Continuing last week's rout, all three averages closed lower and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the slump and investigate the Fed's role in the downturn. Then, with Splunk in a funk after reporting, Cramer's going one-on-one with CEO Gary Steele joins Cramer to break down the numbers. Next, could the key to determining the market's next moves actually lie in the past? Cramer's going Off The Charts and tracking the Dow's historical patterns to see what could be ahead. Plus, Cramer takes a closer look at Snowflake's business model after the company's latest earnings.

While Cramer is off tonight, CNBC's Dominic Chu & CNBC’s resident fed expert Steve Liesman examine the Fed’s Jackson Hole conference, and what today’s speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell could mean for the economy, stocks and your investments.

All three averages finished strong today, with the Dow jumping 322 points, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through the market’s rally. Then, Workday CEO Aneel Bhusri joins Cramer after releasing earnings after the bell today. Next, continuing yesterday’s picks, Cramer is comparing potential player fantasy football picks to potential stocks for investors to keep an eye on. Plus, Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber.

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The Dow and S&P fell for a third straight day and Jim Cramer is taking a closer look at what's behind the market’s downturn. First, Cramer is guiding investors through the S&P’s recent moves and comparing the action to the trends of 2008 and 2001. Next, as the averages continue their downturn, Cramer's going Off The Charts to see where the market could be headed next. Plus, Cramer's turning in his homework on the manufacturing company Atkore.

The Dow plummeted 643 points to start the week, with the S&P and Nasdaq also dropping over 2%, and Jim Cramer is helping investors through the downturn. First, CNH Industrial CEO Scott Wine sits down with Cramer to discuss the demand the company is seeing, supply chain constraints and more. Then, Cramer is taking a closer look at meme stocks Bed Bath & Beyond and GameStop and seeing how their surges have correlated to past market declines. Plus, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora.

The consumer drives two thirds of the American economy but inflation is stretching the dollar and forcing consumers to pick sides. This CNBC special report covers all angles of this battle and investment opportunities. Hosted by Courtney Reagan.

All three averages saw slight increases today, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the volatile market after yesterday's move lower. Next, Generac CEO Aaron Jagdfeld joins Cramer to discuss the quarter and the impact that the Inflation Reduction Act will have on the company and the energy transition. Then, CEO of under the radar semi play Synopsys Aart de Geus sits down with Cramer to talk about the company's role in chip designing and manufacturing. Plus, Cramer helps out some Cramericans with a game of "Am I Diversified?"

All three averages dropped today, with the Dow snapping a five-day win streak, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market’s shift. Next, Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield joins Cramer to discuss the company’s investor returns, emission targets and the Inflation Reduction Act. Then, as earning season comes to a close for retailers, Cramer is taking a look at how TJX Corp, Burlington, Ross, and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet are faring and which names are poised to win from inventory gluts. Plus, Karuna Therapeutics CEO Dr. Steve Paul.

Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the mixed market as the Dow and S&P finished higher and the Nasdaq closed lower. First, On Holdings Co-CEO and CFO Martin Hoffmann and Co-CEO Marc Mauer join Cramer to discuss the company’s recent quarter, coming public and outlook. Then, with the market rallying over the last two months, Cramer is taking a look at what caused the upturn after months of decline and what companies have moved higher with the market. Plus, Sunnova CEO John Berger.

All three averages started the week strong, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq finishing up 151, 17 and 81 points respectively, and Jim Cramer is helping investors take advantage of the upturn with this week’s Game Plan. Next, Getty Images came public today and Cramer is giving a full breakdown of the company’s history, their recent merger, and what investors can expect from them in the future. Then, are big tech companies making a comeback now that inflation has peaked? Jim Cramer is going Off The Charts to take a closer look at what's ahead for Apple, Tesla and Microsoft. Plus, Cramer is turning in his homework on Boise Cascade and ChemoCentryx and sharing where he comes down on the two names.

A CNBC special report on the return of the retail trader featuring CNBC reporters, special guests, and a trader panel. Hosted by Dom Chu.

