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bob in ohio, bob >> caller: hello, jim cramer >> yes, you got me, bob. what's up? >> caller: hey, great to talk to you, thanks for talking my call. first time, long time. >> thank you excellent. >> caller: my question today is about dominion energy. i've been accumulating shares for ten years. it's a disappoint. now we got management talking about review of the businesses and potential sale of more assets most notably the co-point plan. >> right. >> caller: do you see something good here for the long term investor or is this just going to be a house of pain? >> i have been very, very confused cfo leaves, top to bottom. there is something wrong at dominion and i'm not sure until we get the full airing what the heck it is right now you have 4.6% yield i'll be very candid on this one. i have not, not a single idea what is going on at daminon. they should come on air and explain it to us let's go to charles in maryland, please, charles. >> caller: yes, good afternoon how are you today? >> i'm good. how are you? >> caller: good, good. quick question i know ms, microsoft

cramer to find out how he's approaching retailers this holiday season, jim? >> that's right, brian what i like to do is find stocks that will do well after the cristhristmas holidays, not jus before the two set up for this particular 2023 year are costco and tj tjx is the symbol. why costco they could raise the membership fee or they could give you a special dividend and i think they could do one or both of those and why do i like tjx? very simple. because as many of these companies that you hear have clean inventory, particularly the ones in the mall, what happened how did they get cleaned they dumped good inventory forecast to an outfit like tjx there are others that fit the bill here. i happen to think that bed bath and beyond you must avoid but best buy i think you should be in it. i don't like nordstrom i want to avoid it but i do want to be in may cy's i think they will have a good christmas. when it comes to investing, you buy costco and you buy tjx and i do prefer just so people know that you don't trade for christmas because you never know what's goi

george in massachusetts. >> hello, jim cramer. i want to salute you and "mad money" for being very on. >> listen, i wish i could nail it right for everybody. i am very upset the market is overbought and i can't recommend a lot of stocks. what is happening? >> the spark has steadily increased in value since may. it has an earnings ratio less than 10. beyond that, i remain pleasantly surprised at how well this stock has managed to perform, compared to others in the retail sector. again, your staff continue its earnings going forward, or should i take the money and run from 's sporting goods ? >> i have been a fan of 's sporting goods since boulder. this is a terrific ceo. i think you have got a winner. i would buy some here. as it goes down, very overbought situation, it will get more interesting. i am still bias on apparel and footwear in general. that is how i feel. as stocks go down, consider lululemon, columbia sportswear , deckers, or on holdings. only down, not up. pretty much with aap, there is when i have liked the whole tim

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jim cramer joins us right now. we are still trying to get our arms around what happened yesterday with the cpi number, whether or not that's hugely significant, whether there's a the beginning of a trend or not, and what the reaction's going to be in the markets. i mean, we're looking at the futures up this morning. how do you feel about watching the futures up after seeing that big run yesterday >> well, i think it makes some sense. we saw the dollar up the most in seven years. we saw the two year go back under veterans day to close. we saw a lot of the companies that have been doing well whose stock had been going down anyway start rallying and i felt that it was the beginning, because the parts of the cpi that had cooled will lead to other parts of the cpi that are cooling also will lead to layoffs, and that's what the fed needs. it needs layoffs, and it needs to see wages level off, and these were all forerunners of that, so i appreciate yesterday. i think it was very for real >> i was listening to you yesterda

