Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

While Mad Money is away this week, listen to Melissa Lee discuss the recent Reddit fueled frenzy that has resulted in a huge influx of retail traders into the market. Lee spoke with Guy Adami, Nadine Terman, and Delano Saporu. Palantir rallied nearly 13% today after investor Cathie Wood, whose picks have proved lucrative over the last year, said that she upped her bets on the data company. The price of bitcoin crossed another major milestone today, as the cryptocurrency’s market value surpassed $1 trillion, according to Coindesk. Plus, a song about SPAC’s and is retail trading really the same as gambling?

While Mad Money is away this week, listen to Melissa Lee discuss the recent Reddit fueled frenzy that has resulted in a huge influx of retail traders into the market. Lee spoke with Brian Kelly, Delano Saporu and Anthony Pompliano about Virgin Galactic and the under the radar rocket stocks you should know, a market titan calling Bitcoin better than Gold, and digital payment stocks. CNBC’s Kate Rooney reports on highlights from the House Committee on Financial Services hearing about the GameStop trading frenzy in late January 2021. Plus, EV company Lordstown Motors is seeking approval in Ohio to sell its vehicles directly to consumers. Lordstown Motors Flounder, Chairman and CEO Steve Burns joins Melissa Lee for more.

While Mad Money is away this week, listen to Melissa Lee discuss the recent Reddit fueled frenzy that has resulted in a huge influx of retail traders into the market. Tim Seymour, Delano Saporu of New Street Advisors and Lindsey Bell of Ally Invsest joined Melissa Lee and discussed Bitcoin’s surge, the cannabis industry and “dreamy” electric vehicle maker goes public.

While Mad Money is away this week, listen to Melissa Lee discuss the recent Reddit fueled frenzy that has resulted in a huge influx of retail traders into the market. The New American Investor shines a light on this new generation of investors and how their actions are transforming Wall Street. Melissa spoke with Brian Kelly, Dan Nathan and Morgan Creek Digital’s Anthony Pompliano. They discussed Bitcoin hitting a fresh high of $50,000 earlier today, electric vehicles and Palantir’s disappointing earnings.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

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.

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.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

Fresh from the trading desks, the "Options Action" traders not only offers the latest fundamental analysis of individual stocks, but also teaches viewers how to employ the right option strategies on those stocks.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Fresh off earnings, Jim Cramer's breaking down the quarter with the CEO of online pet retailer, Chewy. Then, Cramer's getting a read on the pantry with Hain Celestial's top brass. Plus, Airbnb's IPO is expected towards the end of the week, and Cramer's sharing what you need to know ahead of the first trade. 

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

The Dow ticked up 86 points today and Jim Cramer is digging into technology and the impact digitalization has had on the market. Then, Cramer’s joined by Frank Slootman, CEO of Snowflake - the biggest software IPO in history – after the company reported its first quarter since coming public. Next, Cramer’s diving into another electric vehicle story, don’t miss his take on Arrival. Plus, Cramer’s exclusive with AZEK CEO Jesse Singh.  

The Dow jumped 60 points and Jim Cramer is letting investors in on the latest bull markets he's found. Then, Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein's parent company PVH reported their latest quarter after the bell and CEO Manny Chirico is checking in fresh off earnings to dive deeper into the numbers and what the company is expecting from upcoming holiday sales. Next, Cramer's continuing his break down of the new EV stocks coming public - today he's looking at Luminar as it prepares to come public by merging with special purpose acquisition company Gores Metropoulus. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with XPO Logistics CEO Brad Jacobs.

The Dow climbed higher today, closing up 185 points and Jim Cramer is digging into some of the stay-at-home winners. Then, today Salesforce announced it’s acquiring Slack – what does that mean for the company? Cramer’s talking to Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff fresh off of the news and the company’s earnings. Next, do the FAANG stocks have more room to run? Cramer’s going off the charts to give investors insight into what is leading this latest market rally. Plus, Cramer’s diving back into the electric vehicle plays to give investors an update on the space, don’t miss his take on ChargePoint.

The Dow dipped lower today, closing down 272 points, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the market’s latest moves. Then, merger Monday is back – Cramer’s getting the latest from the CEOs of S&P Global and IHS Markit. Next, how has the work-from-home economy impacted Dell Technologies? Cramer’s getting a better read on the company’s most recent quarter with the CEO. Plus, Cramer’s exclusive with Carvana. 

The Dow soared above 30,000 for the first time ever today, closing up 455 points, and Jim Cramer is navigating today's bull market and telling investors what their next move should be. Then, fresh off earnings, HP Inc. CEO Enrique Lores joins Cramer to break down the quarter and see where the company's going next. Next, could Nikola rev up for more gains? Cramer’s checking in with CEO Mark Russell. Plus, Cramer's turning in some homework before Thanksgiving, digging deeper into Textainer Group Holdings and Niu Technologies and giving you his take.

The Dow jumped 328 points and Jim Cramer is giving investors a look at the meaning of today's action on the tape. Then, should investors snack on Utz Brands? CEO Dylan Lissette stops by to review the snack giant's recent earnings and consumer trends amidst COVID-19. Then, as investors prep their turkey and cranberry sauce, Cramer's going Off The Charts and breaking down how you should play the Thanksgiving trade. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with AMN Healthcare CEO Susan Salka.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

The Dow fell 167 points and Jim Cramer is helping investors weather today's volatility. Then, Rockwell Automation CEO Blake Moret checks in after the stock's pullback to discuss how the most recent quarter impacted the stock and where the company is going from here. Next, what's in store for the semi stocks? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out. Plus, Lordstown Motors CEO Steve Burns breaks down the company's journey to coming public in October and how it plans to play in the red-hot EV space.

The Dow gained 471 points to start the week and Jim Cramer is giving investors his take on today's market moves. Then, fresh off earnings, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora checks in with Cramer to break down the latest earnings and where the company is headed after a blowout quarter. Then, as positive news for a COVID vaccine continues to roll out from Pfizer and Moderna, should investors be looking at other ways to play the vaccine besides biotech? Cramer's looking at every aspect of what it'll take to distribute the vaccine and what it means for companies who'll have a hand in it. Then, after its recent IPO, it's game on for Corsair Gaming, and CEO Andy Paul takes a closer look at how lockdown restrictions are impacting the stock, consumer gaming trends and more.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow recovered 139 points today, and Jim Cramer is taking a closer look at earnings for some of the biggest names on Wall Street. Then, Wall Street's been fascinated with Fastly, but after a recent dip, can the stock rebound? CEO Joshua Bixby checks in with Cramer to talk about the most recent quarter and trouble with TikTok. Then, Etsy CEO Josh Silverman talks earnings, masks sales, DIY trends and more. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with LivePerson CEO Rob LoCascio.

The Dow plummeted for a third consecutive day, tumbling 943 points, and Jim Cramer is breaking down this week's volatility and what it means for investors. Then, Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Mark Tritton joins Cramer after the company's investor day to take a closer look at the company's plans for restructuring. Then, UPS CEO Carol Tome checks in fresh off of earnings to dig deeper into the most recent quarter. Plus, SoFi made its mark in the digital payment space and where could it go? CEO Anthony Noto discusses new developments, competing with bigger financial institutions and more.

The Dow closed down 200+ points and Cramer’s going Off The Charts to help investors make sense of today’s action. Next, Raytheon Technologies CEO Greg Hayes joins Cramer to share more insight into the company’s quarter and where the company is headed. Plus, fresh off of earnings Cramer’s sitting down with Centene’s top brass to hear more about the potential impact the election could have on the company - Don’t miss his exclusive with CEO Michael Neidorff.  

The Dow fell 650 points and Jim Cramer's parsing through today's tape to help you find areas of opportunity in this market. Then after pulling back today, have investors spotted a buying opportunity in Plug Power? Cramer's going one-on-one with the company's CEO to learn more about the future of hydrogen fuel cells. Plus in a sea of red, Cramer's found a glimmer of green in AEP. Could today's performance be a sign of what's to come for the stock? Cramer's talking renewable energy and the future of the industry with the company's top brass.

The Dow closed in the red today and Cramer’s giving you his Game Plan for next week. Then, Cramer's checking in with Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz to break down the company’s most recent quarter. Next, it's been 6 months since Cramer introduced his COVID-19 Index, so he's taking a look at some of the best performing stocks in the index by sector, recent performance and more. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Boll & Branch CEO Scott Tannen.

The Dow jumped 153 points today and Jim Cramer is leading you through today's bullish moves. Then, Nucor CEO Leon Topalian checks in fresh off of earnings to break down the quarter. Next, in the latest installment of the "Know Your EV + SPAC" series, Cramer takes a closer look at the latest EV stock as it prepares to come public with Kensington Capital. Plus, plenty of Cramericans want to know if they're diversified and Cramer is diving deeper into their portfolios.

The Dow fell 98 points today and Jim Cramer is guiding you through some of the markets biggest moves. Then, you asked for it Cramerica- Cramer's got the CEO of Fisker, Henrik Fisker, as the company approaches its merger with Spartan Acquisition Corp.  Next, after Pioneer Natural Resources announced the upcoming acquisition of Parsley Energy, CEOs Scott Sheffield and Matt Gallagher team up to break down what the acquisition means for both companies. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Lithia Motors, Bryan DeBoer. 

The Dow ended the day in the green, up 113 points, and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's market activity. Next, what's in store for Logitech after earnings? Cramer's talking to CEO Bracken Darrell to dig deeper into the most recent quarter. Then, Cramer's taking a closer look at how the marijuana industry could be impacted by the upcoming election. Plus, Cramer's conversation with Shark Tank's Daymond John on small business, social change and more. 

The Dow fell 410 points, starting the week in the red, and Jim Cramer is kicking off the week breaking down Wall Street's action. Then, it's 15 days until the election and the polls continue to weigh on the market's mind - Cramer's going Off The Charts to help investors with their next move as November 3rd grows closer. Next, Cramer's counting down the fifteen most expensive stocks by price to sales. Then, grab your notebooks - after receiving calls about Nanox Imaging and Shift4 Payments, Cramer's done his homework and reporting back with his take.

The Dow lost 20 points today and Jim Cramer is here to help investors make money in a tumultuous market. Then, going for a ride with Hyliion after its merger and public debut? Get Cramer's take as he breaks down the latest stock in the electric vehicle sector. Next, in the midst of a week with financials in focus, Cramer's taking a closer look at some of the biggest names in the sector and how they reported. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Sorrento Therapeutics CEO Dr. Henry Ji.

The Dow closed in the red today and Jim Cramer's taking a closer look into what drove the markets today. Next, after rebounding back to pre-pandemic levels, Medtronic CEO Geoff Martha checks in with Cramer to talk about COVID-19's impact on the company and the medical device industry as a whole. Then, Cramer is digging deeper into Fastly’s latest moves. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with VMWare COO Sanjay Poonen.

The Dow finished in the red, down 157 points, snapping a 4-day winning streak, and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's volatility on the tape. Next, as the end of October approaches, could the market be in for a sell-off worse than today's? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out. Then, as ships remain docked, Cramer's taking a closer look at three of the biggest cruise names and how their bookings, cash flow and more are impacting the stocks. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with the CEO of Celsius Holdings, John Fieldly.

The Dow jumped 251 points today and Jim Cramer is kicking off the week by digging into today's action. Then, it's a tale of two industrials, Ford and General Electric, and Cramer's taking a closer look at the two beaten down stocks to see where they might be headed. Next, Cramer's giving you a read on retail as he breaks down L Brands, American Eagle and The Gap - also known as the LAG Trade. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Sports Entertainment Co.'s CFO Eric Grubman.

The Dow spiked 161 points to close out the week and Jim Cramer's giving you his Game Plan for next week. Then, after doubling year-to-date, what's in store for Okta? CEO Todd McKinnon checks in to talk about where the company's headed. Next, it's a tale of two stocks- Cramer's comparing and contrasting two hydrogen fuel cell plays, Plug Power and Linde. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Visby Medical CEO Adam de La Zerda.

The Dow closed up 122 points and Cramer's helping you find a bull market amongst stimulus uncertainty. Then, looking at a slice of Domino's for your portfolio after earnings? Cramer's checking in with CEO Ritch Allison. Then, Cramer's taking another, closer look at Spartan Energy Acquistion Co. as it merges with Fisker to weigh out the bull and bear cases. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Marvell CEO Matt Murphy.

The Dow soared 531 points today after renewed stimulus hopes and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into today's action. Next, after reporting, Levi Strauss & Co. CEO Chip Bergh breaks down the most recent quarter and how the company plans to move into the holiday season. Then, after a string of positive tests amongst NFL teams, BioReference Labs Executive Chairman Dr. Jon Cohen checks in to give a clearer picture of the situation. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Exact Sciences CEO Kevin Conroy.

