we do have a first question for jim cramer from scott in scranton, pennsylvania as nike continues to climb, would you hold it into earnings, jim? they report earnings on friday. >> stock is looking down some put buying, but not massive. i like nike. i've liked it for 50 points. i'm not going to back away because someone is selling it. nike has great shine, great direct to consumer, great western europe i think the united states is more direct to consumerer than any sort of store. i'm a buyier >> steph to you from bob in texas. coca-cola, smart investment or not? >> well, i think it's a smart investment, but i own it so i'm a little biased. i'm so surprised it's down 3% year-to-date when pepsi is up 6% year-to-date you get a 3% dividend yield while you wait for the reopen trade to work because that is really what this company is, given their exposure to restaurants and overseas as well but a good as well. good portfolio, excellent management team and good cost discipline so i'm sticking with t. >> joe t. to you, john in santa clarita. i have afternoon interesting in pawz has it run to

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call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet @jim cramer. first there was the $2 trillion stimulus pact, sending americans $1,200 check and expand on insurance if you lost your job and the gold market. then we realize all sorts of companies would make more money under covid than without it. like the cloud security place. this virus pushed through multiple years of digitalization through a matter of months the state home economy triggered a tsunami home buyer innovations. you can turn your home into a gym or entertainment center. you can get speaker system or peloton cycle or zillion video games or whatever gadget you need to stream online or tv. then there is the used car bull market, part of the same trend you need a car to get around when you move from the city to the suburbs or out of the country. everything from lithium motor to carva carvana. automakers with ford and gm seeing their cycles up their stocks are electric. evs went high and then china turned the corner and they beat the virus and their economy came back not to mention all s

the last one i know jim labentha likes, and jim cramer, thermo fisher, price target is 570 a share. the company says they should reinvest covid related cash flows into other opportunities >> rahel, thank you. jim, she's right you own thermo and also winnebago. that's where i want to spend the time give me a thought, this price target, 67 bucks, outperform at wedbush. >> regardless of what the pros and cons are with the pandemic and reopening, the industry was in a secular boom before that happened you saw winnebago hit 72 earlier this summer. i trimmed shortly below there. it reset to a lower level as reopening became more in vogue and people thought they wouldn't sell as many campers camper sales are still going through the roof they also recently bought the motor boat company they're doing a lot of things right. for the last five years they've beat estimates on every quarter. they'll have another quarterly report this month. i think when we talk about it then, we'll see it going higher once again. >> watching it right now thank you for that. >>> up next, the top etfs to watch toda

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stay tuned "mad money" with jim cramer starts now >>> hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. i am trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you, call me at 1-800-743-cnbc, or tweet me @jim cramer or will be madmoney.cnbc.com, covid release and vaccines the nasdaq declining seven base points had nothing to do with covid. it had everything to do with tesla emissions of s&p 500 that means the whole index needs to be rebalanced to make room for a stock that just won't quit tesla closed up to $39 it does not get high flying than tesla. to make room for tesla and s&p index funds. at the keep coming back to tesla because it captivated a whole generation of teslas who don't mind paying off a $60 billion technology company that makes cars i think it is the most important story in years we have seen this before with jeff bezos netflix became a national past time, right tesla taking it up to 11. it becomes an ultimate love the product, buy the stock amazon and netflix have the same dynamics you don't see people worshipping bezos. they worship elon

my job is entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer the nasdaq declining .23%. this was a session filled with chaotic moves. we were driven back and forth over exuberant of fear of covid-19 vaccines and spike of coronavirus cases. it is almost like there is no rule anymore, right? it is all about short term holdings as he told me this morning on "squawk on the street," there are stocks to own and rent some are short term rentals and more like a by the hour hotel. you can have a lot of fun for short term, short time he says but don't over stay. i think that's safest advise and the smartest thing i have heard this week, okay, month last friday i said if we can be in a world of hurt if we didn't get another stimulus unless you got it in on the ground of door dash or air bnb if we do get a stimulus next week, stocks can come roaring back most of us starting to give up with the government. another unemployment to match the latest of the outbreak and instead we have a new hook though the fda approving the first vaccine from pfizer. get ready bec