The Dow gained 27 points after yesterday’s surge, and Jim Cramer's guiding investors through the market’s latest moves. Next, PerkinElmer CEO Prahlad Singh joins Cramer to discuss earnings, the changes in the science and diagnostic equipment market post-COVID, and the company’s outlook going forward. Then, Realty Income CEO Sumit Roy talks to Cramer about the company’s second quarter, the company’s commitment to consistently making sure investors are receiving capital monthly, and their tenant portfolio. Plus, Darling Ingredients CEO Randy Stuewe.

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All three averages fell, and Jim Cramer's breaking down what today’s turn in the market means for investors. Then, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick sits down with Cramer to share more about his company’s fiscal first quarter results. Next, Cramer is talking to Union Square Hospitality Group’s CEO Danny Meyers, as the two review the food service industry and how much it’s changed since 2009. Plus, Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau.

The Dow rose by 29 points, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what drove the market higher with this week’s Game Pcnblan. Then, Oshkosh CEO John Pfeifer sits down with Cramer to share more about his company’s second quarter and his expectations moving forward. Next, Cramer is taking a minute to highlight the companies that delivered outstanding second quarter reports after being forecasted as “only COVID-era winners”. Plus, Cramer’s exclusive with Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince.

A CNBC special report covering all of the angles of today’s big jobs number and the surprisingly red hot labor market. Featuring Paychex CEO Marty Mucci, an all-start CNBC panel, and “Mr. Wonderful” Kevin O’Leary.

The Dow and S&P faced losses today, while the Nasdaq rose by 52 points, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what the split in this market means for investors. Then, Chemours CEO Mark Newman sits down with Cramer to review the company’s quarter and introduce the chemical company to Cramerica. Next, after announcing a change in leadership today, XPO Logistics outgoing CEO Brad Jacobs and incoming CEO Mario Harik join Cramer to dig deeper into the c-suite change. Plus, Federal Realty Trust CEO Don Woods.

All three averages rose today, with the Dow finishing up by 416 points, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's turn in market means for your money. Then, fresh off yesterday's earnings, AMD CEO Lisa Su returns to sit down with Cramer to review the latest quarter and discuss what opportunities the company is looking at for this quarter. Next, Cramer is going Off The Charts with on gold, how recent inflation and cryptocurrency has affected its value and where it might be headed after its recent downturn. Plus, Thermo Fisher Scientific CEO Marc Casper.

The Dow fell 402 points, while the S&P and Nasdaq faced another day of losses, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's turn in the market means for your money. Then, fresh off earnings, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky breaks down the quarter's key metrics, record breaking 2Q revenue, and how summer vacations and the continuing ramp up in post-pandemic travel is impacting the current quarter. Next, GXO Logistics CEO Malcolm Wilson sits down with Cramer to dig deeper into how the company is faring a year after spinning off of XPO Logistics and coming public. Plus, Arista Networks CEO Jayshree Ullal.

The three major averages posted minor losses today, and Jim Cramer is leading investors through the market with this week’s Game Plan. Next, with the CHIPS Act heading to the President's desk for signing after being passed in the House, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo returns to discuss more about the legislation’s journey and what it means for domestic semiconductor manufacturing. Then, Agco CEO Eric Hansotia is breaking down the company's outlook after a strong quarter. Plus, Hertz CEO Stephen Scherr.

ARK Innovation’s Cathie Wood and Satori’s Dan Niles on the bull and bear case for growth in your portfolio. Hosted by Deirdre Bosa.

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All three averages rose and Jim Cramer is breaking down the market's reversal off yesterday’s declines. Then, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan talks to Cramer about interest rates, inflation, recent technology investments and the state of the consumer. Next, Ford CEO Jim Farley joins Cramer after the company reported a strong beat for its most recent quarter. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Shopify.

All three major averages fell, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through what caused the market's drop. Then, Nucor CEO Leon Topalian talks to Cramer regarding second quarter earnings and guidance. Next, Cramer is taking a look at some of the stocks within the S&P 500 that investors should look towards when considering foreign exchange and the impact of the strong U.S. dollar. Plus, Cramer is joined by Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell.

