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Cramer: Selling on Trump Presidency Troubles? Are You Kidding Me?

Originally published May 17 at 6:44 a.m. EST

Oh, my, did it dawn on the Pajama Traders that Trump might be in trouble? Or did it dawn on the Pajama Traders that it might have an impact on the market?

Whatever. I guess the "biggest crisis yet" headlines jarred someone into action, as the futures were hit hard last night and have been trying to make a comeback all morning.

I find it refreshing that the notion of the "troubled" presidency is at last hitting the radar screen of some of these overnight traders who play with the futures. There are finally enough overextended stocks, particularly in the Nasdaq and in the Chinese internet plays, that a selloff could have some staying power. Perhaps they know that some big firm is going to suggest selling equities today.

Whatever.

If there is someone selling futures with the idea that perhaps Donald J. Trump will not get his economic package through, all I can say is: are you kidding me? That's been the theme now for weeks, as the president has lost Republican after Republican with all of these sideshows of his own creation and his naivete about the way the government really works, from the executive branch to the legislative to the courts.

He missed that civics class, I guess.

I personally think it is time for some of these Nasdaq names to cool off. They can't keep going up on nothing, or on the absence of anything other than "retail's not doing well".

At the same time, I think that there will be plenty of people talking about how the VIX is so low that "I told you so."

Either way, remember what brought us up here: the fundamentals. There have been so many good quarters and only a handful of bad ones, and the bad ones have been really concentrated in the Amazon (AMZN) - Get Report -battered portion of the economy.

So let's see what the futures bring us, but don't be so quick to panic because the futures guys woke up and realized that the president's in trouble.

I mean, is that really all that revelatory?

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Cramer: Here's What's Wrong With Under Armour

Originally published May 16 at 5:46 a.m. EST

Some stocks just don't get much respect.

Take Under Armour (UAA) - Get Report . When Under Armour last reported, it was widely hailed as the bottom. There was ample evidence that the stock had become overly hated, that there were way too many bears. There were more sells than buys.

Well, it caught some upgrades, but in the end, it didn't matter. The stock's right back to where it was.

Then I figured, when Stephen Curry started to dominate again maybe things would pick up. I figured it would stir some buyers.

Nothing.

Finally, last week Kohl's (KSS) - Get Report reported a half-decent quarter and praised Under Armour as a major reason why sales came back during the quarter. It was the most bullish testimonial for UAA imaginable, and I thought for sure it would have an impact.

But it was like a tree falling in the woods. Some of that was Kohl's saying that Nike (NKE) - Get Report is still hot. And we know that Adidas (ADDYY) is a strong story with endless legs.

Still, it makes you wonder if something else is out there. Now we will hear Footlocker (FL) - Get Report Friday and perhaps the story there is a slowdown, although I doubt it.

Perhaps this underperformance is just a testament to how hard it is for anything but tech to come bounce back to life. This one just sticks out like sore thumb. I know it is still expensive. My best theory about why it might not be rallying is that Macy's (M) - Get Report and JC Penney (JCP) - Get Report have to close a ton of stores, which means a lot of UAA merchandise will be floating around in the system.

Maybe it will take a concerted effort by Action Alerts PLUS charity portfolio holding TJ Maxx (TJX) - Get Report --where I think a lot of their wares will end up--to clean out the inventories before this thing can stage a move higher.

Action Alerts PLUS, which Cramer manages as a charitable trust, is long TJX.

Action Alerts PLUS, which Cramer manages as a charitable trust, is long TJX.