bottles. >> absolutely. >> thank you. and thank you out there. thanks for watching our special eighth anniversary show. thanks for helping us make it to eight years. and the first time we've had the eight traders on during the past hour. an historic my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always homework in summer i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now. >> i'm cramer welcome to mad money. welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i want to make you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and make you money. call me or tweet me at jim cramer. this show is not just about picking stocks but when you should pick stocks and buy them. it's not about saying here this

is the greatest stock since wonder bread. it's about teaching to get you intrigued enough to do your own homework about the stocks we talk about. the market went up today with the dow roaring and s&p falling and nasdaq rocking 1.84% because of grease. explaining why stocks divorce themselves from the fundamentals. so you shouldn't be faked out or fooled by their girations. the market can be an irrational animal on the upside and downside. that's what we've been doing since the new year began, trying to explain every night how lower oil prices and interest rates and even a strong dollar are not reasons to sell stocks and are often reasons to buy them. i've been trying to get you comfortable with the notion that whole segments of the market can

be under valued and if you wanted to sell i tried to help you recognize there are better moments to do so than when everybody else is panicking. i have to admit that sometimes i just get steamed at all the negativity i see. for the first few trading days of the new year we saw a huge amount of profit taking and i got to tell you, made plenty of sense given we were up double digits next year. you can argue i'm saying the market went down because there were more sellers than buyers but there are moments when we try to illmpute reasons for selling. when people get their statements at year end, sometimes they are pleasantly surprised and they want to take something off the table. letting everything ride is rarely ocho good idea so i come out here and explain how that could be a good reason why the

market was down. people don't want to hear it but that could be the reason. then i hear other explanations for selling and they are wrong or maybe too emotional and they could prove very miss leading, so why don't we take a trip in the way back machine when we got hit is the gigantic sell off because thomas duncan living in liberia was diagnosed with the disease in a dallas hospital. okay? a few weeks later the market bottomed. why? none of the people had been in contact with duncan except two unfortunate health care workers came down with the disease even though they were in close proximity to them. the market kept climbing when the health care workers were safe showing in america ebola wasn't necessarily a death sentence. was the market rational when it

plummeted during the scare? no. this disease we believed when caught was always fate and will then we heard reports ebola could spread like the common cold. of course, those reports proved false. those were at the exact bottom. it turned out to be a fabulous buying opportunity, even though at the time it seemed like anything but. when we look back it's hard to believe how wrong the market was. now let's fast forward to this moment and think about oil. in 2015 oil had been going down and relentless build of inventors that made it impossible for the cartel that controlled oil prices to continue to rig the market at high prices. whenever a cartel breaks down we get to see the real market price and for oil that price was substantially lower. this decline had been orderly for the most part until the new year began but we heard rumblings of oil companies being in trouble and we had not heard rumblings of the consumer doing better or if we did, we didn't believe it.

when it turned violent as european demand slacked and iran iraq libya and most importantly the united states kept over producing, the general per supgs per supgs was it went down. the consensus was negative with the conclusion first, oil companies would go bust and cause unemployment to skyrocket and bond markets to fall apart and the country would import the slowdown courtesy of a stronger dollar that would hurt our exports. this consensus was bolstered by plummeting interest rates. a new totally incorrect mind set became gospel at the beginning of the year. lower oil was a negative. why else would the stock market go down? i heard it over and over again. the decline became unquestioned and then self-fulfilling and the same way the ebola induced decline was self-fulfilling in october. consider the end of the decline the same as the period where we thought ebola could jump through

hoops and get you. that was the bottom. now we're rebounding with a vengeance and several explanations are at work. first the profit taking i mentioned was completed. the selling dried up. the oil's decline was stemmed, not the direction of the move just its speed. third, europe rallied because things got so bad when a vicious deflation number appeared it was difficult for germans to continue frustrating the rest of the continent. they get to sell well below what they would have otherwise. so the righteousness about tight money is being revealed as simple selfishness. fourth, whoever was selling stocks betting there is no real pickup in u.s. demand was staring in the face of once great national retailer j.c. penney. they reported sharply better than expected numbers. there couldn't have been a better notion that america is profiting from the lower price of gasoline which represents a

