeff Miller joins Cramer to discuss the company’s second quarter earnings and guidance. Next, can investors expect today's rally to continue? Cramer's going Off The Charts to see if the bull run could keep going. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with IBM CEO Arvind Krishna after earnings.

Jim Cramer is at his new home base at the New York Stock Exchange, but he's still working to help investors navigate the market and manage their portfolios in an uncertain environment. Then, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon joins Cramer to talk about the company’s earnings after reporting a top and bottom-line beat. Next, as Cramer reflects on his new start, he’s taking a moment to highlight some of the best performing stocks in the S&P since Mad Money began in 2005. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Ken Langone.

CNBC’s Courtney Reagan breaks down the days top market news stories.

The Dow and S&P fell while the Nasdaq finished higher and Jim Cramer is helping investors through today's mixed market. First, Cramer's going one-on-one with General Motors CEO Mary Barra to talk about the company's expansion into the electric vehicle market. Next, Cramer is digging deeper into some the market’s biggest names that are trading below their 2019 levels to see if they're worth taking a closer look at. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Plug Power.

All three major averages dropped and Jim Cramer is breaking down the movements in today’s market. First, Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good joins Cramer to break down the company's plans for the energy transition. Next, Portillo’s CEO Michael Osanloo sits down with Cramer to talk about the company's fundamentals, plans for growth, advantages in the restaurant space and more. Then, how low can the euro go? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out.

While Jim is off, host Melissa Lee and a roundtable of top traders cut through today’s market noise to deliver the actionable news that matters most to investors.

All three major averages closed lower and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the day's trading action. Then, it's been a tough year for tech, and ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott sits down with Cramer to talk about all the macro headwinds facing the sector as the Nasdaq remains down 27% so far this year. Next, Cramer's going Off The Charts to track trader sentiment and seeing what it's signaling for the market's next moves. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Miso Robotics.

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All three major averages posted gains, with the S&P notching a 3-day win streak, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the market's action. Then, Prologis has pulled back in recent weeks and Cramer is breaking down all of the news that's brought the stock lower and if it can make a comeback. Then, stocks rallied today, but is it merely a bounce or have the indices finally bottomed? Cramer's going Off the Charts to get a read on where the averages might be headed in the weeks and months to come. Plus, after their significant drops, Cramer's breaking down some of the biggest buy now, pay later fintech names like Affirm, Upstart, PayPal and more to help investors understand the weakness in the space.

The Dow fell over 100 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P rose to start the trading week. First, Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the day's action and breaking down what drove the market's moves, including earnings, treasurys, commodities and more. Then, with the first half of 2022 in the rear view, Cramer's sorting through the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq to find the best and worst performers in each index and scouring for potential opportunities in the names. Then, Cramer gives his take on crypto's recent collapse and how investors can approach the volatile digital asset class.

All three major averages fell to close out the month, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's downturn with a focus on inflation. First, Constellation Brands CEO Bill Newlands joins Cramer to discuss the company’s quarter, including its lowered guidance, and how their pricing power is being impacted by inflation. Then, Cramer is taking a look a the packaged food stocks and examining how inflation and rate hikes have taken a bite of their earnings. Plus, Cramer’s going one-on-one with Former National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn to talk more about the CHIPS Act and domestic semiconductor manufacturing.

With the Dow finishing over 80 points lower and the S&P and Nasdaq falling by less than a percent, Jim Cramer is taking you through today’s major movers in the market. Next, Pinterest’s Executive Chairman Ben Silbermann and new CEO Bill Ready discuss what to expect after the company announced major leadership changes. Then, Paychex CEO Marty Mucci sits down with Cramer to review the company’s earnings and how a potential recession could impact the company. Plus, Cramer goes Off The Charts to take a look at the recent run up in crude oil, corn and the broader commodity sector to see where they might be headed after hitting record highs.

The Dow dropped over 400 points, with the Nasdaq and the S&P also notching losses, and Jim Cramer is helping investors through the continuously volatile market. Then, Amazon Web Services CEO Adam Selipsky talks to Cramer about the company’s work with Goldman Sachs and the Nasdaq, the ongoing transition to the Cloud and more. Then, Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie shares updates on the bidding war between JetBlue and Frontier Airlines for the company. Plus, Cramer reviews Nike’s 4Q ’22 earnings report that was released last night and explaining key lines for homegamers.

All three major averages fell after last week’s recovery rally, and Jim Cramer's helping investors navigate the market. Next, U.S Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo joins Cramer to discuss GlobalWafers' newly announced silicon wafer factory in Texas and the state of the CHIPS Act. Then, Jim Cramer analyzes FedEx after last week's earnings and ahead of its investor day later this week to see how the company is being hit by high gas prices and rising interest rates. Plus, Belden CEO Roel Vestjens.

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The Dow lost over 90 points and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's market action as a volatile week approaches a close. First, in a two-part interview, Salesforce Co-CEOs Marc Benioff and Bret Taylor join Cramer to discuss the work from home movement, Russo-Ukraine war, Slack and remote work and Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter. Then, are expectations for the upcoming earnings season too high? Cramer’s taking a look at what's happened when names like Cisco, Dutch Bros, Nvidia, Snap and more have reported and the impact when investors are expecting too much.

