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dell >> caller: boo ya, cramer. in your book "real money," you say a company doing an in the hole secondary is not one you want to be invested in so i'm wondering, is this rule without exception or are there circumstances where it's okay for a nat yet profitable dmop do a secondary offering and expand while they can >> if there is a particular piece of news driving the stock up and really positive news and they do a secondary, i might get behind it on a little case by case but typically, i'm just -- i'm suspicious i'm critical and that's the way to play it. how about aditha in ohio >> i'm a loaning time listener i appreciate you taking my call. >> i love it what's going on? >> caller: you always suggest owning index funds in a portfolio. >> absolutely. >> caller: my question for you is two part. one, what percentage of my portfolio should be in index funds versus individual equities and number two, you also suggest owning index funds that track the s&p 500. >> do you also suggest you should own sector related index

cramer. first-time caller. longtime fan big boo-yah from me and my two good friend, poda and cody g what do you think about cleveland clip >> too risky here and a worldwide slowdown i don't want to go to cleveland-cliffs and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of "the lightning round. >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> sometimes i wish there were such a thing as a buyer's strike i wish we could reach a point of revulsion with ipos where the underwriters say, sorry, we aren't going to do this deal [ buzzer ] >> sadly that almost never happens because there's too much money involved to say no the fees are too great right now we're staring down the barrel of two hideous deals that could be damaging to the entire market the first, we work or the we company or whatever they're calling themselves it is quite simply desperate for money. they can raise 3 billion in the ipo or perhaps score a $6 billion loan we work needs all the work they can get. th

>> caller: cramer! >> yo! >> caller: hey, ten years ago, gm stuck it to the taxpayer and everyone else. four did not they took care of their shareholders to an extend, and their customers. they make an excellent product line. >> right >> caller: and don't forget arizona is ford country. >> that's right. i forgot that. okay here's the problem ford country just got debt downgraded, and i do feel the company better start, i just think that you're not going to make a lot of money because we need to see a couple of quarters where all they really have is winners, not these areas that keep showing up as losers. chris in california. chris? chris? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah >> caller: calling about forescout technologies. >> we like it. that area has a little price competition these days, but i think it's a good company. let's go to chance in new york chance >> caller: hey, professor cramer >> yeah, chance. >> caller: i need your wisdom on a stock that i'm trying to put a position on. cvet, henry schein spin-o

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let's go to arom in new york >> caller: hi, jim cramer. huge fan love your show i have a question about funko. the ceo was on in may. that's when i bought the stock i was wondering, recently he just sold 4 million shares and let out into the market. what's your take >> he killed the stock he killed the stock with an insider sale he crushed it. the stock has been going down ever since he did that and you know what, it's maybe gun shy. candidly i'm gun shy hey, how about randy in vermont. >> caller: hi, jim how are you? >> i'm not bad how about you? >> caller: pretty good autumn is starting here in vermont. hey, i started a position in lockheed mart anyone 2004. and sold half positions at 100, 200 and 300% danes >> wow >> caller: as it now approaches 400% gain, i still like most of the fundamentals so at what point should i decide to hold all the shares and simply enjoy the dividends? >> you should hold all the shares and simply enjoy the dividend because you are playing with the house's money, my friend w. a very good stock of a very good c

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cramer. >> beautiful out there what's going on? >> caller: after reading zack's digest, i'm now eyeballing a bio medical company that has a cancer fighting drug i think you would like i think it's been slow-walked for 16 years and this drug should be put to good use saving lives. my question is this, if this bio company goes broke before the drug get as prove what had happens to the drug in the study and should i buy stock in this company or wait for someone to take it over it's cvm >> they don't have a lot of money. in their coffers, however i share with you idea that it is an interesting situation it's just a good spec. that's the only way to describe it elizabeth in florida elizabeth. >> caller: hey, jim. elizabeth here sending you a big miami boo-yah. >> i, excellent. >> caller: longtime listener first-time caller. my stock is msa financials up 10% career to date and paying a year of 10.5%. >> but it's leveraged so we don't know what they own and in a downturn we could get hurt without knowing what they have so i'm going to hav

