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tweet me @jim cramer. so now that going away didn't work, we're supposed to lighten up in june before the swoon? is that the new diddy? behind the initial selling yesterday and today? the dow gaining 49 points. nasdaq climbing 8.39%. why not? we've got 22 days, 22 business days in june that the swoon could happen. so why not go with the other half? sell in may and go away? 22 days to be right. look. i hate these poetic tid bits. if they didn't rhyme, i doubt anyone would give them a second thought. when can we just start hitting everyone? hitting everyone who trots out with a 2 x 4 and make them see stars? the problem is that it is much easier to be publicly embarrassed than it is to be publicly bullish. particularly in this market. it can always be wrong and negative and no one will call out on that. nobody cares about the bears who use these phrases as watch words. for example, the odds are good enough that it is worth uttering this moronic phrase. if the market goes down at any point and youertered it,

please be nice, @jim cramer. here's a rally that's not supposed to be happening. [ buzzer ] this one just wasn't in the cards. sure, tuesday's session, day one of a rally at the british-inspired brutal sell-off. that makes sense. weave 've just gotten through w two of the worst sessions. day two also seemed like an unusual but reasonable possibility, because we had a big takeover, surprises, rally in oil, but today? today when the dow gamed 235 points, and the nasdaq at 1.33%. this was outrageous in its audacity. so few people believed that it should be allowed to take place. it was a totally unexpected surprise. [cheers and applause] let me explain. go back to a week ago, today. we had just gotten pretty close to surety, surety that the remain camp was going to win, that there would be no brexit. that the european union would be preserved. and a house divided against itself was going to stand. and i remember boarding a plane back to new york from san francisco with my daughter, just before the first returns were

call me or tweet me at jim cram cramer. we're in a bad moment, nobody denies that. we have all sorts of things going on. the fed may or may not be on hold tomorrow. if they decide to leave the european union could really disrupt the current european ord order. dow sinking 58 points. nasdaq losing .10. that begs the question, how bad is bad? is this bad any worse than previous bads? isn't it worth asking? especially the talk of a new bear market resonates to everywhere you go and listen. there are all kinds of bad, there are some you have to set up and take notice about like the dot com obliteration that began in 2000. or the 2007 to 2009 great recession, where things fell apart. there was no assurance that the center would hold. you can never go wrong when talking stocks. >> not every bad is big bad. there are derivative declines. over there somewhere. it's a difficult problem to understand, to put in contest, and wrap up in a box with big paper and a bow. that's what we have right now a wave of fear that's lapping up on the shores. the wave is threatening to overwh

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jim cramer weighs in this morning. >>> feeling the burn. more than 30 people seek treatment after walking over hot coals. should the popular fire walk helping people overcome fears be banned? how team robbins is responding today, june 27th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to a "today" on a monday morning. savannah is off today. we have tamron here. let me get this right. you pay to be at one of those tony robbins event and then you walk over hot coals? >> probably a good idea until your first toe hits the coals. 30 people injured. how many people did it successfully? lots to talk about that. >> you look at the glass as being half full. >> i'm not there, that's why. >>> our top story, imagine being on a plane two hours into a flight and you're told you have to turn around to make an emergency landing and then moments after touching down, you see this out your window. the wing of that plane engulfed in flames. that was the

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i'm jim cramer, see you next time. time. >>> the uk has voted to leave the european union. >> the world stunned. >> i think it will have a huge ripple effect around the world. >> british prime minister david cameron resigning. >> i think the country requires fresh leadership to take it in this direction. >> the british pound to historic lows. u.s. stocks tumbling. >> investors pulling a lot of money out of stocks and moving them to u.s. treasuries. >> the dow going out with a decline of 609 points. that's pretty much right at the lows today. >> we are here tonight to explain the global impact as the uk leaves the eu

