up, a big day today, it has more upsides from here. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more fast money. don't go anywhere, "mad money" with with jim cramer starts right now. my mission is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money." i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain, but educate and teach you about the market. call me, or, of course, tweet me. you look at the charts like i do, study the fundamentals like i do, and you get the same thing. you see, there's a major

skriz developing in the market. we see it every day. the s&p claimed .05%, and the nasdaq advanced 3%. ing itst it's about the impact on world events. the market is going to distinguish between stocks that get hurt by the ukraine/russia conflict, and the local advances. >> bye, bye, bye. >> we're now in the process of discounting a pro tracted conflict in ukraine without a solution. it will keep controlling. especially when our president is flying to estonia that war could be on the agenda. that can't be dismissed. now this has been a brutal period for some stocks, and good for others. hence why the s&p 500 is breaking records with the gains

by a changing of the guard out of international into local. out of economic sensitivity into high secular growth, meaning a worldwide economic expansion isn't needed for companies to beat the estimates. many of the united states-based companies roaring are now rolling over. the money's pouring out of the internationals and pouring into domestic winners because of the conflict and the ramifications. everything from a weak you row, strong dollar, and a new european recession. let's rule out the extremely negative role that europe's play. go back to when europe first went awry. 2012. we started developing the industrials with european exposure, including tech. we thought they would fail. it's right to do. that is happening all over, boeing and emerson and others. white flag being thrown up with

those companies. but unlike 2012, europe is causicause ing more problems, the deflation is powerful given the pitiful job growth, that rates for spain and italy are the same as ours. it's hard for me to see that, having traded international bonds. got to get your heads around it. anyone who knows how to handle a wire instruction in europe is buying dollars and using them to buy bonds. that's terrible for american banks because it keeps our interest rates too low to make big profits. it's awful for the consumer package companies and the major international drug firms because they need a weak dollar. they have to translate the overseas estimates into dollars for earnings per share calculations. and when they do, people will be

disappointed. these sectors are so problematic, they are going to stay under pressure and go down every time we get a ratcheting up of tensions in ukraine, almost daily. it's a huge issue. it's getting worse. not better. you saw it in old tack all day today. all right, enough with the negatives. i'm tired of being negative, let everybody else do that. what's working? the ideal companies are a hodgepod hodgepodge. there's obamacare winners, restaurants and retailers that are viewed as safe because they're domestic and can be bolstered by job growth and cheaper gasoline, entertainment, rails, supermarkets, a smattering of airlines. li liqu liquor, and a handful of special situations that may power higher into year end. start with the special situations, that's what most of

you want to hear. i'm come plying. i'm pegging the big four from here to year end as being twitter, gopro, tesla and netflix. those are the four stocks i think investors will find irresistible. twitter has turned the corner since the new ceo has got there, that discipline, the goldman sachs banker who got them public. gopro, the holiday season. don't believe people who tell you the imitators are. it's an ecosystem. tesla is well-run thanks to elon musk. i think they won't be able to take the pain into the end of the year and most likely cover their short positions. more on that later. and unlike the car companies, almost all domestic. netflix, a worldwide signup

bonanza. as more movies are added to streaming and more productions online, the stock will power higher. okay, i like apple too, but i recognize too much hot money in the launch, and the iphone watch. got to be careful there. throw in yelp, going to be a takeover now until kingdom come. now a real takeover name, concur which you know i like so much, it seems to be the subject of a bidding war between oracle a s.a.p. take a look at the retailers, the worst acts better than had the best international story. the strongest has been home depot is a triumph of management, but almost a totally domestic play. if you stick around, i'll tell you to use the credit card breach as a buying opportunity. macy's is the story. ross was a great growth stock, but ratcheted down the growth rate over the last few years.

suddenly it beat the numbers, and be brought the off the rack retailer back to life. and then some. macy's this was the tell of a lifetime. it had a clear earnings miss, yet it went much higher. what's not to like? domestic retail's red hot, getting hotter. whole foods, get a top in kroger. big first-time national ad campaign, the shorts are hurt, kroger, best-run super market in the world. restaurants, play poker, high and low. chipotle and jack-in-the-box. enough with burger king, there's an inversion deal with a fattening concept. despite what you saw today, the world is turning on doughnuts faster than soda. and it's remarkable, anything hospital, tenant, hca, go to from here to year end.

