
Markets' Volatile Week, Adobe CEO to Step Down, Cramer's Buying Strategy 3/13/26
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With the Iran war now into its fourteenth day, Carl Quintanilla and Jim Cramer explored how investors should navigate volatile stock and oil markets heading into the weekend.
Cramer explained why "we're buying some stuff today for the Trust." Shares of Adobe down sharply after Shantanu Narayen announced he will step down as CEO once a successor is found — and stay on as chair. The anchors reacted to a raft of economic data, including PCE — the Fed's preferred inflation gauge. Also in focus: Meta reportedly delaying an AI rollout, financials and private credit woes, Micron and the memory chips rally, countdown to next week's Nvidia GTC AI conference.
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