RBN Energy One-On-One, Coronavirus Impact, & Off The Charts

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

CNBC

News, Investing, Business

4.3 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2020

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Jim Cramer’s got his eye on energy and is checking in with one of his favorite oil and gas analysts, RBN Energy’s Rusty Braziel. Then, the headlines are focused on the coronavirus, and Cramer’s taking apart what stocks could be directly hit from the virus versus others that could just be collateral damage. Plus, Cramer’s going ‘Off The Charts’ on three medical device makers to see if this could be a space worth looking into.

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0:00.0	My mission is simple to make you money.
0:04.0	I'm here to level the playing field for all investors.
0:07.0	There's always a bull market somewhere and I promise to help you find it.
0:12.0	Man money starts now.
0:16.0	Hey, I'm Kramer.
0:17.0	Welcome to Man Money.
0:18.0	Welcome to Kramer America.
0:20.0	I'll be with one of my friends.
0:21.0	I'm just trying to make you some money.
0:22.0	My job is not just to entertain the dead,
0:24.0	get teachers to call me at 1-107-4-3-7-3-7-4.
0:26.0	You're a tweet me at Chim Kramer.
0:29.0	Is this a print market or a monkey's market?
0:33.0	After a date day with a Dow lost 10 points,
0:35.0	that's going to be advanced point of 3%
0:36.0	and that's like in stock point 1-4%.
0:38.0	After spending much of the day brightly,
0:41.0	we didn't know what song this market is singing.
0:44.0	Because if we're in print mode and we're partying like it's 1999,
0:48.0	the averages are about to get taught.
0:53.0	But if we're in monkey's territory, we're believers,
0:56.0	we could leave the market if we tried.
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