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My mission is simple: to make you money. I'm here to level the playing field for all investors. There's always a bull market somewhere, and I promise to help you find it. Mad Money starts now. Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to Kramerica. I agree with my friends, trying to make a little bit of money. My job, not just entertain, teaching tonight. Call me 1-800-743-CNBC. Tweet me @JimCramer. When the Treasury Secretary caps long-term rates with stepped-up bond repurchases, you need to be ready for opportunities. That's pretty much what Secretary Bessett has done, at least temporarily. Decent backdrop despite some muted action today. Dow falling 114 points, S&P dipping 0.02%, Nasdaq heading down 0.08%. But I have a feeling that'll go a little better tomorrow. Can it make you want to buy anything that the Treasury Secretary is doing this? I'm going to go through the process of picking stocks like a professional hedge manager does. I mean, I usually don't talk like a hedge fund manager, I'm telling you, but I am going to tonight. I was for 14 years. I retired to become a TV personality or person who appears on TV, which is a little more humble. And what my wife started calling me when she's mad, a mosquito celebrity. When you're searching for stocks to own, you need a worldview. That means first a view on the economy and interest rates. You have to start with the boring stuff. You have to start with that because those are essentials. My view is that we're more or less fine. It's a benign moment unless something goes wrong in Iran or Ukraine. Those are the outliers that can cloud my crystal ball. We do have this really big speech coming up from Fed chief Kevin Marsh, the new guy. That's that annual Jackson Hole speech on Friday. And that could complicate things if he says he wants to raise rates to stamp out inflation. But I don't think he will do that. Not with the Treasury secretary moving rates. You can't have one guy raising rates, the other guy lowering rates, even if it turns out that one's the short rates and one's the long. So for the moment, I'm taking the Fed out of the equation and assuming rates stay calm, at least for the relevant time period of my worldview.
Jim Cramer — Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 8/26/26 · 2026-08-26We'll talk about it. But first, let's do the numbers. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 113 points, 0.2%, to finish at 53,463. The Nasdaq shed 21 points, just 0.1%, to close at 26,130. The S&P 500 lost a point, basically flat, ending at 7,675. Kaylee Wells reported on withering consumer confidence. With one big concern being the price of food, budget-conscious consumers helped J.M. Smucker forecast a smaller-than-expected sales decline in an earnings report today. Better known for jams and snacks, the company also makes ready-to-eat meals, and people are dining out less. J.M. Smucker rose 4.3%. Food giant General Mills added 0.75%. Bonds fell. The yield on the 10-year T-note rose to 4. 6-4%. You're listening to Marketplace.
Amy Scott — Marketplace · How much power does the Fed really have? · 2026-08-26Crescent's Jack Abelin speaking to Bloomberg. Elsewhere on Wall Street, markets closed down. Wall Street refrained from making big bets on stocks before those NVIDIA earnings, with caution prevailing as bond yields rose amid speculation the Federal Reserve will raise rates this year. The Dow was down 114 points, or 0.2%, the Nasdaq was down 21 points, the S&P losing just 2 points. Tech giant Meta has agreed to pay $17 billion as part of a settlement to end a landmark trial over teen social media addiction. While the settlement is a fraction of Meta's 2025 revenue of $201 $1.2 billion, it's still among one of the biggest corporate settlements ever. The agreement requires Meta to put new guardrails on its platforms, including restricting how much time younger people can scroll. California was among the many states that sued.
Matt Piper — Bloomberg News Now · Nvidia's Sales Forecast Falls Short, Meta States Settlement, More · 2026-08-26News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now. I'm Matt Piper. Markets closed down on this Wednesday. Wall Street refrained from making big bets on stocks before Nvidia earnings, with caution prevailing as bond yields rose amid speculation the Federal Reserve will raise rates this year. The Dow was down 114 points, or 0.2%, the Nasdaq was down 21 points, the S&P losing just 2 points. Tech giant Meta has agreed to pay $17 billion as part of a settlement to end a landmark trial over teen social media addiction. While the settlement is a fraction of Meta's 2025 revenue of $201 billion, it's still among one of the biggest corporate settlements ever. The agreement requires Meta to put new guardrails on its platforms, including restricting how much time younger people can scroll. California was among the many states that sued State Attorney General Rob Bonta.