The Dow sank 376 points today after stimulus hopes were dimmed and Jim Cramer is diving into today's volatility. Then, Paychex CEO Marty Mucci breaks down today's earnings call and how the company's small to medium size businesses are handling the pandemic. Then, after its recent rebound, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince checks in with Cramer to dig deeper into how the September tech sell-off impacted the company. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Generac CEO Aaron Jagdfeld.

The Dow jumped 466 points to kick off the week and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's top news stories and how the market reacted. Then, after the announcement of their acquisition of biotech MyoKardia, Bristol Myers CEO Dr. Giovanni Caforio checks in to take a closer look at what's in the pipeline and where the company's headed. Next, Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield talks about the work-from-home movement and how it's impacting the company. 

The Dow closed marginally higher, up 35 points, and Jim Cramer is diving into what happened on Wall Street today. Next, as Bed Bath & Beyond soars above and beyond after reporting, CEO Mark Tritton checks in to talk about a surge in online sales. Then, could Constellation Brands get a buzz after reporting better-than-expected earnings? CEO Bill Newlands breaks down the most recent quarter. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Conagra CEO Sean Connolly.

Today, CNBC launched its newest daily podcast, The News with Shepard Smith. Each day, expect deep, non-partisan coverage and perspective on the day's most important stories. Featuring on-the-ground reporting from around the globe, The News with Shepard Smith goes beyond the headlines to give listeners sharp context into the world around them. It is punctuated by compelling, thought-provoking expert guests – all pulled together by Shepard Smith's trademark devotion to speed, accuracy and the trust of his audience. Available to listen daily by 8:30pm ET / 5:30pm PT.

The Dow jumped 329 points and Cramer is digging into today's action. Then, what’s on the horizon for Docusign? Cramer's got CEO Dan Springer to take a closer look at the stock's recent correction and what the future might look like. Next, get to know tech company Asana after its first day of trading. Plus, Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff stops by to talk about the private sector's impact on coronavirus aid.

The Dow fell 131 points, with all three major indices snapping a three-day winning streak, and Jim Cramer is taking a closer look into what drove today's market moves. Then, McCormick CEO Lawrence Kurzius checks in with Cramer after today's earnings to detail where the company is headed after the knock-out quarter driven by sales growth. Next, as the world continues to social distance and look for outdoor activities, Polaris, Inc. CEO Scott Wine talks about COVID-led demand for snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles and more. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Thor Industries CEO Bob Martin.

The News with Shepard Smith is CNBC's daily news podcast providing deep, non-partisan coverage and perspective on the day's most important stories. Featuring on-the-ground reporting from around the globe, The News with Shepard Smith goes beyond the headlines to give listeners sharp context into the world around them. It is punctuated by compelling, thought-provoking expert guests – all pulled together by Shepard Smith's trademark devotion to speed, accuracy and the trust of his audience. Available to listen by 8:30pm ET / 5:30pm PT daily beginning Wednesday, 9/30.

After a wild week for the averages, the Dow closed up 359 points, erasing some of the week's earlier losses, and Jim Cramer is cluing you into next week's action with his Gameplan. And, how should investors approach Palantir as it prepares to come public next week? Cramer's taking a closer look at the data-mining software company and what to do when it hits the market. Plus, Cramer’s exclusive with Brunswick CEO, David Foulkes.

The Dow closed up 50+ points and Jim Cramer is here to help investors make sense of today’s market and what could happen if there’s no more stimulus. Then, Cramer’s taking a closer look at Nvidia’s Acquisition of Arm Holdings. And, Cramer’s taking a look at a few investors portfolios to see if they’re diversified enough and playing ‘Am I Diversified’. Plus, Cramer’s talking to the CEO of Sanofi, Paul Hudson. 

The Dow closed down 525 points, swinging 680+ points, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the ongoing bear market. Then, as the wave of public offerings continues, Cramer's taking a closer look at today's IPO GoodRx and how it might fit into your portfolio. Next, as the aftershocks of Nike's better-than-expected earnings continue to shake up the market, what should investors do with the stock as it hits all-time highs? Cramer's digging deeper into the call and where to go from here. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Anaplan CEO Frank Calderoni.

The Dow snapped its losing streak, closing up 140 points, and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into today's rally. Then, what could the future of fashion and retail look like? Cramer's checking in with Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette to get a pulse of the department store as COVID-19 continues to bring down retail stocks. Next, Cramer's going Off The Charts to take a closer look at the market's potential for retesting its lows and where it could go from the past week's downturn. Plus, after returning to pre-pandemic levels, e.l.f Beauty CEO Tarang Amin discusses new brands and rallying back from its March lows.

The Dow was down 942 points at its session lows in a September-style selloff to start the week and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the day’s volatility. Then, as pharmaceutical companies focus on COVID-19, Eli Lilly CEO Dave Ricks checks in to discuss the company's progress with cardiology, migraine, and cancer drugs as well as a COVID-19 treatment. Then, Cramer's got the exclusive with the CEO of Coca-Cola, James Quincey, to break down demand brought on by the pandemic. Plus, Albertsons Companies CEO Vivek Sankaran joins Cramer to talk about the company’s recent IPO.

The Dow ended the week down 245 points, and Jim Cramer’s giving you his Game Plan for next week's action. Then, as Unity Software makes its market debut, Cramer's breaking down what you need to know about the newest gaming stock on the market. And, what should you make of the food delivery space? Cramer’s talking to the CEO of private-player, Slice, about food delivery and helping small businesses amidst the pandemic. Plus, after this week’s red-hot tech IPOs, Cramer's getting a read on the space with Splunk CEO, Doug Merritt.

The Dow slipped 130 points and Jim Cramer’s taking a closer look at what made the market tumble today. Then, does the move to working from home have staying power? Cramer’s revealing some signals he’s watching that have influenced his thoughts. Then, with Amwell making its public debut, what should investors make of the telemedicine play? Cramer's digging deeper into the stock. Plus, as volatility in tech continues, Proofpoint CEO Gary Steele checks in to break down the cybersecurity company's recent downturn after reiterating 3Q20 and full-year guidance.

The Dow closed marginally higher while the Nasdaq slipped into the red and Jim Cramer is helping investors break down today's headlines. Then, Campbell’s Soup CEO Mark Clouse is here to get a read on the pantry as a fall resurgence of COVID - and potentially the packaged food plays, looms. Next, as Snowflake dominated headlines, JFrog debuted under the radar today and Cramer is digging deeper into the IPO. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Box CEO Aaron Levie.

Led by tech, the Dow and Nasdaq closed in the green and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's action. With a roaring bull market in transports, could railroad operator Union Pacific be in for more upside after its recent run? Cramer's got CEO Lance Fritz to get a better read on where the company's headed. Next, Lennar Executive Chairman Stuart Miller checks in to take a closer look into the stock's post-earnings slide. Plus, Cramer's going Off The Charts to dig deeper into stocks like Caterpillar, Dr. Horton and RH as they continue to rally.

The Dow started the week, closing up 328 points and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's headlines and getting investors ready for the trading week ahead. Then, as the long-awaited IPO Snowflake comes public this week, Cramer is taking a closer look at the company and making sense of what to do with the stock. Then, GW Pharmaceuticals CEO Justin Gover checks in to break down the company's most recent quarter. Plus, how could vaccine hopes be impacting the market each day? Cramer's breaking down all the stocks that are moving the most on headlines for a COVID treatment.

Stocks closed mostly mixed after a volatile week of trading and Jim Cramer is giving you his Game Plan for what to look out for next week. Then, as a wave of IPOs hit the market, Cramer is breaking down a few of the companies that are coming public in the week ahead. Plus, as Nikola continues to make headlines, Cramer is digging deeper into the stock's rocky debut after its recent IPO.

All three major indices closed in the red for the 4th out of 5 days, with the Dow swinging 700+ points and Jim Cramer is helping investors manage their own money through volatile trading days like today. Next, after an explosive debut and better-than-expected earnings, how should investors approach recent IPO nCino? CEO Pierre Naudé digs into the company's quarter and where the young company is headed. Then, RH CEO Gary Friedman breaks down the impact that quarantine and stay-at-home orders have had in driving growth. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Sage Therapeutics CEO Jeff Jonas.

The Dow surged over 400 points today as stocks started to rebound after a few volatile days on Wall Street and Cramer’s walking investors through today’s rally. Then, need to brush up on the beauty industry? Cramer’s talking with Ulta CEO, Mary Dillon to see how the beauty retailer is doing as the economy continues to reopen. Next, how’s software company Coupa doing after reporting its 2Q ‘21 earnings last night? Cramer’s checking in with CEO Rob Bernshteyn to find out. Plus, don’t miss Cramer’s Off The Charts segment. 

Stocks closed near session lows, the Nasdaq closing 10% from its all-time high and Jim Cramer's helping investors navigate today’s market news. Then, how are the social media stocks handling the pandemic? Cramer’s talking to Twitter CFO, Ned Segal. Next, after yet another tough day for tech stocks, is there a light at the end of the tunnel for the sector? Cramer’s going one-on-one with co-founder and CEO of CrowdStrike, George Kurtz, to get his perspective on the market’s most recent moves. And, back to school looks a little different this year and Cramer’s hearing from Rhode Island Governor, Gina Raimondo, to hear how the State plans to reopen schools safely this fall.  

After a day packed with news of COVID testing, TikTok and more, the Dow closed up 160 points - and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate today's headlines. Then, Cramer's going back to basics with an older tech name, HP Inc., and its CEO Enrique Lores to get a better read on the company's most recent quarter. Next, Workday CEO Aneel Bhusri checks in with Cramer. Then, Williams Sonoma CEO Laura Alber breaks down recent earnings and gives a better reading on the company's future after forgoing forward guidance. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Splunk CEO Doug Merritt.

 

All three major indices extended their gains, with the S&P and Nasdaq hitting another record close, and Jim Cramer's helping investors capitalize on the market's rise. Then, after its recent rally and better-than-expected earnings, is it too late for investors to get into Intuit? CEO Sasan Goodarzi stops by to dig deeper into what's ahead for the company. Then, up 175% in the last year could Shopify continue its run? Cramer's talking to the company's COO to learn more about how the company's helping small businesses grow online. And, as Cramer searches for the best mask, the CEO of the largest global N95 manufacturer, 3M, joins Cramer to talk masks and the state of the American industrial company.

Cramer is taking investors through the latest market news - Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff joins Cramer after news that the company will join the Dow Jones Industrial Average and to break down the most recent quarter. Then, Cramer's checking on pantry plays with Hormel CEO Jim Snee fresh off of its latest earnings. Plus, as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit all time highs and record closes, what should investors consider for when looking for a peak in the market? Cramer's going Off The Charts with Tom DeMark to find out.

All three major indices rallied today, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hitting record closes, and Cramer's making sense of today's action. Then, fresh off earnings Cramer's talking to Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora to break down the company's quarter and the stock's recent rally. And, with testing ramping up for major sports leagues, BioReference Labs Executive Chairman Jon Cohen checks in with Cramer to discuss accuracy in COVID testing. Plus, could Fiserv be a value play with more upside in sight? CEO Frank Bisignano joins Cramer to talk about the company's quarter and what it has planned for the future.

The Dow snapped a three day losing streak and the Nasdaq hit yet another record close today, the second this week, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate today's rally. Next, Ping Identity CEO Andre Durand stops by to talk about the stock's rebound from all-time lows in March and how the work-from-home player is faring during COVID-19. Then, after a blowout quarter from NVIDIA, what does the future hold for the company? Cramer is breaking down the earnings from this Cramer-Fave and explaining the stock's confusing slide after reporting. Plus, Cramer's got the exclusive with Akamai Technologies CEO Tom Leighton.

All three major indices slipped lower today, and Jim Cramer's making sense of the market action. Then, after a strong quarter, Linde CEO Steve Angel talks with Cramer about the impact of COVID-19 on business and where the company is headed. Then, Cramer's got the exclusive with Analog Devices CEO Vince Roche after earnings to break down the company's quarter and its acquisition of Maxim Integrated Products. Plus, up 1500% from its March lows, At Home CEO Lee Bird chimes in on the stock's recent turnaround and how the company has benefited from a surge in demand for home improvement.

The S&P 500 climbed to an all-time intraday high and record close today, wiping out its losses since the pandemic hit, and Jim Cramer is revisiting the possibility of a V-shaped recovery for the market. Then, could the worth of the U.S. dollar be headed higher? Cramer's going Off The Charts with the help of Larry Williams to find out. Then, after mixed earnings, Columbia Sportswear CEO Tim Boyle joins Cramer to talk about retail's recovery and where the company fits in the rebound. Plus, Cramer's got the CEO of eHealth, Scott Flanders, to break down recent volatility and how the company is navigating a post-earnings slide.

