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This page lists the main topics and stocks discussed on Mad Money with Jim Cramer aired on Aug 22, 2025, with links to CNBC articles, videos, and English transcripts. Rerun of June 18, 2024.
2025年8月22日放送の 「Mad Money with Jim Cramer」 で取り上げられた主な話題・銘柄を、CNBCの記事・動画・英文トランスクリプトへのリンクとともに一覧化しています。2024年6月18日の再放送です。
(1) [Rerun/再放送] Jim Cramer’s guide to investing: How to handle a short-term rally (https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/18/jim-cramers-guide-to-investing-how-to-handle-a-short-term-rally-.html)
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer said it’s crucial to stay focused, practice restraint and take some profits during a rally.
- “When the stock market’s had a big short-term run—short term—don’t get carried away by the optimism,” he said. “Instead, keep your head on straight, check your emotions, focus on the long-term, and think about ringing the register, especially on the stocks that might be getting too high.”
“Bottom Line: When the Markets had a short-term run, don’t get carried away by the optimism.”
(2) [Rerun/再放送] Jim Cramer’s guide to investing: Be tough on your portfolio during a rally (https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/18/jim-cramers-guide-to-investing-be-tough-on-your-portfolio-during-a-rally.html)
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer said one of the best times to scrutinize your portfolio is during a rally.
- “If the fundamentals aren’t changed, if the company hasn’t improved, then it might have gotten too expensive as a stock because of the rally,” he said. “So, when the market’s roaring, give your stocks a hard time, please, hold them to a higher standard. And ring the darned register on some of the stuff, both on the names you like the least and, of course, even the ones that are up the most.”
“Bottom Line: During a big up day and after, don’t get caught up in the Euphoria … when the market’s roaring, give your stocks a hard time.”
(3) [Rerun/再放送] Jim Cramer’s guide to investing: Use rallies to raise some cash (https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/18/jim-cramers-guide-to-investing-use-rallies-to-raise-some-cash.html)
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer told investors it’s important to prepare for bad days by raising cash while their stocks are on a roll.
- “The next time we get a big up day or two, please, I’m begging you, use the strength to raise some cash,” he said. “You might not know it, but without cash your portfolio has zero flexibility, and the best time to raise cash is when the market’s on fire.”
“Bottom Line: The next time we get a big up day, use the strength to raise some cash.”
(4) [Rerun/再放送] Jim Cramer’s guide to investing: Too many gains can spell danger (https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/18/jim-cramers-guide-to-investing-too-many-gains-can-spell-danger-.html)
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer said investors should be wary if their stocks dramatically outperform the averages during a market-wide rally, as it could be a sign there’s something wrong with their portfolio.
- “The best time to figure out if you’re making too much money, meaning you’re taking on a dangerous amount of risk, is during a big market-wide rally,” he said. “Use these runs as diagnostic tests to see if your portfolio has too little diversification and too much risk, or if it’s A-OK.”
“Bottom Line: The best way to discover if you’re taking on too much risk is during a rally.”
(5) [Rerun/再放送] Jim Cramer’s guide to investing: Don’t buy during a rally (https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/18/jim-cramers-guide-to-investing-dont-buy-during-a-rally.html)
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer vehemently advised against buying stock during a market rally, even if it feels tempting to do so.
- “I always tell you to buy into weakness and sell into strength, but that really means you need to sell some of your winners at the moment when they’re at their hottest, and you probably shouldn’t buy anything when the market feels like it’s on fire,” he said. “If you do, your new stock picks will likely be consumed in the aftermath of that fire and you won’t have much to show for all that hard-won money that went up into smoke.”
“Bottom Line: Buy into weakness & sell into strength, and don’t chase after a big move.”
(6) [Rerun/再放送] The Investing Club team answers viewers’ most pressing investing questions (https://www.cnbc.com/video/2024/06/18/the-investing-club-team-answers-viewers-most-pressing-investing-questions.html)
‘Mad Money’ host Jim Cramer shares his playbook for taking advantage of a short-term rally.
- When do you recommend investing in an IPO? –> If you can get in on the deal, that is always preferred. If you are trying to invest in a new IPO, just make sure validation is not completely whack with some other companies. Be mindful of lockup period. If you are patient, it may lead to a better price.
- Can you please explain how investors should view GAAAP vs non-GAAP earnings? –> I like GAAP. GAAP is a gold standard.
- Concerning when to buy. Doesn’t only buying/adding to a stock when it is below basis (dogmatically) ensure we miss all momentum runs and only participate in downturns? I missed out on huge runs in the fall because I hesitated to add to partial position. –> It is absolutely true, but we are more about downside. If we protect against downside, the upside will take care of itself.
- How do we find the RSI and is it a reliable indicator for making investment decisions? –> You can find it on the trading platform. This is going to signal when the stock is going to be overbought or oversold. This is just another arrow in the quiver.
Other Topics Discussed (calls with audience) [Rerun/再放送] :
- Should investors consider growth or dividend stocks when investing for retirement? — You should be buying dividend stocks. I’m trying to urge you not to move into cash. Try to pick the one with 4 to 5%.
- How should investors weigh value vs growth stocks in their portfolio? (Speaker currently holds 100% equity no bond, 60/40 for growth/value)? –> I would not do anything. You are doing right.
- What advice should finance students implement as they enter business industry? –> Work hard. Be the last person to leave. Be the last person to look around. Work harder than anybody else.
- Should Fed decisions influence how investors build their retirement account (Speaker currently having treasury bonds, and he is getting ready to move back into equity)? –> You are going to wait until you are down 7% before you take off any cash from the market. Unless you met declined I don’t want you to do anything.
- How should recently retired individuals begin investing? –> I want you to start with your first $10,000 in your investment in index fund. If you can, put a couple hundred dollars to work each month. I don’t want it all in at once. If the market drops extensively, more than 10%, I would have been bought for two months for now.
Ref: Links related to this episode /参考: この日の放送に関するその他のサイトへのリンク:
- Podcast at Spotify (Sound /音声）
- InternetArchive（Video & Texts per minute /1分毎のビデオ＆テキスト）
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