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jim cramer joins us. jim, let's talk retail earnings. lowe's better than expected. target, quite a bit worse. and i heard you talking about it yesterday, just your suspicion that target might fare worse than walmart did because of the focus on apparel and other issues. >> yeah. i mean, it is a little disconcerting because of the cadence, the october was a very weak month in our country. and it was difficult to tell from walmart exactly how weak it was. marvin ellison didn't seem to indicate there is much weakness at all but that's housing. i'm willing to bet what happened is that if the consumer has slowed, which is very different from the retail sales numbers we got, then a company that is a little bit more expensive than walmart, target, could get hurt. at the same time, the note, the amount of stealing at target is a little disconcerting too i think brian cornell can weather this but, but just got the good contract. but it is interesting to see it's been a bad november too i'm trying to reconcile the numbers we got from the government today about retail, maybe yo

get down to the new york stock exchange where a good friend jim cramer joins us now. jim, a whole bunch of earnings coming in this week. curious what you want to do ahead of what may be also a bunch of numbers coming in plus, of course, tomorrow night. >> well, i think that the possibility say tomorrow will get the 5:30 exit poll let's say the predictions. and i think the predictions might show the gop takes the house. obviously takes the senate and so therefore i don't want to sell stocks here i kind of want to wait until wednesday. i know that -- seems like mike wilson agrees with me. and in general, look, i think that the action friday showed you, steve leashman reported on this, don't sweat the program. we have autos going down, we have housing going down. we have some industrials going up, but we have technology in free fall. i think technology in free fall does matter because it's a big part of the stock market so don't sell until we see the whites of their eyes on the election come in wednesday and then let go of some technology. >> what did you make of mr. dil

. >> mohamed will continue with us when we come back, we'll talk with jim cramer and what history tells us about the markets in mid-term election years. maybe more importantly, in the years that come just after that, too. see this morning dow futures off 116. nasdaq down by 45. s&p off by 13. "squawk box" will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing ihg one rewards. seventeen hotel brands. six thousand global destinations. one loyalty program that lets you guest how you guest. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange with jim cramer i want to talk disney, crypto, meta, i want to talk the elections. go >> all right disney, they have espn if we were on espn, we would say he's got to be fired that, that's pretty cut and dry. >> you're firing bob chapek, is that what you're saying? >> absolutely. absolutely absolutely. >> because >> i felt that he had a couple years. the team's going downhill. i mean, that was incredible. last night was really -- the team has been going downhill i had faith. i had faith in frank wright and the colts. i still do with frank because he had

jim cramer joins us ow just talking about the fed again, jim got any -- we had foot locker on and we had a long discussion about retail, sneakers, everything else. should we talk about the fed do we get anywhere with that >> everybody says it's an uncertain environment. uncertain environment. in the meantime the fed seems to think it's the most certain environment ever i'm trying to deal with uncertain environment and promotional and they think it's a certain environment and all systems go the they don't look at the stuff you and i look at. they look at aggregate demand somehow and they decide that all the things we hear from every single company really doesn't matter there wasn't a single company on these retail calls that i was on that said things that were expensive were selling well. almost everybody said things were trading down. it's not going to be reflected in any of the dialogue we're getting. >> the real, very high end of jim, has that ever not been the case i'm thinking about art and how well sotheby's -- >> yeah, the high end that has at times provoked an entire nation be

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there was pressure from wall street jim cramer played a role in amplifying that. the board was up happy the creative community in hollywood was really unhappy i do think disney rank-and-file were unhappy with him and wanted bob iger who schmoozed the cast. this is all inward facing to the time to make a change. >> if all of this is true, is this an indictment of the board? it is an all-star board. you look at the board and literally it is the top of the top across corporate america clearly they have been forced into the position of at least admitting, i think, they made a mistake to some degree >> i mean, you know, i think the indictment or celebration will come in a couple of years. it was certainly incredibly disecisive move >> ben smith of semafor. thank you. >> good to see you >> joe >>> coming up, more of that story. disney story breaking including media analyst michael nathanson. he will join us. we will first talk oil prices now below $8$80. "squawk box" is coming right back ♪♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power o