. >> jerry, it's jim cramer. >> caller: jim. my name is jerry. i'm from new york and i was -- i was wondering about western digital. >> keep wondering. don't pull the trigger. why that group is just really, really difficult. that may be the best of a bad lot. i prefer you to see you in n individu -- nvidia. tommy in virginia. >> caller: my stock is a.o. smith corporation. >> that is a winner. heating, ventilation and air-conditioning. james gen tilli. let's go to ken in florida. ken. >> caller: jim, how are you? >> i couldn't be better there. how about you, ken? >> caller: glad to hear, hear it in ft. myers, florida. good. jim, asking today, how do you think micron technology is going to do? >> i can't think micron is still part of a big dead cat bounce. i prefer nvidia and in that segment i like lamb research. thank you. let's go to mike in illinois. mike. >> caller: boo-yah from chicago. home of the cubs. >> i hate your cubs. go ahead. i'm sorry. last time was such a big defeat g ahead. >> caller: yeah, you made a great call this season about b

tweet me @jim cramer. after a not so hot day where that s&p 500 declined, nascar lostering with need on address an important question. do we have too many of everything? it sure feels like that on a day like today. too many stores, too many trucking companies, too many airlines, too many banks, and nothing can be done about it except survival of the fittest. for the longest time the free market took care of itself. the big fed on the small. we had rational markets based on companies able to combine and take out costs. but in the last couple years, the federal government has turns violently against these deals. we're starting to see the havoc as company that grow are no longer given higher priced earnings and the government has chilled the whole darn process. i think it is a back lash to the justice department's willingness to bless too many airline mergers with the straw that broke the camel's back with the u.s. airlines deal. that raised prices and it changed everything. it has been downhill for mergers e

. >> jim cramer had his mind changed be alate night tv host. >> it's a strange course of events, jay leno. remember he was on wall street yesterday celebrating the opening bell, also a way to market a new tv show about cars on cnbc. leno loves cars. he later did an interview on cnbc talking of tesla, saying stock contradiction ought to recognize how amazing it is there is a new american car maker. jim cramer, cnbc's rather loud and outspoken host of "mad money" spent most of his tv show, saying, you know what leno is right. it didn't much change cramer's opinion of the stock, cramer did say, he's been too hard on the company. speaking of cnbc, let's turn to landon dowdy live at world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: those are some pretty big shoes to fill. good morning to you. wall street can recover from tuesday's losses, futures are higher this morning. investors await today's fed decision and on growing fears of the brexit vote in the u.k. next week. look for inflation and manufacturing and the fed wraps up it's two-day policy meeting this afternoon. janet yellen c

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jim cramer joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, drew. >> i don't know what's on your radar. we've been talking brexit and of course, fed. we'll be watching miss yellen. i'm not sure she will necessarily say anything. >> i think oil is trumping everything. as soon as you see the oil down, the ag rhythm is say you have to sell the market. there is a brexit breather it is oil in control and i think that we have the inventories at 10:30 and are very odd that this is more important right now than what yellen might be saying. i don't know how we got so out of synch that this is what matters but that is what is calling the tune. >> did you see any comments that gunlach made? >> there might be a buying opportunity. the guy has been so negative. now, of course, if you see reports that maybe the british banks will be down 40% by bernstein. maybe that is what he means buying opportunity out there. the nature of some people towards these managers is it is counter productive. it is a counter productive thin

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jim cramer put it right. it's bad. no one is saying it's not. we were much lower than this in february. about 1,800 points lower on the dow in february. we've basically gone back to the early may levels on the dow and s&p. remain vote got traction. >> fear mongers were just fear mongers? >> there were serious implications that we still have to play out through some of this. it's not the sky is falling sort of situation. >> it's funny. probably a lot of people out there, i have a 401(k). over the weekend i looked at my 401(k). i have 30% invested in europe. the fund that i was invested in was 28% on friday. i'm not wearing pants. i had to sell them. that was unnecessary. >>> currency is perhaps the biggest story of the past few days. dollar rising against euro and pound once again. in fact, the pound suffering one of its worst one-day drops in history on friday. it's now at a 31-year low. joining us now, senior european economist at jeffries international and jeremy cook, chief strategist at world first. jeremy, currencies are the big story here.

