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host said he does not think a deal is totally out of the question. In fact, the stock market is really counting on one, he said.
"After still one more bullish week ... this market needs a win in these negotiations with China," Cramer said. "If we don't get something positive, I think the whole edifice will start to crack."Adam Jeffery | CNBCCEO Robert LoCascio told Cramer. "When we think about 2020, I really think it's the start of everyone having [AI]," said LoCascio, whoCashiers ring up shoppers at a Walmart store in Burbank, California.Retail stocks have seemingly gone "completely crazy" lately as recession fears calm, Cramer said.facing friction, "it's like the world's been turned upside down," Cramer said., is worth buying while it is tangled up in this moment of retail reshuffle.
"I'm going to give you my blessing to start buying some Walmart right here. Do it slowly," he said. "It's ultimately the big winner."
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