Wood's flagship Ark Innovation ETF has fallen 54% this year, as her technology companies have stumbled.

Markets don't care about justice, and stocks pass no judgment, says Jim Cramer. But investors do. They should focus on stay-at-home stocks.

Cramer says he's no longer negative on Advanced Micro Devices and thinks Micron Technology is OK.

When you get an unexpected rally, just go with it, Cramer says.

Cramer says Facebook is not expensive, Watsco is a winner and take Regeneron over Compugen.

When the euphoria surrounding Greece fades, Cramer will be watching stocks of companies that have great earnings.

Compugen CGEN was given a "buy" rating with a price target of $17 by analysts at Jefferies Group.

Cramer also likes Verizon and Palo Alto Networks but says Tupperware's last quarter wasn't up to par.

Cramer likes the market but is concerned with what he's seeing with the action on Netflix, LinkedIn and Tesla.

UPS topped Street forecasts for its fourth quarter earnings, but a slump in international deliveries kept revenue gain in check.

GM blasted Street profit forecasts with adjusted earnings of $2.12 per share on revenues of $43.1 billion.

“While our results clearly benefited from a favorable market, the counter-cyclical investments we made before and during the pandemic provided the energy and products people needed," said CEO Darren Woods.