missed the move. and now they run the risk of looking like idiots and losing their jobs. if they can't get more exposure to stocks at lower prices, so in one sense, i think the negativity is pure self-preservation. then another group of investors place more emphasis on certainty and intellectual purity. never been an issue with me. than they do making money. that's right. they would rather sacrifice money on the altar of consistency. these are the people who are convinced that things are bad. they've made up their mind. they won't consider any evidence to the contrary because to them that's not rigorous. they are certain that this rally is entirely and totally bogus. the whole thing. the whole run up to 50% from a nasdaq bottom. they think it's bogus.

these investors look for reasons to sell. when their old reasons stop making sense, they go out and find new ones. yeah. hey, cash for clunkers, stupid. stupid idea. all the earnings you saw, manufactured. no sales. whatever. they never asked themselves, hum. am i being too negative? they just keep on believing the same old thing even as the facts change. they think i'm arbitrary because i like it. there is such a thing as being too skeptical and certainly as being too certain. being a good investor is not about being 100% sure you're right about everything you believe. as a matter of fact, being 100% certain you're waiting for that, waiting for housing to turn huge, waiting for cars to go to 11 million? that's a great way to be dead wrong every time. instead it's about being flexible. rigor means flexibility. it's about taking risk based on previous patterns. it's about having a world view that can change because the

facts change because you simply cannot afford to be certain. the people who have bowed to the god of certainty have been wrong for 2800 points of upside on the dow. now, i am all for skepticism. i always want my optimism to be reigned in by the facts. but right now there are just not enough facts to support going negative. i'm not saying that everyone who is pessimistic right now and i emphasize right now about the market here is either self-interestedly trying to talk down stocks in order to buy them lower or committed to intellectual consistency over making money because there are some very smart guys with legitimate criticisms of the market who are up huge and taking chips off the table. i totally respect that doug kass, my colleague at the real money.com, doug, who in real money.com nailed the bottom of the dow at 6500, he's going negative. worrisome to me.

i respected ron insana of cnbc fame who now writes the market movers news letters, someone who has been extremely right about the market, has also turned bearish. holy cow. he liquidated his entire market movers portfolio at the opening this morning after making huge gains. these are not bears who stay bears. these are bulls who decided to cut. i listen. i hear. but i do not believe any pullback will be deep enough to merit bolting wholesale from stocks. both men see near-term turbulence that could send averages cascading down. here's my attitude. it's been the same since this rally began. have you to gradually scale out of your winners as we go higher so you can buy them back when we have that sell off that insana or kass believes about to happen. if you're not taking some profits and selling in the strength you're just being greedy. please do not leave this red hot table entirely. the fact is because the economy

is going from less bad to actually good this market demands and commands your respect. and tonight i am giving it the respect it deserves. you don't want to try to get in front of this bull because you'll be chased down and gored pamplona style. forget the endless litany of negatives. how about the positives? rates are staying low while the economy improves. that's not supposed to happen. copper is off and running again. the two-week hiatus, remember? china's appetite for raw materials was supposed to have been sated. turns out that's not true. china, still pumping out jobs and cash. money still pouring in from the sidelines. the action off that money is beautiful. auto sales jumping to an 11 car buildup from 8 million. ford is leading the charge, having up numbers month over -- year over year, unbelievable. that's in part baufs tecause of

brilliant cash for clunkers program i don't even think obama had anything to do with. that other stimulus, the pelosi stimulus was a big waste of time. here's something that works. of course the bears tell you it's like bad for the environment and expensive. guys, give me a break. housing prices are stabilizing across the country and more homes are being sold but of course everybody who's got a mouth piece lives in new york and their house keeps going down so they decide the whole nation is awful. hey, my house lost 16% so the whole nation's awful. remember the three in one, holy stock trinity of banks, oil, and tech? they're leading the market higher. they're back. think apple, iphone. excellent tech earnings. semiconductors roaring. the banks are the biggest winners off the stabilization in real estate. enormous exposure to the turn in the economy. wells fargo, bank of america.

