Investors can trust that Nvidia’s stock has bottomed following its upbeat earnings report for a few key reasons, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Friday after the chipmaker’s shares gained 1.82 percent. The first is CEO Jensen Huang’s own outlook for his industry, which he put quite simply on the post-earnings conference call: “The world needs more

CNBC’s Jim Cramer suggests that investors don’t underestimate the importance of a U.S.-China trade deal as negotiations pick back up in Washington, D.C. next week. President Donald Trump has signaled that he may hold off of hiking tariffs on Chinese imports as time inches closer to a March 1 agreement deadline. Stocks rallied, including many

Famed short-seller and Democratic donor Jim Chanos plans to support former vice president Joe Biden if he runs for president in 2020. “Like many other Americans, I certainly hope Vice President Biden decides to run in 2020. If he does run, I fully expect to support him any way I can,” Chanos said in a

Danny Moses, a legendary investor who shorted subprime loans prior to the financial crisis in 2008, told CNBC that the cannabis industry in America has the makings for a big long. “I’ve never seen a sector have the political tailwinds, the economic tailwinds, and the wellness tailwinds that this sector potentially has,” he said on

If you ask CNBC’s Jim Cramer, reaching for a stock’s dividend yield is one of the dumbest mistakes an investor can make. “If you see a stock sporting a yield that’s well in excess of what you can get elsewhere, I think you should be skeptical,” he said Thursday on “Mad Money.” “Most likely, it’s

The second week of tax season has wrapped up, and refunds are still smaller compared to last year. Since the IRS began accepting returns on Jan. 28, the agency has managed to process 26.9 million individual income tax returns as of Feb. 8, according to data from the tax authority. Uncle Sam is also sending

Investors can now boost their capital and support small businesses in one fell swoop by following a new, growing theme in retail: using technology to empower small businesses, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Wednesday. The idea struck Cramer when he interviewed Shopify Chief Operating Officer Harley Finkelstein on Tuesday. Not only does the company help celebrities

Tilray Inc.: “Tilray’s OK. Big short squeeze. We’ve got two that we like: our favorite is Canopy [Growth]. That’s because they’ve got the $4 bil[lion] from Constellation. And our second one is going to be Cronos [Group]. And we’re going to stick with our two. Those are the ones that brought us here.” Fitbit Inc.:

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio lashed out again Wednesday against Wall Street, vowing to present a bill “soon” that will try to push companies to stop spending so much of their cash on share buybacks. In a tweetstorm that began in late-morning, the former Republican presidential candidate ripped into the culture of shareholder and executive enrichment

Alibaba co-founder Joseph Tsai told CNBC on Tuesday that the “structural issue” of the United States’ trade gap with China will reverse itself as the Chinese ramp up imports. The trade deficit will shrink once the Chinese government begins purchasing $40 trillion worth of goods as promised over the next 15 years, he said. Even

The idea that the Federal Reserve has created a bubble in stock prices by pausing its initially hawkish rate hike agenda sounds like “nonsense” to CNBC’s Jim Cramer. “I can’t stress this point enough: When people talk about a Fed-induced bubble, they mean the Fed should be out there tightening aggressively and laying waste to

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would consider postponing the March 1 deadline for China tariffs if U.S. and China can reach a trade deal soon. Trump softened his stance on the trade battle with China, saying he’s open to letting the deadline slide, but “would prefer not to.” He also said China “very

Cronos Group Inc.: “It’s … a trading vehicle. So, right now, it’s at the top end of the range. I think it can come back down. Take some off the table tomorrow.” Manitowoc Company Inc.: “It is so cheap. It is so cheap. It just drives me crazy, but we’re in a construction recession, I

Getting more women involved in the U.S. economy could generate a $1.6 trillion boost, S&P Global President and CEO Doug Peterson told CNBC on Monday. “In our research the last couple years, we’ve been looking at what would be the impact on markets if women had a higher participation rate? And we used Norway as

[The stream is slated to start at 1:00 PM ET. Please refresh the page if you do not see a player above at that time.] Global growth fears, how to beat the market and the race to zero fees are just some of the hot topics from the Inside ETFs conference. Bob Pisani and ETF

