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Jim Howick is sitting on a bench in Primrose Hill in London, drinking tea from a cardboard cup and minding his own business, when a dad on a bicycle zooms by on the asphalt path. Brakes squeal and the dad shouts breathless thank-yous at the bemused actor, before cycling on. This sort of thing has been happening to Howick quite a bit, he says, ever since Covid closed the schools. When parents were struggling to find ways to entertain their kids at home, the BBC’s Horrible Histories was much in rotation on iPlayer.…

After closing out last year with his CITADEL project, South-East London’s Jim Legxacy opened 2022 with a new single, “Eye Tell (!)”, and now he’s back with another, “Hit It Light It Twist It”, expanding on his soulful, minimalist, indie-leaning sound.The track’s already whipped up a healthy buzz on TikTok and it’s now spreading even wider. A slight change-up from the last single, “Hit It Light It Twist It” slows things down a bit: the looping guitar melody and percussion that comes in at the halfway point give the track…

CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that while the retail sector has had a rough week, there are still several winners that stand out against the deluge of stocks that tanked."The big four aren't the only retailers that reported this week, and surprisingly, some of the smaller players actually did pretty well," the "Mad Money" host said, referring to retail giants Walmart, Home Depot, Target and Lowe's."While retail's truly awful right now, it's not uniformly awful. Most stores may be struggling, but you've got a few that are…

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday told investors that he's optimistic that stocks of "amazing businesses" will make a comeback once the stock market faces better conditions, highlighting five names in particular."Over the long haul, I think the best way to make money is by believing, not disbelieving, by owning, not renting, by taking the pain and engaging. Not slamming the door and hiding in the bedroom. That's why I'm here," the "Mad Money" host said."In the end, as much as I can recite the negatives about these five stocks…

CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday that he's bullish on the defense industry and has four stocks in mind that he believes are investable."There's at least one industry that's booming right now, and it will keep booming regardless of what happens with the in particular or U.S. economy in general. I'm talking about the defense industry, which is on fire," the "Mad Money" host said."The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a game-changer for the defense industry, and you'd really have to be clueless not to notice," he later…

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday offered investors two lithium stocks he believes should be on their shopping lists."Lithium is everywhere, people – it just takes at least eighteen months to get production going, and that's about how long it's been since prices started soaring. We've already got these smaller players getting ready to come online later this year. … Of course, once more people get in, the business will get worse," the "Mad Money" host said."I'm only endorsing Albemarle and Livent for a trade. I like lithium…

CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that while the price of crude oil might see some gains, it'll be limited in duration and scale, according to analysis from DeCarley Trading market strategist Carley Garner."The charts, as interpreted by Carley Garner, suggest that the good news for oil might be mostly baked in, meaning the upside is limited. … Just keep in mind that while oil rallies, they tend to happen in the blink of an eye, oil sell-offs are just as quick," the "Mad Money" host said.Before getting into Garner's…

"This should be a big soul-searching moment for Walmart," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday after the retail giant reported quarterly results. "This should be a big soul-searching moment for Walmart," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday after the retail giant reported quarterly results. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong…

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday gave investors a list of five "accidentally high yielders" that he believes will provide investors refuge in the currently unpredictable market."At the depths of the financial crisis, you got an amazing opportunity to buy the accidentally high yielders …  real companies with stable dividends that had seen their stocks come down so far that their dividends were sporting ridiculously high yields versus the old days. This moment's becoming similar," the "Mad Money" host said."It's worth sticking…

CNBC's Jim Cramer told investors on Monday that they shouldn't let short-term rallies trick them into making optimistic trading decisions."A rally based solely on the fact that everything's going wrong is a rally that cannot and will not stand. It has no staying power, unless something actually goes right," the "Mad Money" host said."So far, nothing's gone right, so stop pretending otherwise and just get used to" the turbulent market environment, he added. "Because that's exactly what the market has in mind for…