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Jim Cramer shares why investors shouldn't always trust stock buybacks during market-wide pullbacks.
Jim Cramer says investors should be worried when these stocks start to rally. It could signal a slowdown, or even a recession.
Jim Cramer shares his tips about the best stocks to buy during a market-wide sell-off for a bargain.
Jim Cramer clarified the difference between a broken stock and a broken company, and said to steer clear of one group at all costs.
Jim Cramer guides investors on how to turn a market sell-off into opportunity.
The Wells Fargo Investment Institute issues its 2018 year-end target range for the S&P 500.
According to Kensho, here's how the S&P 500 bodes for the second half of September.
Jim Cramer surveys the action in FedEx and explains why he thinks the stock isn’t done running higher.
Jim Cramer flies through his take on callers' favorite stocks, including one tobacco giant.
Jim Cramer sat down with Peter Bauer, the head of cybersecurity firm Mimecast, for more on the state of the industry after the Equifax hack.
Jim Cramer examines the charts of semiconductor maker Nvidia to predict the rallying stock's next moves.
Jim Cramer says an Apple Watch glitch and earnings from General Mills and Bed Bath & Beyond all sent related stocks tumbling.
Wells Fargo emphasized its progress in restoring trust after Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized the bank in an interview with Jim Cramer.
Companies that make lab equipment, testing supplies and analytical devices have driven the sector up 41 percent, beating the much-discussed internet giants
Jim Cramer reveals why a Sprint & T-Mobile merger could be a shoo-in.
Sellers have been noticeably absent in the market this year and the trend remains bullish, says Wayne Kaufman, chief market analyst. Phoenix Financial Services.
Jim Cramer rattled off his take on callers' favorite stocks, including one software play.
Elizabeth Warren says "I really want to see the Fed step here" in response to Wells Fargo's account scandal.
Jim Cramer uses the Kohl's-Amazon deal to highlight an important trend sweeping the retail sector.
Jim Cramer says three tie-ups, including the potential deal between T-Mobile and Sprint, justified his bullishness in a red-hot market.
