Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

The Dow closed up over 200 points and Jim Cramer is in San Francisco breaking down all the headline that moved the averages today. Then, Lyft Co-Founder and President John Zimmer joins Cramer to talk about the stock's bumpy ride as of late and where the company is headed. Next, e.l.f. Beauty CEO Tarang Amin stops by to discuss the company's most recent quarter. Next, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora talks cybersecurity, the current threat environment and more. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Broadcom CEO Hock Tan.

The Dow closed up slightly higher and Jim Cramer is breaking down the day's action. Then, as the volatility in tech continues, Cramer's trekked to San Francisco to take the pulse of the sector from the heart of Silicon Valley. He's talking to tech titans and top brasses across the sector to find buying opportunities and get an outlook for the beaten down space. First, ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott joins Cramer. Then, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz sits down for an exclusive. Plus, Cramer goes one-on-one with Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson.

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All three major indexes rose, coming off two consecutive down days, and Jim Cramer’s breaking down the market's return from their lows. Next, Dow CEO Jim Fitterling joins Cramer to discuss the business' outlook, how the company is poised to perform in a recessionary environment and responds to analyst concerns about the stock. Then, Excelerate Energy CEO Steven Kobos shares some insight on his company’s outlook, growth potential and more. Plus, Cramer's giving his take on John Deere after earnings and giving investors his take on the stock

All three major averages continued to fall, advancing yesterday's losses, and Jim Cramer’s taking you through the market's moves. Next, SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten joins Cramer to discuss the company’s latest earnings and the state of cybersecurity. Then, Cramer gets some homework done and takes a closer look at Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure and DigitalBridge Group. Plus, with global energy markets shaken by the Russia-Ukraine war and climbing costs, Cramer's giving his take on the state of the energy space and the White House's impact on the drilling industry.

All three major averages fell to close out the month, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's downturn after last week's rally. Next, Salesforce Co-CEO Marc Benioff joins Cramer to discuss the company’s 1Q23 earnings and updated guidance. Then, HP Inc. CEO Enrique Lores talks to Cramer about the company’s quarter, including its PC and printer numbers. Plus, Cramer’s going Off The Charts with Larry Williams to see if investors should trust last week's rally or if it was merely a bounce.

Billions of dollars of value has been wiped off the cryptocurrency market in the last few weeks driven by a sell-off in stocks and the collapse of algorithmic stablecoin terraUSD and its related token luna. CNBC’s Frank Holland covers every angle of crypto; from companies holding billions on their balance sheets to individuals investing in their retirement account.

Inflation is hitting the heartland! CNBC’s Brian Sullivan discusses how energy’s spike is impacting everything from trucking, to farming, to deposits in your bank account. He spoke with the CEO of Farm Equipment Maker CNH, The CEO of Travel River and the owner of a single restaurant trying to stay in business.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index closed Monday’s trading down more than 26% year-to-date, and the Dow Jones U.S. tech sector has also shed more than 26%. A warning from one social media company is sparking worries across corporate America, putting nearly a half a trillion dollar dent in the market. Is this the sign of a shake out, or could more pain the tech space be coming? CNBC’s Jon Fortt spoke with CNBC experts and investors to find out what the tech routs means for your money.

Inflation is at the highest level in over 40 years. It’s been a drag on markets, with the Dow doing something it hasn’t done in over 100 years – down eight weeks in a row. Averages closed higher today, trying to recover from last weeks sharp selloff. Investors are searching for footing as the tide of inflation rises, leaving no sector untouched. CNBC’s Becky Quick spoke with CEO’s who are being effected by inflation headwinds including the CEO’s of Papa John’s and Angi. Plus, the oracle of oil, Rusty Brazil and the retail washout with expert Matt Boss.