Matt Piper — Bloomberg News Now · Wall Street Holds Mostly Steady, Meta Settlement, More · 2026-08-26Meta Platforms Dodges a $1.4 Trillion Bullet. Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing starts now! Welcome to Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing! I'm your host, Tyler Crowe, and today, I'm joined by longtime Fool contributors Rachel Warren and Lou Whitman. Guys, a little bit of a— using a term from a prior host here, I think the news fairy really came in and gave us an extra little dow for the show today. Meta Platforms has had its fair share of lawsuits out there. There was one back in New Mexico where courts ordered to pay almost $1 billion in fines outstanding. But looks like a lot of that is changing because it just agreed to a massive settlement with several states on a class action lawsuit. And it looks like the total cost of this is going to be a lot less expensive than expected. Rachel, what were the details of this?
Tyler Crowe — Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing · Meta Platforms Settles Major Lawsuit, Pays $18 Billion · 2026-08-26You can hear the entire conversation with our Jennifer Welch on the Bloomberg Businessweek Daily Podcast. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps says it's reached a revenue-sharing agreement with Oman in the Strait of Hormuz as both countries continue talks on an interim framework for shipping through that integral waterway. President Trump gave a radio interview to conservative pundit Glenn Beck this morning. He said 10 million barrels of oil flowed through the strait yesterday and that the U.S. blockade is working. Right now, Brent is trading at $87 a barrel, WTI at about $82. We check the markets all day long here at Bloomberg. The Dow is down 0.1%, the S&P is up by 0.1%, the Nasdaq is about flat. The 2-year yield is up 4 basis points, the 10-year yield is up 3 basis points. Bitcoin is at about $78,500. Wall Street is anticipating Nvidia's earnings for what they mean to artificial intelligence investors and the market itself. It is considered the best barometer of AI spending, and its earnings after the bell will help determine if hyperscalers are still accelerating or becoming more disciplined. Nvidia's stock right now is down 1%. We got the Fed's preferred rate on inflation, the PCE index, for July. Bloomberg's Michael McKee is in Jackson Hole with those numbers.
Matt Piper — Bloomberg News Now · Meta Settlement Over Teen Addiction, Putin to Escalate War, More · 2026-08-26Bloomberg's Dana Chrisch reports those talks are expected to continue for the next 30 to 60 days. President Trump said 10 million barrels of oil left left the Strait of Hormuz yesterday and claimed 22 ships passed through last night. Right now, Brent is trading at $88 a barrel, WTI at $82. We check the markets all day long here at Bloomberg. The Dow is down 0.2%. The S&P is about flat. The Nasdaq is also down 0.2%. The 2-year yield is up 4 basis points. The 10-year yield is up 3 basis points. That's after the Fed's preferred rate on inflation came in a bit higher than expectations. Bloomberg's Michael McKee has the July PCE index.
Matt Piper — Bloomberg News Now · Meta Reaches Billion Dollar Settlement, Wall St Awaits Nvidia, More · 2026-08-26That's Bloomberg's Dana Krish in Dubai. President Trump gave a radio interview to conservative pundit Glenn Beck this morning. He said 10 million barrels of oil flowed through the strait yesterday and that the U.S. blockade is is working. Right now, Brent is trading at $88 a barrel, WTI at $82. We check the markets all day for you here at Bloomberg. The Dow is down 0.2%, the S&P is down 0.1%, the Nasdaq is also down 0.2%. The 2-year yield is up 4 basis points, the 10-year yield is up 3 basis points. Bitcoin is at $78,000. Wall Street is anticipating Nvidia's earnings for what they mean to artificial intelligence investors and the market itself. It is considered the best barometer of AI spending, and its earnings after the sell will help determine if hyperscalers are still accelerating or becoming more disciplined. Nvidia's stock right now is down 1%. We got the Fed's preferred rate on inflation, the PCE index, for July. Bloomberg's Michael McKee is in Jackson Hole with those numbers.
Matt Piper — Bloomberg News Now · Meta to Pay $18B, Russia Preparing to Escalate Attacks, More · 2026-08-26