cramer this is good luck chuck from phoenix. how about some thunder go with "the lightning round" today? >> thunder oh, oh ♪ okay >> i'm looking for your advice on holding dynex for the short term or long term. >> tens, that's the tens i like the devise. let me do work on the stock. that's enough to say i like the stock. i need to go -- sorry if i mispronounce this, ochacho. >> caller: hey, i'm calling about general electric what do you think about it >> i am a big believer in larry culp i don't think this is the year it's going to happen and think next year it will be higher. a lot of people don't have that kind of patience i am urging that larry is doing a great job, ge. let's go to tim in virginia. tim. >> caller: hi, jim >> tim, what's up. >> caller: health insurance innovations. it looks undervalued is hiq a value buy >> what the heck is that stock doing that five times earnings when i see that i have to make calls. that is too cheap. usually things don't get that cheap unless something is not right. we have to check it o

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> thank you. i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. other people want to make friends, i'm here to teach you we'll put this in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. partisan acrimony. i would love if we could value stocks on dividends and buyback than political turbulence or ran ranc cor. the s&p lost 0.84% the nasdaq nosedived 1.46% partisan acrimony, what can i tell you it is reigning supreme the democrats suddenly got serious about trying to impreach president trump based on what is obviously some ill-advised dealings with ukraine. allegedly they dug up dirt on joe scarborough. now that speaker pelosi is launching a formal impeachment inquiry i don't think the democrat also be appeased until the house of representatives vote to send the case to the senate where we're going to see this go to the senate. before you freak out for those who don't remember civic classes, let me explain. even if the house impeaches trump you can't remove a sitting president without a two-thirds majority in the senate so until the dem

and giving a mention to cnbc's jim cramer in the process, trump tweeted, i agree wit with @jimcramer. the fed should lower rates, a big dose of quantitative tightening didn't help either.

cramer, thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> this one is on drrk. pepper,s it in line where you think it should be. >> i like the stock. i like the stock very much i think that gam gordon is doing a terrific job i would buy any week, one of my favorites, and not just because i like diet dr. pepper as everyone knows on a late friday afternoon. the market is going to roll, but you got to guard against complacency. things may not go the bulls way on wednesday wondering which companies are controlled by the trade talks with china i'm going to play hostage, nonhostage, and didn't leave investors on the first day of

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the focus isn't away from rome lawrence cramer with us. the world's big investment banks have had their worst start to the year since 2006. goldman sachs cfo says it is understandable they're concerned about central bank easing. hear exclusively from steven shurr. that comes up next >>> welcome to "street signs." these are your headlines europe joins the rally as the stocks 600 hits the highest level since the 1st, amid high expectations of trade talks between the u.s. and china next month. >>> chipmakers and autos lead gains as trade sensitive sectors welcome the apparent easing of tensions as china's commerce ministry says the u.s. trade call this morning went very well >>> sterling retreats from the biggest one day gain in five months as the threat of a uk election still looms despite the government's double defeat in the house of commons >> 48 hours ago, he was leit le leading the chants of stop the coup, let the people vote. >> hong kong chief executive carrie lam says she hopes the withdrawal of the controversial extradition bill wil

. >> i lived here for 14 years and i used to go to cramer books and politics and prose. and i made myself in cramer yesterday, i bought a couple of good books, but i still miss the days where i could come to washington and have maybe a blue moon with hot wings, without having a big motorcade behind me. but it's always great to be in town and this is a city that i love and being able to have a couple of minutes of cramer was very enjoyable for me. >> all right, we've reached our time. i went to thank you very much president, for your tomorrow today and thank you all for coming and i appreciate your willingness to be here and you are always welcome to come back. >> thank you so much, david. [applause] >> one is the possibility of regime change in north korea. second, we should look at and discussed with china and we should have done it long ago, aiming towards the reunification peninsula under a freely elected government like that in south korea and third, if you believed and you may not that it is on accessible -- unacceptable for north korea to have nuclear weapons, at s

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agree with jim cramer, the fed should lower rates. they were way too early to raise and way too late to cut and big dose of quantitative tightening didn't exactly help either where did i find this guy jerome ole well, you can't win them all. >> if you're an investor looking at the market, where are there still opportunities to buy it'sbeen the subject for jim o "mad money" and he joins us from the studio to discuss. >> how are you i miss you both. what's going on? >> very well. >> always love having you on. >> all the better for seeing you, jim let's start with the tweet i mean how quickly could jerome powell turn things around here is one cut enough for you to be back onboard an think he's doing the right thing? >> sara talked last week, earlier this week or last week about how you can't let the stock market bully you if you're the fed chief. i think you can let the bond market bully you because the bond market is telling you exactly what to do i think jay powell is having a problem listening. just like he felt like we needed three o