 

The Dow closed down 86 points to start the week with the Nasdaq hitting a record high and Jim Cramer's here to help investors make sense of the day on Wall Street. Then, PerkinElmer CEO Prahlad Singh joins Cramer to break down the most recent quarter and the company's outlook going forward. Then, Cramer's taking a closer look at recent IPO KE Holdings, China's largest digital housing platform, and how the company might fare amid tensions between the U.S. and China. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with GrowGeneration CEO Darren Lampert.

 

The S&P closed lower today after trading above its record close level, the Dow fell 80 points and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through today's action. Next, as electronic payments become increasingly popular, PayPal CEO Dan Schulman digs into the stock’s recent run and most recent quarter – its second best quarter in the company's history. Then, Azek CEO Jesse Singh checks in with Cramer to talk about the company's recent IPO and the quarantine-led bull market in all things housing. Plus, Cramer's after-earnings exclusive with Five9 CEO Rowen Trollope. 

 

The Dow rallied 290 points, with the S&P 500 nearing a record close and Jim Cramer is helping investors siphon meaning from the market's moves. Then, Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins checks in after earnings to break down the company's quarter. Then, Cramer's digging into biotech play, Emergent BioSolutions, with CEO Bob Kramer to check in on the company's COVID-19 treatment. Plus, as J2 Global's stock works its way back to pre-pandemic levels, how could the company move forward after reporting better than expected earnings? CEO Vivek Shah joins Cramer to talk about the company's outlook.

The Dow closed down 105 points and Jim Cramer is breaking down the market's rotation into cyclicals and sectors that have been beaten down by the pandemic. Then, as Owens & Minor bounces back after a post-earnings slide, CEO Ed Pesicka joins Cramer to dig into the most recent quarter and manufacturing PPE to fight the global pandemic. Next, as the country looks ahead to a reopened economy, how will Federal Realty Trust find its place in a new normal? CEO Don Wood discusses the challenges the company faced in the quarter and its plans going forward. Plus, Salesforce's Chief Philanthropy Officer Ebony Beckwith on the company's recent developments to help schools and businesses reopen safely.

The Dow climbed over 350 points in a bullish start to the week and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action and how a barbell portfolio could help investors on days like today. Next, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick joins Cramer fresh off of earnings to discuss the most recent quarter, the increased demand for gaming and the outlook for the company going forward. Then, after growing from a speculative 5G stock to a work-from-home economy play, Inseego CEO Dan Mondor discusses the company's recent post-earnings pullback and what investors can expect for the second half of the year. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Sailpoint Technologies CEO Mark McClain.

The Nasdaq closed above 11K and Cramer’s here to help investors navigate this market. And, after reporting earnings this morning, Cramer’s talking to the CEO of Papa John’s to hear more about quarter and its latest moves to improve its digital business. Then, have you been getting crafty in the stay-at-home economy? The CEO of Etsy is joining Cramer to discuss the stock’s recent performance and what’s next for the company. Plus, an exclusive with a company that has insight on both corporate America and the American consumer, don’t miss Cramer’s one-on-one with the CEO of Verizon. 

Fresh off earnings, should investors take a bite of Beyond Meat? Cramer's checking in with the CEO to discuss more about the company's latest developments. Then, could Xilinx chip away at the competition? Cramer's learning more from the head of the semiconductor company. Plus, after rebounding from its March lows, does Sempra Energy have what it takes to power up your portfolio? Cramer's got the exclusive with the company's top brass.

The Dow closed up 164 points today, with all three major indices ending in the green, and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into today's market moves and news. Then, Cramer’s taking stock of the pantry play B&G Foods with CEO Ken Romanzi to hear more about the company’s quarter and get an update on the packaged foods space. And, after major runs in the electric vehicle stocks, where should investors find their place in the space? Cramer's breaking down Tesla, Nikola Motors, NIO and more stocks in the sector. 

The Dow gained 236 points to kick off the week, while the Nasdaq hit a record high, and Jim Cramer's taking a closer look at the stocks responsible for today's rally. Then, with quarantine crafts and DIY projects as popular as ever, Cramer's got the exclusive with Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann. Then, is Clorox cleaning up the competition? Fresh off earnings, CEO Benno Dorer checks in to talk about the company's quarter and pandemic-led demand. Plus, the CEO of Atlassian, Mike Cannon-Brookes, joins Cramer after earnings to break down acquisitions, the company's most recent quarter and more.

After a volatile day of trading, the Dow closed down 223 points and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's market moves and earnings. Then, Keurig Dr. Pepper CEO Bob Gamgort breaks down how consumer habits have been impacted by COVID-19. Next, as investors await the merger between Utz and Colllier Creek, Dylan Lissette the current CEO of Utz Quality Foods and Roger Deromedi the current co-founder of Collier Creek, join Cramer to talk about the future of the companies. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Taylor Morrison Home CEO Sheryl Palmer.

The Dow rebounded 160 points, and Cramer's breaking down the action in today's tape. Then, With the stock rallying from its March lows, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Dexcom to learn more about the company's connected devices and what it has planned for the future. And, as America begins to reopen, Cramer's getting a read on infrastructure from Martin Marietta's top brass. Plus, after the company's post-earnings decline Cramer's talking to Aphria CEO, Irwin Simon, to dig into the quarter and learn more about the state of the cannabis industry. 

The Dow fell 205 points and Jim Cramer is helping make sense of today’s moves. And, what's behind gold's recent run up to its all-time highs and where could it go from here? Cramer’s going Off The Charts to find out. Next, despite a halt in new construction and elevators due to the pandemic, Otis shares are up roughly 50% since it spun off of United Technologies in April; CEO Judy Marks is here to provide more insight into the company’s business model and talk about the quarter. Then, Cramer is checking in with Centene CEO Michael Neidorff fresh off of earnings to hear more about the quarter and get his thoughts on the spike in COVID-19 cases.

The Dow closed up 115 points and Jim Cramer's giving you a special Monday edition of his game plan as earnings season heats up. Then, as discussions continue for another stimulus bill and the status of unemployment benefits, all eyes are on Washington and Cramer's talking to House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to get his perspective. And, what has Barbie been up to? Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Mattel, Ynon Kreiz, after the company reported earnings last week. Plus, where are we on the rollout of 5G? Cramer's talking to the CEO of Skyworks, Liam Griffin, to get an update on the semiconductor space and hear more about the company's latest earnings report.

The Dow closed down 354 points and Jim Cramer is diving into the race for a vaccine for COVID-19. And, Cramer is breaking down nCino, a company that operates cloud based software for banks, after its IPO and what investors should look for when thinking about starting a position. Next, when life gives you lemons, get to know Lemonade - CEO Daniel Schreiber joins Cramer to discuss the newest IPO in the insurance sector and where the company is headed after its stellar debut. Plus, ahead of the merger with Fortress Value Acquisition Corp to bring the company public, MP Materials CEO James Litinsky checks in with Cramer.

With the coronavirus continuing to impact the U.S. economy, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joins Jim Cramer to talk about government action to fight COVID-19 and the hard-fought negotiations for a new stimulus package. Then, First Horizon's CEO joins Cramer fresh off of earnings to break down the quarter. Plus, with cloud stocks running, where does Medallia fit in the cloud landscape? Cramer's talking to the company's CEO to get a better sense of the its recent performance and what the company has planned for the future.

On a down day for the Nasdaq, Cramer's taking a closer look at some of the top players in tech and energy. First, CEO of Cramer-family fave Okta Todd McKinnon checks in to talk about cybersecurity in the work from home era and the stock's recent rally. Then, Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell joins Cramer fresh off the company’s latest earnings report to discuss the quarter. And, as the 12th most traded stock on Robinhood, Plug Power is becoming a vertical play in the hydrogen fuel cell business, but what does the stock's future look like? Cramer and CEO Andy Marsh discuss the company's race to be a top supplier for electric vehicles. 

As Sorrento Therapeutics gains FDA approval for phase two of their COVID-19 treatment, how should investors approach the stock? CEO Dr. Henry Ji checks in to discuss the company's latest developments against coronavirus after today's 20% gain. Then, BioReference Labs CEO Dr. Jon Cohen joins Cramer to talk about testing the NBA, major league soccer, and expanding testing throughout the U.S. as the pandemic continues. Plus, Cramer's revealing 4 stocks in the outdoor space that could be worth looking at.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

Lemonade, the tech-focused homeowner and rental insurance company, came public in early July, and now that the stock has cooled off, Jim Cramer's digging into the deal and giving you his take on this recent IPO. Then, after announcing a partnership with Khloe Kardashian, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Biohaven Pharmaceuticals to learn more about its pipeline and what the company has planned after sharing this latest news. Plus could trading go beyond the stock market? Cramer's checking in on the red-hot shoe trading market and learning more from the CEO of private-player, StockX.

Jim Cramer is taking you through a special Monday edition of this week's Game Plan and giving you his take on today’s market. Then, Cramer's breaking down Elliot Management's recent criticism of Crown Castle and how the company might be better in the long run from the pressure, no matter the outcome. And what is the key to getting people to embrace the mask? Cramer's talking to heads of Salesforce, Honeywell and Xprize fresh off the debut of the $1m Next-Gen Mask Contest. Plus, Ellevest CEO Sallie Krawcheck checks in to talk about the company's new initiatives addressing racial injustice. 

Stocks rose today after a better than expected June jobs report and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's action heading into the holiday weekend. And, don’t miss Cramer’s Game Plan for next week. Then, Apeel CEO James Rogers checks in to talk about food insecurity during the pandemic and where the company is headed. Novavax and Inovio have run up recently, gaining 482% and 178% respectively in the past three months, but what should investors do with them as vaccine hopes rise and fall? Cramer's discussing both companies and how investors should play them. Plus, Cramer's digging deeper into Accenture's recent earnings.

The Dow closed down slightly, while the Nasdaq closed at an all-time high, and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action. Then, General Mills CEO Jeff Harmening joins Cramer fresh off of earnings to discuss the packaged food company's latest developments. And, Cramer's got the exclusive with Williams Sonoma CEO Laura Alber to talk about how the company has performed in a new environment as the stock has nearly tripled from its March lows. Plus, Cramer's checking in on Constellation Brands after earnings to check in on the company's latest acquisition and what it has planned for the future. 

The Dow climbed into the close, posting its best quarter since 1987 after a volatile trading day and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's action. Then, Cramer's getting a read on the pantry plays as COVID stay at home stocks surge with Conagra CEO Sean Connolly. Next, how are REITs positioned to emerge from the pandemic? Cramer's breaking down the space with Crown Castle CEO Jay Brown. Plus, former Honeywell CEO Dave Cote sits down with Cramer for an exclusive interview on the release of his new book.  

The Dow rallied today despite fears over coronavirus surges across the U.S. and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's market moves. Then, as Honeywell moves to a software oriented portfolio, how could the new company perform in a new normal? CEO Darius Adamczyk checks in with Cramer to discuss how short-term COVID-19 challenges and long-term structural changes might impact the stock going forward. Then, Restaurant Brands CEO Jose Cil breaks down what reopening might look like for their brands- Burger King, Popeye's and Tim Hortons. Plus, Cramer's updating you on additions and changes to his COVID-19 index as pandemic-induced volatility continues to shake the market.

Stocks climbed into the close today, erasing part of yesterday's losses, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's action. Then, COVID-19 has caused a surge for RV and camping stocks like Winnebago- Cramer's got CEO David Foulkes to break down what the summer might look like across America as vacationers turn to RVs. Next, Brunswick CEO Mike Happe discusses the sea of opportunity for the stock as a socially distant summer begins. Plus, how is this tech company assisting companies and States with reopening? Cramer’s checking in with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff on the company’s latest technology.

The Dow fell 700+ points today and Jim Cramer is helping you navigate today's market sell-off. Then, as America reopens, Jim Cramer is getting a read on local business with Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo. Next, could Albertson's most recent public offering be a red flag for IPOs? Cramer is checking in on where the market's at in its annual IPO cycle. Plus, get an update on recent SPACs as Cramer circles back to names like Nikola and DraftKings as they continue to rally and on new SPACs that might be worth noticing.

The Dow closed in the green for the second day in a row, the Nasdaq hit a record close and Jim Cramer is here to break down today's gains. Then, preparing for the 4th of July by breaking out the grill and fireworks? Cramer's going Off The Charts to get you ready for the market's annual 4th of July trade and what it means for your portfolio. Next, Cramer's checking in with Land's End CEO Jerome Griffith to get a pulse of the company's primarily e-commerce business. And, Impossible Foods CEO Pat Brown is here to talk about partnerships with Starbucks and Kroger, breaking into the retail space and an update on where the company's headed.