For car aficionados that have always wanted to own a fancy trophy car without having to shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars for the privilege, a financial technology upstart has come up with the perfect solution. Rally Rd, a New York-based fintech company that allows small investors to invest in rare collectibles, is giving

Perhaps two of the sweetest words retirees long to hear are “tax free.” Though workers are told to put every spare pre-tax cent into a traditional 401(k) at work, the reality is that once the time comes to tap that account for income in retirement, income taxes will follow. Here’s the bright side: You can

There’s one thing the record 35-day government shutdown made clear: Americans aren’t saving for a rainy day. “The partial government shutdown serves as a wake-up call that emergency savings must be made a more serious priority,” said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com. Over three-quarters of all full-time workers are living paycheck to paycheck,

The biggest banking deal since the financial crisis has more to do with technology than any traditional bank metric, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Friday of BB&T’s pivotal $66 billion commitment to buy rival SunTrust Banks. “To me, this BB&T merger of equals with SunTrust is about keeping up with the Joneses — in this case,

Home Depot Inc.: “I think Home Depot’s stock has spent a lot of time in the penalty box. I know the chart’s real bad. I think you buy some here, but then you’ve got to wait, because I know that [in] the housing market, many of those stocks are not that strong.” Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc.:

CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Wall Street has misread Spotify‘s latest earnings report and guidance, and that misunderstood stocks like these give investors an opportunity to make some money. On his show Friday, the “Mad Money” host called out stock analysts like Everscore ISI’s Anthony DiClemente who have downgraded the equity over concerns about subscriber growth.

Leon Cooperman, the hedge fund billionaire and former Goldman Sachs partner, came to the defense of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, whom he called a “fabulous CEO and person,” in a conversation with CNBC’s Scott Wapner on Friday. Meanwhile, Cooperman also acknowledged he holds a small stake in American Media Inc., led by CEO David Pecker

CNBC’s Jim Cramer is warning investors against acting rashly towards Amazon stock, in the wake of Jeff Bezos accusing the National Enquirer’s of blackmail over sexual photos texted to his mistress, Lauren Sanchez. “If you’re selling Amazon off this you’re really stupid,” Cramer said on “Squawk on the Street.” The owner of the Enquirer —

CNBC’s Jim Cramer would buy shares of Cisco on Friday if stocks continue their sell-off, he told a caller on Thursday. “If you asked me which stock to buy if we have another sell-off tomorrow, I am going to say Cisco, because you know I’m trying to make that my biggest position because you’re a

Legendary investor Warren Buffett was asked at one of his famous annual meetings one time whether he was bullish or bearish? The ‘Oracle of Omaha’ had an amazing answer: “You may have trouble believing this, but Charlie (Munger) and I never have an opinion about the market because it wouldn’t be any good and it

BB&T‘s purchase of SunTrust Banks is slated to create the sixth largest bank in the U.S. when it closes, squeezing in between U.S. Bancorp and PNC. Here are the biggest banks in the country by assets, which is how the banking industry is measured. The so-called “merger of equals” was valued at $66 billion, the

After years of struggling to compete with lower-cost Chinese counterparts, European telecommunications companies Nokia and Ericsson stand to win big from the U.S.-China trade war, CNBC’s Jim Cramer argued Wednesday. “These once-beleaguered companies now have a chance to win the race for 5G supremacy,” he said on “Mad Money.” “Their equipment might be more expensive

Chipotle reports fourth-quarter earnings after the bell Wednesday. Here’s what Wall Street is expecting, according to a survey of analysts by Refinitiv: Earnings per share: $1.37 per share Revenue: $1.19 billion Same-store sales growth: 4.49 percent Thanks to CEO Brian Niccol’s popularity with investors, Chipotle’s stock had its best year since 2013 last year, with

Wall Street analysts were mostly caught off guard by Snap‘s better than expected earnings report after the bell on Tuesday. The technology and social media company posted a solid quarter showing a more stable user base. The stocksurged 23 percent in premarket trading to $8.54, but most analysts remained negative on the stock. In a

CNBC’s Jim Cramer has concluded that running a profitable, growing business in this market is kind of like walking a tightrope, with value investors who want to see cost-cutting on one side and growth investors who want to see spending on the other. “Keeping both groups happy is a real high-wire act — in all