The Dow gained 236 points to kick off the week, while the Nasdaq hit a record high, and Jim Cramer's taking a closer look at the stocks responsible for today's rally. Then, with quarantine crafts and DIY projects as popular as ever, Cramer's got the exclusive with Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann. Then, is Clorox cleaning up the competition? Fresh off earnings, CEO Benno Dorer checks in to talk about the company's quarter and pandemic-led demand. Plus, the CEO of Atlassian, Mike Cannon-Brookes, joins Cramer after earnings to break down acquisitions, the company's most recent quarter and more.

After a volatile day of trading, the Dow closed down 223 points and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's market moves and earnings. Then, Keurig Dr. Pepper CEO Bob Gamgort breaks down how consumer habits have been impacted by COVID-19. Next, as investors await the merger between Utz and Colllier Creek, Dylan Lissette the current CEO of Utz Quality Foods and Roger Deromedi the current co-founder of Collier Creek, join Cramer to talk about the future of the companies. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Taylor Morrison Home CEO Sheryl Palmer.

The Dow rebounded 160 points, and Cramer's breaking down the action in today's tape. Then, With the stock rallying from its March lows, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Dexcom to learn more about the company's connected devices and what it has planned for the future. And, as America begins to reopen, Cramer's getting a read on infrastructure from Martin Marietta's top brass. Plus, after the company's post-earnings decline Cramer's talking to Aphria CEO, Irwin Simon, to dig into the quarter and learn more about the state of the cannabis industry. 

The Dow fell 205 points and Jim Cramer is helping make sense of today’s moves. And, what's behind gold's recent run up to its all-time highs and where could it go from here? Cramer’s going Off The Charts to find out. Next, despite a halt in new construction and elevators due to the pandemic, Otis shares are up roughly 50% since it spun off of United Technologies in April; CEO Judy Marks is here to provide more insight into the company’s business model and talk about the quarter. Then, Cramer is checking in with Centene CEO Michael Neidorff fresh off of earnings to hear more about the quarter and get his thoughts on the spike in COVID-19 cases.

The Dow closed up 115 points and Jim Cramer's giving you a special Monday edition of his game plan as earnings season heats up. Then, as discussions continue for another stimulus bill and the status of unemployment benefits, all eyes are on Washington and Cramer's talking to House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to get his perspective. And, what has Barbie been up to? Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Mattel, Ynon Kreiz, after the company reported earnings last week. Plus, where are we on the rollout of 5G? Cramer's talking to the CEO of Skyworks, Liam Griffin, to get an update on the semiconductor space and hear more about the company's latest earnings report.

The Dow closed down 354 points and Jim Cramer is diving into the race for a vaccine for COVID-19. And, Cramer is breaking down nCino, a company that operates cloud based software for banks, after its IPO and what investors should look for when thinking about starting a position. Next, when life gives you lemons, get to know Lemonade - CEO Daniel Schreiber joins Cramer to discuss the newest IPO in the insurance sector and where the company is headed after its stellar debut. Plus, ahead of the merger with Fortress Value Acquisition Corp to bring the company public, MP Materials CEO James Litinsky checks in with Cramer.

With the coronavirus continuing to impact the U.S. economy, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joins Jim Cramer to talk about government action to fight COVID-19 and the hard-fought negotiations for a new stimulus package. Then, First Horizon's CEO joins Cramer fresh off of earnings to break down the quarter. Plus, with cloud stocks running, where does Medallia fit in the cloud landscape? Cramer's talking to the company's CEO to get a better sense of the its recent performance and what the company has planned for the future.

On a down day for the Nasdaq, Cramer's taking a closer look at some of the top players in tech and energy. First, CEO of Cramer-family fave Okta Todd McKinnon checks in to talk about cybersecurity in the work from home era and the stock's recent rally. Then, Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell joins Cramer fresh off the company’s latest earnings report to discuss the quarter. And, as the 12th most traded stock on Robinhood, Plug Power is becoming a vertical play in the hydrogen fuel cell business, but what does the stock's future look like? Cramer and CEO Andy Marsh discuss the company's race to be a top supplier for electric vehicles. 