The Dow closed up 153 points and Jim Cramer's giving you his take on the market. And, as conversations continue on how sports will return, what does the future hold for the sports betting space? Cramer’s talking with the CEO of Penn National Gaming Jay Snowden, Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini and Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy to get an update. And, cybersecurity has been a major theme in the stay-at-home economy and Cramer’s hearing from the CEO of Check Point Software, Gil Shwed. Plus, Cramer’s breaking down Spotify’s recent rally. 

The Dow closed down 40 points and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action and some of the areas of opportunity he's seeing in the market. Then, Cramer's hearing about the future of the marijuana industry with Green Thumb Industries' CEO, Ben Kovler. And, what impact has the work-from-home movement had on VMWare? Cramer's talking to COO, Sanjay Poonen, to find out. Plus, Cramer's got the exclusive with AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron to hear more about the company's plans for the future.

The Dow fell 170 points today and Jim Cramer's guiding you through today's action. Then, Union Pacific CEO Lance Fritz, checks in with Cramer to talk about the company's recent quarter, its plans for the future and his insight on the state of the economy. Then, what's in store for Royalty Pharma? Get to know the IPO as Cramer breaks down the company and how investors should approach this new pharma play after its monster run. Then, it's another day in the neighborhood for Nextdoor, a neighborhood-based social networking platform, and CEO Sarah Friar is here to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the company, its no-free-speech for racism policy and the private company's recently announced slate of new services.

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After the major indices opened lower, the Dow rebounded 158 points, and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action. Then, Cramer's getting a read on the pantry with Campbell Soup's CEO. Plus, how should investors approach Hertz as it navigates bankruptcy and a new equity offering? Cramer's helping you interpret the headlines and explaining how investors should approach the stock. And, Newmont's CEO joins Cramer to discuss the state of the gold industry and what the company has on the horizon.

After a volatile week on Wall Street, Cramer's helping you digest the volatility and getting you set up for next week with his Game Plan. Then, as the digital shift continues, Cramer's talking to the CEO behind the subscription model, Zuora, to learn more about its recent earnings and its plans for the new digital economy. Plus, Cramer's checking in with Centene to get a read on the healthcare space amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Dow plunged 1862 points in its worst day since March and Jim Cramer is helping you navigate today's market sell off. Next, L3Harris Technologies CEO Bill Brown talks to Cramer about recent earnings and the defense contractor's outlook in the midst of civil unrest. Then, PVH CEO Manny Chirico breaks down the quarter and COVID-19's impact on retail. And, fresh off of earnings, Cramer's getting a read on tech with Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen.

The Dow fell 282 points today and Jim Cramer's diving into the market's latest moves. Then, the airline and cruise stocks took a hit today and Cramer is explaining why they never should've been up in the first place. Considering a summer vacation? Cramer's checking in with Steve Weisz the CEO of Marriott Vacations Worldwide to get an update on the travel and leisure space and how the company is handling the pandemic. And, how is this company using its technology to help in the fight against COVID-19? Cramer's going one-on-one with Obi Greenman, the CEO of Cerus. 

The Dow fell 300 points and Jim Cramer's taking a closer look at today's market moves. Then, e-commerce has thrived in this new environment, and Cramer's checking in with Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake to talk recent earnings and how the new normal might impact growth. Then, Sumit Singh, CEO of Chewy, joins Cramer fresh off of earnings to talk about the company's performance one year after the company's IPO. And, how has the work from home movement impacted cloud-based software company, DocuSign? Find out as CEO Dan Springer stops by to discuss recent earnings and the new digital age.

The Dow rose 461 points with the Nasdaq finishing at a record close and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into today's market rally. Then, Cramer's going 'Off The Charts' to take a closer look at Friday's unemployment number and putting it in context. And, could the bull market in the RV space continue its run? Cramer's breaking down Thor's most recent earnings getting an update on the RV space with CEO Bob Martin. Plus, CEO of Sorrento Therapeutics, Dr. Henry Ji, talks to Cramer about the company's pursuit for a COVID-19 cure.

The Dow climbed 12 points, with the S&P and NASDAQ sliding into the red at the close, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's moves mean for your money. Then, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joins Cramer for a candid discussion on the continuing COVID-19 crisis, civil unrest and what they mean for businesses across America. Then, pantry play Smuckers' earnings exceeded expectations, but cautionary full-year guidance sent the stock down, and CEO Mark Smucker talks to Cramer about where the company is headed. Also, how is online retail faring as quarantine comes to an end? Cramer checks in with Shopify COO Harley Finkelstein to find out more about the company's impressive quarter and where it's headed.

The Dow closed up 500+ points today, on a three day winning streak, and Cramer is breaking down today's market rally. Then, break out your notebook- Cramer's turning in his homework on SPACs, special investment acquisition companies, and how to play them. Next, B&G Foods CEO Ken Romanzi checks in with Cramer to get a read on the pantry-stocking play. Also, after vaulting to an all-time high, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz is here to break down the cloud-based security company's outlook post-pandemic. 

The Dow rallied today, closing up 268 points with all three major averages closing in the green, and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's market action. Then, there's been a remarkable run in the cyber security stocks like Proofpoint, and Cramer's got CEO Gary Steele to dig deeper into the company's recent run to its all time high. Also, CEO of long-time Cramer fave Marvell Technologies, Matt Murphy, checks in to talk about recent earnings, the road to 5G and the company's future amid tensions with China.

The Dow kicked off the month of June up 92 points and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's action. Then, the CEO of Chipotle Brian Niccol talks to Cramer about the company's recent run and how the stay-at-home winner is keeping customers safe amidst COVID-19. And, Ulta faced a tough 1Q – where does the beauty retailer go from here? Cramer's checking in with CEO Mary Dillon to find out more about the company’s plans to reopen its stores as lockdowns across the U.S. continue to lift.  

The Dow closed down 18 points and Jim Cramer is giving you his Game Plan for next week's action. Then, ZScaler CEO Jay Chaudhry breaks down yesterday's stellar earnings and how the work-from-home movement impacted the company's performance in 1Q. Then, has the Zoom generation helped send e.l.f. up 100% since the beginning of 2019? CEO Tarang Amin talks to Cramer about the company's recent earnings and how COVID-19 has impacted consumer demand. And Fastly CEO Joshua Bixby is here to discuss raising their full-year forecast and maintaining the momentum as lockdowns start to lift.

The Dow dropped 148 points and Jim Cramer is helping you navigate today's moves. Then, after a rollercoaster ride in March and April, Cramer's digging deeper into Paypal's recent climb with CEO Dan Schulman. Next, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff checks in with Cramer to break down the earnings after a top and bottom line beat and some cautionary guidance for the rest of the year. Also, can Zebra's rally continue as an essential company as the world continues to work digitally? CEO Anders Gustafsson is here to help Cramer get a closer look at what's fueling their growth.

After a second consecutive day of rallying the Dow closed up 500+ points and Jim Cramer is giving you a breakdown of today's market action. Then, HP CEO Enrique Lores checks in with Cramer to talk 2Q20 earnings and what's in store for the company going forward. And, with the remote workforce staying strong, how is "Cloud King" Workday performing? Cramer's diving deeper with CEO Aneel Bhusri. Also, Air Lease Founder and Executive Chairman Steve Udvar-Hazy is here to help Cramer get a pulse on the airlines and their recent rebound.

With the Dow finishing up 529 points, over 25,000 for the first time since March, Jim Cramer is giving you his take on today's market rally. Then, it's been a month since the debut of the Mad COVID Index, and Cramer's revisiting his picks, adding new gainers and losing some laggards. Then, after reporting disappointing earnings, Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi is joining Cramer to dive deeper into the quarter and how their private stocks like Quickbooks are faring. And, after a cautionary tale, Corteva reported terrific numbers, but can it keep climbing? CEO Jim Collins is talking to Cramer to get a better read on where the company is headed.

After a mixed day of trading ending with all three major indices in the red, Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s market moves. Then, Cramer’s checking in with Take-Two Interactive CEO, Strauss Zelnick, to see how the move to working from home impacted the company in the last quarter. Then, with Target pulling back yesterday after reporting a 141% increase in digital sales, where could the stock go moving forward? Cramer's got the exclusive with CEO, Brian Cornell. And, Cramer’s talking to the CEO of Palo Alto Networks, Nikesh Arora, to break down the company's earnings after the bell.

After the company reported earnings this morning, Jim Cramer's going one-on-on with the CEO of Lowe's to learn more about its efforts amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Then, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg joins Cramer after rolling out Facebook Shops, an e-commerce platform for small business. And, Cramer's checking up on the pantry with Dirk Van De Put, CEO of Mondelez, to get a deeper read on how the company’s faring with more people eating at home. Plus, Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg is here to talk about the growth of 5G while the world slowly reopens for business.

Stocks fell into the close today and Cramer's giving you his take on how to approach the market's volatility. Then, Cramer is going Off The Charts to help navigate the market as States start to reopen and what that could mean for investors. The importance of security has been a major focus of working remotely and Cramer is getting an inside look at how companies are making the transition with the CEO of Ping Identity Holdings. Then, Cramer has the exclusive with the CEO of Five9 to learn more about its platform that is allowing call center operators to transition to work-from-home. 

The DOW was up 1023 points at today’s highs and tonight Cramer is breaking down the latest news and helping navigate the moves in the market. Then, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Denny’s to hear how the company is fairing amid the new procedures for restaurants and how it is reopening. And, how is your company communicating while working remote? Cramer is talking to the CEO of Avaya to learn more about its newest technology and its all-in-one system. Plus, an exclusive with Scott Sperling, Chairman of MassGen Brigham, for an update on how the healthcare industry is doing and the future of the economy as States begin to reopen. 

After a volatile week on Wall Street, Jim Cramer's setting you up for what's to come with his game plan. Then, as businesses rush to creating an online presence, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Wix to learn more about the company's recent growth and what it's seeing in terms of the state of small business. Plus, Cramer's going one-on-one with the CEO of DraftKings to check in on the sports betting space and see what is on the horizon for the company after its first earnings report as a public company.

The DOW snapped its 3-day losing streak and stocks rallied into the close. Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the moves on Wall Street. Then, Cramer’s getting a better read on how gyms expect to reopen in the U.S. with the CEO of Planet Fitness to hear how the company is handling the pandemic. Trying to understand today’s rebound? Cramer is going off the charts to get a clearer picture of the market’s most recent volatility. And, an exclusive with the CEO of Alteryx to learn more about its latest data offerings and what the company is doing for workers unemployed due to COVID-19.

The Dow fell 517 points today, marking the major index's third straight day of declines and Jim Cramer's helping you put the selling into context. Then, after the company reported a top and bottom line beat after the bell, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Cisco Systems to learn more about the effects of working from home and the company's mission to help amid the COVID-19 outbreak. And, when evaluating this market are there any stocks to turn to that are worth buying into weakness? Cramer's going off the charts to reveal a few. Plus, what impact has COVID-19 had on PSEG's bottom line? Cramer's going one-on-one with the CEO to find out. 

The DOW fell 457 points and after a major news day Cramer is examining the cost of not reopening the U.S. safely – and soon. Which companies are making progress in the new ‘normal’? Cramer’s giving you his take. Then, Earlier today, Democrats in the House of Representatives unveiled a new $3 trillion stimulus bill and Cramer has the exclusive with Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to learn more about the bill and the government’s efforts to combat the economic impact of the pandemic. And, last night Novavax announced a nearly $400M investment commitment from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) and tonight Dr. Stanley Erck, the CEO of Novavax, joins the show. Erck is going one-on-one with Cramer to give more insight on the company’s potential vaccine for COVID-19. Can this stay-at-home player run higher as states start to reopen? Cramer is talking to Bracken Darrell, the CEO of Logitech to hear more about the company’s latest earnings report. 

Cramer is giving his take on the market and helping investors navigate the constantly changing tape. Plus, the top performers in the Cramer-COVID index. Then, after reporting earnings last week, the CEO of LivePerson is going one-on-one with Cramer to discuss the importance of tech and artificial intelligence amid COVID-19. Unemployment concerns continue to grow, so could there be increased demand for remote freelance work? Cramer has the exclusive with the CEO of Upwork to hear more about the company’s quarter and how its platform that connects businesses to the freelancer community could be crucial during the pandemic. And, how are the utilities holding up? Cramer is talking to the CEO of AEP to see how the company is handling the impact of the crisis. 

