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"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people make friends, i'm trying to make you some money. so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer i said it before and i'll say it again. you want companies that make things and do stuff at a profit and then return some of the profits to you, the shareholder, with stocks that sell at reasonable valuations. you might think that is a narrow funnel but ondies lake today you could save yourself a lot of heartache and i mean this kind of heartache, but sticking with what works today we saw the hazards of violating new rules with the dow rallying 250 points and filled with sthis and the s&p is down and the nasdaq and the stocks are expensive, tumbled 1.2%. and netflix reported a bad quarter with a net loss of 200,000 subscribers when they were looking for 2.5 million increases. take this. netflix itself made mistakes they haven't been able to monetize 100 million users who borrow the service from friends and relatives and they're worried about tech and

cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica i'm trying to save you money my job is not just to entertain but put it in context. call me at 1-800-737-cnbc. welcome to the american industrial renaissance another bad a day for the dow. the nasdaq doing what it has goi been doing, down more than 2%. on the usually fed worries i want to focus on the greatest untold story of the present moment i like these down days to think about some things that are a little more positive everybody else is negative you see, not that long ago america lost its leadership in manufacturing. sure, we had hollywood, we knew how to make soda, processed food but in manufacturing we were eclipsed by germany, then japan and then ultimately china. we lost our industrial leadership in pretty much every category save perhaps aerospace. but those days, those days are over oh, you sure don't notice it when you have an ugly day like today, but the united states has been reclaiming its trial preeminence in sector after se

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you'd say jim cramer's here for my bowl. and you're out of there in less than two minutes what we're finding is people value that valued proposition and you know, it's very attractive to people in some cases, it's a better proposition than delivery because you control the experience more than the delivery experience. we want to be available for all the occasions. we're just doing everything we can to make the digital occasion as frictionless as possible. as easy as possible. then we won't compromise on the culinary >> i think all of us customers know that. one last question. the other day, we have people sending in all sorts of numbers. rice, all time high. beans, high. avocados are insane. chipotle is a huge consumer of these. what can you do to off set them without raising prices too much? >> yeah, look, we have a full-court press on driving any inefficiencies out of the system i have to hand it to our supply chain team and our partners that supply us. you know, fortunately, we don't buy a lot of conventional items because

cramer. >> hi, mike. >> caller: hi. watch your show all the time. >> thank you >> caller: love it thank you very much for taking my phone call. >> sure. >> caller: well, i'm approaching retirement and i've owned this st stock, epd, i've had it for over 20 years it's always paid an excellent dividend. >> i think you should hold on to that and if it drops, buy more it's only been one of those other than one oake you can buy. i'm broadening the list because it's such a good business, kmi and i can't believe i'm saying this, e.t., which i usually say don't call home but that is -- wow, that's a great business >>> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. >>> coming up, can there be too much of a good thing cramer explains a trade that may have caught you by surprise next thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain and educate and teach about days like today call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. sometimes the whole stock market, the whole stock gets pulverized dow plunged 181 points nasdaq nose dived 2.55%. interesting it was not as bad as the s&p. we had a few of these really ugly markets their classic shake out. that's what i call them. it's systemic like 2008. other than that, every time it makes sense to raise cash, pounce on the stocks weakness. if you got out when i said you dodge about a 4,000 point decline and dow, 11,000. it made so much sense. people were furious when the market came back everybody in the business world. needs to move swiftly. others prices like crazy causing a ton of inflation many others said i think you're way too optimistic because the cheap money will stay forever. they are doing things they shouldn't do that's why the game plan for next week. i want to highlight which companies are best set up. we settl

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"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want the make friends. i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and teach you, so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the bull is dead long live the bull and that's been running through my head ever since we started learning more about what the federal reserve has in store for us to me this market is pivoting, and we need to pivot with it no, no you will pivot with it even if you have to be dragged kicking and screaming doing so that includes a day where the averages started ugly, then recovered, dow finishing up 87 points, nasdaq up 3.6% this was a very pivotal day. when i was half journalist, writing three stories a day about homicide, dashiell hammett, raymond chandler i could get my hands on, i always had in the back of my mind that you had to slaughter your pearlses, those phrase use thought were so ironic, so bold, so brilliant that you put in your articles. those are the ones they had to c