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i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow >>> it is the eve of the u.s. midterm elections. issues like inflation and layoffs are at center and interest rates march higher. for the first time in years, more americans say they will be voting with their wallets. meanwhile, corporate earnings reflect the same anxiety consumers are becoming more selective where they spend their money. businesses are culting back on spending and hiring, and it's time for some perspective. this is

pace of hiring with the focus on hiring deliberately >>> and commerce secretary raimondo spoke with jim cramer last night and she stressed the move is all about american interests. >> we have to protect the american people against china. period full stop. china has become more aggressive in what they call the military-civil fusion strategy fancy talk for buying our sophisticated chips which is for commercial purposes and putting them in military equipment to advance their military >> the secretary added the u.s. needs to double the amount of people working in the semi industry roughly 300,000 right now over the next 5 to 10 years frank. >> thank you, pippa. >>> turning back to the top story and the countdown to the october jobs report. it comes two days after the fed boosted interest rates by 75 basis points noting the tightening cycle is far from over citing inflation and jobs market. employers hired 205,000 people last month compared with 263,000 in september this is likely held steady. joining me this morning is sarah house. >> good morning, frank >> job growth and unemployment to st

>> i would talk to jim cramer about setting up a charitable trust. how fantastic would that be to give money to your causes. i would set up family trusts as well and i would travel. for sure >> all right all solid plans. i think have you seen "duck tales" with scrooge mcduck bertha coombs, you are stuck with us for now. until the youtube link goes live. >>> the morning rbi coming up and how it can wipe out trillions from the housing market that is next when "worldwide exchange" returns. that ur value omise our relationship will be one of trust and transparency. as a fiduciary, i promise to put your interests first, always. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping peoplea. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com what if you were a trendy apparel company facing an avalanche of demand? to ensure more customers can buy more sherpa-lined jackets, you call ibm to automate your it infrastructure with ai . now your systems monitor themselves. what used to take hours takes minutes. and you ha

cramer called it the afternoon-amazon. he likes shopify as people start to realize independent mvps are having a great holiday season. >>> wells fargo upgrades activision there was a report on friday that the ftc mail time a lawsuit against the deal with microsoft. >>> macau casinos are mostly hire after linen withs licensese renewed. >>> tyler has our update. >>> election official recougss promise dent republicans in the state raising doubt downs about ballot drops all voters put their ballots in those boxes. for the first time since 1984, the world's largest active volcano has erupted. officials say mauna loa's volcano does not threaten communities. >>> jill biden chose the theme "we the people" to remind we are stronger in community than we are apart. brian, back to you. >>> still ahead, congress, it is back to work, and democratic lawmakers are rushing to pass bills before the balance of power shifts in january. 'll look at the issues on the agd agenda, what it means for the markets and your money that's next. >>> all

chuck todd says he is the best, jim cramer saying he is like the warren buffett or jpmorgan of his generation. how many times do the democrats get involved in pump and dump schemes that only help them. it only helps the democrats. then all of a sudden teacher union pensions are lost. this is bigger than enron. more people lost money here than in enron. i think we're only beginning to see what this guy has been up to. as long as you give money to the democrats, you're fine. hang around with bill, give it to joe. supposed to give joe a billion next cycle. >> jessica: he says he is piecing together what happened. democrats on capitol hill are using this as an opportunity to regulate crypto. republicans have been trying to have a light touch with the new financial system. >> dana: the sec, securities and exchange commission, has been wanting to regulate crypto. they were going to go after them, they have been talking to them, they want to understand crypto, make sure there are rules of the road. there was huge resistance, especially from bankman-fried. a lot of democrats he was giving money to we

