Mad Money W/ Jim Cramer

Jim Cramer has spent his life on Wall Street, and he has taken his years of experience and compiled a list of rules that will help you navigate the ups and downs that this market can throw at you. From knowing how to build the strongest diversified portfolio to accepting when it’s time to move on from an investment that’s going sideways, Cramer’s sharing the method behind the madness that he employs every night on Mad Money.

The Dow closed up 55 points with all three major indices hitting all-time highs and Cramer’s breaking down today’s headlines. Then, the price of gold has fallen, but should investors consider hedging their portfolios with the addition of the precious metal? Cramer’s digging into the gold industry with Agnico Eagle Mines’ CEO. And, Zappos recently celebrated two decades of growth and Jim Cramer is sitting down with the Amazon subsidiary’s CEO, Tony Hsieh, to discuss where the “service first” company is headed next. Plus, if you think that Charles Schwab’s acquisition of TD Ameritrade was just a coincidence, then you need to think again. Cramer’s revealing the influence that millennials have had on this market.

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Rebounding from its first weekly decline in over a month, the Dow rose 191 points hitting an all-time high and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s market moves. First, the chairman and CEO of Bristol-Myers Squibb, Giovanni Caforio, comes back to Mad Money to talk about what the future holds for the company after the completion of its acquisition of Celgene. Then, Manny Chirico, the chairman and CEO of PVH sits down with Cramer to talk about the company’s latest quarter and what he is seeing for the future of apparel. And, could Dupont’s former CEO bring 3D printing company, Carbon, into a new dimension? Cramer’s sitting down with Dr. Joseph DeSimone, the company’s cofounder, and President & CEO, Ellen Kullman, to talk about how the transition will impact the company’s future and the quest for innovation in the 3D printing space.

The Dow finished the week up 109 points today but still posted its first weekly decline in over a month, and Jim Cramer’s giving you his Game Plan for next week’s action. Then, has Clorox been cleaned out? Chairman and CEO Benno Dorer joins Cramer to talk about where the company is headed after disappointing earnings. And, the CEO of SoFi, Anthony Noto, comes back to Mad Money to dig deeper into the personalized online banking play. Plus, Five9 has been on a bullish cloud nine lately – CEO Rowan Trollope stops by to talk about why the cloud-based software stock is thriving. Finally, Salesforce.org’s Ebony Beckwith sits down with Cramer to discuss the company’s philanthropic efforts.

The Dow closed down 55 points today and Jim Cramer’s digging into today’s biggest movers. Then, does AMD have more room to run in the chipmaker market? Cramer’s sitting down with Lisa Su, President & CEO of Advanced Micro Devices to give us the inside scoop on the company's upcoming plans. And, United Airlines has stood apart from its peers with its investment in technology, but can it pay off in the long run? Cramer’s digging into the matter with CEO Oscar Munoz. Plus, after months of declines in the cannabis cohort we finally saw some upside today, but is the cannabis industry ready to stay smokin’ hot? Cramer’s breaking down what all the noise is about and whether you should take a second look at the space.

The Dow closed down 113 points today and Cramer’s coming at you from San Francisco to break down today’s declines. Then, it’s not Buckingham Palace, but it might as well be. Cramer heads to cloud prince Okta’s headquarters to sit down with its CEO and learn more about the stock’s recent rebound and what the company is seeing in the emerging tech landscape. And, Cramer’s sitting down with newly public PagerDuty’s CEO to dig into the stock’s declines and see if now might be the level where the stock is worth owning. Plus, after its $15b acquisition from Salesforce, Cramer’s sitting down with Tableau Software’s CEO to learn more about its integration into the Salesforce ecosystem. 

The Dow snapped its recent gains, closing down 102 points, and Jim Cramer’s in San Francisco to make sense of today’s declines. Tonight, Cramer’s coming at you from the first day of Salesforce’s Dreamforce to sit down with Founder, Chairman and Co-CEO, Marc Benioff, to learn more about how the cloud has changed the way we know business. Then, Nvidia’s Founder, President and CEO, Jensen Huang, joins Cramer to break down the company’s latest quarter and to understand why the market is so confused on what to make of the stock. And, Square has a new CFO at the helm, and Cramer’s checking in with Amrita Ahuja to find out more about taking over the CFO position and what she sees on the horizon for the company. Plus, with Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway disclosing a major stake in RH, formerly known as Restoration Hardware, Cramer’s learning more from Chairman and CEO, Gary Friedman, to see exactly what Buffett found so appealing about the high-end furniture chain.

