Mad Money 06/15/26 | Audio Only

Jim Cramer presents his 'Mad Money Rally Playbook,' teaching investors how to handle short-term market rallies by selling into strength, raising cash, and avoiding the temptation to chase gains. He stresses discipline, portfolio re-evaluation, and using good days to prepare for future downturns. The episode also features a Q&A session with portfolio partner Jeff Marks covering IPO investing, GAAP accounting, and the limitations of RSI as an indicator. - Cramer's rally playbook emphasizes selling into strength rather than buying into euphoria. - Investors should use rallies to raise cash, aiming for 5-20% portfolio cash for flexibility. - Rallies serve as diagnostic tools to reveal excessive risk or lack of diversification. - Dollar-cost averaging into an S&P 500 index fund is recommended for beginning investors. - Dividend stocks yielding 4-5% are suggested for long-term protection. - Chasing stocks immediately after a big rally is warned against. - A Q&A segment discusses IPO lockups, GAAP vs. non-GAAP earnings, and RSI limitations.