Mad Money

Jim Cramer is one of CNBC's best known personalities. Through his show and his books, he has consistently championed a few tips for portfolio diversification. Here are five of them: Gold Jim Cramer constantly stresses the importance of diversification. In the book, “Getting Back to Even,” he...

NPR's All Things Considered featured a story on Friday regarding growing discontent in the US over Congress and lawmakers' sentiments on political problems in America. In October, a CBS News/New York Times poll showed that Congress' approval rating had sunk to 9 percent, an all-time low. It...

On Tuesday's episode of Mad Money (after the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 102 points), Jim Cramer discussed the contradictory state of the markets that investors are currently facing. Cramer: "When we try to rationalize what the heck is going on by looking at all the various...

Boston Scientific Corporation (NYSE: BSX) shares are up 3% today, but the real move may come if the Natick-based company gets purchased. At nearly $11 billion, Boston Scientific is not cheap for an acquirer, but the company does have a product, stents, that may be attractive to an acquirer....

Unilife Corp (NASDAQ: UNIS) shares just started soaring, gaining more than 12% after Jim Cramer said the company's CEO will appear on CNBC's "Mad Money" tonight. At last check, shares were up 56 cents to $4.80, a gain of 13.21%‎ on nearly 80,000 shares. Unilife Corporation, a medical device...

There's a new trend for Detroit businesses: IPOs. It began last November when Reuters reported that the beleaguered automotive corporation General Motors (NYSE: GM) had the largest IPO on record, raising over $20 billion. According to The Detroit News, Delphi intends to follow suit, as the...

Shares of MEMC Electronic Materials (NYSE: WFR) turned higher right out of the gate Thursday morning, surging roughly 4% with the sound of the opening bell. For the catalyst behind this bullish gap, we need look no further than peripatetic CNBC analyst Jim Cramer. On Wednesday, the Mad Money host...

Aaron Task, of Yahoo Tech Ticker, recently talked to Benzinga about the infamous Jim Cramer video, which went viral in March of 2009. If you have not seen the YouTube video yet, you can see ithere. It is a fascinating look into the world of hedge funds and some of the tricks of the trade. Cramer...

Jim Cramer, in Friday’s Mad Money Lighting Round , said a company is not deemed as “viable” simply due to its presence in the stock exchange. In fact, Cramer knew of companies that traded well past their “expiration date.” Jim cited the examples of General Motors, American International Group (NYSE...

Jim Cramer said on CNBC's Mad Money that Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is a much better investment than Rambus Inc.(NASDAQ: RMBS). He explained that Intel (INTC) had a great quarter with revenue growth and lots of projects, but the stock didn't go up. You can get Intel (INTC) for the price it traded before...