at the beginning of september, what to go to. same goes for cvs, and sicigna. and two others, i think parago and malencrod. as we head into cold and flu season, and the quest core deal coming online, i think the bears are rolling. regeneron and others are the best ways to play drugs. i think the drug they announced this week that lowers the cholesterol could make it go for ages. it's the first 360 points. i hope you bought it ahead of the new drugs announcement, i pretty much hit it every day. what am i going to tell you? terrific big cap stocks that are about avoiding europe.

oil got hit today, led to an amazing rally in the transports. don't trust the whole group. do like spirit air and southwest, more price sensitive. rails, they can't handle the freight they have. union pacific for autos, fracking sand and chemicals, or norfolk southern for the coal market. and i like automatic data processing as a play on the continued return to job growth. waste management could see gains because of construction, that's the real reason i own the stock. i like this constellation brands, it's a big wine company and that napa earthquake hurt. but i also like monster beverage. the former has been cooling even as they made a little-noted tequila acquisition which won every taste test in tequilas. and selling the monster, i think coca-cola will have a similar

offer at green mountain coffee roasters cure. and big entertainment stocks, disney with "star wars" beckening. and the "guardians of the galaxy," they can make fortunes, imagine how much the rollout of stars wars can make. and ginette, spinning off to add value. yes, the bets for the rest of 2014 begin to be placed at the beginning of september. we have a politically-induced recession in europe, sending a wave of money into the best domestic stories we own. the bottom line. to me it looks like a 2012 redux. and switch the game plan to preserve the games that accrued before the sochi olympics which right now looks like the high-water mark of soft politic.

let's go to elizabeth in florida. elizabeth. >> caller: hey, jim. >> hi. >> caller: one of your chose last week highlighted great american companies and the x factor of innovation, one is trading 13% off of the 52-week high. is now a good time to open a long position in boeing? >> you have to wait for beauing to retest the low. boeing is being viewed as a playen ukraine. should it be? i don't care. it is. and that's the problem. chris in tennessee. chris. >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. >> tennessee titan boo-yah. >> caller: professor cramer. thank you very much. you have an excellent show. >> thank you. >> caller: i have called in a couple times. you are one of my heros. >> thank you. >> caller: also, let me say very quickly, i acted on a

recommendation you had had and brought some radian stock and have done well with that, also have a copy of "get rich carefully." >> i'm loving everything you said. now to the stock. >> caller: the stock is builders first source. it looks like they have some good things going on. they've made a couple of acquisitions over, i don't know, the past several months. they have some good stuff going on. just to want ask you if you think this company and its stock has some growth potential? >> i think it does, but my problem is, with being this opportunity by home depot in the discount, i think that opportunity has to be taken. that's the better one. thank you for the kind words, chris. i may draft chris from the tennessee titans tonight. be surprised. there's a skiz in the market. and the stocks under pressure

and those working. you may have to change it up a little bit. "mad money" tonight, kicking off the week long fant city fort folio series. see who i'm picking to lead this bliss to a three-peat. and facebook and tesla, a trying to change the world. but are the stories behind the stocks still as bright? i have an update you don't to want miss. and i know you're not. better watch that. shockers, plus dollar stores, burger joints, there's takeover targets all over wall street. stay tuned, i may have the next stock in the buyout site, and the acquirer stock would soar. stick with cramer. >> send jim an e-mail to mad

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when you're running a business, i mean, honestly, is there anything worse than a lot of competition? right now our retailers are being eaten alive by competition. we have too many stories in this country of all stripes. and until the competitive pressure gets relieved, things are difficult for the bricks and mortar merchants. how do you fix competition? consolidation. retailers need to start acquiring each other to remove players and shrink the competitive landscape. how would that look? let me give you the classic example. gary although credit sweets came out with a report complaining why gmc and vitamin shop should merge. these are the two largest vitamin store chains. and made the stocks pop over 5%

because it made so much sense. since then, the hype has fizzled, and the conversation seems to be lost in the ukraine shuffle. but it hasn't been lost on us. here on "mad money" we have done our own research and we think it's exactly the kind of deal that needs to start happening now in detail. they should acquire vitamin shop, and it's a slam dunk, i hate using terms like that. two companies struggling separate my, and give a boost into a single entity,s it a no-drainer. a deal is an obvious way to go as gnc's ceo was the top at vitamin shop. if anythione can make it work, can. why should they consider merging? for years we have heard they are different companies with vastly different strategies. and gnc is at leader in sports