i am jim cramer, see kramer. see you next time. the news with shepherd smith starts now >>> brand new info on the pfizer vaccine, and this one could change life for millions of americans. i'm shepherd smith the news starts now. >> i feel extreme confidence in the safety and the efficacy of this vaccine >> the top doc trusts the vaccine and proves it. the move to get all americans to follow the fauci and get the shot >> people are desperately hurting. >> and some of the help they need is on the way tonight president-elect biden lays out his plan to get americans more relief. e

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stay with cramer don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jim cramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets, send jim an e-mail to madmoney.cnbc.com, or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> look, i keep telling you it is too soon for the stay-at-home economy for the winter we got some incredible earnings report take cramer's crowd strike on wednesday night these guys delivered a blow-out set of number the shot shut up more than 13% yesterday. it was not done. it tackled on another 8% today could this thing have more upside let's check in with

i'm jim cramer. "the news with shepard smith" starts now. >> i'm shepard smith. on cnbc, and this is the news. >>> such an historic day as we hopefully see the light at the end of the tunnel of this horrible pandemic. >> and healing. finally delivered to the american people. now the largest vaccination effort under way as we pass a tragic milestone. more than 300,000 covid deaths in america. >> hackers het you where you least expect it. >>> major cyber attack. the target? u.s. federa

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this is cnbc >>> get to jim cramer, he joins us live. jim, i listened to you, i -- about robin hood, i watch what happens with robinhood for some reason i don't know, i don't -- i don't like the stuff, the allegations here but i have a very positive view of robinhood for some reason and i love port now. so what am i supposed to think >> i think that they made some mistakes, robinhood. they paid their dues i share with you the enthusiasm. joe, when is the last time we had new investors? you know most people went to s&p, they stopped watching, there wasn't any excitement. some people feel excitement per se is bad. i get that andrew asked a great question about spacs. i saw one today, bark box. i don't know, worth 1.7 billion. i think that -- i wish we could deflate the froth part, joe, because otherwise, new young investors could be the life blood for what we're looking for. >> i guess that was my point i like the interest. i -- it is a double-edged sword when you have, you know, it becomes more almost like sports betting or something that

the heart of cramerica jim cramer joins us now. yesterday there was too much going on to talk about what i thought was a good showing by your team even though there was a loss against one of the highest scoring teams in the nfl. today did you see that, we have al michaels and cris collinsworth steelers/ravens. did you know that was going to be on? >> buddy schefter, i was talking to him about that. i wasn't sure where juju smith-schuster plays a lot were completely thrown off when it comes to fantasy maybe i'll miss most of this in filming but this is a good one because i want to see who baltimore can field. baltimore needs pfizer right now. there's no doubt about it. >> what about pfizer you like the u.k.? i made the point earlier we don't want to cut any corners. if you look up bureaucrat, it's not a pretty sight what they can do with red tape what do you think? >> about the u.k., the u.k. understands that it's important to end be the tyranny of this illness and i think -- i think the world of pfizer people maybe one of the most

call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer there is a reason i am on every show with the same message there is always a bull market some where the market spent the whole morning drenched in red or rebounding the dow advancing 37 points. s&p climbed 9.3% at the moment of maximum panic today, you were getting incredible buying opportunity. you had to hold your nose and search for the bull market i know it is hard. a contagious strain of covid u.k. our government is not doing anything to stop it. there is no american travel ban. on a morning like this one you have to recognize travel stock would indeed get crushed and put pressure on the entire market and generally spreading the air of panic that does not mean that you have to panic instead you need to keep your eyes open for potential opportunities, stocks are being put on sale even if they don't deserve it most ofthese sales are temporary. we know this kind of thing happens again and again, you have to be prepared for it let me give you cramer's bull market some where happened book that made me feel optimistic this morning rath