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jim cramer back to walk us through a few things we need to know to protect our money. good to see you. we mentioned briefly in the last half hour approaching retirement, they look at volatility. >> i urge them not to not an opportunity to buy. >> are you saying don't panic? first of all, people getting close to retirement should not have all that much exposure to the markets anyway? >> well, there's not a lot of income being brought in by bonds so there's not a bad of a mixture of stocks and bonds for people who retired. >> when will you know, after how many days, after how this shakes out if it's a buying opportunity? >> we have seen the european declines bring between 8% and 10% in our country, of a decline itself. only one country where the pain is concentrated. >> it's the summer and people are thinking about vacations and now they look at this and say on the bright side the dollar is as strong as it has been in 30 years against the british pound, and is this the time to take advantage of that? >> 11% decline in the pound so i directions if you take a european vaca

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we're live from the new york stock exchange. carl quintanilla is on assignment this morning. the ball is now in the fed's court. may nonfarm payrolls up only 38,000, that was the weakest performance since september 2010. it was of course well below the forecast for 158,000 jobs created. march and april payroll growth was also revised downward. we are now at 116,000 jobs over the last three months in terms of average. take a look at what this is doing to the markets at this point. well, you know, we've -- we came back yesterday. you can see we are looking for a slightly lower open as of now. european markets already in session. and on the closing end of their day you can see kind of a mixed session over there. this is where we may see the most move is in the ten-year note yield. you might expect of course the expectation the fed's going to move now in june has fallen dramatically. will it even be july. there it is, the yield now 1.72%. we've been sitting of course a good 10-plus basis points higher than that until this number cam

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jim cramer is back to walk us through a couple things we need to know to protect our money. good to see you. we mentioned this briefly in our last half hour. people close to retirement look at the markets and are nervous. >> certainly not an opportunity to sell. that would be a big mistake. >> you say don't panic. people getting very close to retirement shouldn't have all that much exposure to the markets anyway. >> no. we do want to -- we got to understand there's not a lot of income being brought in by bonds. so it's not such a bad idea to have a mixture of stock and bonds even for people who have retired. >> let's talk about this buying opportunity or not again. when will you know after how many days after how this shakes out if it is in fact a buying opportunity? >> we've seen these european declines bring between 8% and 10% to our country of a decline itself. i think this could be a little bit less than that because it's only one country where the pain is concentrated. >> it's the summer. people are thinking about vacations. now they look at this and they say on the bri

jim cramer joins us now. did kind of peter out yesterday, jim. getting it back a little bit today. still suspect the whole underlying strength of the rally? >> well, yeah, look we don't really know brexit. we do have oil looking down today. i look at oil i just keep thinking we bounced from 45 to 50 when we go down a dollar or 80 cents you know we can't have any staying power. you didn't see any of the high growth staying power. it was more of the same, smuckers, general mills, walmart, dollar tree. these are the companies you cannot have a rally on that has any staying power, joe. it just doesn't work that way. >> already. we were harassing senator corker so we have to keep it short, jim. >> all right. thank you. >> we're going to turn it over to you on time right at 9:00. >> all right. >> we'll be watching. thanks. >> thank you. >> see you, jim. we should say that's it for "squawk box" right now. "squawk on the street" starts right after this quick break. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business inter

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i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. >>> another big dive na surprised the world. the uk leaving the european union. the dow plummeting 260 points today. what's next. tonight, expert advice designed to help you make the right financial decisions. this is a cnbc special report. "brexit, facing the fallout." >>> good evening, everybody. welcome. i'm tyler mathisen. >> i'm sue herera. a tidal wave of concern caused

. >>> let's get to the new york stock exchange, jim cramer, intraday high possible today, jim. we made it all the way back, i don't know whether the economy's better, but we're still going to get some help from the fed, i guess. >> well, i think a lot of this is just the dollar not going higher. a lot of it is oil. i mean, when oil's strong, people like the market. that correlation's not been broken. remember brick. you let russia back in. brazil's a disaster. but maybe someone can fulfill role. i think what happens is people feel better regardless of what's really happening, just simply because the industrials do better and the drugs do better and consumer packaged goods do better because the dollar is not going higher. i think the dollar's been crucial the whole way. and every time you look at the dollar and the dollar going down the s&p goes up. and dollar of course linked to oil too. all these things come together every time the fed does nothing. >> have you ever figured out in your long career, jim, how to tell a story stock that actually works and goes up 30 times in valu

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jim cramer is joining us. all this is happening in an election year too. we got 38,000 and in downward revisions, but we're at 4.7, but there's that participation rate, again. and 70% of the country thinks we're headed in the wrong direction, i just -- i don't know. i don't know whether to believe 4.7. something's rotten in denmark, isn't there? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, i'm trying to figure out how much the minimum wage increase made it so people are not hiring as many or there's more automation. trying to figure out the shifts, how you've got people working regular hours. but in the end it just shows you that may was a very weak month in the country. a lot of retailers indicated that that there just wasn't a lot of spend. so it's very tough to figure out. i don't want to be political about it, it's just hard to figure out. is he trying to go through the line items. can you see it all of a sudden jumping in august and september though? i don't know how that -- >> i don't know. >> obviously that implies something. >> yeah, i mean, we should have known w