nutrition, vitamin shop is a smaller, more diversified player that puts up a lot of stores. lately that's changed, vitamin shop is manufacturing its own products and getting into sports nutrition, hot area, gny's area. and gnc is trying to expand to women and vitamin categories, both areas of are strength for vitamin shop. in short, it seems like the companies are converging. we don't want convergence, we want a merger. they are plagued by the same problems, an intense environment with aggressive competition, especially online. that's the reason they're crushed, gnc is down 35%, vitamin shop, 25%. but they would remove their most important competitor in a deal that would be additive to the

bottom line. combine with a 9% market share in a fragmented industry. it would be done easily without the regular lais later os unlike the family dollar thing. and 9% doesn't sound like many, there would be no serious stand alone competition. in fact, if gnc buys vitamin shop, they wont have a single direct competitor. vitamin shop was too expensive, with all the store openings, it was growing faster than gnc, but after the clubbing the stocks have take, a surprising one, the last couple years it's been a laggard, it trades at 14.5 times next year's earnings estimates. gnc could pay handsomely and make out like a bandit. it's how gnc would roar on the

stock on the day of the announcement. and there's a high single-digit growth rate. from 678 stores today to 900, which is what attracted buyers to begin with. but this industry is poisoned by competition. the last things they need is to be opening more stores. we need to seek consolidation with stores being closed left and right. get this, if gnc acquires vitamin shop, i think they can close stores by the hundreds, eliminating costs making the remaining locations far more profitable. and every vitamin shop store is in competition with a gnc store. look at a map, 100% of vitamin shop's locations are within a five mile radius of gnc, 80% are win a mile of gnc. that's rue thousands. i hate that. and you could have four or five stores sitting on top of the

competing location while keeping the traffic at the remaining store. in effect, gnc would be replacing two struggling locations that are cannibalizing each other, office depot and office max tried, but staples is still in business. it's facing many retailers. there are too many darn stores. the solution is to merge and shut. gnc and vitamin shop have different customer bases, the man from vitamin shop is the perfect guy to synthesize the two brands. even without a ton of store c e closures, this would remove the competitor, removing the pricing pressure. it's a huge value on the earnings. if gnc acquires vitamin shops, combine the websites, share the brands, and decrease the promotional price cuts on third party merchandise, and the closures and back office

consolidation. what would a vitamin shop acquisition mean for gnc? 35% premium to the current stock price, that's generous. they could snap it up for $1.6 billion. it would create $140 million of synergies instantly, and booth the earnings by 20%, increase the earnings, the ones printed by 40%. those are phenomenal numbers and thanks to gary for pointing out how much sense it would make. and gnc would see nice post-merger multiple expansion. they take a key competitor out, a dramatic boost to the earnings, and the market would reward gnc with a higher multiple. maybe 16 or 17. and the bottom line about this great idea of an acquisition. over and over again, we're seeing this market reward acquirers for making key

competitors. we had a norwegian price go up, even with absurdly inflated prices. and gnc, a potential takeover of vitamin shop, no different. to paraphrase honest abe, a vitamin industry divided against itself cannot stand. apart they will struggle, but together they will soar. g thrks c, do the smart thing and buy vitamin shop. c, do the d buy vitamin shop. c, do the smar vitamin shop. c, do the smart th vitamin shop. nc, do the smart t vitamin shop.

it's now september. which means it it's time to say good-bye to summer and hello to football. with the first game of the nfl season kicking off on thursday, i'm sure many of you are getting ready for the fantasy football draft. i'm into the big draft tonight, so i can get the best players for the skee-daddy team. as in are you ready, skee-daddy? that's why in storied "mad money" tradition, all week we're going to be drafting my fantasy stock port polio. members of the shmump, close your ears. we do this every year for two years, the process of building a strong portfolio is like a strong fantasy football team. i used to do it among stocks at my hedge fund.

