i'm going to take mike's a and turn it into gold valleys. >> and steve. >> the a in my wage trade is amgen, much cheaper than the others in the space. >> that is an >> mad money starts now. >> hey, i am jim cramer. it's a very special countdown to kickoff. i'm coming to you from chiefs kingdom. king of the super wild car kingdom. taylor swift is the 12th edition

of mad money. my job is to teach you. sometimes when you come into hot it could be tough. that's how i feel about the stocks today. we saw the results. we have a breakdown coming into hot. could you really come into hot when you've got a playoff game in kansas city where it's going to be mind-boggling tomorrow night. something that you could see when you tune into peacock at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we are taking the measure of the game and the business of sports. i said if we didn't get all the headquarters for the major bets that the market could stall out and that's what has happened. the dow dipped 118 points. nasdaq inched up .02%. a very solid quarter at least

it looked to be that way from j.p. morgan, the bellwether. set up seemed i would say benign. wells fargo putting up good numbers were good enough that i didn't think it would matter that the stocks came into hot. wrong. even as j.p. morgan opened with pressure, they were up seven points and closed down one dollar. unless we start seeing quicker rate cuts of course. i like doing that. so what happens every time the leadership group shows less leadership? the money flows into tech with microsoft being the standout. the stock finished up $3.84 compared to nothing. apple, the largest crown on the earth by market capitalization. if you're wondering what i am doing here it should be self- explanatory, here in chiefs kingdom at arrowhead stadium, that's tomorrow night. watching

from peacock with two wildcard games. i could tell you that i'm not rooting for the fans when they do a little pregame action tomorrow afternoon which i am excited about. let me just say, i got a call this week from the red-hot to larry williams, the market historical technician. he showed charts showing that bit coin is putting in a major- major high. there's this exchange rate of product and it's going for >> announcer: steve a nasty cell were i've rarely seen larry so adamant and sure about this kind of call. let's talk about what's coming next week with tons of bank earnings ahead of us but we can't forget that they have traded with the interest rates. the amount that they could cut this year. so we've got to pay close attention. he's been the most vocal when it comes to flat out saying

that there could be a blank spot with raising interest rates and interest cuts on the way. with the price index reading with a cool perspective, i want to know where we stand maybe we could get some insight because we could use it. getting results from goldman sachs, the two-time investment banks cutting investments with how the surgeon market for takeovers and by issues will bring in a lot of money. last quarter, while, they had a serious number. they just didn't put up any growth. they had some more wealth management. one bank that they could never seem to see it do wrong was pnc financial. it's a sure thing in the business but they could be as close as it gets to this kind of equity. i want to hear from charles schwab.

people were fighting about this spot but it looked similar. even though they were brokerage firm. i told you to buy it and now i feel vindicated because those stocks are crushing it. i think it's going to tell a terrific story. kendra morgan, the giant pipeline company was the belle of the ball. the blue-chip of the group then it stumbled. the stock never really recovered until now. i think katmai has its act together. i that we will get a pleasant surprise for the 6% yield. one of the favorites for the regional banks is this one. it's about to be taken over by toronto dominion, $25 per share. there's a lot to deal with this stock collapse. you want to ruin the economy, let's tune in thursday night because this really goes over every aspect of commerce. both enlightening and

entertaining. on friday we heard from s&p. oil spiking today. does that mean they will open their wallets for offshore drilling? how will this technology allows to get more crude out of the ground? there's the blue-chip in the group. we will get more questions and answers. dozens of the industrial averages components, this is also a report. this is what really matters because the steady rise in your insurance rates is important for the consumer index. it was the leading cause. is there any chance that the old insurance price points to start out, as the industry becomes to discipline? they seem to be upbeat and upfront so let's pay attention. bottom line, we've had a big run in healthcare and in the

banks well taking that one up until today. could it rollover like bitcoin ? let's just say i do not regret it. stay tuned for later in the show. larry williams will call. you will not regret that one either. let's go to elizabeth in florida. elizabeth. >> hi, how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? >> i'm good. i had some thoughts on this particular stock that's been down for the last two weeks, what are your thoughts is it a good time to buy now? >> the ceo, 169 quickly to 189 setting up the points in a heartbeat so i think that it's two in the middle range.