"mad money" starts now ♪ >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica i'm trying to save you money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-737-cnbc. or tweet me. stop giving up on companies you believe in you'll be wrong more often than you're right, and you'll end up kicking yourself on days like today, when the dow surged, the nasdaq sky problem etted -- skyrocketed we were puzzled of how some of the stocks were so doing so poorly it was crushing us and then i was reminded when i worked with karen cramer at my old hendge fund i would see a stock down big and she would ask me, did you do your homework? i would say yes. she would say, do you have conviction absolutely then pick up the phone, get a look at the stock, meaning how much was offered, and buy, sometimes buy a ton of it. right then and there she did it because she said that the sellers weren't as smart as we were. which meant that we were doing something stupid if we decide not to buy the stock too often, stocks go down because people

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money" welcome to xhempblth i'm trying to make you some money my job is not just to intertain you. call me 1-800-743-cnbc you had the stockmarket all of a sudden, you wish you never heard of it. it would have been better to bet on the masters, the 6ers, maybe the miami heat the dow shed 135 points. anne p s&p declined, nasdaq item himmed 2 pound 2%. that's where the pain is that's what i'm hearing, people just feel trapped. well, i'm giving a talk tomorrow to members of the cnbc investor club to take an invasive action in this environment. it's not all that bad. let me give you a preview. this is not the time to sell everything it's a time to pause or buying some areas by all means other areas between the war in ukraine and the federal reserve. it's difficult to spin a positive scenario. it's drug stocks, insurers and maybe soon the until stocks. remember as i have been saying for ages, companies that make things and sell things at a profit and return some profit to sh

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always i promise to help you find it, "mad money" starts now. >> my job is not just to entertain but to teach you, call me or tweet @jimcramer, the grand pivot is upon us, a lot of people are having trouble processing it, that includes today, 138 points, drops 2.7% and nasdaq tumabled 1.384% all part of the pivot, i'm talking about inflation peaking, courtesy of the fed with interest rates quickly as well as the bonds in the future some in demand softened, while supplies were plentiful for a host of goods and for homes. now, as is often the case, people want to fight the fed right at this moment, they can't bring themselves to the believe the party might be over, parties of companies that benefit from inflation, order stocks or cash flow on orders like those in the beaten down nasdaq, any company raising prices will soon want to be a stock you don't want to oin unless they lower those prices, even those like food and fertilizer, those

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[music playing] i'm jim cramer and i'll see you >>> mask madness the cdc telling the white house and the doj that mandates on planes should come back. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> putin tests a nuclear capable missile and issues a new warning. the pentagon's response as russia nears a critical victory in ukraine. response. >>> netflix stoc >>> net flick stock craters down 35%. its worst day in nearly years. what the turmoil means for the future of streaming. >>> johnny depp back on the stand. >> she has a need for conflict. >> his testimony that his ex-wife struck him. >> and i said, what do you want to do, hit me again? would you like to hit me again >> not once, but repeatedly. >> bam. >>> off duty cops allow today smoke weed the new law set to take effect and the backlash. >> we got to set up guardrails and protect the community and our residents. >>> a massive wildfire threatening homes and lives. >>> the ohio doctor walking free acquitted on 14 counts of murder. >> and florida lawmakers take action to punish disney. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, th

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"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain and educate and teach about days like today call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. sometimes the whole stock market, the whole stock gets

senator cramer: thank you. in this era of hyper inflation with the supply side, economic formula has been shorted, let's get after it quickly. i appreciate your commitment to that. we need to do our part and pass and appropriations. we are committed to that. please tell me we'll get that done. i end with this. federalism really does work. and the absence of prohibition is not a license to do it ever the bureaucracy wants. i think that's how it appears to some people. i hope your clarification is comfort. my advise to my governor and state and the five state coalition that work together on these policies is a big footprint out there, my advice to them was ignore it, frankly, the memo. the five of them know what he to do in rural america. thanks for -- thank you, mr. secretary. senator carper: thanks for those questions. especially for giving us what was -- senator cramer: i didn't say law firm. senator carper: we still make law. senator cramer: the consulting firm. so far we have been pretty good. senator carper