As Sorrento Therapeutics gains FDA approval for phase two of their COVID-19 treatment, how should investors approach the stock? CEO Dr. Henry Ji checks in to discuss the company's latest developments against coronavirus after today's 20% gain. Then, BioReference Labs CEO Dr. Jon Cohen joins Cramer to talk about testing the NBA, major league soccer, and expanding testing throughout the U.S. as the pandemic continues. Plus, Cramer's revealing 4 stocks in the outdoor space that could be worth looking at.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

Lemonade, the tech-focused homeowner and rental insurance company, came public in early July, and now that the stock has cooled off, Jim Cramer's digging into the deal and giving you his take on this recent IPO. Then, after announcing a partnership with Khloe Kardashian, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Biohaven Pharmaceuticals to learn more about its pipeline and what the company has planned after sharing this latest news. Plus could trading go beyond the stock market? Cramer's checking in on the red-hot shoe trading market and learning more from the CEO of private-player, StockX.

Jim Cramer is taking you through a special Monday edition of this week's Game Plan and giving you his take on today’s market. Then, Cramer's breaking down Elliot Management's recent criticism of Crown Castle and how the company might be better in the long run from the pressure, no matter the outcome. And what is the key to getting people to embrace the mask? Cramer's talking to heads of Salesforce, Honeywell and Xprize fresh off the debut of the $1m Next-Gen Mask Contest. Plus, Ellevest CEO Sallie Krawcheck checks in to talk about the company's new initiatives addressing racial injustice. 

Stocks rose today after a better than expected June jobs report and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's action heading into the holiday weekend. And, don’t miss Cramer’s Game Plan for next week. Then, Apeel CEO James Rogers checks in to talk about food insecurity during the pandemic and where the company is headed. Novavax and Inovio have run up recently, gaining 482% and 178% respectively in the past three months, but what should investors do with them as vaccine hopes rise and fall? Cramer's discussing both companies and how investors should play them. Plus, Cramer's digging deeper into Accenture's recent earnings.

The Dow closed down slightly, while the Nasdaq closed at an all-time high, and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action. Then, General Mills CEO Jeff Harmening joins Cramer fresh off of earnings to discuss the packaged food company's latest developments. And, Cramer's got the exclusive with Williams Sonoma CEO Laura Alber to talk about how the company has performed in a new environment as the stock has nearly tripled from its March lows. Plus, Cramer's checking in on Constellation Brands after earnings to check in on the company's latest acquisition and what it has planned for the future. 

The Dow climbed into the close, posting its best quarter since 1987 after a volatile trading day and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's action. Then, Cramer's getting a read on the pantry plays as COVID stay at home stocks surge with Conagra CEO Sean Connolly. Next, how are REITs positioned to emerge from the pandemic? Cramer's breaking down the space with Crown Castle CEO Jay Brown. Plus, former Honeywell CEO Dave Cote sits down with Cramer for an exclusive interview on the release of his new book.  

The Dow rallied today despite fears over coronavirus surges across the U.S. and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's market moves. Then, as Honeywell moves to a software oriented portfolio, how could the new company perform in a new normal? CEO Darius Adamczyk checks in with Cramer to discuss how short-term COVID-19 challenges and long-term structural changes might impact the stock going forward. Then, Restaurant Brands CEO Jose Cil breaks down what reopening might look like for their brands- Burger King, Popeye's and Tim Hortons. Plus, Cramer's updating you on additions and changes to his COVID-19 index as pandemic-induced volatility continues to shake the market.

Stocks climbed into the close today, erasing part of yesterday's losses, and Jim Cramer is guiding you through today's action. Then, COVID-19 has caused a surge for RV and camping stocks like Winnebago- Cramer's got CEO David Foulkes to break down what the summer might look like across America as vacationers turn to RVs. Next, Brunswick CEO Mike Happe discusses the sea of opportunity for the stock as a socially distant summer begins. Plus, how is this tech company assisting companies and States with reopening? Cramer’s checking in with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff on the company’s latest technology.

The Dow fell 700+ points today and Jim Cramer is helping you navigate today's market sell-off. Then, as America reopens, Jim Cramer is getting a read on local business with Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo. Next, could Albertson's most recent public offering be a red flag for IPOs? Cramer is checking in on where the market's at in its annual IPO cycle. Plus, get an update on recent SPACs as Cramer circles back to names like Nikola and DraftKings as they continue to rally and on new SPACs that might be worth noticing.

The Dow closed in the green for the second day in a row, the Nasdaq hit a record close and Jim Cramer is here to break down today's gains. Then, preparing for the 4th of July by breaking out the grill and fireworks? Cramer's going Off The Charts to get you ready for the market's annual 4th of July trade and what it means for your portfolio. Next, Cramer's checking in with Land's End CEO Jerome Griffith to get a pulse of the company's primarily e-commerce business. And, Impossible Foods CEO Pat Brown is here to talk about partnerships with Starbucks and Kroger, breaking into the retail space and an update on where the company's headed.