i want to hear what steve would have to say. he's a straight shooter. let's go to chase in south carolina. >> hi jim, how are you doing today? >> doing great. >> i wanted to talk about campbell's soup these days. >> i think the company is doing well. they've got is best of a hand as you could have. they don't pair well. could it rollover like it coin. i'm coming to you from arrowhead stadium ahead of tomorrow's dolphins-chiefs wildcard game on peacock. talking to kansas city chiefs about the business of football. the 14 teams that made the playoffs i realize many were reminiscent of my favorite stocks. i will give you my comparisons

and the record three nfl playoff teams from the super wildcard weekend. i've got the exclusive with the team for football night in america. stay with jim cramer. >> don't miss a second of mad money. follow at jim cramer on ex. hashtag mad mentions. send jim an email at mad money@cnbc.com. ye 800-743- cnbc. ifou missed something go to mad money.tran01.com.

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geha field outside of herod stated. 8:00 p.m. eastern on peacock, we have to think our host for the kansas city chiefs. as much as it pains me to admit it for my beloved eagles who lost to them last year in the super bowl, the chiefs have the gold standard when it comes to the nfl franchises. the head coach, perhaps the league's best quarterback, this year was the defense that led them to the playoffs. it takes vision, strategic planning and education. we are happy to welcome to the show the teams owner to put all of these pieces together to create the powerhouse that is the kansas city chiefs. the chiefs have over nine afc west tiles titles. founding investor serves as the chairman coo of fc dallas. let's hear about how to run a great nfl franchise from clark

hunt. the chairman and ceo of the kansas city chiefs. thank you for having us here. you're the keeper of a great franchise. it's got to be difficult to maintain what i regard as the family story tradition of these franchises. how do you do it? >> it's great to be on with you today and we had an amazing run here over the last 8-10 years and i've been fortunate and blessed to have a lot of success and to be able to host the afc championship games here atgeha field at arrowhead. it's a special time for our family, the franchise, and our fans. it starts with great

leadership. we have tremendous leaders on the team. andy reid is at the top of it. >> let's talk about coach read. i remember as a philadelphia eagle fan, after a couple of losses, he did everything right but he had a few losses and we booed him. >> our fans love coach read . i will say going back four or five years ago when we won the super bowl even fans remembered how much they appreciated him. one of the things i remembered about the super bowl run was the support for coach read. they wanted him to win it and the chiefs fans and the whole country was cheering for andy reid. it was so apparent at the super bowl parade just listening to the fans chant anti-andy because they were so excited. >> he's a father figure for many people many of the players on his team. >> i think it's a big part of his success. as well as being an innovator and a coach who plays attention to detail and he's hard-

working. it's his relationship with these players that makes him successful. he has a personal relationship and his players know that he cares about them and he holds them accountable. >> let's talk about the fans and tomorrow night. i don't know well which is the 12th man or the 13th man but you've got a tremendous fan base. they just cheer. it's so noisy. how do you complain if you're not from here? >> one of the things we are proud about is the home-field advantage we have at geha field at arrowhead. we have the world record for the crowd cheered. 141 db, it's pretty amazing. i enjoy hearing opposing players to come to arrowhead and many say it's one of their favorite experiences and talk about how tough it was because the fans here are so noisy and

i count on them to be loud here tomorrow night. >> why don't they just play in miami because it's warm there but that's not the purpose of the venue, is it? you earn the right to be here. >> that's exactly right. we worked hard to get the number 13 seed and we are happy to host them tomorrow night. >> there's another factor here, one of the most beloved people in our country , going out with a terrific tight end. what do you make of the taylor swift phenomenon? what does this mean for the league and excitement? >> we are so happy for travis and taylor in their relationship . i've had a chance to meet her at one of the many games that she has attended this year. she's a sweet as she could be. she played here twice over the last summer. what an incredible performer. one of the most amazing artists of our time. this has been an interesting and fun year to have the two of them dating and the attention that's been focused on the chiefs. our female audience has grown