. >> there were comments from jim cramer last night who said he is warning investors to keep an eye on growth stocks and be cautious going into the cpi data. what are your thoughts there >> i agree with him entirely i think the fed has been very clear. we should expect more rate hikes. we should not expect anything from the fed i'm bearish on growth stocks i agree with him i look for places to hide, seema. >> where would you hide? we have seen a mini rally in the industrial sector. one of my beats. energy is out performing with brent crude in the $90 range what has piqued your interests >> i have been looking in the retail sector. i have been saying energy is long in the tooth. energy is working. it is one of the best sectors. i think food, clothing and shelter. i'm looking at tjx which we own. i think they will have a good quarter. not a cheap stock. yield 1.7% walmart approaching 5% and 7%. target has been walloped target cut inventory and the stock took a beating it is quite cheap. target is one. it is one we are pushing >> for retail, i remember back in the summer, it was target th

watch more again at 5:00 ki of fast, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you money. my jobto entertain, teach, cal me at 800-743-c nnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. when things go awry, they go awry big today was a big day. the dow plunged 647 points s&p plummeted 2.08%. nasdaq nose dived 2.48%. because the market couldn't absorb all the negatives at once let's talk about some of the negatives. i want to start with the election the conventional wisdom is there would be a real red wave, a real republican sweep because the opposition almost always wins big in the midterms and voters don't exactly like ramped inflation. that's why the market is rallying and did much worse. there is so much money run by machines we saw selling which no doubt would have benefitted from fossil fu

the ceowill be on "mad money" with jim cramer at 6:00 p.m. you had amd yesterday and you have qualcomm today. a lot of chips covered on "mad money. traders look as an indication for the tech sector. >>> as we head to break. history in the majors during the world series game four as christian javier and astros combine to throw the second no hitter in world series history 66 years after don larson's perfect game for the yankees back in 1956 this series now tied 2-2 with the phillies hosting game five tonight. what a pitching display by the tros good job we'll be back after this break >>> no pivot no pause that's the message from fed chairman jay powell. >> it is very premature to be thinking about pausing so people when they hear lags, they think about a pause that is premature to think about or talking about pausing our rate hike. >> he is contradicting himself putting the kibosh of anything resembling a pivot >>> investors seeking safety with stocks off the sharply lower session yesterday. futures right now are mixed this morning. >>> netflix

i'm jim cramer sigh tomorrow. see you tomorrow >>> a glimmer of hope. >> definitely cooler than expected >> leads to a major reversal >> man, markets reacting in a big way. >> which leads to a stampede on wall street. >> this is turning out to be a massive day for the bull >> that just didn't stop >>> this is taking stock on cnbc the dow ends the day up 1200 points, nasdaq up 7% has inflation peaked does this change the fed's path. the questions on investors minds tonight. for some not waiting for

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speaking to jim cramer last night, goldman sachs ceo david solomon sawing the fed's strategy is vindicated >> i think today's print certainly is a positive sign and journey that the tightening is starting to have an impact i think one of the things that will be important to hear and start to get a sense of where are the declines >> for more, let's bring in aditya bhave aditya, good morning >> i'm great how are you? >> great these massive moves across the major averages and now the question is can it extend beyond one day and the idea the fed will slowdown the rate hikes do you think that's warranted? >> yes we see this cpi print as a step in the right direction it is a meaningful step with the details consistent with the story we've been telling core goods prices should continue to moderate and then fall because they were dislocated from pre-pandemic trends for the fed, this means they can slow down to a 50 basis point hike in december that was our forecast anyway now that is our forecast after yesterday's print. >> what is your response to some saying inflation will go back up next month

cramer in an exclusive interview tonight a must-watch there, 6:00 p.m. earmark time lisa su, ceo of amd with jim crime jeer stock number two is airbnb third quarter profits and revenue beat forecasts, but growth in bookings slowed to 29% in the quarter from nearly 60% in the second quarter. airbnb says revenues could fall short of revenues as the dollar is starting to affect the business and bookings would moderate the shares in the premarket. and stock number three is young china, those shares jumping nearly 14% in hong kong after the first food chain's third quarter profits nearly doubled it's the biggest gain, however, the company warns of a resurgence in covid cases as china is darkening its outlook in the fourth quarter. >>> let's get a check on this morning's other top headlines. phillip mena is there with more. phillip. >> good morning. breaking overnight, an exchange of fire on the korean peninsula. south korea launching air to surface missiles in response to air missiles coming from north korea. none landed in south korean territory, but one did

