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Jim Cramer takes a look at Lululemon Athletica, Wayfair, Amazon, Intrexon, Iridium Communications, PayPal, Zscaler, Zynerba Pharmaceuticalsm and more.

Jim Cramer explains why rallies on a sentiment switch are often among the best.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Akamai, Twitter, CenturyLink, Fluidigm, Ambarella, Intrexon, Del Taco Restaurants, Orange and more.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Baidu.com, Momo, Praxair, Intrexon, Verizon, CenturyLink, ICU Medical and more.

Jim Cramer says we need stocks that are in sync with the global gloom and can be bought when we feel gloomy, which is pretty much every day.

A roundup of Cramer's comments on stocks of interest to viewers.

With the Fed and the healthcare vote out of the way, markets will focus on earnings in the week ahead.

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on Facebook, Allergan and Eli Lilly.

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on Apple, Allergan and Western Digital.

Jim Cramer says Pfizer needs to do a deal and buy someone; and he thinks Raytheon is a terrific stock.

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on Twitter and talks about Sears.

Saudi Aramco will assume control of the biggest oil refinery in the U.S. after a $2.2 billion deal with Shell that exits a joint venture in Port Arthur, Texas.

Here's how to rake in the gains off some potential big breakouts.

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on buying retail, and discusses why he's favoring the short side in a big way.

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on how 2017 will be the year of 'the Dude.'

Insiders at these companies -- including Medtronic and Medicines -- have been scooping up shares of their own stock lately.

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on managing and selecting short-term trades.

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on a strange, possibly ominous day, and a 'ludicrous forecast.'

Doug Kass shares his thoughts on closed-end municipal bond funds.

That the market didn't plummet following the strikes on Saudi oil facilities shows big differences in our economy and reliance on foreign oil compared with just a decade ago.

Just days ago everyone was in the pool, and now so many are cautious -- but the statistics still show we're on track for overbought later in the week.

It's not giddy yet, but we are certainly converting more and more former bears by the day.

There are still some names I think merit inclusion on your 'shopping list' for the next dip.

These names are showing bullish or bearish reversal patterns for the past week.

There's a striking lack of volatility, and that's a flashing red warning signal.

This market is like a leaky helium balloon; watch out for sudden downdrafts.

A decent rally could set up around the MLK holiday.

It wasn't the buying so much as the lack of selling.

March is more apt to be volatile, and not an extension of February's action.

Record holiday spending powered a better-than-expected gain for a key retail sales component last month.

Stocks lost ground after a solid opening bell.

The airline launched a dozen new routes to a variety of destinations.