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Jim Cramer
The latest analysis and commentary from Jim Cramer and TheStreet editorial team on what’s moving markets now.
!['I think the president wants the economic equivalent of regime change, because that may be the only way to get them [Chinese] to change their ways.'](http://s.thestreet.com/files/tsc/v2008/photos/contrib/uploads/021f425c-5d06-11e8-996b-5931e5cda380_300x200.png)
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'What a wild Nasdaq program.'
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'The only winners... were utility stocks.'
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'You want to embrace a company that's become more entrepreneurial while still returning a boatload of cash. '
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'The Fed will save the village, but only by burning it down.'
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'eliminating waste, duplication and overhead means eliminating people, millions of them.'
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When will people stop accepting false assurances or stop kidding themselves about the gravity of the situation with the Fed?
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'A selloff is a terrible thing to waste.'
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'What's astonishing about this move is that these regional banks had been perceived as winners under the Fed's tightening regime.'
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The FAANG companies 'never stop reinventing themselves.'
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'...the Fed is fighting a war that it might already be winning and it's worth it to pause the rates for the moment and see what the rate increases have already done.'
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'Isn't oil only supposed to go up?'
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'This is the much deserved rally I've been waiting for.'
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'This is what the market looks like when the Fed says nothing and the president isn't ranting about something.'
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'Cannabis might be the most disruptive force since Amazon.'
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'It's a rare moment when stocks rally on a preannouncement or a number cut. This isn't one of these moments.'
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'What we want to respect is what the stock market is saying and right now it is saying that the Fed should be careful as its work may be much further along than it realizes.'
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'The president decided to retaliate against the Chinese for years of trading abuses, and the raw costs for Wabash went through the roof.'
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'Yes, China is that important.'