The Mad Money host says investors shouldn't be surprised Jabil Circuit delivered a fantastic quarter on Tuesday because they manufacturer all kinds of electronics and have a terrific read on tech. Cramer discusses the company's profitable quarter and prospects, with Timothy Main, Jabil Circuit CEO.
Insight into what's next for gold, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer. "When you see a bearish engulfing pattern, it typically indicates that there are bad times ahed," says Cramer.
Mad Money host Jim Cramer takes a look at Perrigo, which develops, manufactures and distributes private label goods to retailers. Joseph Papa, chairman, president & CEO of Perrigo, weighs in. "Our products are popular in both bull and bear markets," he says.
In this volatile market, investors need stocks that will keep them interested even when things are at their most bleak, says Mad Money host, Jim Cramer. Discussing the next-generation of cancer treatments with biotech developer, Daniel Julies, ImmunoGen CEO.
How would you like a company that's not only recession proof, but actually gets better as the economy gets worse? Mad Money's Cramer takes a look at two private prison companies he likes.
Cramer says oils are some of the cheapest stocks out there, and warns investors not to be misled by the West Texas fake-out. Discussing oil opportunities in the Bakken region, with Harold Hamm, Continental Resources CEO.
Mad Money host, Jim Cramer says nobody ever made a dime panicking and investors should remember that when they see the next market seff-off and want to bolt to rid themselves of the pain.
The Mad Money host does his homework on Universal Display and says this news-driven company is just too binary at this point to buy. Also, Cramer reaches into the mail bag and answers viewers' emails.
Mad Money's Cramer offers investors a dividend stock that's as recession resistant as it gets, General Mills. This is a company, he says, that pays you to wait for things to get better.