The Mad Money host offers his theory on why the billionaire is dumping Ford (and it isn't just because the automaker's doing so poorly).
Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Coach and Chico’s popped while Delta Air Lines and Big Lots dropped.
We shed more light on the scorecard system Cramer gave viewers this week to value stocks.
This is probably the single most ambitious and useful series we've ever done.
There's a surprise twist at the end of this story. Find out why the lesser of these two companies is a buy.
Cramer breaks down each stock so you know which is the better investment.
Following are the week's biggest winners and losers, including a couple of well-known household goods companies, a luxury brand and a couple of techs thrown in for good measure.
Stocks rallied Friday as a more than $4 a barrel drop in oil prices offset the drag of Fannie Mae's earnings miss. It's going to be the same story next week: Energy prices. Even if there are disappointments in CPI or Wal-Mart's earnings, investors are expected to overlook them as the drop in gas prices puts more money in consumers' pockets.
All major U.S. Indices ended the week in positive territory, led by a 4.46% gain in the NASDAQ Composite Index. Commodity prices continued to fall broadly across the board, with oil prices tumbling $9.90 this week.
It just goes to show you, a little attitude never hurts: Stocks clawed back all of the prior session's losses as oil hit its lowest point since May and consumer confidence improved.
To give investors an edge, CNBC asked the experts for their best trades now.
Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Macy's and Hovnanian popped while Starwood and Sunoco dropped.
Two weeks ago, I said I haven't seen the Street so bearish since just after 9/11. This morning Investors Intelligence reported that their Bull/Bear survey of financial newsletter writers fell to 27.4 percent bullish, the lowest reading since July 1994. Bears rose to 47.3 percent, the highest since 1995.
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.