. >> alived here for 14 years and i used to go to cramer books and-- and i made myself in cramer yesterday, i bought a couple of good books, but i still miss the days where i could come to washington and have maybe a blue moon with hot wings, without having a big motorcade behind me. but it's always great to be in town and this is a city that i love and being able to have a couple of minutes of cramer was very enjoyable for me. >> all right, we've reached our time. thank you, president, for your tomorrow today and thank you all for coming and i appreciate your willingness to be here and you're always welcome to could many back. >> thank you so much, david. [applaus [applause]. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> as this event comes to an end. we go live now as house speaker nancy pelosi is convening a news conference to talk about legislation expanding voting rights. >> as we observe the 200 days since we've sent hr-1 over to the senate. i want to commend congressman john sarbanes for being such a tremendous leadership in integrity in government by working this issue for

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as the nfl season kicked off last night, our very own jim cramer kicked off a season of his own. his annual fantasy portfolio stock. the basket of stocks make up a portfolio. it's a balance of consistent winners like an apple and microsoft. those are his running backs, if you will as well as a more speculative name like okta. cramer's quarterback is, joe, you got cloud, target, running backs like apple and microsoft, what do you think? >> i'm going right to the kicker >> like chicago's kicker >> the kicker is the one that's going to make the difference the one that's going to get us to the next playoff game we've got a canadian kicker. sh shopify, come on >> i want starbucks, i want chipotle i want them to be my kicker. but the rest of the portfolio, i like the portfolio >> meghan, on a macro basis. you like cloud service but that's a big space you can narrow is down for us. >> i think as we're looking more broadly at where we're positioned, we just don't think now is the time to be taking big bets sectorwise, we've tightened that way up again, that's very much related to the slo

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though voting for a trump trade deal i gather is a bitter pill for them >> she was on our air with jim cramer last couple of weeks, said she hoped she was on a path to yes regarding usmca she made some comments last week suggesting even with the inquiry in the house that she can continue to work with the white house on some legislation. can the house democrats not chew gum and walk at the same time? >> i sure hope so. right now, they have a thin record of making something become law the way you make law, it has to pass the house, senate, be signed by the president. they have been marching through their whole array of leftwing proposals. obviously those are not going anywhere in the current divided government if she wants it to be said that she did nothing in the next two years but try to impeach president trump, that's a position we're happy to argue about. we think we ought to be able to do more than just create controversy here >> senator, good morning your critics would say you've done as much as any modern legislator to extract political leverage from votes that were once routine, 8 years

cramer we have half a minute left you mentioned all the other challenges that the world economy is currently faced with. can we deal with everything that's happening right now provided that there is no escalation in the middle east. absolutely if there's no escalation in the middle east i think then there's this dampening effect over the german economy that is a drain impetuous in power of 0.2 percent of g.d.p. it's not much we can do for we can live with this. came out there from. gotta laugh from fitch solution thank you to both of you for your time this morning. and that's it for me on the business team here and for more business news and features as always check out the consul ash business or follow us on social media i want to get jens thanks so much. to worry about. what's the connection between bread. and the european union you know. correspondent alan baker counts. writes this you live with the rules set by the. stepping recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on. hello and welcome to arts and culture where his work influenced generations of young designers

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. the dow is up 9 in the past ten days fed decision at 2:00 repo squeeze quiets down new york fed operation for a second day today europe is green. uk inflation disappoints oil down as the saudis give more intel on the attacks and the president orders treasury to increase sanctions on iran road map begins with watching the fed. investors expect the second rate cut in a decade. stocks mostly lower ahead of the open. >> fedex is falling this morning. shares down in the premarket over trade worries policy uncertainty, of course, as well continuing to weigh on the delivery giant >> and right idea, wrong approach, house speaker nancy pelosi sitting down with jim you'll hear what she had to say about the president's china trade strategy as we said, a few moments ago, the president tweets, i've just instructed the secretary of the treasury to substantially increase sanctions on the country of iran. so nice that our country is now energy independent the u.s. is in better shape than ever before,