The entire cruise industry has been in focus since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, how is Norwegian Cruise Line handling the impact of the pandemic? Cramer has an exclusive with the CEO just after the company announced that it raised $2 billion of additional liquidity. Then, Cramer is talking to the CEO of Etsy – which sold over 12 million face masks in April – after the company reported its 1Q20 earnings. And, an exclusive with the CFO of Square to learn more about the company’s quarter and its role in processing PPP loans amid COVID-19.

After reporting an 8% increase in revenue for the first quarter, Jim Cramer's checking in with the CEO of CVS Health to make sense of the company's position in the fight against COVID-19. Then, as a potential meat shortage looms, Cramer's got the CEO of Beyond Meat to discuss its recent quarter and today's 26% gain in the stock. And with kids at home, what could the impact be on the toymakers? Cramer's going one-on-one with Mattel's CEO. Plus, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Waste Management to see how business closures around the country are impacting the company's bottom line.

After last night's earnings report and today's over 30% gain, Jim Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Chegg to make sense of the company's new place in a world with remote learning. Then, as medical devices continue to be in demand, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Masimo to learn more about the company's mission to innovate its products to meet a changing environment. Plus, Cramer's got the CEO of Everbridge fresh off of earnings to discuss the greater need for critical event management solutions.

After a mixed day on Wall Street, Cramer is breaking down the latest news. Then, Cramer has the exclusive with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff after the company announced Work.com – its latest effort to support businesses amid the pandemic. Next, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Emergent BioSolutions on the race for a COVID-19 vaccine and its collaboration with Johnson & Johnson. And, the CEO of Alexandria Real Estate Equities gives Cramer an update on the current state of the REIT space and how the company is handling the coronavirus crisis. 

It's the beginning of May, and while the old Wall Street saying says, "sell in May and go away", Jim Cramer's giving you a new saying to help you approach next week's game plan. Then, as consumer trends continue to change, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Clorox to get a read on the recent demand for the company's products. Plus, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Estée Lauder to see how the cosmetic kingpin is faring in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak. 

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Stocks surged today after encouraging results from Gilead on its virus treatment trial and Cramer is evaluating what it could mean for reopening the country. Then, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Yum! Brands to get a read on how the restaurant industry handling the stay-at-home economy. Next, Cramer is checking in with the CEO of Campbell Soup to hear its latest news and learn more about what the company is doing for its front-line employees during the pandemic. And, fresh off of earnings Cramer has the exclusive with the CEO of ADP to hear more about the quarter and its insight into the labor market. 

Should investors fear the cyclical nature of the steel industry? Cramer's checking in with the new CEO of Nucor to make sense of the steel landscape. Then, after completing its acquisition of WellCare in January, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Centene to dig into the managed care space. Plus, Cramer's taking a birds eye view of Wendy's to see if now is the time to take a second look at the fast food establishment. 

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After a volatile week for the averages, Jim Cramer's making sure you're ready for what's to come with his Game Plan. Then, with a potential beef shortage on the horizon, could consumers turn to plant-based options instead? Cramer's checking in with the CFO of private-player, Impossible Foods, to learn more about the company's mission. Then, what could this week's volatility in oil mean for oil storage? Cramer's talking to the CEO of Nordic American Tanker to discuss the implications of the current state of oil.

Fresh off the company's top and bottom line beat, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Domino's Pizza to learn more about how the company's delivering in a new environment. Then, after learning that Inovio Pharmaceuticals was one of the most-bought stocks on Robinhood in March, Cramer's talking to the company's CEO to learn more about its path towards finding a vaccine for COVID-19. Plus, Cramer's breaking down UnitedHealth Group's recent earnings to see if there are any insights investors should use to help in building their thesis.

Markets surge in response to news about more government stimulus, oil rebounds and Cramer is picking his bright spot stocks of the stay-at-home economy. Then, MarketAxess CEO, Rick McVey, joins Cramer to discuss how the company is facilitating the shift to electronic bond trading. And, on the fiftieth anniversary for Earth Day, an exclusive with Digital Realty CEO, Bill Stein, on the company’s latest efforts to have renewable energy power their data centers. Plus, Cramer talks with Scott Sperling, co-president of private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners, about how hospital systems are handling the COVID-19 outbreak.

Jim Cramer is helping investors understand today’s market volatility as the three major averages fall in reaction to oil’s historic price drop.

Then, a one-on-one with Puritan Medical’s Executive VP of Global Sales, Timothy Templet, on the company’s role in producing the millions of swabs needed for coronavirus testing. And, as some states consider lifting their lockdowns, Cramer is going off the charts to examine when the country may be ready to re-open for business. Plus, an exclusive interview with Inseego CEO, Dan Mondor, on how the company is approaching the need for more 5G coverage during the lockdown. 

After oil prices fell to historic lows – dropping below $0 for the first time in history, Cramer and Rusty Braziel, are diving into what it means for the energy sector and the market at large amidst further COVID-19 uncertainty. Then, after reporting 1Q20 earnings today, IBM’s new CEO, Arvind Krishna, joins Cramer to discuss where the company is headed in the expanding stay-at-home economy. Plus, Vlad Tenev, Co-CEO of Robinhood, goes one-on-one with Cramer on how the company is addressing the infrastructure problems that led to March outages as well as their rapid growth fueled by young investors

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After the Dow plunged over 400 points, Jim Cramer looks to where the winners of the stay at home economy will be found. Then, Parsley Energy CEO, Matt Gallagher, joins Cramer to discuss his proposal to impose state-wide production cuts on oil to combat the on-going international price war. Next, Cramer is looking through the turbulent market to find some stocks that are actually raising their dividends. Plus, an interview with Ernie Garcia III, CEO of online car retailer Carvana, on how the company is embracing new strategies, like a touchless delivery program, in the time of COVID-19.

The market rallied today and Cramer is diving into the coronavirus developments and the impact on business. Then, an exclusive interview with GSK CEO, Emma Walmsley, on the announcement of the company’s historic collaboration with Sanofi to develop and produce a vaccine for COVID-19. And, Cramer goes off the carts to examine how the pandemic is affecting the defense industry. Plus, Dr. Jon Cohen, executive chairman of BioReference Laboratories, joins the program to discuss the state of drive-thru testing in New York and New Jersey and what it means for mass testing roll outs across the country. 

Jim Cramer returns after the long weekend to break down the day on Wall Street -- oil price discussions, an increase in coronavirus testing, and what it all means for the economic recovery effort. Then after reporting its 1Q20 earnings last week, Levi Strauss & Co, CEO, Chip Bergh, joins Cramer to discuss how the company is forging a path through the COVID-19 uncertainty.

And, Cramer goes off the tape with an exclusive with Goodly Co-Founder & CEO, Greg Poulin, on how this startup is changing the conversation on worker benefits by providing companies the option to help pay their employees student loan debt.

On the heels of the Fed’s $2.3 trillion aid package, Cramer is diving into next week’s game plan. Then, Cramer is talking with Aaron Levie, the CEO of Box, about the stay-at-home economy and the company’s expanding cloud-based storage and mobile collaboration platforms. And, an exclusive with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as Congress continues to discuss new coronavirus relief packages. Plus, Domo CEO, Josh James, joins the program to discuss how his cloud-based business intelligence company is providing local governments with the tracking tools to combat COVID-19. 

 

The DOW rallied over 700 points today, and Jim Cramer is looking into which companies could be positioned to do well when the country opens back up for business.

Then, the CEO of Salesforce, Marc Benioff joins Cramer to talk corporate responsibility and his company’s relief efforts in the face of the pandemic. Next, after pre-announcing its first quarter earnings results, Perrigo CEO, Murray Kessler, talks to Cramer about how the company is handling the surge in demand for generic over-the-counter self-care drugs. Plus, an exclusive with the CEO of Biohaven, Vlad Couric, on the launch his company’s new migraine treatment. 

The market close slightly lower after an early day surge, and Jim Cramer is helping investors understand what it means for the recovery effort moving forward. Then, CEO Hamid Moghadam of logistic real estate investment trust, Prologis, discusses how COVID-19 is transforming supply chains and ushering in a new era of e-commerce. And, Cramer goes off the charts to examine how the current volatility stacks up to previous years and where future buying opportunities may be found. Plus, Riverbed CEO, Rich McBee, joins Cramer to talk network optimization as millions of Americans continue to work from home.

With all three major average having their biggest gains in 7 sessions, Jim Cramer's looking at today's moves and sharing what it could mean for the future. Then, Cramer's talking exclusively with Zoom Founder and CEO, Eric Yuan, as he discusses his company rise in the stay-at-home economy and increased scrutiny over security. And, with restaurants shut down, Cramer unpacks which food companies are poised to take over the grocery aisles and could be winners in the new "stay-at-home economy". Also, Cramer's analyzing the REIT space to see if there are bargains within the group.

Jim Cramer takes you through his game plan for next week and how to best approach the continued economic uncertainty. Then, Constellation Brand’s CEO, Bill Newlands, discusses the company’s recent earnings report and how the stay-at-home economy has effected business. Next, the CEO of Zebra Technologies, Anders Gustaffson, joins Cramer to talk about the change in logistics and supply chains amid COVID-19. And, Cramer goes off the tape with Steve Singh to hear more about how All in Seattle is helping with recovery efforts in Seattle. 

After a volatile day on Wall Street, Jim Cramer takes you through Thursday’s financial news including oil’s best day ever and 6.6 million jobless claims. Next, Cramer talks with GE CEO, Larry Culp, on his efforts to guide the company through economic uncertainty while continuing to support the production of critically needed ventilators. Then, CEO Todd McKinnon of Okta, a Cramer family-fave, joins the program to discuss cloud-based security and the company’s plans for expansion. And, Chipotle CEO, Brian Niccol, gives insight on the company’s investment in delivery services and commitment to its employees and the nation’s healthcare workers. Plus, fresh off the launch of their new video service software, RingCentral CEO, Vlad Shmunis, goes one-on-one with Cramer about the company’s face off against Zoom and Cisco in the rapidly growing videoconferencing space.  

After a continuous news flow on COVID-19 developments, Jim Cramer reacts to another plunge in the markets and looks on to the changing economic landscape heading into the second quarter.

Then, Cramer talks with Cisco CEO, Chuck Robbins, about his company’s $250 million pledge to take on the coronavirus.

And, Mick Farrell, the CEO of ResMed, joins Cramer to the discuss how his company is shifting gears to produce much needed ventilators for hospitals.   

Plus, Nestle CEO, Mark Schneider discusses his company’s efforts to keep their employees safe and shelves stocked around the world.

Cramer reacts to the worst first quarter in history and gives his thoughts on which stocks could do well in an ever changing environment. Then, Palo Alto Networks CEO, Nikesh Arora, discusses the company's acquisition of CloudGenix and their efforts to protect work-from-home networks. Also, Conagra CEO, Sean Connolly, joins Cramer to discuss how his company is keeping up with the increasing demand for their products in grocery stores nationwide. And, Martin Richenhagen, CEO of AGCO, talks with Cramer on getting farmers the machinery they need during the crisis and gets a read on the state of agriculture. 

In the face of growing unemployment and a worsening situation in New York City, Jim Cramer breaks down another day of markets rallying and the need for medical breakthroughs in a time of growing volatility. Then, Abbott's outgoing CEO, Miles White, and incoming CEO, Robert Ford, join Cramer to discuss their company's groundbreaking point-of-care COVID-19 test. Also, an exclusive with SAP’s new co-CEO, Jennifer Morgan, and her company's effort to assist the millions around the globe now working remotely. Plus, Cramer discusses the growing need for cybersecurity with Cloudflare CEO, Matthew Prince. 

Cramer takes you through this week's volatile market, what it could mean for next week's earning calls, and the future of the economy. Then, Cramer talks treatments and potential vaccines for COVID-19 with Sanofi CEO, Paul Hudson. And, an interview with Ed Pesicka, President & CEO of Owens & Minor on how his company is playing a vital role in keeping supply chains open for medical and surgical supplies. Plus, Sanjay Mehrotra, the President and CEO of Micron, joins Cramer to break down the company's recent quarterly report and what it means for the technology sector. Finally, Cramer goes one-on-one with General Stan McChrystal to discuss the need for corporate leadership in the rapidly evolving stay-at-home economy.

