Now, we've seen what happens when the Fed typically raises rates. But it doesn't always go as smoothly as 2022, even as that year was far from smooth for the stock market. Compared to some other moments, though, at the climb is nothing.So, let's talk about sudden extreme bouts of weakness. Let's talk crashes, including crashes exacerbated by the Fed. Sooner or later, it will happen again.I want you to be ready for it. In my whole career, I've only recommended selling every selling everything four times. Oct ...

There are times when if you tune in to the show, it's all about the Federal Reserve and trade policy all the time. I prefer to focus on the fundamentals of individual companies. You know that trying to help you identify winning stocks.But there are moments when these big picture macro forces trump what's going on at the companies themselves. No, no pun intended. We just went over the Federal Reserve at what they really do, why they feel compelled to raise interest rates in a strong economy, why those higher ...

Wall Street's always looking for signals. Signals from all over the place, but especially from the Federal Reserve, which is why I keep coming back to this subject. I just explained what happens when the Fed signals that it's willing to strangle the life out of the economy in order to curb inflation.Investors figure that we're headed into a slowdown. The stock market plummets and it tends to stay down. Now, let's talk about the other side of the coin.Because while the Fed can be the ultimate destroyer of va ...

There are times when if you tune in to the show, it's all about the Federal Reserve and trade policy all the time. I prefer to focus on the fundamentals of individual companies. You know that trying to help you identify winning stocks.But there are moments when these big picture macro forces trump what's going on at the companies themselves. No, no pun intended. We just went over the Federal Reserve at what they really do, why they feel compelled to raise interest rates in a strong economy, why those higher ...

Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to Kramer.Other people want to make friends. I'm just trying to make you a little money. My job is not just to entertain, but to educate you.So call me at 1800743 CNNBC or tweet me at Jim Kramer. If you spend much time watching this network, you've heard endless chatter about the Federal Reserve, the business cycle, tariffs and trade, and of course all the ways our trading partners try to get over on us by breaking the rules of the Great Arbor, the World Trade ...

If you spend much time watching this network, you've heard endless chatter about the Federal Reserve, the business cycle, tariffs and trade, and of course, all the ways our trading partners try to get over on us by breaking the rules of the Great Arbor, the World Trade Organization, or at least breaking them in spirit. But for all the relentless focus on the Fed or trade policy or the inherent boom and bust nature of the economy, we don't always do a great job of putting this stuff into context and explaini ...

Israel Iran war redhot Nancy you saw the president is on social media today he was demanding Iran's surrender you know there's the risk when you when you ask this question Nancy that you can come off sounding kind of cold but I'm just wondering if you think as a longtime market watcher does the market ultimately Nancy kind of look through all that and as long as oil behaves itself here and I'm looking at WTI still under 75 the market do you think Nancy is ultimately going to just concentrate on the economy ...

Welcome back. Fed meetings getting underway today and some growing optimism perhaps among CNBC's Fed survey participants about the outlook for markets. Steve Leeman has the details for us.Steve. Yeah, David. A little bit brighter when it comes to the outlook for stocks with respondence to the CBC Fed survey uh lowering their recession probability and seeing more of a bounce back in the economy uh and stocks in 2026.Uh year end, we're looking at 6133. That's just up one and a half. But things look better for ...

Joining us this morning, Fidelity Investments director of Global Macro, Yuri Timmer, with us, who I'm sure has been listening in. Yurian, it's good to see you. Of the dual threats that we were just discussing, uh, do you think there's that one is more pronounced than the other.Um, I think they're fairly imbalanced right now. And again, this is the really the first time in decades that the Fed has had to really think about both mandates, right. for the last 15 years or so whenever there was a shock to growth ...

The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing manufactures U.S. currency at plants in Washington D.C. and Fort Worth, Texas, but the amount they print is up to the Fed. https://t.co/BkJziY72Zg ...