The Dow surged 223 points higher, hitting 28,000 points and ending the week with a new record high. With the market at these levels, Jim Cramer’s making sure you are set up for next week with his game plan. Then, Cramer’s submitting his homework on Datadog, but what grade will he give this growing analytics platform stock after its recent rally? And, Covetrus’ stock has been beaten down, but could a change of leadership push the stock higher? Cramer’s sitting down with the animal health stock’s new CEO, Benjamin Wolin, to learn more about the company’s turnaround plans. Finally, Founder, Chairman and CEO of cloud-based software stock LivePerson, Rob LoCascio, is back in the Mad Money studio to talk about the company’s mixed earnings and its plans for future growth.

The Dow surged 223 points higher, hitting 28,000 points and ending the week with a new record high. With the market at these levels, Jim Cramer’s making sure you are set up for next week with his game plan. Then, Cramer’s submitting his homework on Datadog, but what grade will he give this growing analytics platform stock after its recent rally? And, Covetrus’ stock has been beaten down, but could a change of leadership push the stock higher? Cramer’s sitting down with the animal health stock’s new CEO, Benjamin Wolin, to learn more about the company’s turnaround plans. Finally, Founder, Chairman and CEO of cloud-based software stock LivePerson, Rob LoCascio, is back in the Mad Money studio to talk about the company’s mixed earnings and its plans for future growth.

The Dow closed down 2 points and Cramer’s digging into today’s biggest movers. Then, just ahead of the merger between Viacom and CBS, Cramer’s sitting down with Viacom’s CEO, and future head of ViacomCBS, to learn about the details of the deal and what he sees in the everchanging media landscape. And, BioMarin’s stock has been up and down as of late, and Cramer’s checking in with the CEO fresh off its R&D day to check in on the company. Plus, Cramer’s turning in his homework on Progyny, a recent IPO, that he feels could be attractive at these levels.

The Dow closed up 92 points and Cramer’s digging into another record day. Then, after a powerful post-earnings move, Cramer’s checking in with the CEO of Dexcom to make sense of the stock’s recent strength. And, just ahead of the new year, Cramer’s pinning two fitness stocks against each other, Planet Fitness vs. Peloton, to see which stock could keep your portfolio in shape. And, the mall and lodging REIT’s have felt the pain recently. Cramer’s sitting down with Hersha Hospitality’s CEO to see if this high-end hotel real estate investment trust is ready to rise above the pack.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow closed up 10 points and Cramer’s breaking down the market’s movement on the first day after a record-breaking week on Wall Street. Then, could cruise lines keep your portfolio in shipshape? Cramer’s sitting down with Frank Del Rio, CEO of Norwegian Cruise Lines, to dig into the company’s better than expected quarter from the company’s newest ship, the Encore. Then, the CEO of Charles River Laboratories joins Cramer to discuss the company’s outlook after reporting a mixed quarter. Finally, Cramer’s going Off The Charts to find out if the recent string of all-time highs can be sustained.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow closed up 115 points with all three major indices hitting all-time closing highs and Jim Cramer’s making sense of today’s headlines. Then, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of electric scooter ride sharing company, OjO, to learn more about the scooter sharing craze and the company’s plans for disrupting the market. And, J2 Global, the company behind brands like Mashable, PCMag, and Offers.com, has seen strong stock performance recently, and Cramer’s learning more about how this digital powerhouse has grown into $4.8b company from its CEO. Plus, what was it in Wayfair’s quarter that caused the stock to sell off after earnings? Cramer’s giving his take and sharing if you should buy the dip or stay away. 

The Dow closed up 301 points with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hitting a record close to finish the week, and Jim Cramer’s giving you his Game Plan to make sure you’re ready for next week’s action. Then, after earnings, Grubhub’s stock fell 43% in a single day. Cramer’s digging into why the company delivered such a dismal quarter and what you should make of it at these levels. Plus, the homebuilder stocks are hot this year, but with a recent pullback from their highs, could this be the buying opportunity you’ve been waiting for? Cramer’s building his thesis on the recent growth in the cohort.