ma"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i want to make you a little money my job is to entertain, educate and teach you. call or tweet me when you get a red hot employment number, you might expect a brutal selloff as traders get swept away by total confusion but that didn't happen sure, we went lower at the opening but then we came roaring back dow finishing up 35 points and s&p declining .12% and nasdaq dipped .18% but a huge comeback from the lows today felt like a upon further review situations like in football where we initially sold off hard and bounced back as we looked at the instant replay on the slow motion camera sell everything down was reversed and the bull team kept the bull could it really be that easy yes. sometimes it really is that easy we've been in good news is bad news mode, a good employment report is bad for the stock market because it means the fed has higher interest rates but jay powell said things are on track and took the numbers in stride at

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"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 a little money my job is not just to entertain but educate, figure out how days like today could happen so-call me 800-743-cnbc or tweet m me @jimcramer. you know why i love the stock market days like today the dow surged 527 and s&p soared and the nasdaq pole vaulted 1.54%. two days ago we were filled with despair. it seems like everyone on wall street figured there would be no santa claus rally this year the general consensus wasfed chief jay powell is a total buffoon. he raised rates too fast in 2018 to immediately change course kind of that around christmastime he took rates too low in 2020 and then took too long to raise them again this year big time strategists keep coming on air to slaughter the pathetic bulls. trapped in a ring to be teased and killed for the benefit of a charged up audience. according to the conventional wisdom there was no way out powell would tighten too hard and destroy the

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people people make friends. just trying to make a little money. my job not just to entertain but educate, teach call me, 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. when i first heard the idea that at some points in the business cycle bad news is actually good news as in bad news for the economy is good news for the stock market i thought it was ridiculous i mean, come on. how could something that's good for so many people hurt stocks or vice versa? yet it's true. good news consent is down like today when the dow lost -- s&p shed -- inched up .3%. how is this possible because the federal reserve needs to manage the economy when they see it overheating. the good news causing inflation. they butcher us with rehikes when they see things have gotten worse the butchery shops turn into -- they become delicious bakeries stocks can rise again. but when the bad news comes it's time to buy. but what does exactly the fed consider good or bad that's the big mystery how do th

cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm here to make you money. my job is not just to educate but to teach and entertain so-call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcrame i was screaming at my scream when the s&p 500 soared this morning on news of a cooler consumer price index number. do not get me wrong. it's great that used cars and gasoline and medical care prices cooled down. making progress. real progress in the fight against inflation. but that doesn't tell us much about what the fed will say tomorrow they got that big meeting. so who are these yahoos taking the dow and the s&p up 2% without knowing where jay powell stands and we won't know until maybe 2:30 tomorrow. no wonder the gains of the evaporated dow finishing up, inflation oriented nasdaq jumped all of which brings me to a couple important lessons for you and your portfolio my friend becky quick asked me a question between squawk box and "squawk on the street. she asked me wheth

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"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 a little money my job not just to entertain but to educate and teach, talk about how a market can turn around so-call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. heads you lose, tails you lose that's how tons of smart money mangers see it we'll have a horrific recession and profits will evaporate if the fed doesn't tighten enough the fed will rampage and erode the value of the portfolio and scoff at the idea there might be a middle ground goldie locks sure solution dab use about days like today. the mighty dow gained and nasdaq inched up 1.70%. sus sometimes i think they want it to go down maybe they want you to lose money. maybe they made their money. don't care if you do hardly a day goes by without someone reminding me of the sour economy and i laugh and tell them i see things quite differently. i laugh because i see so many segments of the market that can be potential winners in 2023 it's hard to ta

"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 save you a little money my job is not just to entertain but teach about days like today so you can better prepare for them so-call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer we can't keep changing our minds, a sucker's game the dow plunging 483 and s&p plummeting 1.97% and nasdaq 1.93% nosedive the same nose as last week before you sell everything because you think everyone else is, here is what you need to know, the fed has a plan it wants wages to stabilize. it doesn't want them to plummet. the fed wants food cast ever c - costs to stay the same and cheaper cars and ideally wants things to happen with minimum cost to you. regular person although, that's a tough one it's a hard job. the economy is too hot money is flowing all over the system way too easily and still too much spending by both individuals in governments obviously, they can't do anything about the federal budget once the benefit from that infrastr

