Jim Cramer

A recession is most likely coming but investors should not panic sell. Stay the course.

Don't hold your breath for Fed rate cuts. This economy doesn't need them — it's too strong.

Bitcoin is topping out around $46,000–$47,000.

Bitcoin is a technological marvel. You can't kill it. It's here to stay.

I agree with Bank of America that we could go to 5,000 on the S&P 500 in 2024.

The US economy is headed for a soft landing. The dreaded recession is not coming.

I don't see a recession on the horizon. The recession thesis just doesn't hold up under close scrutiny, even if so-called experts tell us otherwise.

This is not a bear market, just an interlude. The October 2022 lows will not be retested.

Investors shouldn't be shadowboxing with recession fears. The economy is fine.

Sell Bitcoin right into this rally. Bitcoin cannot be trusted. It's phony and a scam.

The economy doesn't have to go into recession. It just needs to stabilize at a lower level.

Investors should exit all crypto now. It's never too late to sell an awful position.

There's enough pain in the market for the Fed to slow its rate hikes. The next hike will be smaller than 75bps.

I'm making the case that the S&P 500's June 2022 low will hold as the bear market bottom.

I'm calling the top in inflation. The June 2022 CPI print is the high.

Crypto has no real value. It went from $3 trillion to $1 trillion — why should it stop at $1 trillion?

I want the Fed to go 100 basis points in July. The May CPI report demands aggressive action.

The bear market is over. The S&P 500 will not make new lows for this cycle.

Team transitory is going to win. Inflation pressures are easing and the Fed's approach is right.

We're getting closer to a stock market bottom. Buy stocks slowly — we are in the process of finding a bottom.

Bear Stearns is fine — do not move your money from Bear Stearns. Nothing wrong with Bear Stearns.

I think one day one of these hyperscalers is going to go in they're going to buy a company ... and the one I think they're going to buy is ... Devon Cotera

Alaska could be part of the conversation [for big mergers]... United wants to pursue America... I think JetBlue will be considered a prospect, if not just an outright buy.

I bet it's going to be the first in a series of big ones from this once pristine health insurer [United Health] that's fighting its way back to legitimacy.

GE Aerospace reports it might be a tad disappointing because it makes a lot of revenues from airplane maintenance and there's been some serious downtime during the war.

The new Kevin Marshled Federal Reserve cuts rates and housing explodes. If that happens, Dr. Horton stock will react well.

Boeing stock... I think that'll be talked about on the call and it'll be positive this time, not negative.

I think we'll get a very solid number this time from Bill McDermott [Service Now]. I think good news will move the stock higher.

I think Big Blue [IBM] will reverse that move with a strong quarter, including lots of information, I hope, about its quantum computing efforts.

Perhaps the strongest quarter of the day will be from Lamb Research... Could be explosive.

Loheed Martin's quarter could be a blockbuster... It's a buy here even if there is no more war.

I think the quarter is going to be weak [Proctor and Gamble]. Last couple quarters were not so hot. It's too soon for a turnaround.

40% of current users [of Claude] are going to use it even more.

[Chipotle's] trends are positive. Their future purchase intent is going up.

A says first quarter revenue will be between 200 and 28 billion, nearly quadrupling year-over-year.

If we were, we very crudely estimate say $80 million in net income for this year.

with the Iran war and the spiraling high cost of oil and gas, it will take many months or longer for supply to catch up with demand.

Almost no parabolic move survives the next 3 or 4 weeks.

I think you're buying it [Copart] right at the bottom.

Righteous is looking for OpenAI to come into Nvidia big with its next software iteration.

I think MirIR or Mayor can be bought right here, right now, even after the stock's strong debut... for an initial price target. I'll throw out 41 bucks, which would give the company roughly the same valuation as Train

I'm waiting for Anthropic to really decide, you know what? I'm going into Broadidge. Not going to happen.

The analysts... seem to be expecting the same shortfalls the other food companies gave them. Not with this one.

Honeywell is spinning off its quantum business known as Quentinium later this year.

mammoth IPO of SpaceX brought to us soon by Elon Musk maybe later this summer. I think it's going to be a huge hit.

Anything that looks like SpaceX should go higher, including Rocket Lab.

I think it [SpaceX] will be a better performer than Tesla.

Reddit's profit and growth will expand.

Shake Shack may have more traffic help coming this summer than the average burger chain [due to the World Cup].

this year [Shake Shack] is expected to grow its footprint by around 15% with cash on cash returns moving toward 50%.

dollar sales [in the alcohol industry] will grow at a modest 1.3% pace in the US [over the next decade].

Kitty, hold on. I think you got another 30% going on there [Nokia].

I think we've got to get inflation closer to that 2% target and it will continue to work itself down.

Markets where the S&P oscillator reaches plus 8 this fast don't tend to fall apart quickly, but the pace of gain slows dramatically from here.

The S&P 500 averaged just 1.8% gain over the 30 days after hitting where we are right now... Altogether, these forces combined to give you that 1.8% over the next next 30 days.

History says we aren't about to crash or go into some sort of multi-day tail spin.

he [Nick Frink] inevitably beats the numbers which I think he will.

Sazzarak is going to offer $32 a share [for Brown Foreman].

UBS still predicts a structural volume decline [in the alcohol industry] over the next decade.

We're most likely not going to go into a serious recession, because the Fed can take action to prevent that.