The Dow started the week up roughly 90 points, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market with this week’s Game Plan. Next, Prologis CEO Hamid Moghadam talks about the company's relationship with Amazon, most recent quarter and demand for logistics facilities. Then, Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves joins Cramer after reporting to provide more context about the quarter and guidance. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with New York Stock Exchange President Lynn Martin.

Kayla Tausche explores the issues at the intersection of money and government – from inflation to the fed to the debate over funding for chips and climate change, to the ways the midterms could impact your portfolio.

All three major averages rose, continuing yesterday's gains, and Jim Cramer is taking you through the market’s rally. Then, Dow Inc. CEO Jim Fitterling talks to Cramer about the company’s quarter, macro recession fears, ESG goals and more. Next, Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz shares more insight on earnings and how the company is faring as it laps quarters boosted by COVID strength. Plus, Tractor Supply CEO Hal Lawton.

All three major averages finished positive for the second time this week, and Jim Cramer is taking you through today's rally. Then, Sempra CEO Jeff Martin sits down with Cramer to talk about the company's pipelines in Mexico, nationwide climate goals, and more. Plus, Cramer's two-part exclusive interview with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.

All three major averages skyrocketed, with the Dow climbing more than 700 points, and Jim Cramer is helping investors understand today’s upturn in a turbulent market. Then, Halliburton CEO Jeff Miller joins Cramer to discuss the company’s second quarter earnings and guidance. Next, can investors expect today's rally to continue? Cramer's going Off The Charts to see if the bull run could keep going. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with IBM CEO Arvind Krishna after earnings.

Jim Cramer is at his new home base at the New York Stock Exchange, but he's still working to help investors navigate the market and manage their portfolios in an uncertain environment. Then, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon joins Cramer to talk about the company’s earnings after reporting a top and bottom-line beat. Next, as Cramer reflects on his new start, he’s taking a moment to highlight some of the best performing stocks in the S&P since Mad Money began in 2005. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Ken Langone.

CNBC’s Courtney Reagan breaks down the days top market news stories.

The Dow and S&P fell while the Nasdaq finished higher and Jim Cramer is helping investors through today's mixed market. First, Cramer's going one-on-one with General Motors CEO Mary Barra to talk about the company's expansion into the electric vehicle market. Next, Cramer is digging deeper into some the market’s biggest names that are trading below their 2019 levels to see if they're worth taking a closer look at. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Plug Power.

All three major averages dropped and Jim Cramer is breaking down the movements in today’s market. First, Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good joins Cramer to break down the company's plans for the energy transition. Next, Portillo’s CEO Michael Osanloo sits down with Cramer to talk about the company's fundamentals, plans for growth, advantages in the restaurant space and more. Then, how low can the euro go? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out.

While Jim is off, host Melissa Lee and a roundtable of top traders cut through today’s market noise to deliver the actionable news that matters most to investors.

All three major averages closed lower and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the day's trading action. Then, it's been a tough year for tech, and ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott sits down with Cramer to talk about all the macro headwinds facing the sector as the Nasdaq remains down 27% so far this year. Next, Cramer's going Off The Charts to track trader sentiment and seeing what it's signaling for the market's next moves. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Miso Robotics.

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All three major averages posted gains, with the S&P notching a 3-day win streak, and Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the market's action. Then, Prologis has pulled back in recent weeks and Cramer is breaking down all of the news that's brought the stock lower and if it can make a comeback. Then, stocks rallied today, but is it merely a bounce or have the indices finally bottomed? Cramer's going Off the Charts to get a read on where the averages might be headed in the weeks and months to come. Plus, after their significant drops, Cramer's breaking down some of the biggest buy now, pay later fintech names like Affirm, Upstart, PayPal and more to help investors understand the weakness in the space.

