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Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

CNBC Special Report: Taking Stock 3/17/23

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

CNBC

News, Investing, Business

4.34K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

CNBC’s Eamon Javers breaks down the markets and what is means for your money as regulators stem the fears of contagion. Mad Money Disclaimer

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0:00.0

The fallout from Silicon Valley Bank far from over.

0:03.5

Regulators plan to try once again to auction off SVB after they were unable to do so.

0:09.0

I think that Silicon Valley is a unique outlier they did everything.

0:13.0

There's so much O8 PTSD.

0:16.0

Still among market participants, they were not a real bank in retrospect.

0:20.0

Credit Suisse becomes the latest crisis for the banking sector.

0:24.0

The big sell-off in Europe.

0:25.0

And that's continuing here in the US.

0:27.0

First Republic, as 11 big banks team up for a $30 billion deposit rescue.

0:33.0

When you start talking about banks failing and it's more than one,

0:37.0

it's only human nature to think right away to the worst.

0:41.0

Think about who could be next and if not in a bank where else.

0:45.0

Yeah.

0:46.0

And that's kind of where we've been the last handful of days.

0:58.0

And good evening everybody.

0:59.0

Welcome to this CNBC special hour.

1:01.0

I'm Aiman Javres.

1:02.0

Jim Kramer has the night off tonight.

1:04.0

And tonight, investors caught in the crosshairs.

1:07.0

Major index is pulling back today dominated by lingering jitters over first Republic Bank

1:12.0

and the fallout of the SVB collapse.

1:15.0

But a late-day surge in Credit Suisse as reports reveal UBS is in talks to acquire all or part of the bank on the bank.

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