Mad Money W/ Jim Cramer

The Dow rebounded 122 points today and Jim Cramer’s revealing a new acronym that can help you be a wiser investor this earnings season. Then, what should you make of Constellation Brands after earnings? Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO and digging into its report. And, Ulta’s stock took a post-earnings hit, but could pretty profits be in its future? Plus, with recent market turbulence, Cramer’s playing “Am I Diversified” to see if Cramerica’s portfolios can stand the test of volatility.

The Dow plunged 494 points today, and Jim Cramer is easing your fears and putting the decline into context. Then, in a sea of red, there was a glimmer of green in Paychex. Cramer’s checking in with the CEO to make sense of the company’s earnings and what he’s seeing in the employment landscape. Plus, yesterday Charles Schwab announced the elimination of commissions and the brokerage houses got hit hard. Cramer’s breaking down what the future looks like for the brokerage firms and what you should make of the move to commission-free trading. And, what's special about McCormick’s recent quarter? Cramer’s sharing the real reason behind the stock’s recent strong performance.

The Dow fell 344 points, and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s moves. Then, Consolidated Edison has proven to be a powerhouse utility, but could the lights stay bright with this stock? Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s Chairman, President & CEO. And, what should you make of the news surrounding U.S. regulation on Chinese IPO’s? Cramer’s making sense of the headlines and digging into the latest IPO’s from China. Plus, Cramer’s getting technical and going off the Charts with the help of Bob Lang on McDonald’s, Chipotle, and Jack in the Box.

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 163 points today and Cramer’s digging into today's action and the important message behind Nike’s earnings report. Then, the last couple of months has brought a rotation out of cloud stocks, and Cloud King, Twilio, has felt the brunt of it. Tonight, Cramer’s sitting down with Twilio’s CEO to make sense of the declines. And, it’s been a whirlwind for Whirlpool, and Cramer’s going off the charts to see what the technicals say about the stock’s future. Plus, the CEO of CNBC Disruptor, Apeel, the company who is extending the shelf-life of fruit, joins Cramer to dig into his business and the future of sustainability in the food industry.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer. 

The Dow snapped a two-day losing streak, gaining 15 points, and Jim Cramer’s kicking off the week with his take on the market. Then, Canopy Growth was once red hot in the cannabis space, but with new management at the helm, is this the spark the company needed? Cramer’s got the exclusive with Canopy’s new CEO. And, the CEO of Nutanix visits the Mad Money set and Cramer’s seeing if this former high-flier has what it takes to get its mojo back. Plus, the “Oracle of Oil”, Rusty Braziel of RBN Energy is here to make sense of the headlines in the oil and gas industry. 

The Dow ended the week closing down 160 points, and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s market action. Then, the cloud cohort has fallen from the sky, so what should you make of Zscaler’s recent decline? Cramer’s finding out more from the CEO. Then, AbbVie and Bristol Myers have high hopes in the form of acquisitions, but which has bitten off a little more than it can chew? Cramer gives his take. Plus, our callers have stumped Professor Cramer, and he has done the homework and is giving you his thoughts on Digital Turbine and Korn Ferry. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer. 

Today the Dow closed about flat, only gaining 36 points after the Fed announced a quarter-point rate cut and Jim Cramer’s breaking down the action. Then, AGCO cruises into CNBC with a monster Combine, and Cramer’s learning about the new hardware and what the future of farming looks like with the Chairman & CEO. And, the cannabis cohort was once red-hot, but now that it has cooled down, is now the time to circle back? Cramer’s getting a read on the space with Cronos Group’s CEO. Plus, Cramer’s taking a look at FedEx and Adobe post-earnings to make sense of the declines.

The Dow closed up 34 points today and Jim Cramer’s breaking down the market’s moves. Tonight on Mad Money, Cramer’s sitting down in an exclusive interview with Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. Don’t miss their talk on President Trump, tariffs, and China. Then, is this market naïve? Cramer’s explaining why. Plus, Cramer’s going one-on-one with Adobe’s CEO fresh off of the company’s earnings tonight. 

The Dow closed down 142 points today and Jim Cramer’s making sense of the market’s moves. Tonight on Mad Money, Cramer’s breaking down what the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil supply means for your money. Could gold be a safe haven your portfolio needs during an uncertain time? Cramer’s going one-on-one with the CEO of private company Paxos to find out how its becoming the latest way to get in the gold market. Then, Cramer’s revealing his Rule of 40 when it comes to determining a stock’s investability. Plus, he’s breaking down the latest name to the IPO space Cloudflare. 

The Dow closed up 45 points and Jim Cramer’s giving you his take on today’s moves. Tonight, Cramer’s finding out if CrowdStrike can find its footing after reporting earnings last week. Then, Everlane launched its latest New York store in Brooklyn today and Jim Cramer is getting an exclusive look of the space and getting the scoop on the company’s sustainability mission. And, he’s revealing why timing is everything when it comes to your next investment. Plus, Cramer’s opening up your portfolios with Am I Diversified.

The Dow closed up 45 points and Jim Cramer’s giving you his take on today’s moves. Tonight, Cramer’s finding out if CrowdStrike can find its footing after reporting earnings last week. Then, Everlane launched its latest New York store in Brooklyn today and Jim Cramer is getting an exclusive look of the space and getting the scoop on the company’s sustainability mission. And, he’s revealing why timing is everything when it comes to your next investment. Plus, Cramer’s opening up your portfolios with Am I Diversified.

The Dow surged into the close posting a 228 point gain for the day. Tonight, Jim Cramer’s digging into Square’s (SQ) recent declines to determine if this is a textbook example of a broken stock or a broken company. Then for some companies, a leveraged buyout seems like a good idea, Cramer’s taking a look at two companies where the LBO strategy isn’t working. Plus, amid a rotation, Cramer’s taking a look at Pinterest and why he’s taken an interest in the stock.

The Dow closed up 74 points today and Jim Cramer's giving you his take on today's moves. Then, yesterday Elliott Management revealed it took a $3.2 billion stake in AT&T (T), so is now the time to buy? Cramer’s giving his take on the investment from the famed activist firm. And with Treasury yields down and the price of gold soaring, Cramer’s going off the charts to make sense of the action in the places investors like to hide amid volatility. Plus, after announcing the acquisition of Pivotal Software and Carbon Black, Cramer’s checking in with the COO of VMWare (VMW) to make sense of the stock’s recent decline.

The Dow closed up 38 points today and Jim Cramer’s drilling into today’s market action. Then, Zoom Video Communications (ZM) took the market by storm after its IPO in April, but the stock has pulled back in recent weeks, Cramer’s talking with the CEO about the company’s growth and the future of video communication. And, is now the buying opportunity investors have been waiting for in Alteryx (AYX)? Jim Cramer’s got the exclusive with the CEO to make sense of the stock’s recent pullback. Plus, Jim Cramer heads to a renovated Family Dollar location in Asbury Park, New Jersey to sit down with Dollar Tree’s (DLTR) CEO and learn more about how the company is tackling the trade war.

The Dow closed up 69 points today ending a big week on Wall Street, and Jim Cramer’s making sure you’re ready for next week by giving you his Game Plan. Then, Cramer sits down with the CEO of At Home (HOME) to drill into the stock’s recent decline. Plus, Cramer takes a closer look at Campbell Soup (CPB) and why you should take a second look at the iconic packaged food stock in this market.