Jim Cramer
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Jim Cramer

American stockbroker and television personality (born 1955) · Host of CNBC’s Mad Money

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Organization
CNBC
Role
Host of Mad Money
Born
1955 (age 70–71)
Also known as
James Joseph Cramer
Nationality
American
Education
Harvard College, Harvard Law School
Reference
Wikipedia

Profile by The Voices DeskReviewed under editorial standardsUpdated September 26, 2026Corrections

Who is Jim Cramer?

Jim Cramer is an American television personality, author, and former hedge fund manager. He is the host of CNBC’s Mad Money and an anchor on Squawk on the Street. Cramer is known for his role in financial media, where he provides commentary and analysis on stock markets and investing. He co-founded TheStreet and wrote for the publication from 1996 to 2021. His career in finance and media has made him a recognizable voice among retail investors.

Career

Cramer began his career working for Goldman Sachs after graduating from Harvard College and Harvard Law School. He later became a hedge fund manager, founding and serving as senior partner of Cramer Berkowitz. He co-founded TheStreet in 1996, where he wrote until 2021. Cramer also hosted Kudlow & Cramer from 2002 to 2005 before Mad Money first aired on CNBC in 2005, establishing his prominent role in financial television.

What is Jim Cramer known for?

  • Host of Mad Money
  • Anchor on Squawk on the Street
  • Co-founder of TheStreet
  • Author of several books
  • Former hedge fund manager

What Jim Cramer has said

By topic:Earnings (3)Artificial Intelligence (3)

“High level of fear would normally be attractive. But you have to find buyers of Coreweave bonds, Oracle common stock and SK Hynix, of course. The latter is the epicenter of fear because the Kospi is still up more than 50% so lots of people under water”
“Big article in the most important financial paper about how big banks earnings are threatened by higher rates. But Wells Fargo tells me they are positioned to make more money in that scenario, Facts are useless even when they are hard to get”
“The 1/4 bump in fed funds is resonating on the long end and will slow the economy. If President can come up with a way to end the war to our satisfaction oil goes to the fifties and then the battle to lower prices begns”
“oil falling on an energy cease fire. We have seen these again and again and we are fooled again and again. As long as there is a war on oil will stay clustered around $100”
“So nothing had changed with Open AI since the last story that had been written in September. The 'media' made a mistake and it won't correct it but the stock market will”
“I lack real clarity on whether the FT story on OpenAI is 'new' news given my contacts at the company. But if FT doesn't take it back. it doesn't matter”
“I am steamed that people don't realize what an amazing quarter Sanjay had at Micron. Yes, so he gave bonuses to workers. If he were more ruthless he could have done nothing and make the most of any company in the country in terms of how much cash it has. He did the right thing!”
“Today you must begin to think of Meta as an enterprise company, not just a consumer company. That's how powerful Muse is. I am going to spend a great deal of time learning and telling this story. It's how an 18 times multiple goes to a 24-25”
“Not much has changed in a week. Although last week was up, it was narrow. Today: oil down, rates up, stocks down. What else is ther really”

Latest Jim Cramer news

U.S. Equities

Planet Labs at $17.50: Cramer's Buy Case on 66% Pullback, AI Upside

10d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Cramer Warns Q3 Earnings Will Disappoint; Watch Marvell Investor Day

13d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Quanta Services Is the Grid Play in AI Buildout, Cramer Says

13d ago3 min read
Voices

Jim Cramer Says 'Frozen' Markets Are Killing Stocks, But a Thaw Could Drive Bulls

15d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Cramer: Oil Decline Lifts Equities; Fed Meeting Is Next Test

34d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Intel's $140 Target: Cramer's Bullish Case Built on CPU Pricing and Manufacturing Gains

36d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Cramer's Five Below Buy Call: 24x Earnings After 50% Forecast Lift

42d ago3 min read
Politics & Policy

Cramer Blocks Trump Nominees Over Wetlands Policy

56d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Cisco's 9.65% Drop: Cramer Sees a Buy in Conservative AI Guidance

63d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Cramer Backs Intel, Key Chip Stocks at Investing Club Review

64d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Cramer's August Top Picks: Alphabet, Semi Equipment Stocks Lead AI Infrastructure Play

64d ago3 min read
U.S. Equities

Cramer Buys Vistra on Pullback, Avoids FICO on AI Risk

64d ago3 min read

Frequently asked

Who is Jim Cramer?
Jim Cramer is an American television personality, author, and former hedge fund manager. He currently hosts Mad Money on CNBC and is an anchor on Squawk on the Street.
What is Jim Cramer known for?
Jim Cramer is known for hosting Mad Money on CNBC, where he provides commentary on stock markets and investing. He is also recognized as a co-founder of TheStreet and an author of several books on finance.
Where does Jim Cramer share views on Earnings?
The provided source does not mention an X account for Jim Cramer or where he shares views on Earnings specifically, but he is host of Mad Money and an anchor on Squawk on the Street.

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Statements are reported from Jim Cramer’s own public posts, quoted verbatim, checked against the original before publication, and linked to it. The profile is drawn from the public record, principally the person’s encyclopedia entry, and was last reviewed September 26, 2026. We do not publish net worth estimates or family details; a birth year appears only where the public record states it. Photo: Wikimedia Commons / Jim Cramer. Stories are AI-assisted and human-reviewed under the Gokhshtein Media editorial standards; errors are logged on the corrections page. Inclusion here is editorial and is not an endorsement of any view, product, or asset. Something wrong or out of date? content@gokhshtein.com.