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From EVs and cybersecurity to fintech, Jim Cramer hunting innovative companies this week in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

Jim Cramer says that the stock market loves gridlock in Washington, which explains why the VIX is so low and stocks are so high.

Jim Cramer says he thinks the second quarter will be kinder to the industrials and the banks and less hospitable to techs and healthcare stocks.

A roundup of Jim Cramer's views on stocks of interest to Mad Money viewers.

Investors continued to rotate into domestic stocks seen benefiting from tax cuts, but without higher estimates, the gains could falter.

Wages and job numbers rose less than expected, but September payrolls were advised to reverse a loss.

Walt Disney, the largest entertainment company in the world, will open its books for investors on Thursday. But until then, all eyes on the surprising arrest of Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal.

A roundup of companies callers asked Jim Cramer about on Mad Money.

In this sometimes fickle market, supply and demand are still at play.

Stocks come off of highs on Tuesday, Sept. 12, as a tech sector in wait-and-see mode countered gains in the financial sector. Here's where stocks are trading at market open on Tuesday.

The technology sector refrained from broader gains on markets Tuesday in wait for Apple's unveiling.

A pair of reports suggest Apple will be able to record meaningful iPhone 8 sales this quarter, and at high selling prices.

The iPhone 8's reported inclusion of several new technologies is expected to yield changes in Apple's supplier mix.

The labor market goes under inspection and Apple releases its earnings report.

These heavily shorted stocks could get squeezed sharply higher if they report positive earnings this week.

We're rounding out the end of the earnings season and it's retail's turn to step up to the plate and show us what it's got.

Jim Cramer is bullish on Halliburton, Schlumberger, Cypress Semiconductor and Celgene

Tech's organic growth and visibility has been apparent all year, says Jim Cramer.

As virtual reality takes off, consider this little-known mid-cap stock that should outperform its larger brethren.

The June quarter earnings season is going to be critical to the market's second half of 2022.

Taking a selective approach towards tech longs makes a lot of sense right now.

As we put the week's puzzle pieces together, we'll continue to update our investment outlook and what it means for the portfolio.

MagnaChip Semiconductor and Ichor Holdings have joined the ranks of industry firms to announce that their Q4 sales were better than previously expected.

While chip stocks are now pricing in a lot of optimism, the latest headlines aren't exactly giving bulls cold feet.

Seven names that have technical characteristics of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.

Action such as seen on Tuesday creates strong underlying support as those who missed the move still are looking for entry points.

Nasdaq hits a new high -- barely.

Breadth has started to falter, but it's been marginal.

If the Nasdaq ETF stays in the red, the bears will get some confidence.

But now that we have a little softness, the charts will be able to develop into some better patterns.

Catalysts such as nuclear bombs, hurricanes and a hawkish Fed have very short half-lives in this market.

It's hard to predict when momentum will slow, but it could be time to take some profits when the market is as strong as this morning.

The dip buyers are still waiting for an opportunity to buy some weakness.

The iPhone 8's reported inclusion of several new technologies is expected to yield changes in Apple's supplier mix.

Financial names populate the bullish side.

Which stocks have changed direction in the past week.

Thermo Fisher is looking bullish, while Blue Buffalo goes the other way.

The pattern for two weeks has been one nice up day and the rest choppy, so I'm not expecting a long string of increases.

Tesla has emerged as one of the market's most-successful 'Trump trade' stocks.

Trump has vowed to "immediately begin the overhaul of our trade system" with tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico.

Here's what the most influential analysts think will happen to the S&P 500 next.