two of my favorite rebound plays. especially now that cramer face sally krawcheck is back doing what she knows so well at bank of america. wealth management. i like bank of america and wells fargo so much my charitable trust owns them both. and now the oils which have taken more of a beating than a breather lately. back. back and bigger than ever with the prices of crude and natural gases soaring. not only is the dollar going down which we like and people like hard commodities when the green back drops but because chevron is shutting in its mammoth natural gas production. that's causing natural gas to wake up from its silent but deadly slumber and at least break out to the upside. this is the kind of leadership that ain't quitting and the oil and oil services are now ready to power higher. coming out of the best july since 1997 i think we're pretty amazing shape. no one else is saying this. i'm the only guy who says i really like it here. everybody else wants to caveat to death. i don't know. i hope it pulls back. no. i like it.

and remember what happened after the last time we had such a long upstreak in 1996? a gigantic move. higher. right on its heels. here's the bottom line. i need you to forget -- i'm not asking you to be the manchurian candidate. i'm just saying don't be brain washed. forget the endless litany of negatives. that's just what it is. it's endless. the negative nancys will never stop coming up with reasons to dislike this market. even as it is, maybe the strongest bull market i've ever seen. that doesn't mean i don't think we're in for a gentle pullback once in a while. these are endemmic to bull markets. it doesn't mean you shouldn't sell. take some profits by selling in the strength here or don't be a pig but it does mean you had better believe in this rally and give the bulls some respect if you don't want to get stampeded. okay. maybe it's a rally in the midst of an aretha franklin r-e-s-p-e-c-t.

dangerfield, franklin. what's not polite? let's start with jane in new york. >> caller: boo-ya, jim. a pleasure to speak with you today. >> same to you, jane. way to start off the week with an excited boo-ya caller. that's what we want. what's up? >> caller: i really like your energy. >> thank you. >> caller: speaking of energy what is going on with my first solar stock? it had great earnings and now it's tanking. >> it's taking a breather, jane. come on. it can make a comeback. we favor solar on every roof. i think first solar will be back. it's the only one that doesn't need government subsidy and oil is going higher. i'm not worried. yes i admit i'm the televangelist for money. they did acknowledge my existence which i thought was saying. matt? >> caller: first-time caller. boo-ya. >> first time long time. we haven't had a first time in a long time? what's up? >> caller: in real money you mentioned selling a stock when a

ceo or cfo leaves suddenly. i'm a pilot with continental airlines. the ceo recently caught a lot of people off guard by announcing he will be leaving the company at the end of the year. what do you think this means for the stock, the airline, and do you think the resignation has anything to do with a future merger? >> look, he is a great man. he's about the only airline that's really solvent other than southwest. now let me also say this. i'd never recommend an airline on this show. i never will. i think it's written in my contract jim cramer will never recommend an airline. i don't really care if he's leaving or staying. i do care from the point of view that i fly out of newark airport and i use continental allot but that's the extent. i'm not going to push the stock whether he stays or goes. i do not have respect for the airlines but i do for the bull. nasdaq up 27% for the year. you must give this bull some respect. and this guy? take that, joker.

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if you think our nation is going down the wrong course, or you're just sick of hearing about how bad things are here, and tired of watching america get pantsed by none other than the chicoms, it's time for you to take an investing vacation -- an investing vacation overseas. tonight i'm creating the mad money foreign legion. that's right. we're going traveling. every day this week we'll be enlisting new stocks because right now i think it's just irresponsible not to have some international exposure in the portfolio. why? we need to add some foreign stocks to the mix as insurance against the dollar getting weaker. something i believe will happen. or inflation coming our way, something i'm less scared of because of cramer faith in ben bernanke. just because i think it's less likely doesn't mean you shouldn't have some protection

from it. where can we find more security? not just foreign stocks but foreign dividend payors. only the best companies can be admitted to cramer's foreign legion and just like it, every stock dead or alive must do its part to make you money. you know how much we love high yielders on this show. and that goes just as much for companies overseas as for home grown ones. we ran a screen to start. we looked at all the names we could. what were the criteria? looking for american deposit tri receipts, stocks that trade here on the new york stock exchange and nasdaq and we wanted them with the market capitalizations of over a billion dollars and yields over 3%. then i cut down the list further keeping only companies where i liked the fundamentals. the results? we'll unveil them throughout the week as we create a foreign diversified dividend portfolio.

