Mad Money W/ Jim Cramer

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.

After reporting an 8% increase in revenue for the first quarter, Jim Cramer's checking in with the CEO of CVS Health to make sense of the company's position in the fight against COVID-19. Then, as a potential meat shortage looms, Cramer's got the CEO of Beyond Meat to discuss its recent quarter and today's 26% gain in the stock. And with kids at home, what could the impact be on the toymakers? Cramer's going one-on-one with Mattel's CEO. Plus, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Waste Management to see how business closures around the country are impacting the company's bottom line.

After last night's earnings report and today's over 30% gain, Jim Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Chegg to make sense of the company's new place in a world with remote learning. Then, as medical devices continue to be in demand, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Masimo to learn more about the company's mission to innovate its products to meet a changing environment. Plus, Cramer's got the CEO of Everbridge fresh off of earnings to discuss the greater need for critical event management solutions.

After a mixed day on Wall Street, Cramer is breaking down the latest news. Then, Cramer has the exclusive with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff after the company announced Work.com – its latest effort to support businesses amid the pandemic. Next, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Emergent BioSolutions on the race for a COVID-19 vaccine and its collaboration with Johnson & Johnson. And, the CEO of Alexandria Real Estate Equities gives Cramer an update on the current state of the REIT space and how the company is handling the coronavirus crisis. 

It's the beginning of May, and while the old Wall Street saying says, "sell in May and go away", Jim Cramer's giving you a new saying to help you approach next week's game plan. Then, as consumer trends continue to change, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Clorox to get a read on the recent demand for the company's products. Plus, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Estée Lauder to see how the cosmetic kingpin is faring in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

Stocks surged today after encouraging results from Gilead on its virus treatment trial and Cramer is evaluating what it could mean for reopening the country. Then, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Yum! Brands to get a read on how the restaurant industry handling the stay-at-home economy. Next, Cramer is checking in with the CEO of Campbell Soup to hear its latest news and learn more about what the company is doing for its front-line employees during the pandemic. And, fresh off of earnings Cramer has the exclusive with the CEO of ADP to hear more about the quarter and its insight into the labor market. 

Should investors fear the cyclical nature of the steel industry? Cramer's checking in with the new CEO of Nucor to make sense of the steel landscape. Then, after completing its acquisition of WellCare in January, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Centene to dig into the managed care space. Plus, Cramer's taking a birds eye view of Wendy's to see if now is the time to take a second look at the fast food establishment. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

After a volatile week for the averages, Jim Cramer's making sure you're ready for what's to come with his Game Plan. Then, with a potential beef shortage on the horizon, could consumers turn to plant-based options instead? Cramer's checking in with the CFO of private-player, Impossible Foods, to learn more about the company's mission. Then, what could this week's volatility in oil mean for oil storage? Cramer's talking to the CEO of Nordic American Tanker to discuss the implications of the current state of oil.

Fresh off the company's top and bottom line beat, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Domino's Pizza to learn more about how the company's delivering in a new environment. Then, after learning that Inovio Pharmaceuticals was one of the most-bought stocks on Robinhood in March, Cramer's talking to the company's CEO to learn more about its path towards finding a vaccine for COVID-19. Plus, Cramer's breaking down UnitedHealth Group's recent earnings to see if there are any insights investors should use to help in building their thesis.

Markets surge in response to news about more government stimulus, oil rebounds and Cramer is picking his bright spot stocks of the stay-at-home economy. Then, MarketAxess CEO, Rick McVey, joins Cramer to discuss how the company is facilitating the shift to electronic bond trading. And, on the fiftieth anniversary for Earth Day, an exclusive with Digital Realty CEO, Bill Stein, on the company’s latest efforts to have renewable energy power their data centers. Plus, Cramer talks with Scott Sperling, co-president of private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners, about how hospital systems are handling the COVID-19 outbreak.

Jim Cramer is helping investors understand today’s market volatility as the three major averages fall in reaction to oil’s historic price drop.Then, a one-on-one with Puritan Medical’s Executive VP of Global Sales, Timothy Templet, on the company’s role in producing the millions of swabs needed for coronavirus testing. And, as some states consider lifting their lockdowns, Cramer is going off the charts to examine when the country may be ready to re-open for business. Plus, an exclusive interview with Inseego CEO, Dan Mondor, on how the company is approaching the need for more 5G coverage during the lockdown. 

After oil prices fell to historic lows – dropping below $0 for the first time in history, Cramer and Rusty Braziel, are diving into what it means for the energy sector and the market at large amidst further COVID-19 uncertainty. Then, after reporting 1Q20 earnings today, IBM’s new CEO, Arvind Krishna, joins Cramer to discuss where the company is headed in the expanding stay-at-home economy. Plus, Vlad Tenev, Co-CEO of Robinhood, goes one-on-one with Cramer on how the company is addressing the infrastructure problems that led to March outages as well as their rapid growth fueled by young investors

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

After the Dow plunged over 400 points, Jim Cramer looks to where the winners of the stay at home economy will be found. Then, Parsley Energy CEO, Matt Gallagher, joins Cramer to discuss his proposal to impose state-wide production cuts on oil to combat the on-going international price war. Next, Cramer is looking through the turbulent market to find some stocks that are actually raising their dividends. Plus, an interview with Ernie Garcia III, CEO of online car retailer Carvana, on how the company is embracing new strategies, like a touchless delivery program, in the time of COVID-19.