Jim Cramer is tipping his hat off to David Taylor, CEO of Proctor & Gamble.
Proctor & Gamble jumped after releasing earnings that beat analysts expectations. It announced earnings per share of $1.12, beating expectations of $1.09.
Why Jim Cramer Wants to Join the Federal Reserve
Cramer then dived into his Real Money column from the morning of Friday, Oct. 19. The column focused on the Fed and the emergence of technology that will inevitably take away jobs.
In his piece, Cramer wrote that he wished he could get in front of the Fed to talk to them about the issues that he's having, which is heavily due to the amount of rate hikes that Jerome Powell's Fed has promised.
"If I were on the Fed, and I wish I were, I would organize a field trip to see the companies I talk to -- and learn how many jobs are really in jeopardy from a digitized world and how digitization is keeping inflation in check much better than the blunt instrument of the Fed funds rate," Cramer wrote.
Jim Cramer's Advice for Younger Investors
Black Monday? What's that?
For those of you who don't know, Black Monday refers to the stock market crash of 1987, where the Dow fell 500 points in one trading session. Now, that may not seem worthy of the title "Black Monday," but 500 points is the equivalent of 5,000 points in the modern day market.
Cramer takes a look back to explain the market collapse, and then gives some advice for younger investors to avoid being hit by another market crash.
Cramer also gives more in-depth advice in Action Alerts Plus's Daily Rundown video, which can be watched by AAP members.
Jim Cramer has one reason to thank Sears.
TheStreet's founder said that Sears was the company behind his beloved phrase, booyah.
Sears announced its bankruptcy Sunday Oct. 14. The filing comes after the failing retailer had been announcing quarter after quarter of missed earnings.
Bye, Bye, Bye Sears: The Week Ahead
TheStreet has been covering the retailer heavily since Sunday and RealMoney's stock of the day Monday, Oct. 16, was JC Penney, which looks like it will receive some of the sales that Sears is forfeiting.
Cramer quickly hit on Netflix, which is Real Money's stock of the day. TheStreet's Eric Jhonsa will be covering the earnings and the earnings call live starting at 3:45 p.m. ET.
Jim Cramer takes a closer look at JC Penney, Real Money's stock of the day.
JC Penney has been compared to Sears, which is expected to announce bankruptcy.
Real Money contributors and Kevin Curran, reporter for Real Money, will be focusing on the failing retail giant.
Cramer also breaks down Home Depot versus Lowe's. The two companies have been long-time rivals.
Cramer recapped his investor bootcamp, which took place in Manhattan on Saturday. The event focused heavily on retirement, cannabis and FANG.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Wednesday's trending stocks from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange including Target, Lowe's, Toll Brother's, and tariffs.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Tuesday's trending market topics from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange including Home Depot, Nordstrom and Square.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer
weighs in on Friday's trending stocks from the floor of the New York
Stock Exchange including Microsoft, Chevron and Domino's Pizza.