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jim cramer was talking about this this morning. he can't stop talking about this whole thing and he's right to continue to point it out >> anybody here own altri philip morris >> wouldn't tough touch it >> it's really hard based on the trends investors choosing the impack route or the esg screens that's both happen ng the private client space and hedge fund space so i think anything that is gets tag ged with esg negative or positive performs accordingly. >> you see it. people say i don't want to invest in those industries whether it's gambling or oil or smoking whatever it, drinking. >> yeah, we definitely see it, but i think a technical factor to this as well where hunedge fn managers are going short and positive those that are esg complaint and we have the tools to do that >> it's okay to buy fast food and these things that have just as big if not bigger when you look at the epidemic of diabetes and the rest of it >> if you compare the two, who's getting -- >> only has you know, one impact, one side effect and that's to kill peop

when cramer says a lot of hysteria over a little, other people blaming the media. the media is not the group that said this is of urgent concern. the trump appointed intelligence community inspector general said this is a matter of urgent concern. thank you for your reporting. please alert us if you learn anything else over the next hour or so. >>> coming up on "new day," we will talk to two of those freshman democrats who have joined the calls for impeachment. they are the ones behind this op-ed. that's congresswoman jason crow and my key cheryl. >>> this breaking news a historic ruling in the united kingdom. the supreme court there has just ruled the prime minister boris johnson suspended parliament illegally the in run up to the deadline for brexit. melissa bell is live outside the supreme court with the breaking details. there's so much going on here including the issue of did the prime minister lie to the queen? >> reporter: this has been one of the central questions that was being examined by these 11 judges here at the supreme court who were going to rule no

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. >> right >> i guess our own jim cramer, the great jim cramer mentioned that wall street executives have told him that elizabeth warren would not be great for the country or for whatever if she was -- and at this point she actually tweeted that out that if wall street hates her, that's the greatest thing you can get and you said the same thing, that you're doing the right thing to foster -- do you really have the idea that wall street is mostly greedy people that don't have the best interests of the company or the economy at heart? do you think that providing capital for startups and raising money for wall street, that's all a bad thing or are you polite sizing it because of the crisis and people still blame wall street because of the crisis >> senator warren calls herself a capitalist, a proud capitalist. >> i call myself fair and balanced >> to get the financial sector back to its original purpose, which is to pool savings and invest and be an intermediary for real street -- >> is wall street a bad thing for the country, seth? do you want to get rid of wall street >> no, of course

month later the first to judge replaced with a new judge alameda county superior court judge james cramer listened as families described their pain. he listened as derek amana described his pain at one point offering to have his body tattooed with flames and the faces of the victims. and then the stunning announcement and i almost fell off my chair right. >>toward the end switch, the judge rejected the plea deal for both men saying alamein is apology sounded insincere his lawyer promising a courtroom fight seen a lot we will go call we >>palmore kron 4 news. >>we'll continue our breaking news coverage of the ghost ship verdicts will be checking in live with the reporters at the courthouse right after th welcome back to our breaking news coverage max harris has been acquitted and there's a hung jury for derrick elmen at those verdicts just reached this afternoon in oakland's ghost ship warehouse trial. kron four's michelle kingston has been following this case for us since the very beginning she is live now. >>outside of the courthouse with reaction from attorneys and also family members h

i agree with jim cramer, the market is overbought short term. i don't think bad news is going to lead to much down side. your other guest is right. the market ultimately will break to the upside. when you have a market that's been in a trading range for a year and a half, there's two outcomes number two, the market breaks the upside i think it's a question of when, not if and iswith so much cash n the sideline, i don't see a lot of down side short term the market is overbought. >> if you don't see down side and you see a lot of cash on the sidelines and somebody is looking to get in, where can they still find value? >> the problem is they're not getting the pullback that people want to get in and that's evidenced -- we had a lot of bad news throughout the market in august and not much pullback i think ultimately we're having a rally in the value stocks, but i think the leadership going into the fourth quarter is going to go back to the growth stock and i think those will be the leaders until year end so value bounds, but i doin't think it's a qu