The Dow closed up 153 points and Jim Cramer's giving you his take on the market. And, as conversations continue on how sports will return, what does the future hold for the sports betting space? Cramer’s talking with the CEO of Penn National Gaming Jay Snowden, Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini and Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy to get an update. And, cybersecurity has been a major theme in the stay-at-home economy and Cramer’s hearing from the CEO of Check Point Software, Gil Shwed. Plus, Cramer’s breaking down Spotify’s recent rally. 

The Dow closed down 40 points and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action and some of the areas of opportunity he's seeing in the market. Then, Cramer's hearing about the future of the marijuana industry with Green Thumb Industries' CEO, Ben Kovler. And, what impact has the work-from-home movement had on VMWare? Cramer's talking to COO, Sanjay Poonen, to find out. Plus, Cramer's got the exclusive with AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron to hear more about the company's plans for the future.

The Dow fell 170 points today and Jim Cramer's guiding you through today's action. Then, Union Pacific CEO Lance Fritz, checks in with Cramer to talk about the company's recent quarter, its plans for the future and his insight on the state of the economy. Then, what's in store for Royalty Pharma? Get to know the IPO as Cramer breaks down the company and how investors should approach this new pharma play after its monster run. Then, it's another day in the neighborhood for Nextdoor, a neighborhood-based social networking platform, and CEO Sarah Friar is here to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the company, its no-free-speech for racism policy and the private company's recently announced slate of new services.

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After the major indices opened lower, the Dow rebounded 158 points, and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action. Then, Cramer's getting a read on the pantry with Campbell Soup's CEO. Plus, how should investors approach Hertz as it navigates bankruptcy and a new equity offering? Cramer's helping you interpret the headlines and explaining how investors should approach the stock. And, Newmont's CEO joins Cramer to discuss the state of the gold industry and what the company has on the horizon.

After a volatile week on Wall Street, Cramer's helping you digest the volatility and getting you set up for next week with his Game Plan. Then, as the digital shift continues, Cramer's talking to the CEO behind the subscription model, Zuora, to learn more about its recent earnings and its plans for the new digital economy. Plus, Cramer's checking in with Centene to get a read on the healthcare space amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Dow plunged 1862 points in its worst day since March and Jim Cramer is helping you navigate today's market sell off. Next, L3Harris Technologies CEO Bill Brown talks to Cramer about recent earnings and the defense contractor's outlook in the midst of civil unrest. Then, PVH CEO Manny Chirico breaks down the quarter and COVID-19's impact on retail. And, fresh off of earnings, Cramer's getting a read on tech with Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen.

The Dow fell 282 points today and Jim Cramer's diving into the market's latest moves. Then, the airline and cruise stocks took a hit today and Cramer is explaining why they never should've been up in the first place. Considering a summer vacation? Cramer's checking in with Steve Weisz the CEO of Marriott Vacations Worldwide to get an update on the travel and leisure space and how the company is handling the pandemic. And, how is this company using its technology to help in the fight against COVID-19? Cramer's going one-on-one with Obi Greenman, the CEO of Cerus. 

The Dow fell 300 points and Jim Cramer's taking a closer look at today's market moves. Then, e-commerce has thrived in this new environment, and Cramer's checking in with Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake to talk recent earnings and how the new normal might impact growth. Then, Sumit Singh, CEO of Chewy, joins Cramer fresh off of earnings to talk about the company's performance one year after the company's IPO. And, how has the work from home movement impacted cloud-based software company, DocuSign? Find out as CEO Dan Springer stops by to discuss recent earnings and the new digital age.

The Dow rose 461 points with the Nasdaq finishing at a record close and Jim Cramer is digging deeper into today's market rally. Then, Cramer's going 'Off The Charts' to take a closer look at Friday's unemployment number and putting it in context. And, could the bull market in the RV space continue its run? Cramer's breaking down Thor's most recent earnings getting an update on the RV space with CEO Bob Martin. Plus, CEO of Sorrento Therapeutics, Dr. Henry Ji, talks to Cramer about the company's pursuit for a COVID-19 cure.