$1,000 wind fall for each of the 117 million households in this country. you got that and say wow, i think that things are bad in the country. no they can't be. j.c. penney just report add great number. they can't be. by the way, the declines in hiring and financials of companies contren traited-- concentrated in the other 46 states. it became illogical to maintain the negative view. let me go one step further. let me say you think i'm dead wrong and the oil is bad for the u.s. like so many do. let's say you thought correctly or incorrectly we benefitted from a cartel keeping oil prices tar higher than they should have been. you're free to sell at higher prices than you could have gotten. i'm blessing it for you, all right? which brings me to the first point, the show is not how to scoop up marathon oil down 15 points or pioneer down 90.

not anymore than about selling dominos up 25 or chipotle but if you buy panic instead of selling into it. >> sell sell sell. >> and if you sell instead of chasing it you do better you make more money. that's the way it is. remember "mad money's" bottom line manifest nothing more nothing less and you would have done better in this case and yes, so many others if you just obeyed your rational brain rather than sure coming to the depressing mood disorder that gripped the markets just a few days ago and obscured the positives that cause today's fabulous rally. let's go to justin in alabama, justin? >> caller: hi jim. >> justin. >> caller: i want to thank you for your hard work you do for the individual investor. >> thank you.

>> caller: my question is about international piper. do you think they can benefit for lower oil prices and a stronger consumer as we come off the holiday season? >> they do well when energy prices come down. i think the answer is when the world does better ip does better but they have a lot for the rest of the world. it's a push because there is such an international company but the energy cost going down is terrific for them. i want to go to vince in illinois, please vince. >> caller: big chicago boo-yah to you. >> all right. how are you doing? >> caller: good, 19-year-old vester and huge fan of your books and with cs going on in vegas i can't help of the ground breaking in tech so i want to ask you what you think a good trend is involving big data and more specifically horton works and what they are doing. >> okay. with -- look horton works -- you're a young guy and that's

what you should think. it's a big speck on big data. i'm more conservative. i want to own cisco or sales force but a young growth company because you're a young guy, i bless that trade for you. laura in california laura? >> caller: i noticed that with oil going down that the chemical companies are likely to benefit, so i narrowed my search to two of them ppg, a a favfavorite of yours and lion irkslyondell paying 3.6. my question is what is the effect of the exchange rate going to be on that dividend of 3.6? >> we have to reverse the thinking here, laura. this is important. it's not necessarily good news. there will be pressure on the chemical company. they can't sell products at the same prices so don't do lyondell.

ppg is a beneficiary, paint, paint, raw cost going down and won't cut the cost. down not up. they trade and whether you think it's logical or not, that's the way they go. sell at this point in the sickcycle. this show is about picking and knowing when to do some buying right? when you know what to buy and when. that's what i care about a. my mission is to help you do better and you would have obeyed your rational brain and not made money. "mad money" is black gold read did toy did to bounce and the rock stores of the s&p crushed and doubling. which ones can sing the same tune in 2015 and biotech soared in 2015. why the next generation of players in the space have potential to fly higher. stick with cramer.

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can oil come right back up? is the down temporary? why the decline in crude will last longer than people think. you have to read the fine print and you'll know why. we had three independent oil companies talk about cuts meaning they won't drill as much as they would before oil collapsed but a sign that the oil boom in this country is over production coming down but then if you read the statements you know the oil can't be cleared up quickly because while they are indeed cutting drilling budgets, they are going to produce a lot more oil year over year than you would think given the cuts. this week for example, sanchez announced drastic e visbudgets. $3 billion on drilling this year, that's a giant amount and slashed down to $2 billion but how about on production? they are still forecasting production growth of 16 to 20% versus last year.