Cramer unpacks the biggest three day gain for the DOW since 1931 in the wake of the government passing a 2 trillion dollar stimulus package. Then, Cramer breaks down Micron's surprisingly optimistic quarterly report and what it means for cloud computing and Big Tech in a time of uncertainty. And, an interview with Timothy Templet, the Executive VP of Global Sales, at Puritan Medical Group, one of the leading medical suppliers in the northeast, to see how they're working with the federal government to help solve the diagnostic testing shortages amid the coronavirus outbreak. Also, an exclusive with Peter Gassner, the CEO and Founder of Veeva Systems, a cloud-based software company connecting the life science industries in the time of COVID-19. Lastly, Cramer talks with Anthony Noto, the CEO of SoFi – a major disruptor in the world of online banking – on the company’s latest products and its plan to support its customers during this time.  

Coming off of day two in the green, Cramer’s digging into what works and what doesn’t in this ever-changing environment of the COVID-19 outbreak. Then, an exclusive with David Goeckeler, the new CEO of Western Digital and how the company is handling its exposure in Asia. And, as the retail sector faces uncertain times, Cramer is getting an update from Marvin Ellison, the CEO of Lowe’s on the company’s efforts to do right by its employees. Last, Cramer’s getting a read on employment from Marty Mucci, the CEO of Paychex.

Cramer’s helping investors maneuver today’s rally and how to approach market volatility this week. Then, Cramer’s exclusive with Liam Griffin, the CEO of Skyworks Solutions on the company’s exposure in China and the COVID-19 impact. And, with companies adjusting to working remotely — Cramer is going Off The Tape with Peter Jackson, the CEO of Bluescape to learn more about its virtual collaborative workspace and the future of working from home.  

After another volatile day on Wall Street and with all eyes on Capitol Hill, Jim Cramer is helping make sense of today’s market and how to navigate the continuous COVID-19 news. Then, Cramer’s checking in with Jason Gorevic, the CEO of Teladoc Health to discuss the increased demand for telehealth medicine and services amid the coronavirus outbreak. And, with seniors and housing facilities at top of mind, Cramer’s going one-on-one with Debra Cafaro, the CEO of Ventas, Inc. to hear the latest developments of what the company is doing to protect seniors and employees in these unprecedented times.

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The Dow rebounded today, up nearly 1%, and Jim Cramer's revealing some trends to watch amid the recent volatility. Then, as the workforce switches to working from home, Cramer's getting a read on connectivity from Verizon's CEO. Plus, Cramer's checking in with VMWare's COO to learn more about how the cloud can impact this ever-changing landscape.

The Dow plunged over 1,300 points and Cramer's putting the selling into context. Then, after its investor meeting this morning, Cramer's checking in with Starbucks' CEO to discuss the company's plans and interpret the recent volatility in the stock. And, as consumers rush to stock-up on pantry items, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Hormel Foods to make sense of the recent demand that the company has seen. Plus, as the workforce shifts to working from home, Cramer's got the CEO of Logitech to see the impact this shift has had on its business.

After a day where the Dow fell nearly 3,000 points, Jim Cramer's breaking down what today's 1,000+ point bounce could mean for the future. Then, Facebook announced today that it's pledging $100 million to support small businesses that are impacted by COVID-19, and Cramer's checking in with the company's COO, Sheryl Sandberg, to discuss the initiative. Plus, Regeneron announced today that it's ahead of schedule on creating a COVID-19 treatment, and Cramer's checking in with the company's Chief Scientific Officer to get more details on the latest developments.

The Dow plunged 3,000 points, marking its worst point drop ever – Cramer’s navigating this selloff and helping you find a bull market in bear market territory. Then, after the FDA issued special approval for Thermo Fisher’s new COVID-19 test kit, Cramer’s going one-on-one with the CEO. And with health care in focus, Cramer’s checking in with the CEO of CVS to hear the company’s plans to address virus concerns. 

The Dow rebounded from yesterday’s decline with a 1985 point gain, and Cramer’s getting you ready for next week with his Game Plan. Then as the race heats up to find a cure for the coronavirus, Cramer’s talking to Eli Lilly’s CEO to make sense of the company’s plans for the virus. Plus, Cramer’s checking in with DocuSign’s CEO to see if the tech company would be a good play in the face of recent volatility. 

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The Dow fell 1,465 points with the major average falling into bear market territory and Cramer’s helping you navigate today’s declines. Then, Cramer’s looking at the final 10 stocks that make-up the Dow and seeing if any opportunity is present in the index. Plus, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of SS&C to get his take on the market volatility and the company’s recent acquisitions. 

The Dow surged 1,167 points and Cramer’s digging into today’s rebound. Then, in the midst of market turbulence, Cramer’s checking in with the CEO of medical device maker, Dexcom, to see if this is the stock that could work in the face of volatility. Then, Cramer’s digging into 10 more stocks of the Dow to see if there is opportunity within the index. Plus, Carley Garner joins Cramer in studio to take a look at oil after yesterday’s meltdown in the commodity. 

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All three major averages ended in the green for the week and Cramer’s taking a look at the tape and making sure you are ready for next week with his game plan. Then, Splunk’s stock has been in a funk, but could the cloud play rebound? Cramer’s checking in with the CEO. Plus, amid coronavirus fears, Cramer’s revealing his index of stocks that could benefit from a stay at home economy. 

The Dow fell nearly 1,000 points today and Cramer’s putting this volatile week into context. Then, in the midst of market turmoil, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of Generac to make sense of the stock gaining over 120% in the last year. Plus, could the utility stocks power through the volatility? Cramer’s checking in with American Electric Power’s CEO to discuss what’s on the horizon for one of the largest electric utilities in the US.

The Dow soared 1,173 points and Cramer’s giving his take on what today’s market rally means for you. Then, in the face of volatility is it time to take a look at gold? Cramer’s checking in with Barrick Gold’s CEO to make sense of gold’s recent performance. Then, after reporting a mixed quarter, Cramer’s sitting down with Dollar Tree’s CEO to discuss the stock’s recent declines and what the company’s plans are for 2020. Plus, Cramer’s talking to Zendesk’s CEO to see if this is the stock to look at amid coronavirus fears.

The Dow closed down nearly 800 points, and Jim Cramer’s looking at the tape and helping you navigate the volatility. Then, Livongo Health fell 9% today after earnings, but after posting a surprise profit, could this decline be a buying opportunity? Cramer’s checking in with the company’s Founder and Executive Chairman to make sense of the company’s future. Plus, Cramer’s going off the charts on the recent market volatility to see if there are any stocks worth buying at these levels. 

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CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow has fallen over 1900 points in the last two days, and Jim Cramer making sense of the headlines and helping you navigate the declines. Then, today, Mastercard announced its CEO will be stepping down effective January 1, 2021. Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s outgoing and incoming CEOs to interpret the transition and learn more about the company’s future. Plus, with news that Salesforce’s Co-CEO, Keith Block, will be stepping down, Cramer’s checking in with Salesforce’s Founder, Chairman, & CEO, Marc Benioff, to break down the quarter and discuss more about the company’s future leadership.

The Dow plunged over 1,000 points today, making it one of the worst single-day declines in the last two years. Tonight, Jim Cramer’s digging into today’s headlines and putting the selling into context to help you manage your portfolio amid market turbulence. Then, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of Five9 to see if the cloud play could be the one to add amid coronavirus fears. And, what should you make of gold’s rally amid market declines? Cramer’s digging into the precious metal and making sense of the catalyst behind the gold bull market. 

With the 2020 election upon us, Jim Cramer’s checking in with Proofpoint, a cybersecurity play that aims to protect the integrity of elections. Then, Cramer’s looking back on the fourth quarter and revealing his winners in the social media space. Plus, the artist formerly known as Symantec has a new look. Cramer’s digging into NortonLifeLock’s recent performance and helping you navigate the future of the stock.

Up 25.6% today after reporting earnings, Cramer’s talking to the CEO of Domino’s Pizza to see what’s working for the business and what the company has planned for the future. Then, Cramer’s giving the truth behind the economic impact of the Coronavirus and what you should make of the developing headlines. Plus, in the midst of volatility Cramer’s taking your calls and playing “Am I Diversified”.

After reporting earnings, Jim Cramer’s checking in with chicken-kingpin Wingstop to make sense of the quarter and dive into the company’s partnership with DoorDash. Then, Everbridge soared over 13% today after earnings, and Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO to discuss how the company is tackling the critical event management space. Plus, Cramer’s going ‘Off The Charts’ on the payment processors. 

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After earnings Mattel’s stock fell 3%, but is this post-earnings pullback a buying opportunity? Jim Cramer’s checking in with the CEO of the toymaker behind Barbie and Hot Wheels. Then, Cramer’s talking to Dominion Energy’s CEO after the company pledged to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. Plus, Cramer’s digging into Colgate-Palmolive to see if the stock could help clean up your portfolio amid Coronavirus fears.

With the stock up nearly 18% in the last week, Jim Cramer’s checking in with the high-flying RingCentral to make sense of the recent action. Then, Ollie’s stock has been beaten down as of late, so is it finally a bargain at these levels? Cramer’s digging into the company and seeing if now is the time to buy. Plus, Cramer’s turning in his homework on Cardlytics to see if the stock up nearly 440% in the last year has more room to run. 

Shopify surged nearly 8% today after strong earnings, and Jim Cramer’s going one-on-one with the company’s COO to make sense of the quarter and the company’s plans for the future. Then, Signet, the company behind Kay Jewelers and Piercing Pagoda, is up over 150% from its September 2019 lows, and Cramer’s going on the record with the company’s CEO to talk holiday sales and the turnaround in the stock. Plus, analysts are mixed regarding the future of Canada Goose, and Cramer’s sharing whether he believes a turnaround story is in the cards for the high-end parka manufacturer.  

Columbia Sportswear’s stock is down from its highs, but does that create a buying opportunity? Cramer’s checking in with the company’s CEO. Then, with the stock up nearly 10% today, Cramer’s talking with the CEO of Charles River Labs to make sense of the quarter for the company that aids in the drug development process. Plus, Cramer’s going Off The Charts to get a read on the market and see if record highs can continue to be in our future. 

After reporting earnings last week, Take-Two Interactive’s stock got hit, but could this be a buying opportunity? Jim Cramer’s checking in with the company’s CEO to make sense of the quarter. Then, Uber’s stock has cruised higher lately, but could the performance continue? Cramer’s giving his take on the stock. Plus, Cramer’s revealing one of the reasons why he believes oil and gas stocks are bad long-term investments. 

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In the midst of an election year the insurance companies are in focus, and tonight, Cramer’s checking in with one of the biggest players out there, Cigna, to see what’s on the horizon for the company. Then, McCormick’s stock got grilled after reporting earnings last week, so what should you make of the stock here? Cramer’s checking in with the CEO of the seasoning kingpin. Plus what should you make of Elliott Management’s plan for Evergy? Cramer’s giving his take on the stock. 

Amid the Coronavirus, Cramer’s checking in with Clorox to learn more about the impact on the company’s bottom line and what’s on the horizon. Then, Boot Barn was down nearly 10% after reporting earnings, but could the declines present a buying opportunity? Cramer’s talking to the company’s CEO. Plus, the CEO of Teladoc joins Cramer to discuss the future of telemedicine and what the company is seeing this flu season. 

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With Zoom Video’s stock up 15% today, Jim Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s CEO to learn more about what caused the bump in the stock and what he sees on the horizon for the company. Then, after one of the biggest nights in television and sports, Cramer’s digging into the streaming wars and giving the name of a player that should be on your radar. Plus, in the midst of the coronavirus, Cramer’s got the CEO of Doctor on Demand to discuss what the company has seen so far this flu season and his take on the coronavirus outbreak. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

This morning, Penn National Gaming announced a 36% stake in Barstool Sports and the stock surged nearly 11%. Tonight, Jim Cramer’s getting details of the deal with Penn National’s CEO, and Barstool Sports’ CEO, and Founder. Then, after reporting earnings last night, could Stryker’s post-earnings decline be a buying opportunity? Cramer’s digging into the report with the CEO. And Cramer’s giving his take on two hot stocks— Roku and Shopify. 

It was a big day for earnings, and Jim Cramer’s making sense of Apple’s report. Then, this week all eyes are on football, but what about basketball and hockey? Cramer’s digging into The Madison Square Garden Company and its upcoming spinoff of its entertainment assets and sports teams. Plus, Epic System’s CEO just sent an email urging hospital CEOs to keep patients data private, and tonight Masimo’s CEO is responding with his feelings on the benefits of open data in the healthcare space.  

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With the Coronavirus weighing on today’s averages, Jim Cramer’s giving you his Game Plan and sharing what should be on your radar for next week. Then, L Brands has recently caught 4 upgrades from analysts, but could the stock be a good fit for your portfolio? Cramer’s giving you his take on the owner of Victoria Secret and Bath & Body Works. Plus, Cramer’s finishing up the week with a round of “Am I Diversified’.