The Dow closed down about 40 points and Jim Cramer is helping investors recognize the signs of a bottom in the market. In a two-part interview, Jim Cramer sits down with Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg to talk about the metaverse, including the opportunities it presents for creators, expanding its reach across the globe and the company's future as it aims to bring the metaverse into the mainstream. Then, after falling over 70% from its record highs in November, has bitcoin finally hit a bottom? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out where the digital asset might be headed.

The Dow surged over 600 points, with the S&P and Nasdaq also rising, and Jim Cramer is bringing you up to speed on the market action that drove the indices higher. First, Goodyear CEO Richard Kramer joins CNBC's Cramer to talk about the company's latest innovations, supply chain and more. Then, Cramer's exclusive with CNBC’s David Faber on his new documentary, ExxonMobil At The Crossroads. Plus, Cramer explains the importance of price target cuts by using recent IPO Sweetgreen as a case study.

The Dow closed down 38 points, while S&P 500 and the Nasdaq ended in the green, and Jim Cramer is wrapping up the week by bringing you next week’s Game Plan. Then, Entergy CEO Leo Denault joins Cramer to summarize the major takeaways from the company’s Analyst Day yesterday. Next, Jim Cramer helps some callers analyze their portfolios in "Am I Diversified" to see if they need to diversify more to face a volatile market. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon.

The Dow dropped more than 700 points, with the S&P and Nasdaq also plunging, and Jim Cramer is helping you understand the importance of the Fed’s rate hike to the major averages. First, he's explaining why investors might want to buy into the bank stocks as the central bank raises rates. Then, Cramer gives his opinion on the four most important things to consider when trying to understand the rate hike cycle. Plus, Cramer goes one-on-one with Ferguson CEO Kevin Murphy to learn more about the state of the housing market.

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The Dow plummeted 876 points, with the S&P falling 3.88% and Nasdaq plunging 4.68%, and Jim Cramer is helping you through today's sell-off. First, Humana CEO Bruce Broussard sits down with Cramer to talk about how the stock is holding up amid recent volatility. Then, Coca-Cola and Jack Daniel's maker Brown-Forman announced a new joint product today, but Cramer is explaining why investors might want to steer clear from cracking open a position in these beverage names. Plus, with the market selling off it's even more important to do your homework, and Cramer's turning in his on Mitek and Sportradar Group.

The Dow dropped over 800 points and Jim Cramer is helping investors understand the day's downturn and what it means for your money. First, he's giving you his Game Plan for all the action he's got an eye on next week. Then, as Cramer wraps up his week in San Francisco, AMD CEO Lisa Su stops by to break down all of the biggest announcements out of the company's Analyst Day yesterday. Plus, Cramer goes one-on-one with CyberArk CEO Udi Mokady to learn more about how the cybersecurity company is working to protect our increasingly digital world.

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The Dow closed up over 200 points and Jim Cramer is in San Francisco breaking down all the headline that moved the averages today. Then, Lyft Co-Founder and President John Zimmer joins Cramer to talk about the stock's bumpy ride as of late and where the company is headed. Next, e.l.f. Beauty CEO Tarang Amin stops by to discuss the company's most recent quarter. Next, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora talks cybersecurity, the current threat environment and more. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Broadcom CEO Hock Tan.

The Dow closed up slightly higher and Jim Cramer is breaking down the day's action. Then, as the volatility in tech continues, Cramer's trekked to San Francisco to take the pulse of the sector from the heart of Silicon Valley. He's talking to tech titans and top brasses across the sector to find buying opportunities and get an outlook for the beaten down space. First, ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott joins Cramer. Then, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz sits down for an exclusive. Plus, Cramer goes one-on-one with Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson.

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All three major indexes rose, coming off two consecutive down days, and Jim Cramer’s breaking down the market's return from their lows. Next, Dow CEO Jim Fitterling joins Cramer to discuss the business' outlook, how the company is poised to perform in a recessionary environment and responds to analyst concerns about the stock. Then, Excelerate Energy CEO Steven Kobos shares some insight on his company’s outlook, growth potential and more. Plus, Cramer's giving his take on John Deere after earnings and giving investors his take on the stock

All three major averages continued to fall, advancing yesterday's losses, and Jim Cramer’s taking you through the market's moves. Next, SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten joins Cramer to discuss the company’s latest earnings and the state of cybersecurity. Then, Cramer gets some homework done and takes a closer look at Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure and DigitalBridge Group. Plus, with global energy markets shaken by the Russia-Ukraine war and climbing costs, Cramer's giving his take on the state of the energy space and the White House's impact on the drilling industry.

All three major averages fell to close out the month, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's downturn after last week's rally. Next, Salesforce Co-CEO Marc Benioff joins Cramer to discuss the company’s 1Q23 earnings and updated guidance. Then, HP Inc. CEO Enrique Lores talks to Cramer about the company’s quarter, including its PC and printer numbers. Plus, Cramer’s going Off The Charts with Larry Williams to see if investors should trust last week's rally or if it was merely a bounce.