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jim cramer joins us now. for a while, jim, i was saying here we are looking at oil every day after we do the markets. you know what, now i'm back to thinking we probably should. because it's still working, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. i don't know how much is nigeria offline, i don't know hoich is libya offline. demand in india, demand in china. i know in china some people saying imports didn't show big oil numbers for china. just been taking oil back and forth to china and i would tell you that the demand there is incredibly strong. and a lot of that is because the car registrations are up big. so there is actual demand for oil, which means there's actual demand for goods around the world, commodity prices been up now for six straight days. so i do think there's -- the complex is better. natural gas was a buck 90 not that long ago, now you could say it's because it got hot. i don't care. the fact is there's more demand. >> hey, jim. >> oh, yeah, ken. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> thanks for the alumni gatheri

jim cramer joins us right now. jim, we've been talking about the fed all morning long, what this means, whether they're out of the game of rate headachikes. >> i think it's a green light to buy high yielding stocks but we're still hostage to oil, becky. honestly, when i saw oil down again, i said we're going to take our cue from europe, which is bad because the brexit. you have the fed saying the economy is not that strong. you say, all right, let it come in and i'll buy general mills when it's right, i'll go in and buy some kelloggs. it's difficult to buy anything that needs earnings momentum. kroger is up on a not so great number. that's a domestic company, don't have to worry about brexit. you still got to go to the supermarket. it's a suboptimal situation without as many stocks doing as good as we would have if the economy were better and oil going back to 50, which it's not going. >> oil prices, by the way, down for five sessions in a row, just like stocks have been down five sessions in a row, which will be s

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. brexit, bullard, viacom warnings all lead the headlines. our road map begins with viacom warning on q3. as the board drama continues, we'll go live to paramount pictures for the future. and microsoft wasn't the only offer on the table for linkedin. how sales force missed out. viacom issuing a warning for the current warner. they cite weaker sales after redstone moved to oust five board members. this is a significant warning on estimates. >> yeah. they blame one movie. they claim the slate is going to be very good going forward. but they said the slate was going to be very good going backward. this is a company that's in disarray. if you buy the stock, it's a complete crap shoot. it's rare you are say do we know what's going on in the company? i think they don't. and i say in a vacuum, the stock's a poorer vacuum. i think you buy it because you get a bid but that's just reckless. >> they're looking at $1 to $1.05. the street was at $1.38. a lot of people come in say a nice base had been set on this name. >> yeah. i just look at this situatio

coming up, jim cramer joins us live from the new york stock exchange. we're going to get his take on the day's top stories including this global market rally taking place right now. back in a moment. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins us now. we're not up as much as europe, but big gains today. jim, you think it lasts? >> no. i mean, i think as long as oil stays up maybe there's a chance, but i just find people don't like our market because it's done much better than everybody else. and i think that other than the fact interest rates seem to be going up so therefore there's a reason to own the banks, i just don't see any real enthusiasm for what we're doing here. i see their stocks up gia gigantically, our stocks up typically a dollar, 80 cents. there's so much hated here and a lot is steve liesman's survey. who the heck knows who is going to be president. a lot is you keep thinking maybe after brexit in july the fed will act. it's the same old-same old, so much trepidation and so much dislike of our stocks. >> i like yo

jim cramer joins us now. jim, this is a theme you've early on as usual, but wow, we have a nice safe little country here and some ways don't we, with domestic companies that do what they do and with interest rates headed lower again no where else to go, you can do worse. >> you and i both were from a camp which said it wasn't the end of the world. we were, obviously, i think shouted out by people who said it was and they never get called into question when you say something calm about what you said, it's almost laughable to people. i think it's a shame. talk to ken powell at general mills and puts up great numbers. cheerios, the group of stock, much better. cereal terrific not dependent on brexit. we're drowned out, joe. drowned out by people who say it's a financial disaster and they have great cojensy. you and i have been at this a long time i have to kick it back to you to wonder how they have so much power when we know they've proven wrong within three or four days for most stocks. >> the other thing, jim

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