Did you miss "Mad Money" on CNBC? If so, here are some of Jim Cramer's top takeaways.

If the New York Times (NYT) - Get Report is "failing," as our President would have you believe, then it's failing upwards, Cramer told viewers. It turns out the Times is a publicly traded company, and its shares are up 60% since the election.

The New York Times had been struggling with the rest of print media, falling from $50 a share in 2002 to lows near $3.44 in the depths of the recession in 2009. Even after a fresh influx of cash and a new paywall for its online operations in 2011, subscription revenues were still flat by 2016, with ad revenues falling from $711 million in 2015 to just $580 million.

But the fortunes of the Times were correlated with President Trump, who continues to refer to the paper as the "failing" New York Times. Shares jumped 10% in the first three days after the election and the company tacked on 41,000 new subscribers in the first week.

Digital operations at the Times are up 22% and circulation revenue now accounts for 61% of sales, with only 33% stemming from advertising. When the company last reported, it posted blowout numbers with a four-cents-a-share earnings beat.

What was Cramer's take? He said that he's not a fan of the company's two-tier stock structure, nor the stock's valuation at 26x times earnings. While the company's turn has been remarkable, Cramer said, the easy money has already been made. On a pullback however, he'd consider investing.

On Real Money, Cramer says that he believes expectations have simply gotten too high going into the reporting period for the transports. Get his insights on rails, freight and airlines with a free trial subscription to Real Money.

Cramer and the AAP team are giving their investment club members some insight on this week's earnings, including Apple (AAPL) - Get Report , Magellan Midstream Partners (MMP) - Get Report , and NXP Semiconductors, (NXPI) - Get Report . Get in on the conversation with a free trial subscription to Action Alerts PLUS.

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