Billions of dollars of value has been wiped off the cryptocurrency market in the last few weeks driven by a sell-off in stocks and the collapse of algorithmic stablecoin terraUSD and its related token luna. CNBC’s Frank Holland covers every angle of crypto; from companies holding billions on their balance sheets to individuals investing in their retirement account.

Inflation is hitting the heartland! CNBC’s Brian Sullivan discusses how energy’s spike is impacting everything from trucking, to farming, to deposits in your bank account. He spoke with the CEO of Farm Equipment Maker CNH, The CEO of Travel River and the owner of a single restaurant trying to stay in business.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index closed Monday’s trading down more than 26% year-to-date, and the Dow Jones U.S. tech sector has also shed more than 26%. A warning from one social media company is sparking worries across corporate America, putting nearly a half a trillion dollar dent in the market. Is this the sign of a shake out, or could more pain the tech space be coming? CNBC’s Jon Fortt spoke with CNBC experts and investors to find out what the tech routs means for your money.

Inflation is at the highest level in over 40 years. It’s been a drag on markets, with the Dow doing something it hasn’t done in over 100 years – down eight weeks in a row. Averages closed higher today, trying to recover from last weeks sharp selloff. Investors are searching for footing as the tide of inflation rises, leaving no sector untouched. CNBC’s Becky Quick spoke with CEO’s who are being effected by inflation headwinds including the CEO’s of Papa John’s and Angi. Plus, the oracle of oil, Rusty Brazil and the retail washout with expert Matt Boss.

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The Dow went up 31 points after yesterday’s sell-off, and Jim Cramer's guiding investors through the market. Next, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora joins Cramer to discuss earnings, the current cybersecurity threat landscape and the company’s outlook going forward. Then, Constellation Energy’s President and CEO Joe Dominguez talks to Cramer about climbing energy prices, government support and more. Plus, Cramer revisits the defense industry by taking a look at four stocks and giving you his picks.

The Dow dropped 1,165 points, its biggest decline since 2020, and Jim Cramer's breaking down the biggest headlines that you need to know. Next, Wingstop President and CEO, Michael Skipworth joins Cramer to recap his company’s Investor Day, the deflation of chicken wings and more. Then, Alteryx CEO Mark Anderson gives Cramer a recap of his company’s Investor Day and the ongoing transition to a cloud-based model. Plus, Cramer takes a look at the potential in lithium stocks.

The Dow rallied 400 points, and Jim Cramer's taking you through the market’s rally. Next, Caterpillar Chairman and CEO Jim Umpleby joins Cramer to share the key messages from his company’s Investor Day. Then, Take-Two Interactive Chairman and CEO Strauss Zelnick talks to Cramer about his company’s recent quarter and future outlook. Plus, Cramer shares his insight on Walmart’s 1Q '22 report after today's 11% drop in the stock.

The Dow Jones traded 27 points higher, and Jim Cramer is bringing context to the market’s moves. Next, Masimo Founder, Chairman and CEO Joe Kiani discusses his company’s latest acquisition in the consumer electronics space. Then, Nucor President and CEO Leon Topalian joins Cramer to talk about his company’s acquisition of C.H.I. Overhead Doors and what’s next for the steel company. Plus, Cramer revisits his list of accidental high yielders with a new set of stocks to watch amid the market's volatility.

All three major averages bounced to end off the week and Jim Cramer is taking you through next week with his Game Plan. Next, Hostess CEO Andy Callahan talks to Cramer about inflation, quarterly results and more. Then, Zebra Technology CEO Anders Gustafsson joins Cramer to discuss earnings and why the company lowered its guidance. Plus, Utz CEO Dylan Lissette shares insight on the company’s organic growth this past quarter.

The Dow dropped in its sixth consecutive day of losses and Jim Cramer is guiding investors toward areas of opportunity. First, Molson Coors Beverage Company CEO Gavin Hattersley talks to Cramer about his company’s quarter results and new products. Then, Affirm soared after earnings and CEO Max Levchin discusses company partnerships, earnings, guidance and more. Next, Micron Technology CEO Sanjay Mehrotra gives Cramer a recap of the company's Investor Day. Plus, Diamondback Energy's CEO.

All three major averages closed lower and Jim Cramer is helping investors through the continuously volatile market. Then, Unity Software CEO John Riccitiello talks to Cramer fresh off earnings to discuss what brought the company to lower their full year guidance. Next, GlobalFoundries CEO Dr. Tom Caulfield joins Cramer as the first in-studio guest in more than two years to discuss 1Q '22 results and more. Plus, Roblox CEO Dave Baszucki shares insight on the company’s key financial and operating results from the most recent quarter.

The Dow continued to move lower while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose, and Jim Cramer is taking you through the day’s action. Then, after Upstart fell 56% today and CEO Dave Girouard sits down to break down yesterday's earnings and find out what sent the stock tumbling. And, Pfizer announced today it will acquire Biohaven Pharmaceuticals - Biohaven CEO Vlad Coric is discussing what it means for shareholders. Next, need a new sole mate for your portfolio? Crocs CEO Andrew Rees joins Cramer to talk about the company's most recent quarter and HEYDUDE acquisition. Plus, Cramer talks to Sysco CEO Kevin Hourican.