i would put 20% of your portfolio in foreign stocks as protection against weakness in the united states. and a recognition that we are simply no longer in control of our own destiny as much as we once were. because of our massive budget deficit, our low growth and, yes, our potentially higher tax regime. the first area i like? brazil. brazilian utilities. where i found not just one but two stocks that i believe are worth owning for high yielding international exposure right now. regardless of what happens to the brazilian economy this quickly developing nation is going to need a lot of power. that makes brazilian utilities the stable source of revenue and cash. allowing you to pay solid dividends. that's what we want. at the same time having more growth than any american utility i can find including dominion, con ed, including exelon. plus, they're linked to brazilian fundamentals. a weaker dollar means a stronger brazilian currency which means

higher praises for brazilian adrs because of the currency translation. how about layman's terms? even if business is only so-so for these brazilian things i'll highlight as long as the dollar keeps getting weaker these companies could go higher. the utility business may not be as exciting as carney vol but sure makes you a whole lot more money. you get the point. there's a belief among investors we are in real trouble in the united states. you know that. you see it. and we got to find the bull market somewhere even if we have to tie our arms by flying all the way down to rio. forget the land of lincoln, i say. we want to go to the land of gisele. we have in this country of course a government of, by, and for the people. one of the reasons why investors are no so concerned about investing in the united states. but in brazil, on the other

hand, they got a much more enlightened government of, by, and for botox. the first two members of my foreign legion? first, there's cplf energia, cpl for you home gamers. this is the largest distributer of electricity in the country, roughly 13% market share. it's got a huge dividend. it's one of the lowest operating costs in the power distribution business. 140 reals per customer is low. 200 per customer for its competitors. the company is expanding its power generation business with a lot of new projects rolling out in 2010, 2011. that gives you more growth. on top of reduced capital expenditures, higher free cash flow, could be higher dividends coming. we like this because it could make for a more secure dividend as it is. $3.72 a share in annual dividends from cpl and that implies a 6.8% yield. given that it is expected to

generate $5.40 in cash flow per share it should have more than enough to cover that big dividend. even if the stock does not make, you reinvest these dividends, in ten years, the power of compounding. i say it's better than a sharp stick to the retina. how about if you want a little more choice? i got a second brazilian utility play with a high yield. another adr that should go up as the green back gets weaker. this one is symbol sig like cigars like a good gar. how much do my kids love it when i break out the gars, huh? all right. sig, the largest power company in brazil. you might balk at owning this one because it's government controlled but there is a great story here. cig is about to enter a repricing cycle. repricing starting in 2010. sounds great to me. expected to rise from 93.8 real to 113.8 reals. believe me reals are a lot more

real than the dollar these days. ask gisele. cig is locking in business at higher rates. something that should bolster profits and the cash flows the company uses to pay its 5.9% yield. cig recently bought a power transmission company, brought more stable cash flows, reduced the regulatory risk. even though cig is, get this, government controlled, it's shareholder friendly. the company's chairman has just reiterated its commitment to a higher payout policy. in braz iil in that country the government makes you money. i don't see that happen a lot here. cig returns 50% of its earnings to share holders. that's a notoriously big dividend. i read that in the research i did. the current expected annual payout is 87 cents per adr. it should grow as the profit increase. the bottom line? it's time that we go some places

and take out the united states cramerica passport, join the foreign legion. if you believe the dollar will continue to weaken as i do, then you want to own some foreign adrs that should go higher as the green back declines. all week i'll have these names. every day i'll roll out a few new ones. they're all foreign stock legions but don't forget about cpl and cig. the two fabulous brazilian utilities with monumental yield. and yes after the break i'll try to make you even more money. stay with cramer. businesses more efficiently,

