CEO Clarence Otis tells us how his company is ready to emerge from this economic slowdown better than before.
Not all of them. But Cramer has one name in mind he thinks you should buy.
Let others go after the extremes: RidgeWorth's Don Wordell is a mid-cap manager, and his 4-star RidgeWorth Mid-Cap Value Fund is up an average of 12.14 percent per year over the last five years.
The German business confidence index (Ifo) declined to the lowest levels since August 2005, increasing concerns about a weakening Europe. The dollar has popped to its highest levels of the year. And Russia's stock market is down 5 percent to its lowest levels in six years, as most European countries are signaling they will not recognize the breakaway states of Georgia.
Oil was down last week, and we had some decent economic numbers on Friday, so the questions on everyone's mind is what groups might be overbought/oversold to play for a short-term bounce. The chief groups are energy and financials.
Stocks remained fairly range-bound this afternoon, but finished slightly to the upside. The Dow’s 119-point range today is its narrowest in just over a month. However, many of the sectors that performed poorly yesterday continued to be disappointing today.
Until these companies start closing down stores, Cramer says sell, sell, sell.
The Latin American nation's got the growth. Also, Cramer's reaction to the Fed decision.
United Parcel Services' after the bell earnings warning and the continued meltdown in financial stocks are casting a negative tone on the market ahead of Tuesday's open.
CVS, Nike, Darden and Research in Motion are just a few of the names he likes.
Pretty much everyone involved in the stock market lives in or around New York and has a lot of money. These people are smart, but you shouldn't underestimate their ability to miss the good low-end or mid-grade companies - and that's where you can capitalize.Investing can be confusing. Luckily, Cramer has mapped out some road rules for all you Home Gamers trying to navigate the jungle that is Wall Street. Think of it as "Mad Money 101" –- some fundamental advice to keep in mind as you play the market. Whether you're a first time investor or a seasoned financier, it's always good to remember the basics.
As food prices surge companies that can aggressively hedge their costs should benefit. What’s worth watching?
Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Hershey and Flowserve popped while China Mobile and Archer Daniels Midland dropped.