All three major indices continued to tumble, with the Dow falling more than 600 points and S&P dropping below 4,000 to the lowest level in a year, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market’s move lower. Next, American Electric Power CEO Nick Akins talks about the future of the grid and the outlook for the energy sector. Then, could Papa John's help investors make some dough? Papa John’s CEO Rob Lynch joins Cramer after earnings to break down the numbers. Plus, XPO Logistics CEO Brad Jacobs.

All three major averages continued to drop, posting a losing week, and Jim Cramer’s helping investors navigate next week's action with his Game Plan. Then, Sempra CEO Jeff Martin joins Cramer to give an overview of the company's first quarter results and talk LNG. Plus, MP Materials CEO James Litinsky talks to Cramer about his company’s earnings report, infrastructure projects and more.

The Dow Jones fell over 1,000 points after yesterday’s rally, marking it as the worst single-day drop since 2020, and Jim Cramer’s taking you through the market’s sharp downturn and helping you find areas of opportunity. Then, Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield joins Cramer to talk about his company’s first quarter numbers and the state of oil amid recent volatility. Next, Shopify President Harley Finkelstein discusses the company’s plans for growth amid today’s tech rout. Plus, Cramer’s digging into Scott’s Miracle-Gro and guiding investors on whether to be bullish or bearish on the stock.

The Dow Jones continued to rise, rallying 900 points, and Jim Cramer is taking you through the market’s rally. Then, Clorox CEO Linda Rendle talks to Cramer about her company’s organic growth for the first time since 4Q '20. Next, CEO of GXO Logistics Malcolm Wilson shares more insight on his company’s earnings amid the rise of e-commerce. Plus, Revolve Co-Founders and Co-CEOs Mike Karanikolas and Michael Mente join Cramer to discuss their company’s quarter, active customer growth and more.

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The Nasdaq Composite rose while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones were flat, and Jim Cramer is breaking down the market's sharp reversals off their lows. Then, AeroVironment CEO Wahid Nawabi talks to Cramer about his company’s commitment to provide 700 armed drones, known as Switchblades, in American military support for Ukraine. Next, Best Buy CEO Corie Barry joins Cramer as part of NBC News' “Inspiring America” event, featuring business leaders with innovative practices that elevate their employees, consumers, and the world at large. Plus, Five9 CEO Rowan Trollope breaks down his company’s outlook after reporting a beat and raise quarter.

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The Dow fell over 900 points, marking its worst day since 2020, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the massive decline in all three major averages and giving you next week's Game Plan. Then, Cramer takes a deep dive into Danaher, focusing on its most recent earnings report. Next, how well do you know your IPO? Cramer explores Excelerate Energy, a liquefied natural gas transportation company that went public last week. Plus, Cramer's cautioning investors to stay diversified to hedge against volatility on down days like today with “Am I Diversified?”

All three major averages closed lower, and Jim Cramer is taking you through the market’s dip after being hit by hawkish commentary from the Fed. Next, Cramer's modifying one of his tried-and-true strategies, the Rule Of 40, to fit a more volatile market. Then, after its post-earnings slump, Cramer weighs in on Carvana’s first quarter report and what it means for the used car market. Plus, Huntington Bancshares CEO Steve Steinour joins Cramer fresh off earnings.

The Dow climbed 250 points while the S&P 500 stayed flat and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1%, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the mixed market. Next, Cramer dissects Netflix’s disappointing first quarter results, the stock's massive drop and what investors should do next. Then, as soaring costs hit consumers, could inflation finally be tapering? Cramer goes Off The Charts with the help of Larry Williams to find out. Plus, Cramer shares some of the most important points to come out of Halliburton's first quarter earnings.

The Dow rose 500 points Jim Cramer is helping you make sense of what drove the market's move higher. Next, Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh joins Cramer discuss the company’s recently announced partnership with retail giant Walmart. Then, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan breaks down the company's quarter, reported yesterday. Plus, Prologis CEO Hamid Moghadam joins Cramer to discuss the company’s growth and most recent quarter.

All three major averages fell before an extended weekend and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into next week's action with his Game Plan. Next, CFO of Zoom Kelly Steckelberg joins Cramer to talk about the company’s recent Work Transformation Summit with insight into their latest innovations. Then, Cramer kicks off his final installment of his GARP, or “growth at a reasonable price” stock series and focusing on five industrial stocks. Plus, Cramer's examining CarMax’s most recent earnings report and using it to gauge the health of the used car space.

The Dow climbed over 300 points after two days of losses, and Jim Cramer is taking investors through the market's gains after yesterday's dip. Next, with the pandemic still weighing on the stock market, Cramer’s checking in with Dr. Eric Topol on the current state of COVID. Then, Cramer shares some insight on some beaten down semiconductor stocks, to see if any are worth buying after screening them for “growth at a reasonable price”. Plus, get a technical perspective on the volatile market as Cramer goes off the Charts with the help of technical analyst Carolyn Boroden.

