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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Peabody Energy and General Dynamics popped while CVS Caremark and Ciena dropped.

Following are the week’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Dow Chemical and CKE Restaurants popped while BorgWarner and Eastman Kodak dropped.

Volume has been heavier in the last two days due to quadruple witching expiration. It's been an odd expiration: there's been volume, but not a lot of volatility from the indices. They have gone up, but not in any notable way.

We’re almost there, Cramer says. Here’s your game plan for our all but inevitable rebound.

Strong manufacturing data and robust retail sales figures sent the S&P 500 to its highest level for 2009, on Tuesday – one year to the day since Lehman Brothers collapsed.

Cramer can’t understand why the president sounded so downbeat on Monday, especially when there were plenty of reasons to feel positive.

A host of related companies benefit from the commodity’s lower prices. Here are Mad Money’s top picks.

Today's market weakness: the fact that we are beginning what is traditionally the weakest month of the year made traders jittery right at the outset; three separate events after stocks opened moved stocks down.

As investors debate whether the stock market gains are sustainable, Barry Knapp, Barclays Capital Managing Director, believes that it is time to be very selective with stocks. 

Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

The recovery trade continues today. Cyclicals are notably outperforming more defensive names once again, with the Morgan Stanley Cyclical Index is up 3 percent, while the Morgan Stanley Consumer Index is up just 0.75 percent. This extends the recent trend that has taken place during the current summer rally.

Ah, we're back to the Good Old Days...of last week. Stock futures have been higher all night...the dollar is down after a two-day rally, the Shanghai Composite Index has rallied 1.7 percent after dropping 5 percent yesterday after the People's Bank of China assured investors that they would keep a relatively loose monetary policy, commodities are rallying...initial jobless claims were about inline with expectations.