CNBC’s Jim Cramer says stock market is in ‘a very serious correction’ — and there’s nowhere to hide

Jim Cramer, CNBC’s “Mad Money” host and a prominent fixture among market commentators, on Monday said the market is enduring “a very serious correction,” underscored by the fact that there are few fundamental reasons for the market’s current downtrend. During CNBC’s “Halftime Report,” Cramer said notable is a slump in shares of so-called FANG names — the highflying quartet of Facebook Inc. (FB) Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) Netflix Inc. (NFLX)and Google parent Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL)(GOOG) that are among the most influential on Wall Street due to their massive market values and the degree by which investors have piled into those investments for hope of consistent growth. All of those companies are in a corrective phase, defined as a drop of at least 10% from a recent peak, and Netflix and Facebook shares have shed around a third of their values since hitting 52-week peaks.

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Four Ways GE’s Crisis Could Play Out

The dramatic decline has left investors wondering about the worst-case scenario for the industrial icon. As new Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp tries his hand at a turnaround, the possibilities span everything from a prolonged fight for survival to a swift journey to the junkyard. Revenue growth and profit margins might suffer, but GE would have a shot at regaining a higher credit rating and reflating its dividend, winning back investors.

The 9 Best Stocks to Buy for the Next Decade

A few years ago, InvestorPlace contributor Dan Burrows highlighted the 10 best-performing S&P 500 stocks of the past decade. A classic example of how true this is involves the Fidelity Magellan Fund (MUTF:FMAGX), the large mutual fund made famous by portfolio manager Peter Lynch. Fidelity studied the returns of Fidelity Magellan unitholders over those 13 years to see how they compared to the legendary portfolio manager.

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Hedge-fund boss who predicted ‘87 crash says get ready for some ‘really scary moments’

‘From a markets perspective, it’s going to be interesting. Paul Tudor Jones, a hedge-fund luminary, said he’s stress-testing his portfolio of corporate debt because he expects a tumultuous road ahead on the back of the Federal Reserve’s apparent commitment to normalizing interest rates and buttressed by corporate tax cuts from the Trump administration. Speaking at an economic forum in Greenwich, Conn., a hotbed for hedge funds, Jones said the Fed faces real challenges amid “the end of a 10-year run” of economic growth that many anticipate will soon come to a screeching, cyclical end.

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Ray Dalio: Fed raised rates to the point where they're hu...

Ray Dalio, Hedge Fund giant Bridgewater Associates, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss markets, the Fed and interest rates.

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  Ray Dalio says the world is long stocks and that will mean trouble in a bear market

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  Billionaire investor Dalio: Fed rate hikes ‘hurting asset prices’

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Regulator 'stunned and terrified' after causing PG&E stock surge

PG&E's stock had slumped over 60 percent since the state's deadliest-ever wildfire broke out last week on fears that without help from California's government, the utility could go bankrupt should it eventually be found responsible. The fire destroyed the town of Paradise and has killed at least 63 people. California Public Utilities Commission President Michael Picker told Reuters on Friday that utilities must be able to borrow money cheaply in order to properly serve ratepayers.

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  PG&E Credit Cut to Brink of Junk by Moody's on Wildfire Risk

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  Market Punishes PG&E on Speculation About Downgrade and Default

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Facebook Morale, Hurt by Share Drop, Suffers Another Hit

The night before, the New York Times had reported that Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s chief operating officer, worked behind the scenes to prevent the company’s board and the public from understanding the full extent of Russia’s misinformation campaign on the social network. The employees were used to the public microscope.

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MoviePass Owner Signals the End Might Finally Be Near

The long, slow death of MoviePass might finally be entering the final stages. Helios & Matheson, the parent company of the beleaguered service, said in a 10-Q filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday that it is running out of cash and is unsure if it will be able to obtain any more. “Our cash and cash equivalents may not be sufficient to fund our operations for the near future and we may not be able to obtain additional financing,” the company wrote.

Don’t Sell Advanced Micro Devices Stock Because of Nvidia

A case of tough love for Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) just got a bit more difficult, as misery loves company in a challenging market environment. If investors can look smartly past the latest bear market warnings, it’s time to put AMD stock on the radar for buying. Blame it on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA).