All three major averages extended yesterday's losses and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market’s downturn. Then, Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson talks to Cramer about the findings from the company's latest customer engagement study. Next, Cramer shares the next group of GARP stocks to keep an eye on - ones he’s calling the “Underappreciated Financials.” Plus, Cramer shares some insight on a new company to look out for in the oil space, HighPeak Energy.

The Dow dropped more than 400 points to start off the week, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market's bearish turn. Then, key JP Morgan retail analyst Matt Boss joins Cramer to talk about trends in the retail industry, consumer spending and more. Next, since the days of investing in a company solely based on their earnings growth are over, Cramer takes investors through companies that are growing at an above-market rate, but still have a reasonable valuation - known as growth at a reasonable price, or GARP, stocks. Plus, satisfy your chocolate craving as Cramer explores The Hershey Company and its performance amid inflation pressures.

The Dow ended off the week on high note, climbing 230 points while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite took a dive, and Jim Cramer is breaking down the day's market moves. Then, Constellation Brands President and CEO Bill Newlands joins Cramer to discuss the company’s recent earning reports and growth for the future. Next, RBN Energy's CEO Rusty Braziel talks to Cramer about natural gas production, crude prices and more. Plus, Cramer searches for the cheapest retail stocks in the S&P, narrowing it down to nine names to keep your eye on.

All three major averages rose, making a comeback after a two-day streak of losses, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what drove the market higher. Then, Best Buy CEO Corie Barry talks to Cramer about the company’s fourth quarter earnings and guidance. Next, Conagra CEO Sean Connolly joins Cramer fresh off earnings to talk about the impact of inflation. Plus, Cramer’s your caddie and provides a closer look at two golf stocks, Acushnet Holdings and Callaway Golf.

The Dow fell 0.42%, the S&P 500 dipped .97% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped another 2.22%, continuing yesterday’s slump, and Jim Cramer is taking investors through the market’s downturn. Then, CEO and President of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Frank Del Rio joins Cramer to discuss the company’s strategy amid challenges brought on by the pandemic and surging fuel prices. Next, Cramer takes investors through Loews Corporation, a diversified family-run business and S&P 500 company with interests in insurance, lodging, energy, and packaging. Plus, Cramer is going Off The Charts to find a bull market somewhere in the volatile market.

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The Dow climbed 0.3%, the S&P 500 gained 0.81% and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 1.9%, starting the week off on a high note, and Jim Cramer is taking investors through what drove the averages. Next, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon joins Cramer to discuss the company’s acquisition of Arriver from SSW Partners and what opportunities the deal could unveil. Then, Founder and CEO of Wonder Group Marc Lore talks to Cramer about the technology and strategy behind the company's food delivery system, dubbed "Wonder Truck." Plus, Cramer takes you through a recap of the first quarter with an overview of the best and worst performing stocks.

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All three major indices finished lower to close out the worst quarter since March of 2020 and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what drove the market’s dive. Next, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora joins Cramer to talk about emerging cybersecurity concerns and further developments on threats from Russia amid the war in Ukraine. Then, with prices for consumer goods rising, Cramer takes a look at two major dollar stores, Dollar General and Dollar Tree, to see if they can work in this market. Plus, Cramer gets some homework done and gives investors a closer look at two stocks from recent viewer callers, Gladstone Land and Alto Ingredients.

The Dow fell 65 points and Jim Cramer is taking investors through the day's market action. Then, Paychex CEO Marty Mucci joins Cramer to talk about employment growth, the company’s quarter and more. Next, Tellurian CEO Charif Souki talks to Cramer about the energy space and gas policy. Plus, Cramer gives his take on the potential dangers of after-hours trading.

All three major averages eked out gains and Jim Cramer is breaking down what drove the market higher today. Then, FedEx announced yesterday that Founder, Chairman & CEO Fred Smith will move to the role of Executive Chairman and Smith joins Cramer to talk about the transition. Then, McCormick CEO Lawrence Kurzius talks to Cramer about the state of inflation and how rising costs are impacting consumers at home and at restaurants. Plus, could Yeti keep your portfolio cool this summer? Jimmy Chill is taking a closer look and giving his take.

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The Dow fell 202 points after Fed Chair Powell sounded the alarm on inflation and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market's downturn. Then, Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski joins Cramer to talk about how raising interest rates are impacting financial names, the outlook for the IPO market and more. Next, the major averages rallied last week and Cramer is breaking down what names moved higher with the broader market. Plus, Cramer always tells you to shop around for your portfolio - he's eyeing Kroger's potential for profits.

All three major indices posted their bet weeks since November 2020 and Jim Cramer is taking investors through his Game Plan for all of next week's action. then, should investors check into Vacasa? CEO Matthew Roberts joins Cramer to talk more about post-COVID travel trends and more. Then, there's always a bull market somewhere and Cramer is going Off The Charts to find some for Cramericans in a volatile market.

