"What's happening with your stocks doesn't always reflect what's going on with the underlying business," Jim Cramer reminded his "Mad Money" TV show viewers, as he outlined some new tips and strategies to help individual investors manage their ...

Mad Money host Jim Cramer dissects the anatomy of an IPO, emphasizing Facebook's Wall Street debut. Looking for Stocks in All the Wrong Places?   38 mins ago Mad Money host Jim Cramer helps you spot plays that could pay. Cramer on 'Getting in Sync ...

I do not watch "Mad Money" that often but I found it interesting the other day when Jim Cramer was promoting three different fast food stocks within the same segment. It may have been the Lightning Round, I do not recall exactly; regardless he claimed that ...

Jim Cramer is a former hedge fund manager who has gained popularity as host of CNBC's "Mad Money" show. For months he has been suggesting that investors buy stocks that offer dividends, and that advice has worked well. Dividend stocks have turned in a ...

JC Penney (NYSE: JCP) fell Thursday after TV host Jim Cramer called the company an "Unmitigated Disaster" in an article on TheStreet.com. A June 30/33 Out of The Money Bear-Call Credit Spread looks like an attractive way to play JCP today. This strategy ...

Jim Cramer nuked all Apple analysts on his show last night, saying, "Wall Street analysts don’t exactly have a sterling track record (and they're paid fortunes, by the way) but this, this was perhaps the biggest screw-up we’ve seen with a ...

Buyable declines or declines that have to be avoided? That's the biggest question I've seen during this earnings period, and it is on display big-time in today's session. I want to buy the decline in Celgene(CELG _). Yes, Revlimid, its big drug, was soft ...

The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which industrials editor and analyst Brendan Byrnes and consumer-goods editor and analyst Austin Smith discuss topics around the investing world. GE, 3M, and Honeywell all ...

In 2009, Cramer received earnings of $461,276 from TheStreet.com. The cable television program Mad Money with Jim Cramer first aired on CNBC in 2005. According to CNBC's Web site in an article titled, "Mad Money Manifesto" by Jim Cramer ...

CNBC’s Jim Cramer was confident Greece’s desperate situation would be “resolved one way or another” as recently as March 7, 2012. He said on “Today” “I feel Greece will be resolved one way or another. It’s going to look bad in ...