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  NVIDIA's Earnings Were Solid, but Stock Plunges 17% on Weak Outlook Due to "Crypto Hangover"

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The Entire Cryptocurrency Scene—Including Bitcoin—Is Plummeting Again. These Might Be the Reasons Why

For months, the price of Bitcoin has been hovering around the mid-$6,000s mark. The most popular cryptocurrency has plummeted by 12% over the last day, hitting a value of little more than $5,500. The total market capitalization for Bitcoin now stands at $96 billion—the first time the market cap has fallen below $100 billion since October last year.

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Private Firefighters Are Helping Save Some Wealthy Californians' Homes From Wildfires

As the death toll continues to climb from the wildfires raging across California and residents begin to try to rebuild, there’s a handful of lucky people who will not be faced with such a daunting task. The celebrity power couple called in private firefighters to save their $60 million home earlier this week. A number of insurance companies boast such services: AIG, for example, has what it calls a “Wildfire Protection Unit.” Others have a contract with a Montana-based company called Wildfire Defense Systems, which can dispatch private fire engines and firefighters to protect the homes of its clients in the case of a fire.

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  California presses search for fire victims, number of missing soars

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Warren Buffett buys bank, tech stocks

Sevens Report Founder Tom Essay on Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett’s stock picks.

Is Micron Stock Going to Double or Get Cut in Half?

It’s not, and all we need to do is look at Micron Technologies (NASDAQ:MU) to realize it. MU stock has traded a low valuation for the last few years and yet, it was never a catalyst that pushed the stock higher. Of course, Micron stock has gone higher, but that’s only as the DRAM cycle held up better than many investors and analysts were expecting.

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  Why Micron Technology Stock Is Down 7.5% So Far in 2018

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How JCPenney execs magically stopped the stock from crashing below $1.00

If but for one day, JCPenney (JCP) executives managed to prevent their badly beaten up stock crashing below $1.00 after another dismal quarter. Shares of the struggling department store indicated to open down an alarming 14% on Thursday after the company said same-store sales tanked 5.4% in the third quarter. Further, the company lost $151 million and it opted to pull its full year guidance to give new CEO Jill Soltau time to assess the business.

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  JCPenney sliding after weak earnings

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Valuation Whiz Calls GE ‘Significantly Undervalued’ After Sell-Off

“I believe that the market has over-corrected for GE’s many faults, and at the current stock price, that it is significantly undervalued,’’ Aswath Damodaran, a finance professor at New York University, said Wednesday in an analysis on his website.

Cryptocurrency chill causes mining speculator Nvidia's stock to plunge

The cryptocurrency market is an exciting one, but it's also unpredictable — and when things go south, they take related businesses with them. Nvidia, a hardware giant that has been riding the cryptocurrency wave, saw its stock price take a double-digit hit as it reported vanishing demand for GPUs specializing in crypto-mining. It's been a wild year in the GPU market at there were points when ordinary gamers, who have relied on Nvidia for years for the powerful cards used to play the latest games, found inventory scarce for the company's latest generation of hardware.

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  Why NVIDIA Corp. Shares Fell as Much as 20% Today

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  Stocks post losses for the week as chip names get hammered

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'I Didn't Sleep Well Last Night:' Analysts Predict Bitcoin Has Further to Fall

After months of tranquility that became the envy of equity investors, The biggest cryptocurrency roared back into the public consciousness this week with the biggest sell-off since August, another fork and a cameo in a major semiconductor earnings report. Bloomberg Intelligence says the drama’s just starting. Many of Bitcoin’s closest peers, including XRP, the cryptocurrency also known as Ripple, fell in tandem.

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  As Crypto Prices Tumble, Mike Novogratz Pounds the Table on Real Estate Tokenization

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Nvidia loses an AMD worth of market cap on worst day for stock in more than a decade

Nvidia Corp.’s stock plummeted Friday for its worst one-day drop in more than a decade, as a disappointing earnings report cost the graphics-chip specialist more than $23 billion in market capitalization. Nvidia (NVDA) shares closed down nearly 19% at $164.43 in heavy trading, and are now down 15% for the year. Shares closed at their lowest price since Sept. 8, 2017, when they finished at $163.69, and the company’s market capitalization finished the day just below $100 billion at $99.97 billion.

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