The Dow climbed over 400 points and Jim Cramer is helping investors take advantage of the rally in all three major indices. Then, could Signet Jewelers shine bright like a diamond in your portfolio? CEO Gina Drosos joins Cramer after the stock soared today. Next, Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber checks in fresh off earnings. Plus, as the markets remain volatile, Cramer's laying out his picks for companies that are raising dividends for investors to consider.

The Dow soared 519 points with all three major indices closing up and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's rate hike announcement from the Fed means for your money and the markets. Then, American Express CEO Steve Squeri sits down with Cramer to talk more about the future of travel, small business and more. Then, have investors finally seen a bottom or was today's rally just a bounce? Cramer goes Off The Charts to find out. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with the SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten.

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While Cramer is off this week, CNBC’s Tyler Mathisen examines what the upcoming Fed decision could mean for the economy, stocks and your investments. Federal Reserve officials are expected to hike interest rates for the first time since 2018 – but this isn’t your typical rising rate environment. Uncertainty of war, inflation at a 4-decade high and extreme market volatility is changing the playbook for investors.

While Cramer is off this week, CNBC’s Frank Holland examines tech stocks - once a safe-haven in volatility is now this year’s laggard. Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities and Kate Stockton, Founder of Fairlead Strategies, discuss opportunities in the space despite the carnage. Jim Cramer gives his take on whether the recent tech wreck looks like another dotcom bubble bursting. Plus, a Silicon Valley insider who says 2022 is already too risky.

While Cramer is off this week, CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla examines how cryptocurrency investors should consider President Biden’s latest crypto executive order. Could the decision call crypto’s ‘neutrality’ into question? Plus, FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried reacts to the news. And as the conflict in Russia escalates, one Ukrainian founder is working to build a bridge between the crypto-sphere and the Ukrainian resistance.

While Cramer is off this week, CNBC’s Brian Sullivan is live from the most important oil conference in the world – CERA week. Tonight: Oil rockets higher as President Biden bans Russian Energy. The unprecedented move is sending shockwaves through global markets. OPEC Expert Helima Croft discusses just how high gasoline prices may go. Plus, the biggest players in the space, including the CEO’s of Occidental Petroleum, Pioneer Natural Resources and Williams Companies.

While Cramer is off this week, join CNBC’s Sara Eisen for Your Money 2022 and go beyond the market headlines. Tonight: How China can help Russia on trade policy, the U.S. travel sector’s post-pandemic comeback, the impact of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine on the payments space, and how a Russian oil ban could send oil prices above $200 a barrel.

After a volatile week on Wall Street, with the Dow closing down 180 points, Jim Cramer is giving you his Game Plan for all the major reports that might move the market next week. Then, after a remarkably strong quarter, the incoming CEO of Splunk Gary Steele joins Cramer to talk about the better-than-expected quarter and the leadership changes happening at the company. And, it's National Snack Day, and Cramer's got an exclusive with a leader in the space - Hostess Brands CEO Andy Callahan breaks down the company's most recent quarter and long-term growth plans.

All three major indices finished up and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into what helped the market move higher. Then, could Verizon help investors dial into profits? Cramer's talking to CEO Hans Vestberg after the company's Investor Day. Then, Block CFO Amrita Ahuja joins Cramer to break down last week's earnings and how the company formerly known as Square is faring. Plus, in a volatile market, Cramer's laying out one of his picks for a safety stock - don't miss his take!

Shaking off continued fears from the war in Ukraine, the Dow surged more than 500 points and Jim Cramer is explaining all the factors that drove the major indices higher today. Then, Snowflake plummeted over 20% after hours and CEO Frank Slootman joins Cramer to break down the earnings report that hit the stock hard. Next, is this cloud play just what the Okta ordered? Okta CEO Todd McKinnon joins Cramer. Plus, Cramer’s giving you his picks for high quality beaten down names with high yields.

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The Dow closed up over 800 points but posted a weekly loss and Jim Cramer is giving you his Game Plan for what to look out for next week on Wall Street. Then, amid inflation and geopolitical tensions, is gold still a safe haven for investors? Cramer's getting a read on the commodity's outlook from Barrick Gold CEO Mark Bristow. Next, ZScaler Jay Chaudhry breaks down the company's most recent quarter and how it's handling increasing cybersecurity concerns. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Suntory Group CEO Takeshi Niinami.

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The Dow closed down over 480 points amid continued Russia-Ukraine tensions and Jim Cramer is breaking down how investors should navigate the market's move lower. Then, the market's been no child's play as of late and Cramer is talking to Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz to hear more about where the company is headed. Next, Palo Alto climbed after hours and Cramer is talking to CEO Nikesh Arora fresh off the earnings that sent the stock soaring. Plus, Carrier Global CEO David Gitlin joins Cramer after the company's Investor Day to talk sustainability, growth targets and more.

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The Dow surged 273 points in a rebound from January's volatile losses and Jim Cramer is giving investors an inside look into what moved the market higher today. Then, Brunswick CEO David Foulkes joins Cramer after last week's earnings to break down the quarter. Next, Cramer's looking at the top 10 holdings in Cathie Wood's ARK Innovation ETF and giving his take on each name. Plus, paging Dr. Cramer! He's giving investors his picks for the best names in the medical device space to pick up after their recent dips.