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. >> i was on in the last hour with jim cramer doing an event and one of the points he made, it was an interesting and provacative one. investors have to get used to the idea that technology and particularly big technology is not likely to be the market leading sector that it has been for so much of the past two decades going forward. and your stock picks, chevron, archer daniels midland and mccormick, in lots of ways couldn't be further from technology than they get big tax day is behind it and time to get closer to the land, i suppose, mccormick and archer daniels and so forth >> i'm not going to write off tech completely. i think there are certainly -- >> neither was he. >> there is a longer term horizon here as we start to navigate, i think one thing the fed is going to likely do in interest to avoid a hard landing, is to sort of pair back on that 2% target i think we're going to end up, you know, maybe in the threes, maybe in the fours and they're going to call that a success at least near term so what that means to me is i want companies first of all you'll notice they're all, yo

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i heard jim cramer talking about this the other day i do think enterprise tech spending is the eye of the storm for 2023 and as i mention all these offer companies -- what they all have in common maybe with the exception of salesforce we've never seen them go through a recession. we have no idea how sticky all these users, all these desks corporations are paying for, how many can survive a pronounced slow down. it's tough to say whether or not the macro environment is going to make it so crowd can't continue to crush it because crush is it is what this company does i don't know what the earnings look lying, but i want to remind people what they did last time they beat top and bottom earnings, what they're expecting tonight $569 to $570 million, that's the range that would be 50% year over year at the top end if they could achieve that no matter what the environment is, any company that can deliver that is an incredible company. earnings per share 30 to 32 cents. that would be 80% growth year over year, again, if they hit the top end of that range. the expectations are high. i would sa

cramer see you monday >>> on the morning of august 2nd, 2016, bitcoin investors woke up to news of a shocking digital heist. >> nearly 100,000 bitcoins have been stolen. >> i logged into my account and noticed that my entire account had been drained i was crying and sweating. >> the word started spreading on social media everyone was freaking out. >> it was gut wrenching. >> bitcoin prices plummeted. bit fin exhalted trading. >> the

adam: a reason why new etf the on as the what jim cramer like talked about it taken a lot of heat o don't be pawned pundit it is not easy to consistently pick stocks that go up we do our best but, also, a reminder, don't be arrogant a talk head don't try to compare, some of his running a cryptocurrency to andrew carnegie don't go there. >> more than that lee, how about just the basics of if it looks too good to be true it probably is. >> yeah, i mean we've seen bubbles burst you know in careers, and, praising this guy because he has exchange, for crypto, without really knowing how all the money is transferred, is something that falls right into that. >> no doubt about it, this is -- this is going to be a big deal, right, this is sort of a moment is that enron of -- of crypto is it the lehman of crypto not sure but going to be, a total shift in how we view crypto, now a lot of people knew that this was a very risky game a lot of people are concerned about it not sure about its future but now all the companies, have to deal with this try to prove crypto is trustworthy the industry taking a

. >> steve: jim cramer referred to him as the j.p. morgan of his. talking about extra indicting him to come to the united states to answer some questions from the bahamas. why did he donate so much money, largely almost entirely to democrats and left-leaning causes in this lightly regulated field? >> well, whether a sbf did he operated under this philosophy of effective altruism. this is basically at this point a progressive grift. it basically says you make money to give away money. he never had this money to begin with as we know or those who invested it in did so erroneously. i think effective all true. you aaltruism. >> from altruism to cronyism. what about he gave all the money to democrats. was he looking for a cozy deal if they were going to change the laws or try to regulate crypto? >> absolutely. this is a phenomenon that happens in d.c. all the time. especially when you have entrenched incumbent. what they want to do is saying regulate us. regulate us. kind of like facebook or meta was doing before. give us rules so we can entrench our mon