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and ever since the beginning of 2008, time warner has been under the kind of amazing management that we love on "mad money." it's not the easiest time in the world to be a media company. who wants to deal with television properties when you have to fight tooth and nail against a dvr in every home? even now that the advertising market seems to be inching its way back with the overall economy that wouldn't be enough to recommend the stock if the ceo hadn't totally remade time warner in this short time. here is a guy who figured out what works. you know what works? whatever people will pay for. whatever is known as premium. whatever cannot be tivoed is a win. everything else is a loser. i think he gets this because he

comes from running hbo one of time warner's best properties. at the same time, he has opted a cable model that is endlessly re-runable material so it pays for itself many times over. for cheap news and talk shows, he's got those. cnn, tbs, cartoon network, some of time warner's biggest basic cable companies can run some of this stuff over and over. movies where warner brothers is the number one player in the country, 21% market share, are also premium. we shell out a lot of money to go to movies. anything that people have to pay for is a worth while business. anything that's free, bewkes wants nothing to do with. smart guy. time warner's top notch film and cable properties are the new focus because bewkes knows how to get rid of his losers. no sacred cows. he has shed all the free stuff, or no gross stuff, offloaded the stuff where the competitive landscape is too difficult.

time warner cable is going to be going head to head with verizon. i don't know who is going to win. all i know is there are too many guns being brought to too many knife fights in the cable business. aol spun off into its own public enterprise. what's left after that should be a lean, mean, media machine with premium properties. one that i think will be able to get a higher priced earnings multiple from the street because investors are willing, always willing to pay more for the higher quality earnings of time warner's remaining properties. plus for the first time since the aol wedding that should have been pronto, money managers can finally understand what twx stands for. bewkes in some ways unlike everyone else in the entertainment industry was dealt a hand with such low expectations that rather than pit him against the other guys in entertainment you could argue he simply turned time warn near a company that is merely not as bad as it used to be and therefore the stocks are still okay. uh-huh.

i think this is a case where someone came into a bad situation and did more, much more than just make things better. bewkes is the real deal. i don't know him at all. he's the only guy in the media business i don't know. he looks like a cool guy. after years of lassitude at time warner he has figured it out and turned the company into what investors want, a pure play on entertainment that consumers will pay for with the best properties in the business. time warner, castle rock, new line, the best movie company out there. in 2008 warner brothers broke the all-time studio record. they made $1.8 billion. that was in a year where people weren't exactly feeling great about spending money going to the big movies. time warner knows just two things. one, how to pump out blockbusters and two how to make the most money out of the blockbusters by keeping production costs lower than just about everyone else. time warner made the hangover the highest grossing r rated comedy ever in the united states and a cramer fave to boot even as i swore i wouldn't like it going in. how about the "harry potter"

franchise? how many times can kids watch it? over and over. latest movie grossing $150 million first five days in july. a new strategy, fewer films into a crowded market place focusing on bigger movies especially those with comic book tie-ins where there are huge cross market opportunities and low cost production. there's that strategy again. time warner is focusing on churning out blockbusters, cutting back on films that don't look like they'll make as much money. it's common sense. there hasn't been a lot of common sense in that inlandustr. cnn, online it makes a lot of money. i think cnn needs to be brought up like yahoo because of the strength of its website now that yahoo has diluted its search engine by inking the questionable deal with microsoft. you can get a pretty good picture of what this company will look like going forward. the company trounced earnings

thanks to cost cuts. sales came in less than expected. wlos didn't? the weakness in revenues largely came from aol down 24% and that's being pushed off. publishing down 22%. that is the wild card left at time warner. as a print journalist of old time as an ink stand guy this is a tough one for me. things were good for time warner's network division. sales up 5%, huge believe me. advertising revenue holding up nice. strong ratings for turner cable properties. the outlook for advertising market was positive. most executives haven't said that. suggestions that signs of stabilization are starting to emerge. if we get a recovery in advertising you got a $32 to $34 stock here. the film business was mixed. strong theatrical releases helped. soft home video. down 24%. hum. that's it. time warner thinks the home video business will improve by the fourth quarter. new harry potter film and