. >> don't miss jim cramer's exclusive interview. that is at the top of the hour on "mad money. two other acquisitionings salesforce has been involved in. for a guy who said that big deals aren't in his wheel house, it's interesting >> as dan nathan pointed out, debo knows -- i think they completely overpaid. i think that will come to frou igs and the market will understand that. and by the way, go back to august 26th when this stock was trading at 205 what i think you are seeing here is a complete 180, round turn of that 205 to 288 level. i think there is a chance the stock settles in between 205 and 210. i know jim is going to have marc on later and typically that's a positive catalyst. >> b.k., do you like crm >> i have liked them i think the concern that investors will have is is this a signal that internal growth is slowing? we are seeing that sequential growth slow down investors will say i was invested in a company i thought could handle it and said i am not going to do more investments and then they do this. you could have disgruntled shareholders and you could have tech

my job is to educate and teach you, call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer. s&p advancing 2.8% the nasdaq rise. you need to know that this rally from the bottom was largely fuelled by younger investors who can't resist and buy the dip they got enough to move some of the biggest stocks going higher in the market. >> what's the play book for the young people how can you gain it? they don't care if we got so in vaccines coming and scientists say we may have a vaccine glide by the end of january. i am not sure what the heck they care about except buying stocks and going much, much higher. oh, they're in chains and believers and optimists and don't care about metrics of valuations when they have faith in something they're willing to pay up regardless. these investors are making so much money that you need to take them seriously more importantly their hesitations or tell you to get out now on a day where the market goes down the approach has been working. but, what has the convention wisdom done for you lately in the end we may be the ones who adjust, not them not

i am jim cramer. see you tomorrow >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is the news >>> this vote was 20 in favor. none against. >> emergency use eminent moderna, now the second vaccine to be fda panel approved the final green light expected tomorrow >>> sounding the alarm hackers target federal agencies. now a former homeland security adviser says it's hard to overstate the scale of this massive cyber attack. >> fellow members of their fraternity -- >>

ball cue >> guy >> amd melissa >> thanks for watching "mad mon" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. what do you do what the biggest winner from the stay-at-home economy finally disappoints. do you dunk the entire covid cohort or stick with it on a dow when the rose 183% and the nasdaq gained 1.8% the reaction to zoom video communications after it reported a good quarter that wasn't quite good enough for wall street. this company practically sin none mouse with the new normal and look ban on 2020 as the year of zoom so when you see it down 15% it's alarming. you got to wonder what that means for the rest of the stay-at-home stocks. the answer, noth

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber it is the first day of december. and we're back in rally mode with a slate full of news today. mnuchin, powell, senate banching, president-elect rolls out his economic team, zoom, shopify, neo, tesla. the road map begins with the risk to th

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dell, s&p, benioff see you at 6:00, "mad money" with jim cramer 6:00 p.m. eastern time welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen the treasury secretary set to testify in moments we'll take you there as q&a begins ism manufacturing in the meantime, construction spending, let's get to rick santelli >> yes, our november read on ism, well, it comes in a smidge light, 57.5. we're expecting 58 let's go through it quickly. this is the sixth number in expansion mode, meaning above 50, and of course, it's the highest since last month which stands unrevised at 59.3 new orders, 65.1, that's down from 67.9, in prices paid. well, it's basically a lateral move from 65.5 to 65.4 seems like inflation's left the conversation, at least for the moment and finally, ism employment especially important today considering where we are and when the next employment report is, this went under 50 in contraction mode at 48.4 on construction spending this is an october number now the fifth positive read in a row, up 1.3, almost double expect

