Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

The Dow fell over 900 points, marking its worst day since 2020, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the massive decline in all three major averages and giving you next week's Game Plan. Then, Cramer takes a deep dive into Danaher, focusing on its most recent earnings report. Next, how well do you know your IPO? Cramer explores Excelerate Energy, a liquefied natural gas transportation company that went public last week. Plus, Cramer's cautioning investors to stay diversified to hedge against volatility on down days like today with “Am I Diversified?”

All three major averages closed lower, and Jim Cramer is taking you through the market’s dip after being hit by hawkish commentary from the Fed. Next, Cramer's modifying one of his tried-and-true strategies, the Rule Of 40, to fit a more volatile market. Then, after its post-earnings slump, Cramer weighs in on Carvana’s first quarter report and what it means for the used car market. Plus, Huntington Bancshares CEO Steve Steinour joins Cramer fresh off earnings.

The Dow climbed 250 points while the S&P 500 stayed flat and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1%, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the mixed market. Next, Cramer dissects Netflix’s disappointing first quarter results, the stock's massive drop and what investors should do next. Then, as soaring costs hit consumers, could inflation finally be tapering? Cramer goes Off The Charts with the help of Larry Williams to find out. Plus, Cramer shares some of the most important points to come out of Halliburton's first quarter earnings.

The Dow rose 500 points Jim Cramer is helping you make sense of what drove the market's move higher. Next, Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh joins Cramer discuss the company’s recently announced partnership with retail giant Walmart. Then, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan breaks down the company's quarter, reported yesterday. Plus, Prologis CEO Hamid Moghadam joins Cramer to discuss the company’s growth and most recent quarter.

All three major averages fell before an extended weekend and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into next week's action with his Game Plan. Next, CFO of Zoom Kelly Steckelberg joins Cramer to talk about the company’s recent Work Transformation Summit with insight into their latest innovations. Then, Cramer kicks off his final installment of his GARP, or “growth at a reasonable price” stock series and focusing on five industrial stocks. Plus, Cramer's examining CarMax’s most recent earnings report and using it to gauge the health of the used car space.

The Dow climbed over 300 points after two days of losses, and Jim Cramer is taking investors through the market's gains after yesterday's dip. Next, with the pandemic still weighing on the stock market, Cramer’s checking in with Dr. Eric Topol on the current state of COVID. Then, Cramer shares some insight on some beaten down semiconductor stocks, to see if any are worth buying after screening them for “growth at a reasonable price”. Plus, get a technical perspective on the volatile market as Cramer goes off the Charts with the help of technical analyst Carolyn Boroden.

All three major averages extended yesterday's losses and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market’s downturn. Then, Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson talks to Cramer about the findings from the company's latest customer engagement study. Next, Cramer shares the next group of GARP stocks to keep an eye on - ones he’s calling the “Underappreciated Financials.” Plus, Cramer shares some insight on a new company to look out for in the oil space, HighPeak Energy.

The Dow dropped more than 400 points to start off the week, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market's bearish turn. Then, key JP Morgan retail analyst Matt Boss joins Cramer to talk about trends in the retail industry, consumer spending and more. Next, since the days of investing in a company solely based on their earnings growth are over, Cramer takes investors through companies that are growing at an above-market rate, but still have a reasonable valuation - known as growth at a reasonable price, or GARP, stocks. Plus, satisfy your chocolate craving as Cramer explores The Hershey Company and its performance amid inflation pressures.

The Dow ended off the week on high note, climbing 230 points while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite took a dive, and Jim Cramer is breaking down the day's market moves. Then, Constellation Brands President and CEO Bill Newlands joins Cramer to discuss the company’s recent earning reports and growth for the future. Next, RBN Energy's CEO Rusty Braziel talks to Cramer about natural gas production, crude prices and more. Plus, Cramer searches for the cheapest retail stocks in the S&P, narrowing it down to nine names to keep your eye on.

All three major averages rose, making a comeback after a two-day streak of losses, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what drove the market higher. Then, Best Buy CEO Corie Barry talks to Cramer about the company’s fourth quarter earnings and guidance. Next, Conagra CEO Sean Connolly joins Cramer fresh off earnings to talk about the impact of inflation. Plus, Cramer’s your caddie and provides a closer look at two golf stocks, Acushnet Holdings and Callaway Golf.