"hangover." i think purchasing dvds are dead. who am i to disagree with bewkes? he's been right the whole time. aol is getting spun off. this is the question mark publishing. this is one part of the business i'm not sure of. the company has a huge stable of the best magazines in the world, talking about "time" and "people" and "sports illustrated." the business is getting killed because of declining subscription revenue and declining ad sales. i don't know what i'd do with this publishing business but for now i'm happy knowing this has been effectively cordoned off and is being treated like a legacy business while time warner focuses more on the stronger content and distribution assets. i like the magazine brands and believe they can still be effective. especially "people" and "sports illustrated" both of which i love to read. companies can change their stripes. for years after the awful aol merger time warner drifted along without a clue as to what it should be doing then jeffrey bewkes took over as ceo and started remaking the company

throwing the losers like aol overboard, focusing on the company's fabulous cable and film companies, what people pay for. time warner is a company that reinvented itself becoming an entertainment power house, the one that i think the big mutual fund and portfolio managers will all say buy, buy, buy. jason in new york? >> caller: boo-ya, jim. how are you? >> not bad. thank you for asking. how are you today? >> caller: jim, great. i'm looking at verizon. i love its big dividends. while i was doing my home work what i noticed was cable vision. they've got a lot of debt but the bulls are calling for it to go to the high 30s and what do you think? verizon or cable vision? >> verizon is certainly on a pure play. got a lot of land line business, you also have broads and wireless half of that. cable vision is a poorly run company and i don't want to be in bed with that management. verizon is incredibly well run and one of the best managers in

the country. i go with verizon. i pocket that yield. the stock is going to come down a little bit. it's up from 29 and reported a good quarter. people said it was a bad quarter because the stock was off like 40 cents. don't believe it. verizon is an up stock. how about matt in virginia? >> caller: greetings, mr. cramer and a big navy boo-ya to ya. >> absolutely. go, navy. >> caller: thanks for having me on the show. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is about shanda interactive entertainment. >> red hot stock. >> caller: this has been a good chinese and tech stock. the problem is it's dwindling away without any legs recently and i don't know what the problem is. great earnings report. >> the earnings were okay. look. let's understand. china is up 88%. we have a lot of props taking china. shonda comes under the category of individual chinese stocks that i'm not going to recommend on this show.

i'm going to recommend the fxi if i have to recommend chinese. china uni com is the only stock that is from china i would ever own. that's my travel trust. i send out bull tins saying china uni com is the only chinese individual stock i feel comfortable owning. don't forget they have the big apple deal to sell the iphone. a lot of people in china making calls. how about kevin in illinois? >> caller: hi, jim. boo-ya from the south loop of chicago. >> holy cow. a white sox boo-ya? they got a good pitcher there. >> caller: white sox. actually i spoke to you about a month ago on the lightning round of wwe, wrestling. i actually have stock in that and my question being that "monday night raw" is the longest, most watched show in cable tv history. >> absolutely. you're right. >> caller: and the recent battle for control over that program

between wwe owner vince mcmahon and your friend donald trump with the abundance of media and merchandise marketing that wwe generates could this be an attempt to promote media expos? every company out there is doing anything possible to get the consumer's money. or does it show a total lack of direction? >> no, no. the problem isn't lack of direction. the mcmanns are very share holder friendly and do a good job. the problem is not enough growth. i need to see oxygenated growth to recommend that stock and they don't have it. it has a good yield. i can get that from owning dominion power. i need to see growth. they don't have it. certain companies can change their stripes. i think jeffrey bewkes has reinvented twx. i haven't liked twx for a long time. i never thought i'd say this. this is an up stock. i would get long. stay with cramer. he ran off with his secretary! she's 23 years old!