With rumors swirling regarding a buyout, Jim Cramer is sitting down with Grubhub’s CEO from Art Bird in Grand Central Station to make sense of the headlines. Then, at the end of 2019 First Horizon announced it was acquiring Iberiabank, and tonight Cramer’s making sense of the deal and what it means for the year ahead. And what should you make of Snap’s recent picture perfect performance? Cramer’s digging into the stock’s history and seeing if it has more room to run. 

Jim Cramer’s got his eye on energy and is checking in with one of his favorite oil and gas analysts, RBN Energy’s Rusty Braziel. Then, the headlines are focused on the coronavirus, and Cramer’s taking apart what stocks could be directly hit from the virus versus others that could just be collateral damage. Plus, Cramer’s going ‘Off The Charts’ on three medical device makers to see if this could be a space worth looking into.  

Before leaving the west coast, Jim Cramer stopped at Costco’s flagship store in Washington State to sit down with the company’s CEO to learn more about the company’s recipe for success. Then, after catching a few downgrades in the beginning of 2020, what should you make of Logitech’s top and bottom line beat? Cramer’s got the exclusive with the company’s CEO. Plus, the market has taken a bite out of United Natural Foods, so how should you digest the performance? Cramer’s giving his take on the company. 

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After hitting an all time high today, Cramer’s heading out west to Redmond, Washington, where he’s sitting down with Microsoft’s CEO and CFO after the company announced its plan to be better than carbon neutral by 2030. And, last night before leaving San Francisco, Cramer spoke with GW Pharmaceuticals CEO to learn more about the company’s 4Q ‘19 pre-announcement and the success of its cannabis-based drug, Epidiolex. 

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The Dow closed up 33 points with all three major indices hitting record highs, and Cramer’s breaking down today’s biggest headlines. Then, over the past four years Dexcom’s stock has more than quadrupled, so could the strong trend continue? Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s CEO. Then, last year at the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference, Cramer spoke with Medtronic’s CEO about some short-term headwinds that Wall Street didn’t like. Since then, the stock has skyrocketed and tonight Cramer’s getting an update from the CEO. And, has the market gotten too complacent? Cramer’s going ‘Off the Charts’ on the VIX to make sense of the fear gauge as the market continues to hit record highs.  

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 161 points today and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s biggest movers. Then Constellation Brands soared over 3.5% today, so what should you make of the everchanging beverage space and its stake in Canopy Growth? Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO. Then, Cramer has previously revealed his ‘Humanization of Pets Index’, and tonight he’s revealing two clear winner that might be worth looking at. Plus, Cramer’s turning in his homework on Sea Limited to understand the stock’s monster run. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow closed up 69 points to kick off the first full trading week of 2020 and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s headlines. Then, the new year brings new resolutions, and one of those is usually a focus on fitness. Tonight, Cramer’s sitting down with Planet Fitness’ CEO to learn more about its push for 2020 and to hear more about his story from front desk to CEO. And, Axon Enterprise finds itself caught in the crosshairs with a focus from the FTC. After filing a lawsuit against the FTC, should investors continue to hold the stock through the headlines? Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s CEO. Plus, Cramer’s looking at the defense sector and giving you his playbook.

The Dow closed down 234 points and Jim Cramer’s making sure you’re ready to take on the first full week of 2020 with his game plan. Then, it’s been a rocky road since CrowdStrike came public in 2019, but after today’s pop in the stock, is it back in favor on Wall Street? Cramer’s getting to the core of the company with its CEO. Plus, there were some clear winners in the Dow and S&P for 2019, and tonight Cramer’s digging into the top 10 from each index to see if these winners can keep on winning in 2020. 

Jim Cramer has spent a career on Wall Street getting to know the inner workings of how our financial system works, and tonight he’s pulling back the curtain and revealing the Wall Street lingo that you need to know to be a successful investor. From secular and cyclical plays, to the metrics you need to know to do efficient homework, this show is all about making you a smarter investor and demystifying the market. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

Every now and then there may be a blip in the tape and the wave of green turns into a sea of red. Jim Cramer has been at this game for a long time and has experienced his share of sell-offs, and tonight, he’s giving you his strategies for managing any sell-off the market may throw at you.

Jim Cramer’s been at this game for a long time, and tonight he’s taking his accumulated wisdom and laying it out in his rules for managing your own money. From stock picking to understanding dividends, this show is all about taking a peak behind the curtain so you can grow your wealth just like the pros. 

Jim Cramer knows that sometimes it’s important to pull away from the madness of Wall Street and just understand the basics. Tonight, Cramer’s giving you his economics playbook to make sure you understand the market on a whole new level. This is a modern day economics lesson that you can‘t afford to miss! 

The American education system has taught you chemistry, geometry, and physics, but what about financial literacy? Tonight, Jim Cramer’s giving you his playbook for managing a financially-stable life. From contributing to a 401k to understanding the many different funds that the market offers, this show is all about demystifying a world that is often not taught in school. It may be winter break, but class is in session and Professor Cramer is ready to help you navigate any financial confusion you may have.  

The Dow closed up 78 points today and Jim Cramer’s revealing 12 things that he wants from the market going into the new year. And, don’t be a pig- Arrowhead Pharma and InMode have rallied recently, and Cramer’s teaching a lesson about when to take profits. Then, the CEO of Paychex, Marty Mucci, is here to talk about the company’s recent earnings and where the stock is headed into the new year. Also, take out your notebook, because Cramer’s turning in his homework on Allakos and Global Blood Therapeutics.

The Dow skyrocketed 138 points today and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s rally, with the Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq breaking all-time highs. Then, it was the year of the IPO, but which one’s deserve Cramer’s praise now that we’re heading into 2020? And, CEO of Emergent BioSolutions Robert Kramer sits down with Cramer to talk about the company’s growth, new acquisitions, and a 40% rally from its lows in August. Plus, Sudheesh Nair, CEO of ThoughtSpot, discusses where what the private start-up’s mission could mean for the data analytics industry.

The Dow closed down today 28 points and Jim Cramer’s looking at today’s action and updating you on what the impeachment vote means for your money. Then, Cramer’s breaking down how the markets moved in 1998 and 1999 when former President Bill Clinton was impeached and how curtained stocks fared while everyone watched what was going on in Washington. And, huddle up- Cramer’s digging into FedEx’s disappointing earnings call today and what’s in store for the stock going forward.

The Dow closed up 31 points hitting another all-time high and Cramer’s digging into today’s biggest movers. Then, the drug companies have been caught in political crosshairs, and Cramer’s getting to the core of it with Eli Lilly’s CEO. And, with the market at all-time highs, are there any bargains out there? Cramer’s going off the charts to look at bargain buys during market highs. And you’ve called in and stumped Professor Cramer, and tonight he’s turning in his homework on Wave Life Sciences and sharing what lessons he has learned through his research into speculative biotech names. 

The Dow closed up 101 points with all three major indices hitting record highs and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s headlines. Then, S&P Global has had a powerful year, so what should you make of the company behind the benchmark index? Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s CEO to discuss its latest acquisitions and newest products. And, last week Bill.com hit the tape and immediately surged 69% higher, and Cramer’s digging into this new IPO and seeing if this was the listing that the 2019 IPO market needed to end the year on a high note. Plus, Cramer’s sitting down with Livongo Health’s founder and executive chairman to make sense of this recent IPO and the volatility the stock has experienced since hitting the public market. 

Despite a phase one trade deal with China, the Dow remained steady today, rising only 3 points, and Jim Cramer’s giving you his Game Plan to navigate next week on Wall Street. Then, Anaplan CEO Frank Calderoni sits down to talk about the stock’s recent roar, up 90% for the year, and where the company is headed from here. Then, Dr. Vlad Coric, CEO of Biohaven Pharmaceuticals is in the Mad Money studio to talk about what’s in the company’s pipeline and what it means for the company’s future. And, what should you make of the managed care company’s heading into 2020? Cramer’s talking with Centene’s CEO, Michael Neidorff, to discuss the stock’s recent decline how you should interpret the company’s new guidance and its acquisition of WellCare.

The Dow closed up 221 points on reports that a phase one US/China trade deal has been reached and Cramer’s revealing some stocks that you should continue to watch in the midst of trade deal headlines. Then, fresh off earnings Cramer’s talking with Adobe’s CEO to see if this cloud king can continue to reign on. And, Robinhood’s Co-CEOs joined Cramer last week, but the news keeps coming with this disruptor. Co-CEO Vlad Tenev is back to discuss the company’s latest feature, fractional share trading. Plus, after New Relic’s latest report could the company’s recent action be the start of a rebound or should you continue to be cautious? Cramer’s checking in with the company’s founder and CEO to make sense of the stock’s performance. 

The Dow closed up 30 points and Jim Cramer’s pinning two battleground stocks against each other, Tesla and Netflix, to see what separates these talked about companies. Then, VMWare’s stock has struggled lately, so has the it finally reached a bottom? Cramer’s checking in with the COO of one of his Cloud Kings. And, Palo Alto Networks seemed to disappoint Wall Street, so what should you make of the company’s recent performance? Cramer’s checking in with the company’s CEO. Plus, Trade Desk has rallied over 100% this year, but is now the time to trade into the stock? Cramer’s joined by the Founder and CEO to make sense of the stock’s run. 

The Dow closed down for a second day posting a 28-point decline and Jim Cramer’s sharing what buying opportunities he’s seeing in this market. Then, could the tariffs remain a threat for YETI’s future? Cramer’s taking a look at this fresh-faced stock and if he believes YETI can keep on roaring. And, Cramer’s going Off the Charts to dig into a few sectors that could have more upside in 2020. Plus, everyone is always asking Cramer, “how do you play the trade talks?” Cramer’s giving his strategy for navigating the influx of headlines. 

The Dow closed down 105 points and Cramer’s digging into what impacted today’s tape. Then, Nutanix is shifting its business model and with that is coming volatility in the stock. Cramer’s checking in with Nutanix’s founder and CEO to make sense of the company’s plans for the future. And, there are clear bull and bear cases when it comes to AT&T, and Cramer’s looking at both sides to see which he thinks holds more weight. Plus, Cramer’s been polling you on Twitter to see how you shop, so what should you make of the conflicting stories in the department store cohort? Cramer’s giving his take on what these retailers can’t seem to get right. 

The Dow finished the week soaring 337 points higher and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s market moves and giving you his Game Plan for next week’s action. Then, Mad Money saddles up for Jim Conroy, CEO of BootBarn, to visit the studio to discuss the company’s impressive third quarter results and what’s in store for the footwear retailer going forward. Then, could it be time to check into Grocery Outlet? CEO Eric Lindberg sits down with Cramer to weigh in on the discount food retailer’s recent IPO and whether or not you should add it to your portfolio. And, CEO of diagnostics company Natera, Steve Chapman, is here to breakdown the company’s fundamentals, impressive third quarter results and where the company’s headed.

The Dow jumped 28 points today and Jim Cramer’s making sense of today’s up and down action. Then, Edwards Lifesciences’ CEO, Mike Mussallem makes his way to the Mad Money studio straight from the company’s investor conference and he’s digging into the company’s pipeline and what’s on the horizon. And, Cramer’s sitting down with ServiceNow’s new CEO, Bill McDermott, to discuss his future plans for the cloud computing company. Plus, Cramer’s talking with Chipotle’s CEO and CFO, Brian Niccol and Jack Hartung, from a store in NYC to discuss the stock’s monster run and learn the secret ingredients behind the company’s success. 

Squawk Pod is a daily, guided curation of the top moments and takeaways from CNBC’s flagship morning show, “Squawk Box,” anchored by Joe Kernen, Becky Quick and Andrew Ross Sorkin. Each day, the podcast includes news making interviews, perspective and analysis from iconic guest hosts, and slices of debate and discussion—from the heated to the hilarious— all wrapped with exclusive context and color from Senior Producer Katie Kramer. Listen in to today’s episode and subscribe to the podcast.

Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass says China gets too much in loans from the global community. Rep. Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH) has introduced a bill, the Accountability for World Bank Loans to China Act, to make China graduate from the program that lends money to developing countries. Gonzalez tells Becky Quick, Joe Kernen and guest host Tom Farley that China’s economy is too big to qualify. CVS Health CEO Larry Merlo lays out how the company has changed one year after its Aetna acquisition and how it will play a role in healthcare in 2020. Amesite Founder & CEO Ann Marie Sastry says education in artificial intelligence can help today’s workers survive tomorrow.. The Squawk gang and reporter Phil Lebeau discuss United Airlines’ announcement that its CEO Oscar Munoz will step down in May and President Scott Kirby will take over running the airline.