talked about it with cramer this morning. being seen as a big concession from some chinese regulators. >> we've seen incredible moves in both directions in many of these names for weeks now. shares of new fort res energy popping this morning the company proposed to build the first off shore lng export facility in as little as a year. as a potential solution to russian gas dependence on europe on the heels of president biden announcement to release 1 million barrels of oil per day starting in may from the u.s. reserves joining us now, wes edens founder and ceo and fortress investment group co-founder and co-coo and the co-owner the milwaukee bucks and aston villa. so let's talk about the fast lng project. you just filed applications yid. it is off the coast of louisiana and the fact that you could get it up in 12 months traditional facilities take four years or longer. how are you able to do it? >> we're using some of the new and some of the existing so the infrastructure to liquify is exactly the same. so it is a technology t

. >> those were your major picks and so without any further analysis, jim cramer, she goes with ethereum. >> i have a big position in ethereum >> you do? >> yeah, i do. >> does that mean it's a good pick for the draft >> yes it was my number serven. i didn't think anyone was going to go for it i took a big gain in another cr crypto i bought a farm with it. >> a place in pennsylvania right here where i was born, and then i took what was left and i bought ethereum. had is, like, you know, we're talking money and it's okay to say hey, listen, i made money and i think ethereum is terrific i'm a believer and you can easily get 35%, 40%. >> can i ask, jim, where bitcoin is on your list? >> no. it was one and done. bitcoin never looked back and it was the pomp that got me in it >> anthony pampliano at the end of the show i told him i dare you to put $100,000 into this thing and i said you know what? done >> so you should call the farm pomp farms >> that's not a bad idea that's not a bad idea. >> that sound means the next pick is in and we turn to stephanie link the strongest link is her team na

to cramer about amazon and apple and the two big stories in terms of the companies that report the results. you know, you talk about two days, and i have no idea what to expect monday, but have fun, and say hello to warren and charlie, and -- >> i have your card. >> and you have my card. bring that back for me. bring that back for me, and i will carry it. that is going to do it for us, and god speed and have fun, beck. "squawk on the street" is next. >> thank you. >>> good friday morning and welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl kwaunt nil la with david faber, and jim cramer is on assignment and apple's supply chain, and hot numbers, and the employment index is the biggest jump in the data set going back 30 years. and constraints are hitting big tech, and apple and amazon are issuing warnings, and robinhood shares are down and reporting shrinking market share and fewer users, and the chinese stock is down shares as beijing is pledging more support. and jim, in your notes today, the analysts are being too critical. >> yes, i speak to my excellent cfo tim cook, you know, for 15 minutes

. >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to squawk on the street i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer futures get a bounce here cpi, the fastest annual rates since '81 comes in light on mothly core. ten year yield drops about a dozen bases points and that's where we begin this morning, the massive inflation number jumping 8.5 year on year it is the highest year on year gain since the early days of reagan, december of '81. but everybody is watching the core number and in particular the drop in used cars down 3.8 is going to be the biggest monthly drop since 1969. >> i know. and i went out with that when i spoke with the gang at squawk. but you got to really respect the work that phil lebeau does, talking to the head of toyota north america saying i don't believe prices will be at peak, this is for new cars, talking about raw materials, steel, aluminum, cobalt but that number for car max was bad. and a lot of that has to be, i think, demand, used cars are up 40%. am i bullish we got oversold. people were expecting a really bad print. we finally got a print that was just bad and we got some aver

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cramer: i don't know how long necessarily, dana. but if we act faster and more boldly, it would not have to be all that long. i do think that expectations he to be managed better. you cannot expect to put the clamps on energy production in the united states will we were once energy dominant. at least energy independent and now we are becoming energy dependent. when they started those actions, flooding the supply-side with the american rescue plan, shutting down energy in their own country. now, this story at her just a little bit ago on your show about california try to go to a 32 hour work week? that's exactly the opposite of what you need to do. you need to boost the supply-side of the economy. not boost the demand side and shrink the supply set. that's what we see over and over. how about the latest desire to forgive every student's debt forever. just more fuel on this fire of inflation. we need to take some tough position. i think republicans and democrats, like joe manchin are willing to talk about it. but we do have to talk ab

