Jim discusses PepsiCo, our bank positions, Anadarko Petroleum, why we like Schlumberger, an upcoming bullpen name and more!
Markets had a tumultuous week starting with increased trade war fears and ending with a modest oil production increase from OPEC.
We do not believe it to indicate a trend as other macroeconomic readings have pointed to a strong US economy.
Jim discusses Disney's raised offer for Fox assets and how it relates to Comcast; talks financials and fintechs; and answers a club member's question about Nucor!
After President Trump proposes an extra $200 billion in tariffs on China, steel and aluminum stocks slide.
Rate hikes and trade wars weighed on stocks this week.
We've looked around our portfolio at tech, steel, retail and the banks.
STOCKHOLM, June 14, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Nasdaq Stockholm's listing committee has approved that Nuevolution AB (publ)'s ("Nuevolution") shares are admitted to trading on Nasdaq Stockholm's main market.
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Jim Cramer takes a closer look at Magellan Midstream Partners, Xylem, Boston Scientific, Karyopharm Thereapeutics, Iovance Biotherapeutics, Casella Waste Systems and more.
Jim Cramer says higher rates always trigger rotations. Here's what investors should expect.
On an annual basis, PPI rose 3.1% vs. a 2.6% advance in the 12 months ending in April.
Markets bathed in the afterglow of the strong jobs report for most of the week.
Charts point to strengthening shares of steel maker.
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Jim Cramer takes a closer look at AT&T, Illinois Tool Works, Switch, Hertz Global, AK Steel Holdings, Nucor, CoreSite Realty and more.
Jim Cramer says with banks, healthcare and industrials joining tech, the rally bulls can charge.
This is a crucial reading as manufacturing is responsible for roughly 12% of the U.S. economy.
Markets go through a short and volatile week.
Jim talks about Friday's jobs report, Nucor, the recent decline in Micron, 3M, WestRock, and answers a club member's question about DowDuPont!
Jim Cramer says these tariffs aren't that big, but this selloff is entirely rational.
Looks like the U.S. is launching a pointless trade war, after all. Here's what the impact could be for several companies.
The U.S. government will charge tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union, Canada, and Mexico.
Stocks closed lower on Thursday after the U.S. says it will impose steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
After its big run, it's not surprising to see shares of Micron cooling down.
But let's forget about the aggregate for a second. This is Mad Money not Mad Trade.
Jim Cramer and our other experts look at Dick's Sporting Goods, how to play the tariffs, and Italy isn't Brexit.