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"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, not just to entertain but explain how days like this can happen so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. news flash jay powell does not work for the stock market he doesn't care if the dow plunges 764 points, s&p plummets 2.49% or the nasdaq nose dives 3.23%. >> the house of pain >> he only cares about price stability, or more specifically the lack of price stability. and as far as he's concerned the stock market is part of the problem. i'm not saying the federal reserve has a secret plan to crush stock prices at least not any more than they had a secret plan to boost stock prices during the worst phase of the pandemic the market's incidental and collateral what the fed cares about is the economy. they heat it up when it's too cold and they cool it down when it's too hot right now it's too darn hot. jay powell's doing everything he can to beat inflation. so the idea that

"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 a little money and it ain't easy right now. my job is not just to entertain, teach you. so call me or twee me @jimcramer. they're back the 2008ers are back the money managers who think this market looks just like that period, where the averages lost more than half their value >> ahhh! >> there's a big contingent of these bears who think we have no way to win >> boo >> if the fed tightens to touch, then we go into a severe recession. if the fed tightens to little, more inflation one reason you get days today where the dow shed 163 points, and the nasdaq plunged 1.49% -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> if you're starting strong, it morphed into a horrific day. so i've been thinking about it i'm sure you are thinking about it that 2008 analogy is bogus 2022 has very little in common with 2008. when the whole financial system nearly collapsed and the unemployment rate shot up to 10%. we're below 4% now i recall ma

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cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to heamake friends, i'm trying to save you money. my job is to teach, educate, train and entertain. the fed is in full rate hike mode and it's scarring everyone like they're trapped in a burning building which is why the s&p tumbled and 1.11 and the nasdaq dropped .97% first time it hasn't been worse than the s&p in awhile by the way, nice increase from earlier in the day that bad today there is just one problem with the thesis why the heck didn't these people sell. >> sell, sell, sell, sell! >> at any point in thepast year why now? the fed wants to see lots of layoffs to tamp down on inflation and it's not happening and they're getting scared there is a shocking lack of urgency in actual corporate america. like most companies believe they can avoid a downturn as their competitors get hurt jay powell can't fire anyone directly but if you listened the other day, he's practically screaming at business people to stop hiring pe

"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 save you money. my job is to teach and put it into context call me 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. before the holidays, we have to get through next week. we have the fed meeting, break or break moment. especially after today's hotter than expected reading. the number is one reason the market could get the dow dipping 385 and s&p declining and nasdaq inching down, not a nice day so what do we do, what do we need to do to see a -- how about a merry stock market christmas simple we need a cooler consumer price index with the fed raising 50 basis points and saying they will take time to assess the situation before they tighten again. data depending why is this important? today's producer was hotter than we hoped for and the fed will hit us with half a point hike. that said, the consumer price index is much more important to the fed's decision making. we can't have a benign fed meeting unless we get a benign cp

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i think there's some net interest margin pressure as cramer just mentioned. they haven't raised rates for the consumer, but they will. you know and ib has been subsulete. there's been no underwriting activity this year there's concern with the banks loan growth has been something relatively decent the last couple of quarters that's what i've been turning to, but i me i'm not overly convicted in the space >> stay with us. mike santoli is next with his midday word. we're right back [finger-tapping] if your work, works for your community, then you're on team earth. did you know your health has more to do with your zip code than your genetic code? that doesn't seem fair. we agree. but where you live determines access to doctors, green spaces and fresh food. that's why we grow our own. smart. we don't think it's right that some people are healthier than others just because of where they live. that's why we're delivering food to areas with less access to it, and helping schools teach kids about gardens. wish they'd taught gardening at my school. you would have aced