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The Dow fell 7 points and Jim Cramer is breaking down the day's moves as Wall Street continues its volatile week. Then, McCormick climbed to a new 52-week high today off a top and bottom-line earnings beat and CEO Lawrence Kurzius joins Cramer to dig deeper into the numbers. Then, could Nucor be a stock of steel for your portfolio? Cramer's talking to CEO Leon Topalian. Plus, with more and more companies coming public via SPAC, IPO and direct listing, Cramer's taking a closer look at some of the newest names on Wall Street.

The Dow swung 900 points before finishing down 130 and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's Fed meeting and the market's reaction mean for your money. Then, Cramer's keeping it PC as he takes a closer look at the two largest PC makers, Dell Technologies and HP Inc. Next, Cramer gives you his picks for stocks that are down 50% from their highs and are trading at 50x earnings. Plus, Qualtrics Founder and Executive Chairman Ryan Smith and CEO Zig Serafin.

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It was a rollercoaster day where the Dow closed down 313 points after climbing as high as 400 points in the session and Jim Cramer is cracking the code on the volatility. Then, while the supply chain crisis continues to wreak havoc across a host of industries, could now be the time to turn to logistics stocks? Cramer digs deeper with Prologis CEO Hamid Moghadam. Next, earnings season is off to the races, and Cramer is taking a closer look at the biggest financial names after their reports. Also fresh off earnings, First Horizon CEO Bryan Jordan joins Cramer to dig deeper into the numbers.

The Dow tumbled 340 points and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the major averages' continued carnage. Then, in a two-part interview, SEC Chair Gary Gensler joins Cramer to discuss cryptocurrency, SPAC regulation, retail investors, climate change disclosures and the SEC's plans to protect investors. Next, SoFi surged 14% today on news of its regulatory national banking charter win and Cramer's sitting down with CEO Anthony Noto to break down what it means for the company going forward. Finally, Cramer declared the oil stocks uninvestable at one point, but he's changed his tune as the space has evolved- listen up to find out why.

It was a losing day on the tape, where the Dow plunged 543 points, and Jim Cramer is breaking down the downturn. Then, Sports Entertainment Acquisition Corp. is expected to close its deal with sports betting company Super Group in the coming weeks, but will this deal be a touch down for investors? Cramer's talking to Chairman and CFO Eric Grubman. Next, Airbnb’s CEO announced his plans to roam and stay in Airbnbs, and Cramer's giving his bull case for the stock. Plus, oil soared to its highest level in 7 years today - what could the rest of the year hold for the hot commodity? Cramer's asking RBN Energy CEO Rusty Braziel. Finally, earlier today Microsoft announced its plans to acquire Activision Blizzard in a $70 billion all-cash deal and Cramer's revealing what Microsoft saw in Activision that others didn’t.

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The Dow dipped 5 points, the S&P declined 0.41%, and the NASDAQ lost 0.96% to close out the week and Jim Cramer is giving you his Game Plan for next week's action. Then, Cramer says Twitter is broken…but he's giving execs a 5-step plan to fix it. Next, 2022 is the year of companies with real earnings, so Cramer reveals his list of tech stocks with real earnings to keep on your radar. Plus, JPMorgan is set to hold its annual Healthcare conference next week and analyst Lisa Gill joins Cramer for a preview.

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The Dow gained 247 points, the S&P advanced 0.64% and the NASDAQ jumped 1.20% on the first trading day of 2022 and Jim Cramer is explaining how betting on hope led some of the biggest names in the market higher. Next, with 2021 officially in the rearview mirror, Cramer’s evaluating the biggest winners in the S&P to see if their runs can continue. Then, the flipside - he’s digging into names with the biggest declines for the year. Plus, more than sixty companies in the S&P 500 have raised their dividend payouts every year for at least the last 25 years and Cramer’s revealing the dividend aristocrats that might be worth keeping your eye on.

Santa’s not only coming to town, he came early! The Santa Claus rally continued today as the Dow gained 197 points, the S&P climbed 0.62% to a record high, and the NASDAQ jumped 0.85% and Jim Cramer is breaking down all the stock-ing stuffers that are on his nice and naughty lists. Then, Boxed CEO Chieh Huang opens up about the company’s journey that started in his parent’s basement. Next, 2021 has seen the rise and fall of the SPAC and Cramer’s picking his plays that could survive the SPAC-lash. Plus, in the season of giving, Cramer is highlighting one private company that’s developed a unique way to give back, Celadon Financial.

The Santa Claus rally continued today, with the Dow gaining 261 points, the S&P climbing 1.02%, and the NASDAQ jumping 1.18% and Jim Cramer is breaking down all the action. Next, as omicron spreads rapidly, emergency physician Dr. Jeremy Faust shares his plan that could help slow the spread. Plus, Cramer’s writing a prescription for Eli Lilly & digging into the buying opportunity the big pharma powerhouse provides. Then, what’s state of the labor market after the emergence of omicron? Cramer’s asking the head of one of the country’s biggest payroll processors, CEO of Paychex Marty Mucci. Finally, post-COVID, home is where the work is - Cramer has some stocks that could benefit from the continuing rise of the home office.