The Dow climbed 12 points, with the S&P and NASDAQ sliding into the red at the close, and Jim Cramer is breaking down what today's moves mean for your money. Then, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joins Cramer for a candid discussion on the continuing COVID-19 crisis, civil unrest and what they mean for businesses across America. Then, pantry play Smuckers' earnings exceeded expectations, but cautionary full-year guidance sent the stock down, and CEO Mark Smucker talks to Cramer about where the company is headed. Also, how is online retail faring as quarantine comes to an end? Cramer checks in with Shopify COO Harley Finkelstein to find out more about the company's impressive quarter and where it's headed.

The Dow closed up 500+ points today, on a three day winning streak, and Cramer is breaking down today's market rally. Then, break out your notebook- Cramer's turning in his homework on SPACs, special investment acquisition companies, and how to play them. Next, B&G Foods CEO Ken Romanzi checks in with Cramer to get a read on the pantry-stocking play. Also, after vaulting to an all-time high, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz is here to break down the cloud-based security company's outlook post-pandemic. 

The Dow rallied today, closing up 268 points with all three major averages closing in the green, and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's market action. Then, there's been a remarkable run in the cyber security stocks like Proofpoint, and Cramer's got CEO Gary Steele to dig deeper into the company's recent run to its all time high. Also, CEO of long-time Cramer fave Marvell Technologies, Matt Murphy, checks in to talk about recent earnings, the road to 5G and the company's future amid tensions with China.

The Dow kicked off the month of June up 92 points and Jim Cramer is breaking down today's action. Then, the CEO of Chipotle Brian Niccol talks to Cramer about the company's recent run and how the stay-at-home winner is keeping customers safe amidst COVID-19. And, Ulta faced a tough 1Q – where does the beauty retailer go from here? Cramer's checking in with CEO Mary Dillon to find out more about the company’s plans to reopen its stores as lockdowns across the U.S. continue to lift.  

The Dow closed down 18 points and Jim Cramer is giving you his Game Plan for next week's action. Then, ZScaler CEO Jay Chaudhry breaks down yesterday's stellar earnings and how the work-from-home movement impacted the company's performance in 1Q. Then, has the Zoom generation helped send e.l.f. up 100% since the beginning of 2019? CEO Tarang Amin talks to Cramer about the company's recent earnings and how COVID-19 has impacted consumer demand. And Fastly CEO Joshua Bixby is here to discuss raising their full-year forecast and maintaining the momentum as lockdowns start to lift.

The Dow dropped 148 points and Jim Cramer is helping you navigate today's moves. Then, after a rollercoaster ride in March and April, Cramer's digging deeper into Paypal's recent climb with CEO Dan Schulman. Next, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff checks in with Cramer to break down the earnings after a top and bottom line beat and some cautionary guidance for the rest of the year. Also, can Zebra's rally continue as an essential company as the world continues to work digitally? CEO Anders Gustafsson is here to help Cramer get a closer look at what's fueling their growth.

After a second consecutive day of rallying the Dow closed up 500+ points and Jim Cramer is giving you a breakdown of today's market action. Then, HP CEO Enrique Lores checks in with Cramer to talk 2Q20 earnings and what's in store for the company going forward. And, with the remote workforce staying strong, how is "Cloud King" Workday performing? Cramer's diving deeper with CEO Aneel Bhusri. Also, Air Lease Founder and Executive Chairman Steve Udvar-Hazy is here to help Cramer get a pulse on the airlines and their recent rebound.

With the Dow finishing up 529 points, over 25,000 for the first time since March, Jim Cramer is giving you his take on today's market rally. Then, it's been a month since the debut of the Mad COVID Index, and Cramer's revisiting his picks, adding new gainers and losing some laggards. Then, after reporting disappointing earnings, Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi is joining Cramer to dive deeper into the quarter and how their private stocks like Quickbooks are faring. And, after a cautionary tale, Corteva reported terrific numbers, but can it keep climbing? CEO Jim Collins is talking to Cramer to get a better read on where the company is headed.

After a mixed day of trading ending with all three major indices in the red, Jim Cramer’s breaking down today’s market moves. Then, Cramer’s checking in with Take-Two Interactive CEO, Strauss Zelnick, to see how the move to working from home impacted the company in the last quarter. Then, with Target pulling back yesterday after reporting a 141% increase in digital sales, where could the stock go moving forward? Cramer's got the exclusive with CEO, Brian Cornell. And, Cramer’s talking to the CEO of Palo Alto Networks, Nikesh Arora, to break down the company's earnings after the bell.

