Hey, i am cramer, welcome to mad money, i am trying to make friends, i am trying to save you money. Call me, 1800763cramer that was unsustainable today we learn nearly everyone loses when the president acts and slamming the market. A crushing disappointment. And anyone who lost a job may be on the verge of losing a job you have to wonder what will happen to the 14 million odd people and the family working in the Hospitality Industry lets just say inhospitable. I care about the small and immediate size businesses and workers that are going to be laid off Speaker Pelosi and mnuchin is making a lot of progress and getting a lot of phone calls, getting close to a deal. Speaker pelosi echoes after the president stops negotiations but it was too late. Trump tweeted, he was adamant and hell put a better bill after the election all right, whats really going on here . Thats the rhetoric. We all heard the rhetoric, right . The president is taking a calculated risk, betting the economy stronger t
The only stocks that are doing well right now, some of the reopening trades and some of the big laggers for the year like cruises and airlines and some retailers still in the Green Energy Stocks also outperforming. Is this the start of a serious correction or a buy the dip opportunity were diving into that debate. 59 minutes left of trade 59 minutes of of this roller coaster session. Lots of guests as well the market pulls back. Well speak with three ceos that got insight into the state of the consumer, their spending and recovery in america. The ceo of campbells soup will join us on the back of had his companys Earnings Results that stock down 7 right now plus, well get two reeds on the beaten down travel sector with glenn fogel and mark hopelinger. Well speak with nick clegg about the new policies surrounding the election looking forward to that one. Lets get straight to our top story of the day the market selloff Mike Santelli has more on the major market pull back. A big pluflush o
Were learning in the wake of the shocking ipo yesterday where buyers seemed indifferent to the share price if you wanted to buy snowflake, you had to sell something else, which triggered a selloff in the nasdaq, and that spread today, with the dow dipping 130 points, and the nasdaq losing 1. 27 . A lot of people call into question what theyre doing paying such high prices. We saw the spectacle of a stock trading at more than 100 times, not earnings, but sales. Dont get me wrong, snowflake should not be about making money, it should be losing money. It makes sense for management to spend fortunes to dominate the cloud Data Management business you want to win, youve got to spend. Snowflake is not the issue, though the ceo will do everything in his power to deliver for shareholders hes got an amazing track record i totally understand why people are willing to pay for the nose for his stock. I liked it even as high as 125 but i jumd eunderestimated the. I heard that the underwriters were t
Ran out of ammo, no more stock left to sell the buyers ran right back in dow surging 440 points, s p pulled 2. 01 nasdaq soaring 2. 71 so how do we explain this incredible rebound as the averages gave up gains after trading . Its easy enough to argue things are better than we think and thats definitely a part of it not the whole thing. It doesnt explain the broad base of the rally. We had a dramatic decline in tech late last week and yesterday and the same stocks roared higher today. No surprise. Last night i told you the sell offs tend to last three days and tech bounces back. Thats exactly what happened what shocked me, though, the incredible buying in the industrial industrials, retailers and railroads. The last being really surprising in other words, we had a rally in both the covid stocks and recovery stocks when nearly everything goes up, youll hear people its the fed or people betting ochon a stimulus package those explanations miss the mark how do we figure out the driver . Fir
Dow plunging and s p plummeting 2. 78 . And the nasdaq nosediving 4. 11 . Its tempting to try to learn something from the big bone crushers of the past so we can apply those bone crushers to the future two are alike but there can be similarities take the. C do. Com bust. The endless run from 1998 to march of 2000 followed by a rapid meltdown, what is happening here now, now that the nasdaq is 10 from size, im hearing about the buzz all day okay, the beat of 1998, the nasdaq stood at 1,585. 1,585. It roared to 5,100 by march of 2000 and plummeted to 3,155 by may. Fast forward to 19 year ago and a round trip to 1 ,585 it is your Worst Nightmare of course, there are horrendous sell offs. The 87 crash averages cut in half in a few hours time the financial crisis, dallas laid the waste from 14,000 to 6500 and the covid crash dow from 295 to 68 to above 18,000 march lows. Nasdaq sank. But its that rebound from the march lows thats drawing comparison to the. Com era the nasdaq surged 82 from