The Dow fell over 100 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P rose to start the trading week. First, Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the day's action and breaking down what drove the market's moves, including earnings, treasurys, commodities and more. Then, with the first half of 2022 in the rear view, Cramer's sorting through the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq to find the best and worst performers in each index and scouring for potential opportunities in the names. Then, Cramer gives his take on crypto's recent collapse and how investors can approach the volatile digital asset class.

All three major averages fell to close out the month, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's downturn with a focus on inflation. First, Constellation Brands CEO Bill Newlands joins Cramer to discuss the company’s quarter, including its lowered guidance, and how their pricing power is being impacted by inflation. Then, Cramer is taking a look a the packaged food stocks and examining how inflation and rate hikes have taken a bite of their earnings. Plus, Cramer’s going one-on-one with Former National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn to talk more about the CHIPS Act and domestic semiconductor manufacturing.

With the Dow finishing over 80 points lower and the S&P and Nasdaq falling by less than a percent, Jim Cramer is taking you through today’s major movers in the market. Next, Pinterest’s Executive Chairman Ben Silbermann and new CEO Bill Ready discuss what to expect after the company announced major leadership changes. Then, Paychex CEO Marty Mucci sits down with Cramer to review the company’s earnings and how a potential recession could impact the company. Plus, Cramer goes Off The Charts to take a look at the recent run up in crude oil, corn and the broader commodity sector to see where they might be headed after hitting record highs.

The Dow dropped over 400 points, with the Nasdaq and the S&P also notching losses, and Jim Cramer is helping investors through the continuously volatile market. Then, Amazon Web Services CEO Adam Selipsky talks to Cramer about the company’s work with Goldman Sachs and the Nasdaq, the ongoing transition to the Cloud and more. Then, Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie shares updates on the bidding war between JetBlue and Frontier Airlines for the company. Plus, Cramer reviews Nike’s 4Q ’22 earnings report that was released last night and explaining key lines for homegamers.

All three major averages fell after last week’s recovery rally, and Jim Cramer's helping investors navigate the market. Next, U.S Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo joins Cramer to discuss GlobalWafers' newly announced silicon wafer factory in Texas and the state of the CHIPS Act. Then, Jim Cramer analyzes FedEx after last week's earnings and ahead of its investor day later this week to see how the company is being hit by high gas prices and rising interest rates. Plus, Belden CEO Roel Vestjens.

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The Dow lost over 90 points and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's market action as a volatile week approaches a close. First, in a two-part interview, Salesforce Co-CEOs Marc Benioff and Bret Taylor join Cramer to discuss the work from home movement, Russo-Ukraine war, Slack and remote work and Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter. Then, are expectations for the upcoming earnings season too high? Cramer’s taking a look at what's happened when names like Cisco, Dutch Bros, Nvidia, Snap and more have reported and the impact when investors are expecting too much.

The Dow closed down about 40 points and Jim Cramer is helping investors recognize the signs of a bottom in the market. In a two-part interview, Jim Cramer sits down with Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg to talk about the metaverse, including the opportunities it presents for creators, expanding its reach across the globe and the company's future as it aims to bring the metaverse into the mainstream. Then, after falling over 70% from its record highs in November, has bitcoin finally hit a bottom? Cramer's going Off The Charts to find out where the digital asset might be headed.

The Dow surged over 600 points, with the S&P and Nasdaq also rising, and Jim Cramer is bringing you up to speed on the market action that drove the indices higher. First, Goodyear CEO Richard Kramer joins CNBC's Cramer to talk about the company's latest innovations, supply chain and more. Then, Cramer's exclusive with CNBC’s David Faber on his new documentary, ExxonMobil At The Crossroads. Plus, Cramer explains the importance of price target cuts by using recent IPO Sweetgreen as a case study.

The Dow closed down 38 points, while S&P 500 and the Nasdaq ended in the green, and Jim Cramer is wrapping up the week by bringing you next week’s Game Plan. Then, Entergy CEO Leo Denault joins Cramer to summarize the major takeaways from the company’s Analyst Day yesterday. Next, Jim Cramer helps some callers analyze their portfolios in "Am I Diversified" to see if they need to diversify more to face a volatile market. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon.