Jim Cramer examines how Take-Two Interactive, Novocure and Waste Management are breaking the mold in their respective industries.
Jim Cramer breaks down why investors should listen and believe in what executives say about their companies.
Jim Cramer argues that keeping your emotions in check is the hardest part of being a successful investor.
Jim Cramer explains why investors need to know themselves if they want to build the best possible portfolio.
Jim Cramer reveals why Caterpillar is no longer the cat's meow.
"If bond yields keep plummeting, it might not matter. We'll scare ourselves right out of this terrific multi-year expansion, for certain," Jim Cramer says.
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.
"As long as Treasury yields keep plummeting, investors will remain unsure of themselves," Jim Cramer says.
Jim Cramer says the performance issues at Macy's are tied to the grim state of mall-based retailers and breaks down bright spots he sees in the sector.
"I'm aligned with our shareholders and I think it brings a different element because I'm at risk," CEO Michael DeGiglio says.
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.
Revolve Group is "part of the reason why Macy's is getting obliterated ... disrupting what's left of the department stores, and it is working," Jim Cramer says.
"Our stock market is handcuffed to the bond market ... The momentum is with the bears, not the bulls," Jim Cramer says.
Suresh Tantia of Credit Suisse says the U.S. tariff delay was good news, but doesn't change the narrative. He also says American President Donald Trump will only agree to China's conditions for a deal if there's economic weakness in the U.S. or the S&P 500 corrects by more than 10%.
Jim Cramer breaks down how the banks are impacted by US-China trade tensions.
"This a home-run day for Apple, huge wins," Jim Cramer says.
It's that time again! Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.
Trump gave the market a boost when it seemed like "everything is falling apart and the stock market's about to roll over," Jim Cramer says.
"The averages haven't really digested these latest gains, and like we saw last week, big moves higher can result in some serious stock market reflux," he says.
Jim Cramer warns investors to let the dust settle in this market before committing to the stocks of Dollar Tree and Darden.
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