by leaps and bounds. >> isn't it amazing? >> this was an unplanned phenomenon. it just happened. >> that's right. it was organic. when they were starting off dating a lot of people were saying it was a marketing stunt but no, it is very real. as i had said the most important thing is we are happy for them. >> you come to the stadium and say she's from nearby philadelphia. you wore an eagles jersey. what people hit you or say thank you for supporting your team? >> i think that they would be respectful. i don't know that they would go as far as thanking you for supporting that. >> how about the business of the nfl? how exciting is it to see it streaming on peacock? i think it's adventuresome. >> it's a great development. the nfl goes where the fans go. when the amazon prime telecast happened. the chiefs were the first team

that got to be on on a thursday night. this was a big evening. we had 10 million fans who tuned in that night. we are excited about tomorrow night. we are excited about being on peacock. this will open up a new fan base to us. more of a younger demographic. >> what did you think about the game on friday after thanksgiving? not much of a contest but we like to watch football. are we getting too much football on too many days or are we not getting enough because it brings people together? >> it's something the nfl would monitor. we certainly do not want to over saturate the market but each year we find a new opportunity and new windows. i think tomorrow night on peacock is one of those. >> there's another sport we are beginning to warm up to, soccer. it's been around for a long

time in the franchise , you know the franchise and you know what it's like. the combination with apple, it's another good venue, isn't it? >> it sure is. our family has an old itself in professional soccer over five decades. >> you're pretty good at soccer. >> i don't know about that but i was an avid soccer player. we are happy to be part of majorly soccer through the ownership of fc dallas but you are right, the league's new partnership with apple over the last year, it's another way for sports and streaming to get together. the experience i think for the fan base was tremendous. apple did a great job in that way. >> talking about international, a lot of fans wonder what you are doing in germany or london. what is the game plan for owners? >> the nfl , as you alluded to already, it's very strong in the united states. we have a lot of eyes on us.

we want to continue to grow the fan base. one of the ways to do that is to find new fans overseas. it's something we've focused on over several decades and it goes back to the nfl, the europe league in the 90s. something my dad was very much a supporter of. more recently, we began playing regular-season games overseas. the chiefs have played in mexico city. we have played in germany and in london over the last 10 years. the game we played in frankfurt over the last year, ironically, against the miami dolphins. that was one of the most- watched games ever for the nfl network so this really drew a big audience and it drew a big audience in germany. >> fantastic. your father is a great man. >> he certainly was. he was a visionary and he would be very excited about what's happening with the chiefs right now. >> that's clark onto the chairman ceo of the kansas city chiefs. thank you for joining us today.

>> much more to come from arrowhead stadium. stick with kansas city and stick with kramer cramer.

we are here in kansas city at the start of the nfl playoffs. the chiefs against the miami dolphins tomorrow 8:00 p.m. on peacock. i'd be happy to talk about football for the entire hour but this is still about money. so i will compromise. reviewing the latest six games in the teams that made a playoff i think they are reminiscent of my favorite

companies and i want to see the comparisons of how he to do fantasy stock football at the end of every season because it's a great way to teach you about the stock market. if you put all the stock i mentioned, you'd be 12% out from major equity. here's what i've seen in this year's playoff. starting with the chiefs versus the dolphins game, let's not overthink it. let's call them nvidia. they had cutting edge technology like generative ai. just like the chiefs have the most exciting offense in the entire league. it the risk of offending our host the didn't look great this year but they had the latest rollout in october but fans should hope the analogy will hold true because they've broken out to the all-time highs up 10% and it looks fabulous. as for the dolphins, they are known for their speed.

tyreek hill we could compare to tesla for the season's start. the dolphins team feels like them in the playoffs. they are good when they are at their best. they lost the last two games in the regular season and teslas stock has been on a loss as well. we got a viral video of a cyber truck stuck in the snow. the same thing happened with the speedster. the dolphins visiting geha stadium at arrowhead tomorrow night. let's go through some of the other team starting with this clip. around houston texas. i think that it's kind of ike berkshire hathaway. legendary holding company that houses all those investments. these are true teams. it's an amalgam with great defenses leading them with a

starting quarterback. they were replaced by a rotating cast with backups who settled on the former super bowl champion, joe flacco is a quarterback. the browns called in november. he's trading places as he joins the team. trying to think, they remind me of take two interaction. one of the big videogame publishers. they went for three wins. given their inexperience, not yet. i think that this could be a team that's more likely to make more noise next year. it's an okay stock now but it should be great when they have grand theft auto six coming out. the pittsburgh steelers visiting the bills, u.s. steel. in other words the stocks had a great run but you know what you

do when you've got a great run you so. it's time to find the next opportunity meaning i don't think the steelers have a great shot against the bills. they make it prime to look right for the playoffs. these look like meta-platforms. mark zuckerberg has several ways to win. just like josh allen could beat you with his arm. green bay packers, going dallas. they had to play the cowboys. is a huge packers fan. it's the youngest team in the nfl. the cowboys on the other hand looked dangerous so i think of them as amazon. the offense here is hot and cold just like business. they lost eight the clock p.m. eastern and this was easy.

show business. after the lions, it was a tough stock overall. it was a very long time. they ran up 150% last year. no one needs to remind them about how that was. the legitimate contender. the wildcard round is close to home on monday. the eagles traveled to tampa bay they went to the super bowl last year. it was 10 and one and lost five of the last six games but there's something holding them back. they remind me of johnson & johnson which would be a great pharmaceutical device, they've been held back with these lawsuits. you've got to live for the moments, you just have to. the eagles are up against the buccaneers.

they've done some things right lately. the stocks were 90% last year. they outperformed low expectations just like the bucks made the playoffs with the nine and eight record. one of the best teams in the nfc southern division and how about the top dogs for the year? the number one seed in the east division? you're thinking of the 49ers. you know who they are. then there's apple. clearly elite. it doesn't stop detractors raising questions. despite these questioning's, i think they're as good as their bets. the ravens are well perhaps the best in show. the largest company on earth, microsoft, neck and neck with apple. i should say america. there are other countries who could claim it but the elite defense and the electric offense by jackson. a favorite to win the mvp

award. microsoft is strong especially with artificial intelligence. there's the early aggressive bets. bottom line, i hope you enjoyed these comparisons to figure out more about stocks and figuring things out along the way about sports and i say let the games begin and let the calls we can. shirley and colorado. shirley. >> the question is, should we sell our position on amt? >> that's a factor that you should consider for whether it be amd or geha or a host of other companies which have semiconductors made in taiwan but i wouldn't sell that. they've had a terrific run. i wouldn't tell you to put on the table right here.

they've done a terrific job and it's a great company. if you want all of the stocks that i mentioned, you'll get 12% and out point major equity in it. sometimes they could actually help you. look for my exclusive was to expert analysts. hall of famer in the formers colts coach. as well as rodney harrison. i'm going to talk about bitcoin. i also have the football friday edition of the lightning round so stay with cramer.

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>> here it is, less than 24 hours away from the start of the nfl playoffs. tomorrow we will have a doubleheader on nbc properties with the browns and texans game. followed by the dolphins and chiefs game on peacock. the nfl's first-ever exclusively live stream playoffs game. tune in to nbc at 3:00 p.m. eastern for a special nine unit edition of nbc's football after dark. you'll see our next guest, hall of famer and former indianapolis coach, tony dungy. rodney harrison who won two super bowls as a safety with the new england patriots. they join us now to ive us a special sneak peek of what we

could expect this weekend. gentlemen, welcome to mad money. i never thought i'd say that. >> hey we never we didn't realize we'd be here. >> it's a pleasure. a lot of years, you've given me great advice and you've given bad advice as well but i just want to say thank you. >> i revere you guys. you are what we watch. it's very exciting. you're also doing a little pregame with me. i want to know, first of all, looking outside it's going to be -5 tomorrow. >> that's going to be a huge factor. really the advantage for kansas city . when you talk about the miami dolphins, tyreek hill is

excited about coming back but he mentioned, hey, i have to deal with the weather. it's not something i look forward to. it is in their mind and in their dna. it's something that they cannot escape. >> i agree. i have played and i've coached in cold-weather cities. i know what it's like to come from a warm weather place to a cold place. you cannot get used to it. you can't practice this. one of my favorite memories i one the super bowl with the pittsburgh steelers and replayed the houston oilers in the afc championship game in pittsburgh. earl campbell was in warm-ups with his jacket on. he had gloves on in his warm- ups. i said we've got this game. >> could it be played at -5? what happens if you try to catch the ball? does it bounce? could you actually handle it? >> the chiefs use this as the advantage where the dolphins, everything offensively is built on timing, execution. the goal would be from a defensive standpoint to play as physical as possible to hit

