Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

Stocks fell once again, with the Dow tumbling 500 points and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq wrapping up their first three-quarter losing streak since 2009 and Cramer is guiding investors through the volatility. First, Cramer is outlining his Game Plan for next week and sharing the major data and earnings reports that he's watching. Then, Vail Resorts was an outperformer in a volatile week, but has it "peaked" or can it keep going higher? Cramer's giving you his take. Plus, a round of fan-favorite "Am I Diversified."

The Dow finished down more than 400 points, with the S&P hitting a fresh closing low for 2022, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the market as it falls deeper into bear territory. First, with the Fed driving the action in stocks, Cramer's sharing what the Fed is looking for in the fight against inflation and how the market might react if the Fed isn't seeing it. Then, in a two-part interview, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman sits down with Cramer to talk about the Fed and rate hikes, building wealth, crypto, Morgan Stanley's acquisitions and more. Plus, Carmax plummeted 25% off disappointing earnings - Cramer's looking closer at the used car space to see if the cooling market could be good news on the inflation front.

The Dow climbed 500 points, rebounding from yesterday's lows and breaking a 6-day losing streak, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what drove the market higher today. First, Paychex's outgoing CEO Marty Mucci and incoming CEO John Gibson stop by to talk about the upcoming leadership transition and what it means for the company. Then, lululemon Chief Brand Officer Nikki Neuburger sits down with Cramer to talk about the new at-home fitness program lululemon Studio. Plus, Cramer goes Off The Charts to track investor and consumer sentiment after the market's rally.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

CNBC’s Brian Sullivan is joined by Steve Grasso, Tim Seymour, and others, digging into what the latest from the Fed means for markets and your money.

This CNBC special report dives deep into this week’s tumultuous market action. The major averages closed off their session lows today but that didn’t stop the Dow from finishing at its worst levels of the year, closing at its lowest level since November 2020. The S&P 500 fell over four and a half percent for the week and the Nasdaq tumbled over five percent. Hosted by Frank Holland.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

Listen to Jim Cramer’s personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind - to help you make money.

It's the second day of Mad Money's journey to San Francisco, and Jim Cramer is digging into all the action that drove stocks lower. First, Johnson & Johnson CEO Joaquin Duato checks in after taking the reigns of the role in January to talk about the company's pipeline, new research & development center, spin-off plans and more. Then, fresh off the company's GTC Digital Event, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stops by to break down all the biggest news and announcements from the day. Plus, from the company's Dreamforce conference, Cramer sits down with Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff.

Mad Money is back on the West Coast once again! Jim Cramer is in Silicon Valley, the heart of tech, to help homegamers as the sector struggles from rising rates. First, Cramer checks in with Oregon-based beverage chain Dutch Bros to hear more about its latest earnings, expanding footprint and the state of the consumer with CEO Joth Ricci. Then, Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi checks in to talk about how rising rates and inflation are hitting consumers and small businesses based on what the company is seeing in their QuickBooks and Credit Karma platforms. Plus, CEO of GM subsidiary Cruise Kyle Vogt.