where could the stocks be headed jim cramer weighing in on the state of the freight industry. >> lots of people have seen the transports come down, particularly the trucking companies. thinking this has to be the chance why wait until the fed is finish fightening that's a very refreshing view. i've made that mistake many times many my career why is it a mistake? stocks react to number cuts. every time the fed raises the number cuts will occur and all the freight companies. you would only know this if you traded multiple freight cycles like i have. i think a stock like jb hunt is driven maybe later. maybing the beginning of 2023. we at the charitable trust sold u.p.s. why? when the fed starts tightening, it's a very difficult stock to own. we're very close to uber to uber freight. we who runs uber freight and he says the fright rates have dropped 25, 30% in some cases. that's in the spot market. it's very good prelude of what happened after long term contracts roll over. how can i get into a business where i know better than anyone else because i've got it from the source that it's com

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cramer -- >> he's torturing them he's torturing them. these are people not used to being tortured. >> we'll need a little tequila. >> mescal. >> smokey? >> well, my wife's is less smokey because it has agave leaf you'll love it best in show and class of its own. >> have a great weekend, jim. >> you too >> absinth i've seen it on tv shows. it looks crazy i don't think you can buy it anymore. >>> market rates with jay powell saying a 50 basis rate hike is on the table jeremy segal i thought about you when i was talking to mike. we're range bound, he said it makes sense in a rising interest rate environment that the markets are range bound. i said it seems, jeremy, professor, i wonder if you agree. we think range-bound markets resolve themselves with a break out higher considering that in 1982, we were at 800 and now at 30,000 plus it's been a good idea to stay long when you're in a range and it breaks out. do you think it'll happen again this time? >> well, first of all, a range is not -- as long as it was range bound back in the '70s and

black or white reality is jim cramer and i are in the same camp if you listen to the nuance. >> what? >> here's the thing. we're both saying there's huge possibility and potential for semis. we're just looking at it from the different angles i don't mean to be a sissy right now and buy on common ground the reality of what is going on is the u.s. semi conductor market is $560 billion a year. then the pc space. you have intel earning -- produce revenue of $75 billion and shoot. i have notes right here. i didn't know we were going straight to this amd produce revenue of $16.5 billion. amd has been eating intel's lunch and taking market share. there is room for everybody. jim was saying they are taking market share and this and that blah, blah, blah he loves the ceo of amd. he doesn't like pat gelsinger. we have different perspectives on that. and i'm trying to think of it. it turned into a bit of a degree with the bigger picture with the semis are cyclical that cuts both ways. then we are talking about valuation. in my opinion, intel trading 10 to 12 times earnings push back on amd and n

one example, vermont's cnbc analysts, this guy jim cramer over at cnbc, dutifully telling his viewers inflation has officially peaked only to be proven wrong over -- again and again and again. he keeps getting it wrong and as per usual jim cramer kind of looks like an idiot and inflation continues to rise and i do have a question. i watch this show "mad money." why anybody would ever take the financial advice from that guy is beyond any understanding that i actually have. meanwhile fake news cnn msdnc totally ignored biden's big speech on the economy. i wonder why. they didn't run a single minute of his remarks. they pretended like it wasn't happening. because they know like everyone else that joe biden is a massive liability. they frankly just cover for him. and probably secretly embarrassed. they know what we see, he's a cognitive mess. they just want tell you the truth. they'll do whatever it takes to shield him from public view of this is the media mob's presidential production program. right on cue, a very confused looking joe biden yes even covered in bird poop. you can't make i

cramer said the following. i was disappointed by wells and i made a mistake not selling it at 54.55 i'm extremely disappointed in charlie scharf when i see this it makes me angry. >> well, it makes me sad, not necessarily angry except as myself i don't think mr. scharf could really have done a lot better in this quarter we've only really seen citi come out with some really stellar number, scott. the rest of them not so much and it's a tough environment for these guys, so i've written upside calls as i usually do against calls that i own on these banks and that includes bankamerica as well as wells and j.p. morgan. so what i'd like to do, scott is collect about 3% a month we slammed through that this morning. so, in other words, i don't have any protection left from that covered call i haven't wanted to roll it down yet, but that might be something i have to do >> morgan stanley is one of the top s&p gainers. let's talk goldman, though, because that's what we have ownership on today's show. steve weiss, you own

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