and if you can devote half as much time researching stocks as people do fiddling with their fant say football rosters, then you'll be much better investors. tonight, starting off the "mad money" fantasy football by kicking quarterbacks. you may not be in fantasy, quarterbacks might think are really important, we go for running backs. but that's okay, because people know that the quarterback is important on the field. if you're running an nfl franchise, you need someone who's consistent, someone who can throw a lot of passes and put up a lot of points. for my fantasy football team, i want tom brady from the patriots to surprise, or drew brees from the saints, my daughter's team. for the portfolio you, you need the stock equivalent of the fantastic players. we're not reusing any of the draft picks from last year, in my mind, the best quarterback stocks are out there, home depot

and protect this house. under armor. i like to think of tom brady as more of a home depot player even though his wife gisele just signed with under armor. but like brady, home depot delivers and delivers. it's a pocket passer with incredible consistency. hear me out, i know about the glitch. one second. watch as you draft home depot, 2200 stores across the united states that had been hurt by the recent weak nns housing. but no more. roaring up until today when the stock got slammed on news of a possible massive hacking-related credit card breach. i think it's a temporary hit to give you an entry point i didn't think could happen. champion stocks done stay down for long. i don't believes it another target, they have the trust of their customers and executing, target wasn't. and this is not a case where

we're putting home depot on ir. the only thing i think of with ir and home depot is excellent investor relations. why do i like the stock so much? when you're drafting a quarterback, let me tell you something, look for leadership. he's the one who calls the plays on the field. when you pick a stock to be the quarterback, you need one terrific one. home depot's phenomenal ceo frank blake is sadly stepping down in two months, he will be chairman and intends to keep an office at the headquarters. he's been creating a great bench for years at home depot, the chief financial officer is excellent, the incoming ceo, he's been groomed forever. he's the president of u.s. home depot operations. strong record, tied to many of the most successful initiatives going back to 2011. before being put in charge of home depot, there was the chief merchant, and if frank blake

believes in him, then i believe in him. by the way, have you seen my foe may tos on twitter in those are home depot tomatoes. not just top-notch management, it's leading in home improvement stores, and other than lowes, no competition. taking from sears for ages, and the mom and pop are disappearing, i like true value. home depot is best of breed, perhaps the best hard-line retailer around period. this is one of the few retail segments insulated from the web, thank heavens. home depot's results were stellar. same-store sales, 5.8%, management raising sales, and big ticket items up, and driven by a strength in a wide variety of categories. and home depot left lowes in the

dust. they can't make up the ground. home depot reiterated with the house price appreciation, the strengthening job market and looser ceredit, their business should keep moving forward. i see it going higher, and $5 billion for the stock, doesn't hurt a bit. best of all, this is the main focus for me, home depot is almost all domestic and like i said at the top of the show, we know longer want to own internationally-tainted companies here until ukraine/russia is resolved. you know what it's like when you're international? it's like having a weak offensive line. hey, a bad o-line is killer for even the best qb. second quarterback? i wanted a little bit of wide range, a little bit of action, you know, doing a lot -- a lot more than a traditional quarterback. i'm looking at under armor. which endorsement deals notwithstanding, i prefer to think of as the drew brees.

they keep putting up excellent numbers, i like the receivers now. and it's cheap, trades at 58 times next year's growth estimates. it keeps on deliver. it needs a higher number, don't believe the 2016-17 numbers, they are going to blow them away. they should be based much higher. this brand is beloved by younger consumers who have grown up with it. i think under armor could be a $10 billion brand, and that's a mere fraction of nike. it's becoming the solid number two in the athletic apparel spi space, and going higher as they accelerate growth drivers strongest in retail in the world with the possible exception of sketchers. whoa. how does under armor have that?

it's stealth technology, innovating, charge cotton, the speed form running shoes among many others. and expanding in order to fuel its rapid growth. go to the soho store in new york city, it's blow away. under armor's latest quarter at the end of july was magnificent. the third consecutive quarter, sales increased 30% or more. 17th consecutive they were up more than 20%. that is drew brees-like consistency. under armor's apparel sales were up, golf, outdoors, women's, studio, running and training, all categories to make growth. like brees, it has a number of targets, always the life blood of a good quarterback. the footwear, the jimmy graham of the outfit, can grow dramatically from here, the