After the company reported earnings this morning, Jim Cramer's going one-on-on with the CEO of Lowe's to learn more about its efforts amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Then, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg joins Cramer after rolling out Facebook Shops, an e-commerce platform for small business. And, Cramer's checking up on the pantry with Dirk Van De Put, CEO of Mondelez, to get a deeper read on how the company’s faring with more people eating at home. Plus, Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg is here to talk about the growth of 5G while the world slowly reopens for business.

Stocks fell into the close today and Cramer's giving you his take on how to approach the market's volatility. Then, Cramer is going Off The Charts to help navigate the market as States start to reopen and what that could mean for investors. The importance of security has been a major focus of working remotely and Cramer is getting an inside look at how companies are making the transition with the CEO of Ping Identity Holdings. Then, Cramer has the exclusive with the CEO of Five9 to learn more about its platform that is allowing call center operators to transition to work-from-home. 

The DOW was up 1023 points at today’s highs and tonight Cramer is breaking down the latest news and helping navigate the moves in the market. Then, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Denny’s to hear how the company is fairing amid the new procedures for restaurants and how it is reopening. And, how is your company communicating while working remote? Cramer is talking to the CEO of Avaya to learn more about its newest technology and its all-in-one system. Plus, an exclusive with Scott Sperling, Chairman of MassGen Brigham, for an update on how the healthcare industry is doing and the future of the economy as States begin to reopen. 

After a volatile week on Wall Street, Jim Cramer's setting you up for what's to come with his game plan. Then, as businesses rush to creating an online presence, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Wix to learn more about the company's recent growth and what it's seeing in terms of the state of small business. Plus, Cramer's going one-on-one with the CEO of DraftKings to check in on the sports betting space and see what is on the horizon for the company after its first earnings report as a public company.

The DOW snapped its 3-day losing streak and stocks rallied into the close. Jim Cramer is helping investors navigate the moves on Wall Street. Then, Cramer’s getting a better read on how gyms expect to reopen in the U.S. with the CEO of Planet Fitness to hear how the company is handling the pandemic. Trying to understand today’s rebound? Cramer is going off the charts to get a clearer picture of the market’s most recent volatility. And, an exclusive with the CEO of Alteryx to learn more about its latest data offerings and what the company is doing for workers unemployed due to COVID-19.

The Dow fell 517 points today, marking the major index's third straight day of declines and Jim Cramer's helping you put the selling into context. Then, after the company reported a top and bottom line beat after the bell, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Cisco Systems to learn more about the effects of working from home and the company's mission to help amid the COVID-19 outbreak. And, when evaluating this market are there any stocks to turn to that are worth buying into weakness? Cramer's going off the charts to reveal a few. Plus, what impact has COVID-19 had on PSEG's bottom line? Cramer's going one-on-one with the CEO to find out. 

The DOW fell 457 points and after a major news day Cramer is examining the cost of not reopening the U.S. safely – and soon. Which companies are making progress in the new ‘normal’? Cramer’s giving you his take. Then, Earlier today, Democrats in the House of Representatives unveiled a new $3 trillion stimulus bill and Cramer has the exclusive with Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to learn more about the bill and the government’s efforts to combat the economic impact of the pandemic. And, last night Novavax announced a nearly $400M investment commitment from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) and tonight Dr. Stanley Erck, the CEO of Novavax, joins the show. Erck is going one-on-one with Cramer to give more insight on the company’s potential vaccine for COVID-19. Can this stay-at-home player run higher as states start to reopen? Cramer is talking to Bracken Darrell, the CEO of Logitech to hear more about the company’s latest earnings report. 

Cramer is giving his take on the market and helping investors navigate the constantly changing tape. Plus, the top performers in the Cramer-COVID index. Then, after reporting earnings last week, the CEO of LivePerson is going one-on-one with Cramer to discuss the importance of tech and artificial intelligence amid COVID-19. Unemployment concerns continue to grow, so could there be increased demand for remote freelance work? Cramer has the exclusive with the CEO of Upwork to hear more about the company’s quarter and how its platform that connects businesses to the freelancer community could be crucial during the pandemic. And, how are the utilities holding up? Cramer is talking to the CEO of AEP to see how the company is handling the impact of the crisis. 

The entire cruise industry has been in focus since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, how is Norwegian Cruise Line handling the impact of the pandemic? Cramer has an exclusive with the CEO just after the company announced that it raised $2 billion of additional liquidity. Then, Cramer is talking to the CEO of Etsy – which sold over 12 million face masks in April – after the company reported its 1Q20 earnings. And, an exclusive with the CFO of Square to learn more about the company’s quarter and its role in processing PPP loans amid COVID-19.