sanchez, which bought ache cage in cash two years ago on the show talking about it announced a huge capital budget slash from 1.5 million but sanchez is looking for production growth of 40% versus last year. that's astounding. continental resources, if you started budgeting when it cuts ex pen expenditures and forecasting 16 to 20% production growth year over year. most people would have thought with that cut that production would be down in 2015. how the heck can the price of oil go up if you cut your capital expenditures and switching them to the money properties. the ones cost so low they will profit. the trick is the cost of drilling has gone down a lot. the competition for more workers da finished and the days it

takes to drill are fewer than a year ago before you hit oil and properties economic at these levels given how bountiful the distribution is and it's not just on shore. remember the drilling in the gulf of mexico after the disaster? we're seeing the fruits of the aftermath of that pause as chevron and hess bring on gigantic offshore wells clearing the huge tubular bells field that just started pumping oil. guys, these are enormous wells and you can expect to see the gulf adding another couple hundred thousand barrels a aday to protection. these high quality offshore wells will more than make up for it. 2015 is shaping up to be a huge year for oil production bigger than 2014. how can the price rally? bottom line this is how we can't get it even though demand

will return. our own country's production is increasing and increasing at an alarming rate if you're someone trying to sell oil in a world that's dreadfully over supplied before this growth hits. oil stocks maybe buy them some day but not yet. hey, house about marni in kansas. >> caller: hello cramer boo-yah from kansas city. >> what is going on? >> caller: i got a question and i love your show and thank you for taking my call. i wanted to ask you about chevron. based on current market conditions especially the recent decline in the oil prices, i wanted to see if you would recommend holding stock, selling the stock or taking advantage of the current low price and buying more? >> first of all a it doesn't yield over 5% and at $100 a few weeks ago and now at 110 so you already had a big move. the stock is down 1.5% for the

year. that's unfathomable to me. i think you can get this stock at $100 and then i would put on half position. sorry. this may not be what you want to hear but i think this oil move down is longer lasting than most believe. we have way too much production coming on for you to get bullish yet. a look back at the super stars of the s&p and which ones need to be and biotech isn't about one-hit wonder drugs. how changes can put investable stocks higher and a resolution to make you more money. stick with cramer.

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love that rock music, like a rock star concert. now that we know the stock market is capable of rallying it's time to look back and see if they are worth holding on to. there was enormous pressure to sell but the market is roaring, we take a look at the out performers and decide which ones are time and maybe which ones but before we get to the list

great stocks of great companies, that's what you need to be if you're going to be a best performer, they tend to have enough going for them that they are rarely brought down the following year except by major management missteps or an unrelenting sell off. at the beginning of the year i look at the top ten because so many stocks are early or middle innings of growth but you find some that have anticipated too much good news okay? those are the ones that could be headed lower. let's take them down. the best performer in the n and p last year southwest air symbol love. the most beloved stock in the airlines. this is up 124%. i typically don't like stocks that are loved by definition everyone going to upgrade probably already has, which is why nearly all the analyst rate southwest to buy. plus, it's the most expenseive airlines three more points than the average s&p stock but on the other hand southwest never

experienced the horrendous losses that were so typical of the airline industry before the consolidation consolidation. it stayed profitable which is why i say don't buy. i prefer cheaper american airlines or spirit air, here is the thing. the whole airline space is benefitting from the massive consolidation and that made the price wars a thing of the past. and at the same time they benefit from stronger employment growth and jet fuel. in the end, if you can get southwest at any discount, i would be a buyer with incredible consistency making it the ideal pick for money managers. the second best performer in the s&p for 2014 this one i got a problem with electronics arts up 105%. you know what? this is too darn hard for me to recommend. this video, it's up too much. sure the gaming hardware cycle turned out to be stronger than expected so the software cycle is on fire but some of ea's best

titles benefitted from the world cup and that will make the comparison too difficult. plus the 14.8 billion market cap makes me nervous. if you're a gamer, stick with cramer take two interactive with which is a big winner and got a bunch of enough titles including evolve that comes out on my birthday, february 10th and it's supposed to be incredible. it's much cheaper than ea and run and only has $2.3 billion market cap despite the grand theft auto franchise. not ea a, ttwo. the third best performer is one i've been telling you about for ages, edwards life science. they have been on the show up 93%. they have a less invasive way to perform open heart surgery. the stock doubled off the rapid intake of the heart device but edwards is killing it. it deserves to go higher still.