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it is time for "the lightning round." what's that about? well, you name the stock. i tell you whether it's buy buy or selegiline. ju i'll tell you whether it's buy, buy or sell, sell. the callers? i don't know them. the stocks?

i don't know them. are you ready? it is time for "the lightning round." let's start with becky in minnesota. >> caller: hi, jim. this is becky sending you a minnesota boo-ya. >> i've been to rochester. what's up? it's gorgeous. >> caller: i bought bke. >> you got the strongest retail inner the show. who am i to say that company -- buy, buy, buy. once again will blow out the monthly numbers. pull the trigger. buckle is a superior retailer. andrew in new york? >> caller: boo-ya, cramer. i'm in lake george, new york. >> man, lake george. coldest, clearest lake in the world. i love it. what's up? >> caller: after a weekend of research as you teach about in your book i came across an article from april saying this company was seeking approval to install a natural gas pipeline. is it a buy? >> yes.

good yield. i like the company. i think that's an excellent company. i think you should put some of that into your portfolio. tom in pennsylvania? >> caller: hey, jimmy, this is tom from pennsylvania. >> good to have you on the show my good friend. what's up? >> caller: what's up? i don't know but i know gold is down in florida. how you doing? >> not bad. how about you? >> caller: boo-ya. >> how about a stock? >> caller: this is also the home of your friend tony francona of the boston red sox. >> no, no. charlie manual. that's okay. what's up? >> caller: what i want to know is ccl, carnival cruise line. >> it's okay. i can't rave about it. why can't i rave about it? because it's up a lot. it's certainly doing better than the other one, royal crown. royal caribbean. i am not going to get behind carnival when i can recommend a much more stable situation, one

i recommend where you buy one share for a kid. disney. what a great franchise. the stock holds up well. russ els in kansas. >> caller: big ba ya from north texas. >> we have west texas, east texas, north texas first time welcome to the show. >> caller: thank you very much. my question is about ford motor company. symbol f. >> all right. it's the real deal. they have an unbelievable ceo. that month over month, year over year the july figures were beautiful. i think toyota is going to have to come and sit down at the table with ford. i think ford makes the best cars in the country right now. but i prefer the ford preferred to the ford common and i believe if ford does an equity offering like they did that beautiful one they did in four and change you'll make more money in the preferred. two thumbs up. he may be the best ceo in america. philip in nebraska.

>> caller: jim, big midwest boo-ya to you, buddy. >> liking it, maybe nebraska versus oklahoma this year. might see me at that game. what's up? >> caller: the symbol is mtz. >> i like quantum more but if we're going to put down wind mills everywhere and make the grid better mtz will get a play. pick some up here. buy, buy, buy. jeff in tennessee? >> caller: big boo-ya, jim, from memphis. >> memphis. oh, man. what a basketball town. what's up? >> caller: what's your thought on dow chemical? >> i under estimated them. when they did the job i thought it was a terrible merger. it was a great wealth destroyer. he has since cut costs, did a giant equity offering which was a go. the stock is up from nine and doubled. yet because of the gigantic natural gas bill, about $4, dow

can go higher but remember we like ppg. it has been a much better performer. david in florida? >> caller: big boo-ya from boca raton. >> i saw a place, i literally saw a place today still on the web, 2.6 million now cut to $800,000. right next to boca. but it has no kitchen floor. >> wynn resorts. >> it's a $70 stock masquerading as a $50 stock. mgm reporting that terrible number, everybody panicked and they dumped wynn. what are they idiots? wynn closes down lbs? no. mgm no. wynn? best in show. stick with wynn. stick with cramer!

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well, good evening, everyone, i'm larry kudlow, welcome back to the kudlow report where we believe pre-market capitalism is the best path to prosperity.. i want to repeat my view from last week, we are in a full-fledged new bull market. the summer rally is fabulous, but it's all part of the 50% move up since early last march. across the board, business tax cutting, and better than expected profits and cost-cutting in particular not tax cutting, all of that is pushing back against washington policy threats. all of that pointing the way to the new economic recovery. give a cheer from business from all corners of the economy. business regaining its health h and that is going to drive consumers and what i think is a 3% to 4% expansion in the next few quarters on into 2010. yeah, the fed is is