domestic is 1 to 2% compared to nike, controlling half the market. under armor has only begun to grow overspaeps that's 6%, but the international business grew at a monster 80% clip. that shocked people. in a couple of years, this could be a powerful growth driver. particularly in china. [ gong ] i practiced that over a hundred times today. and even though under armor's up huge for the year and rallied another 2.77 today, that's right, $2.77 in a single session, it could go higher. the quarterback is the most important player on the -- more real than fantasy, and the most important stock in your portfolio. i like tom brady and drew brees, and i hope i can draft one of them tonight, frankly, i'm drafting number ten. but for fantasy stock football, you need consistent leaders, you

need home depot and you need -- under armor. hey, why don't we go right now to patrick in north carolina. fath rick. inco >> caller: hey, boo-yah, cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i'm 24 and love to invest. my question is under armor versus nike, under armor is approaching scary valuation, and i want to get your opinion and why. >> no. kind of a big head here. under armor, okay, here's the deal. everyone is looking at a plain and simple 2016 number, wow, that is really expensive. what a mistake. listen to me. you have to recognize that it keeps blowing away the numbers. look at it in the out years, what you'll realize is it's not an expensive stock based on 201 2016-2017 numbers to view a growth equity. irv in virginia. >> caller: hi, jim.

>> how are you? >> caller: great. i'm a 77-year-old retiree, and you're keeping my financially afloat. >> that's what i need and want to hear. and i thank you very much. >> caller: i want to thank you for coaxing me into altria. >> oh, man, i hate to say it, but it has been a great stock, hasn't it? >> caller: it's a gain of 565%. >> i know, and i've been recommending it since danny was the cfo. i get a lot of heat liking the tobacco stocks. you can take the dividend and open up an anti-smoking clinic. how can i help, irv? anyway, that was -- how about, thank you. i'm getting ready to draft the best players in my fantasy team. watch out, you don't know who i'm going for, but first, put together the best fantasy stock portfolio. tonight, it's the quarterback, home depot and under armor. (vo) rush hour around here

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. what do we do with the red hot stocks roars like crazy lately? tonight we take a closer look at three very different stocks absolutely on fire right now. tesla, which made a new record high today, facebook, within a point of the all-time highs, and throw in jcpenny, which doubled in the last seven months and up a quick 12%. and off the charts with the help of dan fitzpatrick. he's brilliant and my colleague at real money.com. can they keep climbing? this is the question over and over today, particularly with tesla and facebook. start with tesla. put in an al tesla is being bout by big institutional investors who can move stock prices and buy is aggressively. i think it's just now starting its next leg higher. how high can tesla rally from here? fitzpatrick is two methods of generating price targets. first, look at how much the stock advanced after it hit its last new all-time high prior to the recent consolidation. at the end of last september, back here, tesla had a new record high at 195, pulled back, breaking out above that high four and a half months later. after that breakout on february 7th, okay? the stock ran up a quick 37%

before peaking less than three weeks later. if the same pattern repeats, resulting in another 37% move, fitzpatrick believes tesla can rally to $389 before it runs out of steam this time. although that could take many months or even a year, but come on, that would be an amazing move. the second method, simple. you measure the distance from the bottom of the cup, the low tesla made at 177, to the top of the cup. meaning the level where the stock broke out from last week, 266. this is an 89-point move. conventional wisdom is after a cup and handle pattern, a stock should be able to rally by that amount, up to 355. 25% higher than where it is now. either way, fitzpatrick thinks that tesla is a raging buy right now. we question him, i said it's up

so much today. no. no. it goes higher. next up, how about a stock that you know my charitable trust likes so much, it's big. facebook. facebook's daily chart, you can see an even clearer example of that kind of cup and handle pattern that's causing tesla's stock to roar right here. and just like with tesla, fitz thinks that facebook has a beautiful chart. in this case, facebook peaked in early march, and then pulled back to 55. for the next few months, the stock churned its way, but remember, it did have a direction. it churns its way higher before ultimately breaking through to a new high in july. that forms the cup. since it's july breakout, facebook has been trading sideways, consolidating to make a very tight handle. again, this cup and handle formation is incredibly positive. fitzpatrick thinks that once facebook gets going and breaks

out, the stock could soar. i was ecstatic because my trust has this, $100 before another ceiling of resistance. $100. meanwhile, the 50-day moving average at 70, 50-day being the red line, it's got support. this is a 24 up, $5 down scenario. the best risk/reward in the book. last but not least, a little time on it, talk about jc feny. he predicted on chart week, remember that? that penny could have a terrific jump. by the way, bob language, we highlighted his stuff. fitzpatrick nailed this huge move, but then i had to go back, it hit 11 and a quarter, it's been slipping. i thought that was of concern. i checked in today, he says it's a strong buy. he thinks the stock is headed to