The Dow snapped a three-day losing streak gaining 147 points and Cramer’s digging into today’s headlines. Then, Robinhood has changed the face of investing, and Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s co-founders & co-CEOs to learn more about how Robinhood is disrupting the industry. Then, just ahead of the holiday’s Cramer’s talking to Mattel’s CEO to learn more about holiday shopping and the release of the infamous “Baby Yoda”. Plus, Cramer’s sitting down with an under the radar biotechnology company, AVITA Medical, to learn more about their revolutionary procedures and the stock’s recent run. 

Squawk Pod is a daily, guided curation of the top moments and takeaways from CNBC’s flagship morning show, “Squawk Box,” anchored by Joe Kernen, Becky Quick and Andrew Ross Sorkin. Each day, the podcast includes news making interviews, perspective and analysis from iconic guest hosts, and slices of debate and discussion—from the heated to the hilarious— all wrapped with exclusive context and color from Senior Producer Katie Kramer. Listen in to today’s episode and subscribe to the podcast.

Billionaire investor, Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone joined Squawk Box to discuss President Trump’s U.S.-China trade war strategy, the education system and the Fed. Ryan Lance, Chairman and CEO of energy giant ConocoPhillips has a ten year plan to sustain the company—and its shareholders—through market volatility and geopolitical uncertainty. Plus, Google CEO Sundar Pichai got a promotion; he’s now CEO of parent company Alphabet as the two original founders step aside.

The Dow fell 280 points and Cramer’s breaking down how today’s headlines contributed to the market sell-off. Then, does PPG have more room to run in this market? Jim Cramer is painting a clearer picture with CEO, Michael McGarry, to get a better sense of where the company is going next. And, Coupa Software beat earnings expectations, but the cloud-based company’s report didn’t seem to make it to investors nice list. Cramer’s getting to the bottom of the stock’s recent performance. Plus, fresh off earnings, Cramer’s sitting down with Salesforce’s Co-CEO, Keith Block, to dig into the company’s latest report and make sense of the post-earnings reaction.

The Dow fell 268 points today and Jim Cramer is digging into the cause of Wall Street’s volatile day. Then, it’s CyberArk Monday in the Mad Money studio, and Udi Mokady, the co-founder, chairman and CEO sits down with Cramer to talk about the future of cyber security and whether this software stock can keep climbing. And, eHealth’s CEO Scott Flanders is here to discuss what his company is all about and its recent red-hot run. Plus, Cramer’s going Off The Charts to dig into the VIX and see if investors should be worried about a turn from bull to bear territory in the next few months.

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.

Squawk Pod is a daily, guided curation of the top moments and takeaways from CNBC’s flagship morning show, “Squawk Box,” anchored by Joe Kernen, Becky Quick and Andrew Ross Sorkin. Each day, the podcast includes news making interviews, perspective and analysis from iconic guest hosts, and slices of debate and discussion—from the heated to the hilarious— all wrapped with exclusive context and color from Senior Producer Katie Kramer. Listen in to today’s episode and subscribe to the podcast.

Michael Bloomberg’s campaign co-chair Greg Fischer believes in his candidate, and trusts that voters who get to know him will believe in him, too. Former Democratic Senator Heidi Heitkamp discusses Elizabeth Warren’s tax plans with CNBC’s Robert Frank and former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor. Axios’ Dan Primack maps out Uber’s road ahead after London revoked its operating license. Disney+ makes a strong debut, and the fake meat market is heating up.

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.

The Dow closed down 140 points today and Cramer’s digging into the headlines and making sense of today’s declines. Then, did you know Jim Cramer eats Smarties every day? In honor of Halloween, Cramer’s sitting down with Smarties Co-President to learn more about the company’s 70-year history. And, down over 3% after earnings, Cramer’s drilling into Columbia Sportswear’s quarter with its CEO to see if the stock can get back in favor in the Wall Street fashion show. Plus, Cramer’s reading the pulse of the consumer with Eurazeo Brands’ managing director, Adrianne Shapira, and learning more about the company’s latest investment, a minority stake in Herschel Supply Co.

The Dow closed up 115 points with the S&P 500 hitting another all-time high and Cramer’s digging into Apple and Facebook’s earnings reports. Then, after earnings Wingstop is proving it’s no chicken. Cramer’s making sense of the quarter with the company’s CEO. And, up 16% in a single day after earnings, Spotify’s investors were hearing the music, but could this run be sustained? Cramer’s breaking down the headlines and sharing if he feels the stock has more room to run. Plus, Cramer’s getting the 4-1-1 from the CEO of Trex to drill into the quarter and discuss the company’s long-term prospects.

The Dow closed down 19 points, and Jim Cramer’s making sense of today’s headlines. Then, after reporting a strong quarter Zebra Technologies rallied nearly 7% today, but could the stock have more room to run? Cramer’s checking in with the CEO. And, after earnings Twitter has fallen from the sky, but could this bird earn its wings back? Cramer’s sharing if the recent dip presents a buying opportunity or whether you should stay away. Plus, what should you make of Baxter International’s post-earnings decline? Cramer’s breaking down a key piece of information that should impact your strategy when dealing with the stock.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow closed down 28 points and Jim Cramer is digging into one of the busiest weeks of earnings season. Then, after earnings, American Electric Power hit an all-time high, but could this utility continue to power higher? Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO. And, managed care stocks have been caught in political crosshairs, but could Centene rise from the pack? Cramer’s digging into the quarter with the company’s top brass. Plus, the cloud cohort has looked a little dark as of late. Cramer’s assessing the cloud stock damage and giving you a strategy on how to manage the pain in the cloud space and what to make of today’s moves.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow closed down 40 points today and Jim Cramer is digging into today’s hottest stocks. Then, Hasbro’s stock got hammered today, and Cramer’s going right to the source to make sense of the quarter with the CEO. And, electronics companies have been caught in the trade war crosshairs, but what should you make of the Logitech after last night’s earnings report? Cramer’s got the company’s top brass. Plus, this week is National Business Women’s week and Cramer’s sitting down with the founders and general partners of Victress Capital to learn more about its mission to invest in consumer-oriented companies that are led by women. 

The market ended the day up 57 points and Jim Cramer is here to break down today’s market action. Then, if the industrials are lagging, what is Dover doing that sets it apart from the competition? Cramer’s looking at the company’s report from last week and asking why this former loser is now the industrial sector’s winner. And Scott Cutler, the new CEO of StockX, is here to tell Cramer what the retailer is all about and what to make of the focus on footwear. Plus, Cramer’s analyzing the bull market to find out if a recession is really on the horizon in a special Monday edition of Off The Charts.

The Dow closed down 255 points to end the first week of earnings season, and Cramer’s got his playbook to give you his game plan for next week’s reports. Then, financials are at the forefront this week, and Cramer’s giving his take on the major institutions-Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, and Wells Fargo- after they collectively reported above estimates this past week. Then, Cramer’s looking at his cloud kings and why they might be turning into storm clouds after the latest sell-off.

The Dow closed up 24 points today and Jim Cramer’s looking at the latest quarterly reports and why his acronym NABAF, “not as bad as feared”, is taking control this earnings season. Then, after earnings Netflix’s stock came to play, but is today’s bounce sustainable or an opportunity to ring the register? Cramer’s digging into the video streaming kingpin. And, our callers have called in and alerted Cramer about Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals, and tonight Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO to make sense of the stock’s 800% run in the last two years. Plus, Cramer’s playing “Am I Diversified” to make sure Cramerica has what it takes to tackle earnings season.

The Dow closed down 23 points and on a big day for earnings, Cramer’s making sure you’re ready to navigate the latest reports. Then, fresh off the release of his new book, Trailblazer, Cramer’s sitting down with Salesforce’s Founder and Co-CEO, Marc Benioff, to go beyond the company and dive into Benioff’s latest release. And, there has been a lot of worry about the health insurance space, but after delivering a strong quarter, Cramer’s breaking down what you should make of UnitedHealth at these levels. Plus, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of financial technology firm, Wex, to see if the market is ready to fall in love with the space again. 

Jim Cramer has been in this business for a long time, and he is ready to share his rules to finding success in the market. From knowing when is a good time to buy, to keeping your emotions in check, Cramer’s got your back so that you can become an expert investor. 

Whether you’re young, old, or somewhere in between, tonight Jim Cramer is breaking down how to invest no matter where you are in life. The strategy isn’t the same for a newborn as it is for a retiree and Cramer’s making sure you’re set up to succeed regardless of your age. 

The Dow soared 320 points today with renewed hopes of a China trade deal and Cramer’s looking back at this week’s action and giving you his Game Plan of what to expect next week. Then, Cramer’s got Todd Penegor, the President and CEO of Wendy’s, to talk about the stock’s wake-up with the announcement of breakfast offerings and where the company’s headed. And, get out your notebooks, because Cramer’s turning in his homework on BioLife Solutions and InMode and you’re going to want to take notes on these intriguing healthcare stocks!

The Dow closed up 151 points and Jim Cramer is revealing 4 qualities to look for while stock picking in this market. Then, Cramer’s sitting down with Mickey Drexler, the former CEO & Chairman of J.Crew, to discuss the future of retail and his latest venture, Alex Mill. And, last night Bed Bath and Beyond announced a new CEO which caused the stock to rally over 21% today. Cramer’s making sense of the headlines and sharing whether this is the catalyst the company needed for change. Finally, could the maker of Spam be the secret to staying defensive in this market? Cramer’s chatting with Hormel’s Chairman, President & CEO, Jim Snee, to discuss where the company is headed next.

The Dow accelerated its losses into the close ultimately ending the session down 314 points, and Jim Cramer’s making sense of today’s moves. Then, when the market opened it looked like Wall Street wasn’t pleased with Domino’s Pizza’s quarter, but the stock reversed course and closed up nearly 5%. Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO to digest the quarter. And, a week and a half ago we learned DE Shaw, a major activist hedge fund, took a position in Emerson, so what could that mean for the company? Cramer’s finding out more from Emerson’s top brass. Plus, could today’s action mean the market has reached a peak? Cramer’s going Off the Charts with the help of Rob Moreno to dig into the technicals.

The Dow fell 96 points today to start the week and Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s action. Then, Cramer’s digging into Costco, and explaining how trading on headlines may not be the best strategy. And, Six Flags has been on a rollercoaster ride trying to buy up Cedar Fair. Cramer’s digesting the headlines and sharing if you should buckle in and ride out these two stocks or get out before the ride comes to a halt. Plus, Vlad Shmunis, the founder, chairman, and CEO of RingCentral is here to discuss the cloud stock that’s on cloud nine after announcing an exclusive deal with Avaya.

The Dow soared 373 points today after a volatile week, and Jim Cramer’s setting you up for next week with his Game Plan. Then, Cramer sits down with the founder and CEO of Stitch Fix, Katrina Lake, to get more insight on the company’s fourth quarter earnings report and plans for the future. And, with interest rates falling investors tend to turn to the REIT’s for yield- Cramer’s looking at real estate investment trusts as a possible play in this environment. Plus, Clorox has cleaned up today, erasing yesterday’s losses, but should you jump in? Cramer’s done his homework on whether or not you should buy after the company’s negative analyst meeting earlier this week. 

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. 

The Dow surged 373 points today, but why is everyone still asking about a recession? Cramer’s putting today’s market into context and sharing if the fear is overdone. Then just in time for kickoff, Cramer’s revealing his Mad Money fantasy stock football draft. Plus, the company behind the car vending machine, Cramer’s sitting down with Carvana’s CEO.

The Opening Bell hour of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street is now a podcast. Listen in to Jim Cramer, David Faber, and Carl Quintanilla for some of the biggest names in business and politics. Check out today’s episode and subscribe to the podcast today.

Markets surging after the U.S. and China agree to trade talks next month. David Faber and Jim Cramer discuss that plus the big movers of the morning from Slack, Signet, Comcast and more.

Wall Street has been Jim Cramer’s teacher and tonight he’s opening up his history book and sharing lessons he has learned from the street and how any home gamer can learn to invest like a pro.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer. 

The Opening Bell hour of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street is now a podcast. Listen in to Jim Cramer, David Faber, and Carl Quintanilla for some of the biggest names in business and politics. Check out today’s episode and subscribe to the podcast today.

The Squawk on the Street breaks down the big move in stocks on the last trading day for August. Plus, earnings movers from Campbell, Dell and Ulta.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer. 

The Opening Bell hour of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street is now a podcast. Listen in to Jim Cramer, David Faber, and Carl Quintanilla for some of the biggest names in business and politics. Check out today’s episode and subscribe to the podcast today.

The "R" word. A deep dive on bonds as the key yield curve inverts and fears of a recession grow. The Squawk on the Street team discusses that, Tiffany earnings and Peloton filing to go public.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.