those guys. even with a couple of cheap penalties, take them. it doesn't matter because the intimidation factor is huge. >> what about revenge? don't you just want to beat your old team? >> you do have that . you want to play well. it's a factor. sometimes that could go the other way because you put too much emotion into it. >> i don't under , i don't understand it. >> you could get to a point as a player when you're so excited about playing you forget some of your routes are the things that you were working on . so we basically said, come in and have the intensity but you've got to keep that level of focus. >> where do you play at the highest level? what are the leaders saying in the chiefs locker room telling people about what it's like to defend a super bowl title? >> i was taught , coach bill belichick did a great job, once the disease and is over you're

not defending anything. it's about starting over again. yes this is a playoff game and you've got a lot of eyes but trust your instincts. trust what you've worked on. trust your teammates. don't make it all about you. go out and have fun. we don't just play for the money because we also love and enjoy the game. >> i think what the veterans would tell them , hey guys, it's still football. do your job but there is no tomorrow. you've got to be on the details, be on your assignments. think through these things. beyond details. if we do that that's all we've got to do. >> that's why we embrace the game so much. we want to play in high- pressure moments like this. it's difference between being a champion are going home so it's very exciting. >> peyton manning always told our guys when we were coming to these games, it's something he got from a coach of ours, an assistant coach. the saying was, pressure is

what you feel when you don't know what to do. if you know what to do you don't feel the pressure. we know what to do. we shouldn't feel pressure so let's go out and play the game. >> the life lessons of the nfl, it's always the same, the ceos want to hear what you just said, they want to know about the pressures. a lot of them fold. they get lost. they need to sit down with you and listen to you because you have really been in these high- pressure situations. a new coach in new england. a pressure situation coming in for bill belichick. >> talking about gerard mayo. he's following a legend. to me his eyes should not just be focused on bill belichick and focusing on what he did but

his team, focusing on how he could improve the team and how he could come into demand more respect within the locker room. i was there when he was drafted. he's a very smart, he's humble. he's got the respect of the guys in the locker room. he's a great football coach. he's going to do well if they give him a quarterback. he will do fantastic. i know the defense will be steady. we are talking about this offensively. they've got to do a better job of bringing the talent in. they've got all of the receivers were basically average guys who wouldn't play on most of these teams. >> you could tell this is a former patriot right here. >> dynasty, where we are, this is an amazing dynasty. you both played for dynasties but how do you keep up the intensity? there are some teams that will never get to this level. >> it starts at the top. when we talk about leadership , you might say the same thing, you're a owner and general manager. your head coach, they do set the tone.

coach read is tremendous. it all filters down from there. >> in the locker room players don't have to worry about what's going on in the upper management and distress upon us as well. with the patriots it was the same thing because you knew up top that they were taking care of business. we had a good quarterback and a good coach. we were treating people right doing the right things. >> getting to this level it's a different thing in the regular season. >> some people cannot handle the pressure. i love seeing all these guys during the regular season playing outstanding then suddenly it's okay, what happened in the postseason it's the difference between great players and good players being able to perform when the pressure is on. >> it's not increasing game it's about not folding in those moments. we lost to these guys a lot when i was in indianapolis. they play the same way.

we take a step back and we have to be able to play the same way when we compete with them even though it's a high moment so let's play the game. >> the game is saturday night. people have to feel this level of pressure. not everyone is going to be able to cut through it. >> there's going to be mistakes made and you've got to respond to it and overcome it and say you know what, we will get over that and go to the next play. we have to get this done. >> looking at the dolphins injuries they've faced, they've been demoralized with these injuries and when you take your best players getting carried off the field, they've got this group of guys and it's questionable if they will play. it's hard to build trust, it's hard to build chemistry when you don't know who's going to be in the lineup. >> i'm reverential, let me just put it that way. >> you're also an eagles fan. >> i have been for 25 years.

i'm so thrilled you are here. i wish i could be a little more restrained but it's a big deal to have you guys on the show. >> well this is wonderful, thank you. rodney harris and coach tony dungy. it's a great honor for me. tune in tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern because all of the action is right here. tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. eastern, chiefs and dolphins on peacock. mad money is back after this break. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?"