then on top of that, marc benioff in the call and in the discussion with cramer, he laid out there's a lot of headwinds, ceos across all industries are slowing un, maybe stopping spend when it comes to i.t. and marketing. even when he spoke to cramer, he mentioned he's been through some economic crises before, some economic slowdowns before, but this whole currency thing blindsided him he said last year we were setting out our guidance we had no idea the dollar would make those moves and he admitted me was a bit stumped by it >> the quarterly results and outlook is one thing, but the big story was bret taylor. he's been there for six years plus and this was a guy seen as an agent of change, someone when was going to push for organic growth and investment, where benioff's style has been big aczikzs which has diluted shareholders with taylor not there, how much of this is investor concern that benioff won't have that change agent anymor who else at salesforce can play that role. >> to be clear, the shock was for everybody across the board dan ives believed the decline in the stock was

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plus the one and only jim cramer will join us with his takeaways from his monthly investor club meeting. >>> we begin with the market and economy. a slew of central banks joining the fed today. we have the european and bank of england joining. steve liesman has the latest for us steve, it really does feel like for the markets right now central banks are front and center and the message was, higher for longer. >> reporter: yeah. and nowhere to turn, sara as well several banks as you said joining the 50 club today, hiking by 50 basis points following the fed's movement on wednesday as investors endure global rate hikes and inflation. all hiked by 50 basis points today, norwegian up by a quarter. and ecb cigle naing more aggressive rate hikes ahead than the market expected. it's a toxic mixture for markets, rates are rising and the economy looks to be weakening. the data tough today, retail sales down .6 compared to .3 it was a strong october. philly fed worse than expected empire state way worse than expected but jobless claims stronger, 211 versus 232,000 on the estimate jobless claims r

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. futures do lose some ground here as david tepper suggests caution on equities. hotter than expected final q3 gdp revision doesn't help but yields in the dollar still within yesterday's range our road map begins with legal pressure building. two former top ftx associates pleading guilty and cooperating with federal prosecutors as founder sam bankman-fried awaits his arraignment. >>> plus, believe the fed, david tepper telling cnbc he expects rates to keep rising and he's leaning short on equity markets. >>> and slumping computer chip demand has hit micron, which is now slashing 10% of its staff and suspending bonuses >>> let's begin with ftx founder sam bankman-fried back in the united states after being extradited from the bahamas last night. he could appear in federal court today as he faces criminal fraud charges related to the collapse of his crypto exchange meantime, federal prosecutors say two top bankman-fried associates, former alameda ceo and ftx cofounder, ha

speaking to jim cramer on "mad money" they discussed the need to pivot amid changing conditions >> you have to constantly reshape the company. we reshaped part of the company. we will continue to reshape the company. you have to look at everything as the market is changing. every industry has a different charac characteristic some are buying aggressively some are subdued because of what they are going through you want to invest in the industries and products doing well and pull back in the products that are not. that is the ebb and flow of how to december with the crisis. >>> tiktok ceo says the social media platform is taking greater steps to keep data secure. speaking at the new york times events, they say they plan to lean on oracle because of the strong security concerns no foreign government has asked tiktok for investor data as they face scrutiny over the data practices. >>> and sam bankman-fried speaking out on the collapse of ftx. sam bankman-fried joining andrew ross sorkin via video feed from the bahamas at the event trying to dispel belief he tried to swindle customers. >> i

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maria: was it jim cramer over on cnbc, weeks before collapse asked if this was a jpmorgan of our time? liz: oops. >> following a a lot of people cramer an investor thought jpmorgan of our time said on air. >>. dagen: he didn't fool me crypto never as asset class which it wasn't, never fooled me i just wanted to lay that out there charlie gasparino reporting the girlfriend who oversaw alameda caroline, has lawyered up with wilma hale will hinge if she cuts a deal with feds, with prosecutors, it will all hinge on her testimony if this eventually goes to trial, because jurors, they will -- they would rather here from witness much easier to understand have an any kind of digital evidence. >> are a quick break coming up markets on o the move looking ahead to inflation data of the day november consumer price index out in 15 minutes, final federal reserve meeting of the year is about to kick off. in washington. we've got a lot to look to dow industrials up 208. we'll be right back. . ♪ ♪ christmas season ♪ i can see ♪ the them of the ocean, ♪ . it followed me everywhere. so i conso

