Jim Cramer says stocks are caught between the forces of inflation and deflation, and investors need to find companies that can adapt.

Jim Cramer says this is a rough season for stock, and investors need to take defensive action.

Short sellers alone aren't enough to contain the bulls, says Jim Cramer. The bears will have a hard time with so many people willing to buy.

Jim Cramer says the markets, the economy, and the fight against COVID-19 are starting to work and he's seeing hopeful signs.

This bear's the worst, Jim Cramer says, and the result is a coiled spring of a market. The big question is: When?

Jim Cramer has four moves that could help investors cope with coronavirus, oil, and global markets worries.

From strong balance sheets to a strong economy, buyers have lots of good reasons to swoop in for the bargains, Jim Cramer says.

The U.S. economy is rolling along, but there are still a couple of headline risks to watch out for, Jim Cramer says.

Jim Cramer takes a look at Wendy's, Albemarle, Iron Mountain, Realogy Holdings, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Annaly Capital, Hershey Foods and more.

"I believe we were late to the market and US vaccination was driven by what was available and shown to work," said Novavax CEO Stanley Erck.

Suggestions of a Reddit-fueled short-squeeze have shares in struggling home retailer Bed, Bath & Beyond back on the move Tuesday.

"In FQ1, bit shipments are now expected to decline sequentially, and we expect significant sequential declines in revenue and margins," Micron said.