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In the latest Action Alerts PLUS podcast, Bob Lang and Chris Versace discuss a jam-packed week of economic data, the Fed, triple-witching options expiration, the water crisis, portfolio ideas and so much more!

Bear market uncertainty is taking a toll on investors. Here's what you can do.

Bank of America's list is based on the stocks’ relative-performance sensitivity to changes in the 10-year Treasury yield.

American Water Works is the largest publicly-traded water utility, and Digital Realty is a data-center REIT.

Jim Cramer says earnings worries are weighing on stocks, but investors should seek out companies whose reports are not as bad as everyone feared they would be.

Lots of IPOs and innovation will reward investors who do their homework, Jim Cramer says.

Jim Cramer takes a look at Survey Monkey, Sprint, Nio, General Electric, JD.com, American Water Works and more.

This IPO scenario is playing out as Jim Cramer predicted. He says big funds are selling their high-growth technology stocks to raise money to buy the coming onslaught of offerings.

Investing in water can be a lucrative move, but risk is involved in the form of legal, regulatory and demand issues.

Jim Cramer runs down the challenges this bull market has faced, and trampled.

Jim Cramer takes a closer look at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, MGP Ingredients, Valley National Bancorp, and American Water Works.

Jim Cramer focuses on Dropbox, Qualcomm, Skechers USA, Spotify, Nucor, Kratos Defense & Security, American Water Works.

How do you get a stock moving? Jim Cramer says the answer is to invest in technology.

Jim Cramer focuses on NVIDIA, Silicon Laboratories, Intel, VMWare, Switch, Hess, American Water Works.

Jim Cramer asks: Is every one of these vexing VIX derivatives going to have to go bust before this torture ends? Looks like it.

American Water Works leads the S&P 500 with the highest female representation on its board of directors.

American Water Works leads the S&P 500 for the most female representation on its board. But, there are still a handful of companies without any female directors.

Jim Cramer is bullish on Southwest, Hawaiian Holdings, Nucor, and American Water Works.

Jim Cramer says this market is strong enough to withstand falling oil prices and a tax plan that will face a lot of obstacles.

For those members who missed the call, here's a recap of the major topics including what we're watching, and our favorite stocks.

Chris discusses a recent exit, what he's learned from another name, and breaks down the club's game plan in the current market environment.

The prospect of further downside has us taking our lumps with the position.

The move in the 10-year Treasury yield to a nearly 15-year high is likely to keep a lid on stocks and is hitting utilities and rate-sensitive sectors particularly hard.

Even the nice yield might not be attractive enough.

This utility stock could get the boot soon. Here's why and how.

We made no moves amid this messy Fed week, but now we're ready for the data to flow in on the last week of business in the third quarter.

Amid a rocky week for stocks, we added to our positions in Qualcomm, McDonald's and Lockheed Martin.

After a tough several weeks for stocks, we have a few names on our shopping list, including Qualcomm, McDonald's, and Lockheed Martin.

We used the gains from recent portfolio wins Ford Motor and Cboe Global Markets to start positions in McDonald's and Qualcomm this week.

If subscribers haven't picked up these stocks to this point, they may want to consider doing so now or fairly soon.

It's no surprise that the stock continues to flirt with its moving averages, which act like a magnet of the price.

We added to Axon and exited Cboe Global Markets during this wild week that saw the market's move lower drag on the portfolio, despite several outperforming holdings.

Amid a busy week of digesting earnings and economic data, we saw big gains in holdings like Alphabet and Applied Materials, and we closed out our position in Ford.

We continue to work our way through a myriad of earnings conference calls.

Chris discusses the Fed's decision and likely path going forward, Chipotle earnings and how to trade the stock right now, and much more!

We'll also be focusing on the latest numbers for the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index to gauge the Fed's progress in taming inflation.

Chris compares and contrasts results from the tech heavyweights and answers your latest questions on several AAP positions!

We also have another rash of quarterly earnings reports.

The distressed retail chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, facing macroeconomic headwinds.

Dr. Alan Baratz sits down with TheStreet to explain why Nvidia's CEO is "dead wrong" about quantum computing's future.

Here’s what could be next for AMD and its AI ambitions.