Campbell Soup CEO, Taking A Closer Look At Hertz, & Newmont CEO

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

CNBC

News, Investing, Business

4.3 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

After the major indices opened lower, the Dow rebounded 158 points, and Jim Cramer's breaking down today's action. Then, Cramer's getting a read on the pantry with Campbell Soup's CEO. Plus, how should investors approach Hertz as it navigates bankruptcy and a new equity offering? Cramer's helping you interpret the headlines and explaining how investors should approach the stock. And, Newmont's CEO joins Cramer to discuss the state of the gold industry and what the company has on the horizon.

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0:00.0	My mission is simple to make you money.
0:05.0	I'm here to level the playing field for all investors.
0:08.0	There's always a more work at summer
0:10.0	and I promised to help you find it.
0:12.0	Man money starts now.
0:17.0	Hey, I'm Kramer.
0:19.0	Welcome to Man of My.
0:21.0	Welcome to Kramer.
0:22.0	I'll do one of my friends.
0:23.0	I'm just trying to make you some money.
0:24.0	My job's not just to entertain you,
0:25.0	but to educate and teach you some quality at 1-800-7.
0:27.0	We're three CBC.
0:28.0	We're a tweet me at Jim Kramer.
0:30.0	I, this market, is the most feast or famine market I have ever seen.
0:35.0	I'm so so so so so so.
0:37.0	Either the world's ending or everything's going to be just fine.
0:43.0	How's the pleasure?
0:44.0	No middle ground.
0:45.0	The problem is that's a terrible way to invest.
0:49.0	You have to try to keep a level head, not too negative, not too positive.
0:54.0	That's how you handle things like today where the average is open down.
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