The Dow roared 561 points, the S&P jumped 1.78%, and the NASDAQ surged more than 2% today - big names and headlines moved the market but Jim Cramer is explaining how Micron had the biggest impact on the averages. Then, Cramer's making sense of the omicron variant with Dr. Michael Mina. Next, Is the Santa Claus rally coming to town? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out what the new year could bring. Plus, the CEO of Blade Air Mobility, Rob Wiesenthal, talks to Cramer after sales for the company known as the "Uber for helicopters" soared this past quarter.

The Dow, S&P and Nasdaq all closed down more than 1% and Jim Cramer is explaining why he's telling investors to keep calm and carry on. Then, the omicron variant is already breaking daily case records in some areas and Dr. Eric Topol makes sense of the surge. Next, you’re probably used to watching Hallmark holiday love stories this time of year, but Cramer has 3 break up stories from three of the biggest pharmaceutical names that you should have your eye on too. Finally, cryptocurrency made its mark in 2021, but what’s in store for 2022? Founder and CEO of cryptocurrency and asset exchange FTX Sam Bankman-Fried shares what he's seeing.

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The Dow closed down 30 points and Jim Cramer is breaking down all the headlines that brought all three major averages lower. Then, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen joins Cramer to take a closer look at the company's latest quarter. Then, Cramer's laying out the bull and bear cases on home furnishing play Wayfair. Plus, how should investors approach the SPAC market? Cramer's digging deeper into the red-hot space to see what could be in it for homegamers.

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The Dow, S&P and Nasdaq all closed down and Jim Cramer is likening this market to fantasy football - hear what he is drafting, starting and benching. Then, Founding Partner of MoffettNathanson Craig Moffett breaks down the firm's deal with SVB Financial. After, CEO of MongoDB Dev Ittycheria joins Cramer to give more details on the company’s latest quarter and where the company is headed. Plus, last week Starbucks employees in Buffalo made history by voting to become the first unionized Starbucks location in the U.S. - Cramer is talking to one of the baristas that led the union effort now getting national attention. Finally, Cramer said he expects the Fed to announce rate hikes to combat inflation – hear where he thinks it will make the biggest impact.

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The Dow closed flat with the S&P and Nasdaq both taking losses and Jim Cramer is ex-plane-ing what’s going on with Boeing and how investors should handle pain in the market. Next, Hormel CEO Jim Snee gives details on the latest quarter from the company behind Spam, Planters and Skippy. Then, CEO of Ford Jim Farley talked to Cramer as a part of the inaugural CNBC Investing Club event today and Cramer's recapping the highlights. Plus, fresh off news of a deal with GM, MP Materials CEO James Litinsky shares where the largest producer of rare earth materials is headed long term. Finally, Cramer opens the door and checks out what’s really going on inside the housing market.

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Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

The Dow and S&P made gains while the Nasdaq fell and Jim Cramer is helping you make sense of the numbers as some major stocks sold off. Next, HP CEO Enrique Lores gives the details of the computer company’s recent quarter and future outlook. Then, Former CEO of Unilever, Paul Polman, talks about his new book “Net Positive” and how companies benefit by giving back. Plus, Cramer heads to the supermarket to investigate rising prices and what should or shouldn’t be done about inflation. After, GAP CEO Sonia Syngal explains how the retailer has been strained by the supply chain crisis and what it has in store for the holiday shopping season.

The Dow closed up slightly while the S&P and Nasdaq closed down. After a mixed day, Jim Cramer takes you through some forgotten stocks that you might want to add to your shopping list. Then, Traeger CEO Jeremy Andrus serves up some numbers on the growth of home cooking and how the grill company can take advantage. After, hear more from Cramer’s exclusive interview with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Nvidia’s artificial intelligence technology and his vision for the omniverse. Next, Zebra Technologies CEO Anders Gustafsson joins Cramer on the 30th anniversary of the company’s IPO and explains how it benefitted from the supply chain crisis. Plus, Cramer says investors have to stop freaking out about the stock market every time there’s another big COVID outbreak – hear why.

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Mad Money is taking over San Francisco! Jim Cramer's gone to the innovation capital of the world to dig deeper into artificial intelligence, the metaverse, EVs and all things tech. First, Five9 CEO Rowan Trollope talks with Cramer about how his company connects clients to customers. Then, Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson explains his outlook for the company after the stock's recent downturn. Next, Affirm CEO Max Levchin shares his personal credit card story that sparked the creation of the leading buy now, pay later player. Plus, Chevron CEO Mike Wirth gives his insight on the future of energy.

With the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq closing up to end the week, Jim Cramer's giving you his Game Plan for the week ahead as Mad Money gets ready for a trip to San Francisco. Then, Duolingo CEO Dr. Luis von Ahn joins Cramer for the first time and explains how millions use the company's app and platforms to learn new languages. Then, American Electric Power CEO Nick Akins shares plans for his company’s shift to renewable energy. Plus, Cramer breaks down this week's breakups - General Electric and J&J.