MAD MONEY W/ JIM CRAMER - Full Episode

Stocks fell slightly lower today on dismal economic news, with the Dow closing down 44 points. Was the market due for a breather? Cramer puts today's decline into perspective. Then, time to make CLB a core position? Jim talks with the company's CEO fresh off earnings. And, growing pains - Apple has 'em, Amazon doesn't - Cramer slices in to help you understand why. Plus, natural selection? Don't miss Jim's take on the sudden departure of Aubrey McClendon from the helm of CHK.

The Dow continued its climb towards all-time highs today, closing up 73 points. Is it time for skepticism or optimism? Cramer tells you how you should approach this market. Plus, as fuss over multi-level companies continues, Cramer lifts the lid on TUP's latest quarter with its CEO. Then, it's a market for M and A action - Cramer sizes up a potential HES spinoff and tells you which companies could be next to profit from a break up.

The Dow started the week down 14 points, snapping its lengthy winning streak. Could it's move be cause for concern? Cramer's coaching you through this market. Then, Jim's checking the vital of OPK to see where it could be headed in the coming year. Plus, is the best yet to come for IPOs? Cramer's combing through the action of 2012 and reviewing where the top performers stand today. And, choosing sides? Jim's revisiting the billionaire smack down between Icahn and Ackman.

The Dow closed up 71 points, finishing the week off positively. Tonight, Cramer lays out his Game Plan on how to best play the markets next week. Then, building momentum? Jim chats with the CEO of WY to see if the company could provide you a solid foundation in a recovering housing market. Then, CY hasn't been scoring points with Wall Street as this touchscreen maker's shares have lagged, but could a turnaround be in store? Cramer downloads the data with its CEO. Plus, clash of the titans? Two big money managers are sounding off on HLF and Jim's giving you his take on where the stock could be headed.

The Dow closed up 46 points today. The assault on AAPL continued after the once beloved stock disappointed the street. Cramer's getting to the core of things to find out if it's done going down. Then, while the Nasdaq was held back by AAPL, AVT bucked the trend, surging after reporting. Jim's browsing the aisles of the tech supermarket with its CEO to see what's working. Plus, can TKR continue to deliver solid returns?

The Dow closed up 67 points, marking its fourth consecutive day in the green, but could AAPL's earnings shortfall overshadow the market's recent rally? Cramer's taking a close look at the company. Then, looking for the lowdown on PFE's upcoming spin-off? Jim's going over what to know before the IPO. Plus, Cramer's telling you which railcar companies could be conducting the strength in the railroad industry. And, Jim's giving you his earnings report card for the companies we've heard from so far.

The Dow closed up 54 points today, its highest level since December 2007. Cramer lays out his game plan on how to tackle the height of earnings season - you don't want to miss it. Then, hampered horizons? Shares of regional bank FHN took a beating today, but Jim checks in with its CEO to see if it could make a turnaround and deposit profits in your portfolio. Plus, Cramer's got a sweet tooth and he's hungry for a scrumptious spec play - could KKD have you rolling in dough? Then, energized for the future? Jim sits down with XTEX's CEO to see if it has potential to power up.

The Dow closed up 85 points today. Economic optimism is helping to tick down unemployment across the country and as the payrolls rise, so do the stocks of staffing companies. Tonight, a face-off between RHI, ASGN and ECN: Cramer picks the right candidate. Then, wall street's big money managers are engaged in a war over shares of HLF. But while they battle it out, could there be a way to profit from this story? Plus, your tweets and emails.

The Dow dropped 24 points. Cramer breaks down the fright fest surrounding Washington's continued debt ceiling negotiations. Then, can you dig it? Cramer talks with the CEO of JOY as concerns over coal and China put the stock down in the dirt, but is it ready to dig its way out? And, discount dollar shops had been generating money as consumers searched for deals, but lately the stocks have dropped. As Americans start to feel their paychecks pinched, Cramer tells you if these retailers are ready to rebound.

Mad Money for January 15th, 2013.

The Dow closed up 19 points today. Passport to profits? Cramer explores opportunities abroad that could be poised to profit. Then, Jim takes a look at the housing recovery - could MAS and FBHS create a powerhouse for your portfolio? And, reality bites - is AAPL still worth owning? Plus, causing a ruckus? Cramer tells you if RKUS still has room to run.

The Dow closed up 17 points to finish the week quietly. Tonight, Cramer lays out his game plan on how to tackle the height of earnings season - you can't afford to miss it. Then, milking the mall? Cramer's eyeing a 5 dollar spec to see if it can continue to ride higher or if it's headed for a wipe out. Plus, the big game has arrived! Cramer's top Dow and SP stocks from 2012 are set to fight it out for the top spot. It's the house that Pulte built versus Bank of America: you voted for your favorite on Twitter and now it's time for Jim to decide.

The Dow closed up 81 points today, but are the bulls here to stay? Cramer's top stock playoff continues. Which SP winner from 2012 will rise to the challenge of making you money in 2013? Then, Cramer's sounding the alarm on one gaming play that could threaten to hit the reset button on your profits - find out if it's lurking in your portfolio. Plus, the CEO of ATHN.

The Dow marked its first gain in three days, closing 62 points higher today. Defying the odds? Another earnings season is upon us and Cramer helps you digest the influx of data. Then, healthy, wealthy and wise? Jim talks with the CEOs of ACOR and CRL to see if they could be the right medicine for your portfolio. And, what does AA's latest quarter say about the global economy? Don't miss Cramer's take.

The Dow closed down 55 points today, Cramer lays out two themes that are poised to roar higher in 2013. Then, REGN was the top performing stock in the NASDAQ in '12, but could the recent pullback present you with a buying opportunity? Cramer's exclusive with the CEO. And, can BIIB sustain momentum and continue higher? Jim checks in with the CEO. Then, Jim goes Off the Charts to see if PFE is still a big pharma dinosaur or if it's on track to soar.