Author: Drew Sandholm

The "Mad Money" host compiled a list of his favorite dividend-paying stocks. Read on to find out what they are.

Not only are these American companies resilient, they often pay a juicy dividend, too.

The "Mad Money" host compiled a list of his favorite high-growth stocks. Read on to find out who they are.

The price of gold has more than doubled in the past five years, creating considerable interest in trading the precious metal. Roughly $75 billion is traded in the London bullion market every day.

As head of a $7 billion hedge fund, Raj Rajaratnam’s phone often rang off the hook, and many of the calls were from corporate insiders who provided a gold mine of market-moving information.

To capitalize on the higher gas price, CNBC’s Jim Cramer says, oil and gas drilling companies are shifting away from natural gas and focusing more on oil. In turn, they are exploiting their reserves and increasing their outputs. The Lundberg Survey suggests the price of gas isn’t likely to fall anytime soon, so Cramer thinks these companies may enjoy increased profits for some time.

Before anyone had heard of Bernie Madoff, Minnesota businessman Tom Petters carried out the largest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history.

President Obama will be in office at least for the next year – at least. Read on for what Cramer’s “Obama-resistant” investment strategies.

The U.S. housing market has shown strong signs of bottoming and could soon turn around, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer says, at least if recent housing data and bullish comments from prominent businessmen are any indicator.

Teaching your kids about investing while they're young can set them up for a lifetime of financial success and stability. Here's how Cramer recomemnds getting them started.

When faced with a difficult market environment, Jim Cramer likes to fall back on long-term themes that have been working. Read on for his top energy plays.