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures mostly steady. the nasdaq, the russell, the dow transports, busy setup as this historic month for ipos kicked in road map begins with the ipo banner year. doordash set to debut today. pricing above the range. valuing the company at $39 billion. the ceo will join us exclusively this hour. >> plus, records for the market roll on. futures pointing to a higher open the s&p topping 3700 and as covid cases continue to surge, with vaccine hopes on the horizon, delta airline's ceo will join us, first time cnbc. we'll discuss his outlook for his troubled industry. carl >> all right, jim, let's start with doordash, we were just talking about it with andrew and becky and joe. your point yesterday was great story, but be careful. >> well, look, i think there are a couple of things that are going in favor of it people who know the brand, when people know the brand, the younger investors just say, you know what, get me some i don't want them to lose what discipline they have because then we're starting to get int

cramer's bridge, everbridge up in 2020 david meredith joins us. good morning, david. >> good morning, happy holidays. thanks for having me on today. >> happy holidays as well. now, you guys have been very well positioned amid the pandemic your software response to emergencies. but how much of the business is ge dependent on the pandemic and the current economy? >> yeah, it's a great question we pioneered this category we coined critical event management and from anything that can impact the people, supply chains, brand or reputation. if you look at since we've been founded over the last almost 20 years there's been a dramatic increase in cyber attacks, i.t. outages, natural disasters of weather and this year, we've had to contend with a global pandemic so, we have seen volumes on the platform like we've never before more and more customers want to use the technology to help mitigate the effects of the critical events utilizing our software it's a wake-up call for ceos, boards of director, governors, presidents, mayors, saying we need to really be

cramer suggestedpioneer, chevron, mobile. i think you have to be careful with energy. the sector might struggle because of the debt maturity that you're going to have towards the end of the year. so $2 billion worth of debt maturity in 2020, here comes about $10 billion worth of debt maturity as we walk toward the end of the year. i think you have to be very tactical and careful with it but absolutely, i think the consensus is overwhelmingly bullishing in. >> you own pioneer and apache and you may own some others. >> the three i own are chevron, pioneer and iog. apache is my kind of option value in the gas play. the s&p now has 2% in energy it used to be almost double digit. these are really solid companies. they're an option value of getting the earnings right and really being the major players it's really bumpy and they're very cyclical. so investors need to have a tough stomach for it, but i think you'll be properly awarded. >> it relates to the quality names of the energy. our clients have to have some exposure to it but

let's get to cnbc headquarters and jim cramer and you can't overstate how important small businesses and i'm just hoping, jim, that the vaccine, if there is -- if we get a bridge, with stimulus, we need that, but i'm hoping small business comes back bigger than ever once it is safe to go back. and you of all people, jim, you know, you can't make money on wall street unless you go against the crowd. why do you think there is going to be a glut you never explained that to me a glut in the -- you think we'll have enough vaccine before people really believe it >> yes, i have such conviction in j&j i think they're going to be terrific i think that pfizer is going to -- they can step up production a lot of people feel that they're exaggerating how much they can do. i don't buy that but j&j, i think, is stockpiling and is ready spent a lot of money that they don't necessarily are going to recoup because they're just a great company, joe they want to save as many lives as possible. that's their ethos i think they'll surprise us with a one-shot vaccine that is not -- does not require minus 94

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. futures trying to claw thr way into the green after the 28th record close of the year jobless claims come down a touch, covid deaths do set a new record, and we got news on snowflake, crowd strike, chevron, kroger and more our road map begins with markets and new highs. goldman says that a fiscal relief deal is now more likely >> and there are going to be some job cuts at 3m. the pandemic facing a global restructuring for that dow component. and finally, just reading through the note from goldma

that's great we'll see you tonight, jim "mad money" with jim cramer 6:00 p.m. eastern time. good tuesday morning everybody welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl faber with carl quintanilla and we're keeping a close eye on the fda briefing on the pfizer sack convenient, the uk vaccinating their first patients and watch for any stimulus headlines >> the vaccine optimism is exactly where our road map starts with the fda releasing data on its analysis of the covid-19 vaccine of pfizer and beontech >>> u.s. steel is completing an acquisition of big river we'll talk about the deal ayn that has stock is done over the last three months with ceo david birth. >>> as covid cases continue to surge, how business also rely on live audiences for 2021. we'll talk with the ceo of cirque du soleil when he sees a return of live entertainment >>> first to the markets, goldman sachs today upping its forecast for q4 gdp from three to five because of the impressive results of vaccine efforts so far this year david kostin is goldman's chief equity strategy. great to have you. thanks for being

tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. ♪ >>> we need to talk about remarkable run in one of my favorites, stitch fix, the online advisory service that's like having your own digital personal stylist who sends you new clothes and accessories every month, or every other month, or every three months this seems like the perfect fit for the stay-at-home economy but even as the stock came roaring back from the lows, it reported somewhat imperfect quarters in june and september losing a little more than wall street expected. on monday night stitch fix reported again, and this time they knocked it out of the park with a solid top and bottom line surprise profit. even better, they put up 3.8 million users, guidance spectacular. since then the stock is surging from $35 before the quarter to $59 and change today i hate to jinx, but this one is pretty darn intriguing i am on with katrina lake, the bankable founder and chairperson of stitch fix toler more a

jim cramer joins us now. when's christmas, is it a week from today, it's coming up that's all i know. >> definitely. >> rain or shine you know, we had a kind of disappointing retail sales but then we got fedex with all of these shipments. can online just not make up for, you know, the malls being not nearly as crowded, and can people not spending on travel, can that make up for just a lot of people that are hurting right now as well? how is the consumer? it's all fractured and fragmented. >> this is the crux that i think in real life it can't make up but in the stocks that will be traded, it can most of the stocks are enterprise oriented. only some are retail sales oriented and the retail sales we trade are survivors, big cap, not the little guys. look, if you own a private company, i think you're really hurting, but these big guys, they have a lot of access to credit, and i think that they'll do fine. even, look, darden came out today, olive garden, numbers weren't what we wanted, but i wouldn't be surprised

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congratulations, on your new firm >> thank you >> jim cramer said the recovery stocks are handing the baton back to the lockdown winners, the market saying the good news on the vaccine is baked in so it's time to focus on the bad news of the totally out of control pandemic after weeks of focusing on the vaccine, the good news is old news and now the outbreak is front and center so what do we do with that >> you know, again i love jim but i roo expectfully d-- respe disagree if it was any other year, we'd be sitting here a few short days before christmas trying to predict what's going to happen in the markets but now we know, we were in the global pandemic, we're coming out of that. we have a vaccine that will be within full distribution within six-ish months we have these data points. i don't believe there's this swinging back from open stocks to stay-at-home stocks we're looking for opportunities, we're looking for companies that were able to kind of weather the storm and that we think will continue to do well. we're not kind of going back and forth against that stay-at-home open tra

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber. it is risk off as the s&p is on track for the first weekly loss in three, the worst weekly loss in six, actually, amid fears of a no deal brexit vaccine supply, stimulus as the government faces a budget shutdown at midnight tonight our road map begins with pfizer, though, the fda says it will move to finalize that panel recommendation for

farmer jim jim cramer, that makes sense to me farmer jim what happened to mr. valuation >> yeah, well, okay. let's talk about it for a second two days ago you and i and others were talking about the software stocks. i said at the time that salesforce stands apart. it's 60 times earnings, not 600 times earnings you have something special in marc benioff you have to recognize that i think the slack deal makes a lot of sense i think it's great defense against microsoft teams and against zoom while at the same time giving salesforce a new business line to get into. >> they didn't get to to play defense, they got that to play offense. benioff wants to knock microsoft on its tail. >> it's a two-way player they've already got the camel's nose under the tent with the kissedmer relati me customer relationship software and now they can get slack just as easily. the valuation is what it is. because of it, i only nibbled. you actually don't want this stock to come down to a more attractive valuation that would indicate that something's broken in it i nibbled here i want to