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. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange david faber has the morning off. final blast of data before the holiday. weekend futures are green, as durables come in light core pce roughly in line, maybe a tenth heavy year on year personal spending, lightest since july our road map begins with tesla, shares on track to claw back some losses at the open. still heading for the worst month ever plus, recession fears dimming hopes for a year-end rally, and it's been called a once-in-a-generation storm, fedex warning of delayed deliveries and obviously thousands of flights canceled. we're going to begin, though, with elon musk vowing to pause sales of tesla stock during a twitter spaces chat yesterday. musk said, "you can count on me. no stock sales until, like, probably 2025 or something you know, i need to sort of sell some stock to make sure there's some powder dry to account for a worst case scenario, but i'm not selling any, so i obviously have my commitment. i won't sell stock, probably, until two

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. futures are red as the ecb and the bank of england hike 50 basis points retail sales post the worst print of the year, more signs disinflation is accelerating our road map begins with recession fears resurfacing. stocks set for a lower open as the fed remains hawkish. >> plus, tesla's troubles. they continue. shares will take another leg lower, it appears. elon musk continues to sell down his stake in the company >> we have travel downgrades rolling on jetblue, delta, marriott among the latest calls on the street today. >> let's begin with the markets extending losses following the fifty basis point hike yesterday at the fed chair powell stressed the importance of restoring price stability. >> i think my view and my colleagues' view is that this will take some time. we'll have to hold policy at a restrictive level for a sustained period so two good monthly reports are very welcome, of course, they're very welcome, but we naed to be honest with ourselves that there's inflation, 12 mont

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i don't know if our austin audience knows that, but ukraine's a name cramer literally means on edge or on the boundary or between 2 different camps or cry. peruse, get in russian with the law with the law. so the political neutrality, it is now an open question, where the boundary between east and west will lie. what do you think is the most realistic scenario of this point of time with russia having and once deep into the ukranian territory and having accepted for with former regions into its own territory? where do you think this fighting could stop? what could be this new line, dividing new walls, dividing the east and west dais. i'm afraid that the still it is, will continue kate and then we may expect the escalation because i don't see any sincere demand for peace in europe. there is no peace. i saw them, obviously there will be more sanctions in to aggravate the situation. and i only see a desire to keep up this war in the interests of the us administration home get it done. so i am quite pessimistic because it only means more suffering for more people, not duties and suffering w

now ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. china loosens those covid restrictions, but the trade data add fears to worries about global recession we did trim some losses on this continued decline in labor unit costs. those easing covid restrictions, china is pulling back from that zero covid policy. >> plus, morgan stanley is joining the chorus of layoffs. we'll give you some details on that and shares of paramount, they are down again in the premarket. this follows yesterday's big drop share an exclusive that we did with paramount's ceo bob bakish. >> let's begin with china this morning, relaxing those covid restrictions,moving away from zero covid following those protests, although the trade data, the biggest slump in two and a half years or so >> they had to pivot they had to find a way to be able to save face. i know there are people who keep saying there's opposition. you know, they just coronated the guy. i think what does matter is the restriction where you had to take a test before you went anywhere el

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several protests across the country against the spiraling cost of living of as follows. president renella cramer sang, gazed at decision to privatize some state institutions. sri lanka has been going through its worst economic crisis in decades. in our fernandez has more from colombo. what do you see around me here outside the country's me and railway station in colombo? is the state telecom and insurance credit union that i've taken to the street in protest that they've made. the government is on a, basically a journey to privatized divers, these entities that are profit making the say, this is just an attempt by the government under the guise of making money to help with the economy crisis. to get rid of these institutions to listen to the dictates of our western entities. but that was an all such attempt in the past to sell our profit making see it. institutions have not had the government at all. and they said that the present run over grimacing, or who they say has no man that given that he was only elected in parliament, i have a history of selling off. i said assets valuable assets and th