15. i liked his gumption. i am a buyer of penny right here. and it's because it simply isn't as bad as it used to be. that's the same thing with ross stores. and the weakest retailers are better than the strongest domestic place. tesla, facebook and jc penny have all had moves higher of late, but the charts as interpreted by dan fitzpatrick suggest that they have not some, but a lot more room to run. this is not a market where it pays to fight against the chartists or the charts. "mad money" is back after the break. from 2000 to 2011, on average 17 manufacturers a day shut down in america.

there's no reason we can't manufacture in the united states. here at timbuk2, we make more than 70,000 custom bags a year, right here in san francisco. we knew we needed to grow internationally, we also knew that it was much more complicated to deal with. i can't imagine having executed what we've executed without having citi side by side with us. their global expertise was critical to our international expansion

into asia, into europe and into canada. so today, a customer can walk into our store in singapore, will design a custom bag and that customer will have that american made bag within a few days in singapore. citi has helped us expand our manufacturing facility; the company has doubled in size since 2007. if it can be done here in san francisco, it can be done anywhere in america. it is time for the "lightning round." and it's there. the stock -- this sound, and then the "lightning round" is over. are you ready? frank in illinois, frank. >> caller: hi, jim, hi two stocks to ask about, at&t and

verizon. >> i prefer verizon. i like the growth there. go to linda in pennsylvania. linda. >> caller: yeah, jim, love your show and thanks for having me on. i'm a new trader and i'd like to have your advice on fmc. >> it's okay, i prefer dow. cheryl in iowa. >> caller: in the spring i paid 87 for las vegas sands. >> be in mgm, exposure to vegas. james in pennsylvania. >> caller: jim cramer how are you doing? i am interested in hchn. >> yes, stay there, that's a lot of upside. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." ♪ time and sales data. split-second stats.

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when we talk about the energy revolution, we stop at the production flow of the actual oil and gas. we care tremendously about which companies pump the most oil, i mention them, continental resources, apache, these are the high-hitters. they took a breather with the oil price plummet. that's been a great time to buy. because nobody has faster growth other than a handful of bioteches and cloud computing firms. and the companies that benefit

from low-cost natural gas. we like dough chemical, doing well. and basil, building a big plant in the south. and sheneer energy, lng, which hasn't begun to sell it overseas, but has billions of dollars of commitments for the 2016 scheduled production. yet one of the most powerful stories is the endless need to transport the oil and gas out of the current bottle necks, eagle ford, and others, to where it can be refine. they get announced every week. and that's a serious mistake to ignore. remember the visual pipeline exec? he wants to consolidate his businesses into a high-dividend-paying company, core position in the charitable trust, is the $600 million in pipeline projects, they will be done by private companies.

we don't hear about them, they're about transporting the fossil fuels. and the president has stalled the keystone pipeline until the next administration. buy kinder now. but the industry isn't away, but plains all american pipeline, it's a good one, announced a $500 million bridge pipeline from minnesota to memphis, tennessee. that's important, because right now that fuel is all backed up in curving, oklahoma. it's a hub problematic for so much of the energy infrastructure, which was built when we were inporting. this will bring much-needed oil to the midwest. save everybody money. and this morning, dominion, one of my absolute favorite utilities announced a monster 4.5 to $5 billion pipe project to bring from marcellus in

pennsylvania to ohio and virginia and north carolina. we have so much coming out of marcellus, the second-largest natural gas field on earth, not in this country, on earth, and this deal will make instant sense for dominion and the patte partners. and that's monumental. these jobs don't require college degrees, but pay well. just like washington should pray for. because it's fossil fuels, they see this as tainted. and mark west, mwe, remains a terrific buy when it announces one of the frequent secondaries to raise money to build out facilities. don't focus just to cheer lead about the jobs they create, that's a fantastic collateral positive. i highlight them because the companies profiting from the energy revolution are among the best investments out there. especially when they get hit like today, despite our low

interest rates and the need for domestic defense against an international world gone tense, if not berserk, at every turn. stick with cramer.

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