Discussing the EPA's new regulations on coal plants and the company's juicy 4.6% yield, with Nick Akins, American Electric Power CEO, and Mad Money's Jim Cramer.
Cramer explains General Electric is his second favorite "diamond" stock of the Dow because so many of its businesses are set to improve dramatically, they just raised the dividend and the stock is dirt cheap. (GE is a minority owner of CNBC.)
Mad Money host Jim Cramer explains why trading stocks like Research in Motion and Yahoo on takeover rumors and not fundamentals, runs the risk of multiple earnings cuts.
Mad Money's Cramer pits two of the best performing NASDAQ stocks: Alexion Pharmaceuticals and Ross Stores, against each other to determine which is the better play.
Mad Money's Jim Cramer turns a technical eye on GLD to get a read on what the charts indicate for gold, as interpreted by Caroline Boroden, FibonacciQueen.com, and to figure out if the precious metal is ready to bottom.
Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his final thoughts on cheap stocks, saying speculation must be informed, or you could lose far more than you expected.
Cramer explains how dividends protect your stocks in every kind of market, and suggests investors take a look at high-yielding telco players like Verizon and AT&T.
To build a portfolio that can work in every kind of market, investors need a fast grower, says Mad Money's Cramer. Preferably a secular growth stock that has room to run, and where earnings estimates are trending higher.