Jim Cramer says investors need tried-and-proven stocks that work for the long haul.

The bears got it wrong, says Jim Cramer. When good companies get slammed on earnings, it pays to be a bull.

Sure, there's a game going on, but does anyone outside of Cincinnati actually care? Most of us will be watching the real stars, lots of high-priced ads.

Jim Cramer says, 'We all gotta calm down,' and investors should be on the lookout for the best buying opportunities in this 'emotional' market.

"High energy prices are largely a result of underinvestment by many in the energy industry over the last several years and especially during the pandemic," Exxon said.

The legacy automaker has just made a decision that will affect consumers buying its electric vehicles via a lease.

A brief overnight inversion of the U.S. yield curve, as well as mounting signs of a near-term recession, have stocks on the back foot heading into the holiday-shortened week.