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Investment is not economically plausible below $70 a barrel, OPEC’s Secretary General Abdalla El-Badri told CNBC Tuesday, ahead of Thursday's OPEC quarterly meeting in Vienna.
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Plus, Cramer explains why DigitalGlobe was a buy on its IPO but not in the aftermarket.
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Plus, get calls on US Steel, Bank of America, Sears Holdings and more.
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Potential returns from both a growing business and a dividend payout make this stock a buy, Cramer says.
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How long is that? Much sooner than you might think, the chief executive told Cramer.
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Stocks flopped Friday, capping a dismal week, as bank stocks pulled back after recent gains.
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Stocks opened flat Friday as investors were encouraged by a pair of better-than-expected manufacturing readings but dismal economic data out of Europe and weak U.S. retail reports capped gains.
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Futures pared losses Friday after a pair of better-than-expected manufacturing readings.
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Experts Scott Wren of Wells Fargo Advisors and Lee Eugene Munson of Portfolio Asset Management shared their views on the economic outlook.
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Sometimes the technical case for buying a stock is just too good to ignore.
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Power generating company Duke Energy has been hurt by the recession showing a 26 percent profit fall in the first quarter.
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For the 27th year in a row, Exxon Mobil is increasing its quarterly dividend.
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Renewed interest in one of these stocks is a big sign that Wall Street sentiment is changing.
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Stocks closed higher despite some selling in the final half hour of trading, giving the market its sixth straight weekly gain and its longest weekly winning streak since 2007.
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Stocks got a quick pop Friday from a rebound in consumer sentiment to its highest level since September. But the bounce quickly slowed t o a dribble as earnings worries nagged at the market.
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Stock futures pared losses but continued to indicate a flat open Friday despite slightly better-than-expected first-quarter earnings results from Dow components Citigroup and General Electric.
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This is exactly the kind of stock that investors want right now, Cramer says.
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Plus, analyzing Honeywell’s good-will accounting practices.
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Cramer has often been a fan of this stock, but what do the technicians say? And are they right?
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