you know what? i got to wonder how long this company can stay independent as they keep consolidating and have the best best device. the fourth best performer last year allergan up 9% is played out. but i think that activist is worth owning here. it's the fastest growing big name that could any upwards of $8,000 per share and it could trade 18 times per earnings. i bet that target is doable given the company's aller again acquisition because they paid a lot. number five is a a vago that rallied 90% last year. we love that stock. remember we had the ceo on and a series of monster orders from apple for the iphone 6.

i believe apple have lwill have a blowout quarter. however, i really don't like to play this inside apple game. i just like to own apple because i just don't have a hand on what apple will do nor does avago. you want consolidation play i prefer the cypress combination where cypress pays and you have tj rogers working for you. number six is mallinckrodt. i say intrigueing because the analyst liked the stock at 60 when i thought i was only person pushing the story. they are declaring victory because he thinks the story is over done but is it? the company with a pain franchise, cheap stock trading at 12 times earnings which is why i want to buy, not sell it. it's a controversial purchase quest core seems under attack by

short sellers that refuse to give up. i still like this one a lot. seventh is delta up 79%. what can i say? i like american southwest more. the eighth best performer, wow, this is interesting. keurig green mountain. if you're like me every day starts with keurig. there is a promise new cold beverage machine. i think keurig could win both ways. coca-cola could acquire the whole company because it desperately needs the growth. addition of dr pepper to the roster of companies supporting this cold beverage contraption yesterday solidifies the story. morgan stanley had a terrific piece of research how the device could be worth $30 to the valuation. buy, buy, buy. it's tough not to like royal caribbean. this is a aplay on an industry

that's saving fortunes as the price of fuel falls. no reason to pay up. with the stock making a new high today, profit taking will come in maybe get a chance to buy lower. royal caribbean is volatile. finally kroger. that's the rodney danger field of top performing stocks through the monster 62% run, this grocery store was championed by no one. when you have retail with sales growth and a stock selling for 18 times earnings, you got to grab it. the host integrated natural organic isles and will spend a little more each week at kroger than exxon. stocks impossible to pry from the 52-week high list but you might get an entry point. here is the bottom line last year's winners have a habit of repeating past performance and that's why i like southwest airlines, keurig and kroger to roar again in 2015 and recommend you buy any of them into

weakness. these are indeed huh, kind of like me the rock stars of the market. [ laughter ] >> that's a glove. >> it's a glove. all right. come on. like i can -- do you ever see my cat sleeve. let's go to brandon in florida, brandon? >> caller: hey, jim, big boo-yah from down here in south florida. >> man, what's happening? >> caller: nothing much jim. 3 d systems has fallen and maintains the ratio and market controlled by a few firms. do you think the acquisition of the desktop printer and hersheys to deliver help regain market share -- >> no i'm not a fan. they seem to do acquisition after acquisition. we've been telling people to sell this stock for 70 points. we do like the new hp spin off.

i like hewlett packard stock. we should go to tim in illinois tim? >> caller: dave -- >> i'm sorry, dave in illinois dave. >> caller: that's okay. i wound wonder if you would bless that investor would allow the investor from position in december and january in typically historically good months in the stock market to have money on the sidelines picking off stocks on the dip in february, which is historically a very weak month and maybe rebuying back some positions you liquidated in january. >> i can't bless that strategy because i'm an individual stock guy and for all i know we might be selling the stocks that will go up during the month of february. it's case by case with me. i cannot be that broad. i'm sorry, dave, it's an interesting idea but it just doesn't work for the stuff i like to do. all right. rock on rock stars. i think southwest, edwards, life

sciences keurig and kroger. much more "mad money" ahead. i'll show you how invasion and biotech can make for another healthy new year ahead and a new year, new opportunity to get your portfolio in line. i'll help you get your ducks in a row. plus it's freezing out there. we'll go to a a redred hot lightening round. stick with cramer.