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>> lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab, trade brilliantly. >> it is time for the friday football dish and of the lightning round. the lightning round is up. are you ready? we will start with brian. >> hi jim, how are you this evening? >> thank you for taking my call. my late father was a big fan of years. >> we miss our dad. >> i do. i've got a quick question about ali baba, with these values, i

wonder your opinion. >> the experts come out and recommend the stock. then it goes up 15 points then a lot of people lose the money. i would say no. larry in pennsylvania. larry. >> it's larry from pennsylvania here. i want to ask you about an interesting stock with a 9.4 dividend yield. the picker is mo. >> life's too short . let's go to christen north carolina. chris. >> jim, i hope you are doing well. some of these are heavily overbought. why do we start buying on this? >> the stock has a short position and when it goes down the street pulls up and more people come in to buy. this ends up being really good.

i think it's a tough game with the stock because it's just too rough. barry in florida. very? >> good evening jim. the second time i'm calling about this stock. it was a moderate portion. i'm down about 30%. >> we are both bummed out about this. confluent isn't making any money. we have two quarters. and with that, that is the end of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. >> coming up, a two-minute warning. bitcoin, cramer, and more from the home of the kansas city chiefs when mad money returns.

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>> bitcoin has seen a remarkable rebound in anticipation of the event. close to over triple. could it be time to bring the

register? and go home? that's what the like a dairy technician legendary technician , he's around here all the time. his recent track record is nothing short of spectacular. he says one thing, it's time to bail. bail from bitcoin. get the picture? williams likes to look at the action to get the security of commodity to identify the cycles that repeat themselves over again. in the spirit of 2020 when everyone was terrified they would shut this down for longer, it's how he could nail the bottom in the fall of 2022 and how he could predict the run up and last year. when you look at the daily chart of the gaze scale grayscale, he pointed out that it was closely followed. at 270 day cycle. the price actions here the cycle and read keep in mind the

cycle doesn't tell you a great deal about the scale as it's moved, it's about finding its trajectory. pay attention to the moments when the dominant cycle switches from positive to negative. that's what i they have that methodology where you want to change your mind. it suddenly turned very negative. assuming on this cycle and projecting it to the future, they find that bit coin reached this down weight of the cycle nine prior times. on eight of these occasions, they sold off eight out of nine with pretty reliable odds to me. look at the last time this unfolded in the spring of last year. we had a pretty meaningful selloff with the cycle turning positive again. the previous time it kicked in was from july 2022 through october. the two months they sold. in short when the second surge was against you you've got to ring

the register to ride it out. it's always worth paying attention to. larry says that's only part of the story, a small's part. there's the breakdown. he's got a lot of reasons here. check out the model that represents the relationship between the price of gold in the price of bitcoin. he says at times when it's overvalued, bitcoin tends to crumble. you could see while it's had a big run it's got much more expense versus gold. i think this is important. they don't have complete overlap but there's a lot of people out there who don't trust fiat currency. i think gold is a better alternative but for years, they've made the same argument so you've got to believe that they are drawing from the same pool of investors who think alike. look at the grayscale from the weekly chart on the bottom. we've seen them rally. most

technicians would say this is a good thing but for williams this is about the excessive speculation. it usually is fall by the selloffs. look at the history of bitcoin. it pops out like the red nose on a clown. as he sees it, high-volume means high anticipation which it means that the public is usually wrong. people cannot buy at the top when they should have been buying at times of lower prices and low volume. looking at bitcoin versus the accumulation index, you've got the ap line. lately they roar at the accumulation distribution index and made a lower high and according to williams at the sign professionals are selling the strength and he thinks that you should join them. he expects a little bit of weakness for the true decline to begin in earnest.

all of these charts say one thing. that thing is, a top. there is always a bull market somewhere and i will promise to find it here for you on mad money. i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow for football night in america. also for our regularly scheduled mad money program. right now on last call, earnings season, should you batten down for a long-term period? netflix, what they are doing ahead. the billionaire, going after harvard again, but in a different way. the iowa caucus is on monday , but will the weather cause a new kind of problem? get your house in order, the millionaire mentioned tax. our