with the huge jp morgan conference, it's time to circle back to the hottest area one of last year's hottest sectors. the plays working on cancer immune therapy. rather than making cancer drugs that kill it they do harm to your body. it helps the immune system to target and destroy cancer cells. they have been on fire maybe too on fire. there are two different kinds of

immune therapy that involves taking bodies t cells and reengineering them to combat cancer and another type known as check point inhibitors that take away the ability of cancer cells to hide from the immune system made by the big boys. this could be a a moneymaker and not to mention something that saves a lot of lives. i heard comments on this from dr. natalee, nbc's medical contributor contributor. she's here to help us take a deeper dive on what could be the future of on goal. the better way to understand the stocks welcome to "mad money". >> thanks for having me. >> it seems like what you're trying to do is create cells that are like blood hounds and find the scent or cancer and go for it. >> right, that's a very very, very good way to put it. if you think about a it i like to tell people the human body is probably the most sophisticated elegant machine there is.

there are so many systems of checks and balances that we have within our own immune system that basically allows us to be healthy human beings and live among our environment. when that goes away auto immunity cancer just to name two of the big ones. >> right. >> so these particular drugs, what i love about this is that this is basically trying to augment what our bodies are trying to do. we have cells, called t cells that are naturally meant to kill off cancer cells when they arise but this thing called pd sits on the surface of these tumor cells and acts like a brake that doesn't allow the body to do what it wants to do and that's to kill off the cancer cell. >> it seems as if this method this immune therapy is having dramatic results for leukemia and for cervical cancer. >> yeah a lot -- well the pd 1 inhibitor have shown tremendous

tremendous promise in different chances, melanoma and there was drug approval for a melanoma drug. there is kidney cancer bladder cancer in non-small cell lung cancer and than most recently in the fall we had two very promising early results in hodgkin's lynn foemphoma. if we have a drug that will potentially show promise in different kinds of cancers, that's very exciting for us. >> do you ever, not ask you about the individual companies, but what happens, a company is running a test and you hear about the test results or are doctors running test and some of these companies we mentioned are using their formulations? >> the way these studies get done, you know it has to go through three different phases right? they start with a small patient population and make as you were it's just safe and increase it and go to a a phase two trial,

more patients you're doing it and then you want a random ieszed control scenario and phase three in a greater population. the whole way, what you're hoping to see, obviously, is how well the drug works and second and probably even more important and point how safe the drug is. that's how the drugs at some point get to market. a lot of these drug trials are done within medical centers, a lot are obviously funded by big pharma. >> if i had to bet these would be commercial this is the method of operation, 2016? 2017? 2018? >> it takes a few years for a drug to come to market, obviously, but the idea that we have what we call the benefit of this translation research i mentioned that term on "the today show" you take what you

understand about the mechanism of a disease and target something specific. this is the case for buy logic therapies. >> we're not that far off. >> one of the first studies was done on a a pediatric population with all and the results were so promising and there was a little buzz but the patient population was very very small but they had fantastic results. >> 24 24 out -- it was incredible. >> dramatic. i think, again, we have to keep in mind too, where is this going to be in place in treating cancer? is it going to be first line? maybe not. maybe we're still going to go with the trade and true but it might be for those patients where there were no more options left. it will be their last hope before a bone marrow transplant which is toxic and dangerous. >> this sounds like they got something. these companies have something. >> let me tell you, these drugs are going to probably end up

being safer and more effective than chemo we've been using for decades. >> i like what i hear. nbc's medical profess sore thank you, doctor, terrific. thanks. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ ♪

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it is time it's time for the lightening round. sell, sell sell buy, buy, buy. >> my staff, play the sound and lightning round is over. are you ready? time for the lightning round. chris in new jersey chris? >> caller: jim, it's chris from new jersey. shoutout to welkers business school. high company is jetblue.

>> i don't prefer jetblue. i would rather see southwest or american or spit rid. tom in tennessee, tom? >> caller: i enjoy your show mr. cramer. >> thank you, tom. >> caller: i would be appreciative of your opinion of spectra energy. >> distribution business a good 4% yield. don't have to worry about the price of commodities. got my blessing. charles in new jersey charles? >> caller: cramer you're a good teacher. >> thank you. >> caller: i have people that have been telling me the stock split and i says i haven't heard anything about it from anyplace else con ed so i went on the computer and got stock split and sure enough it came up it is they are having a stock split january 25 having a meeting on it and they are going to increase the dividends. >> look, we care about a the increase of the evident than a stock split because you have one share, you get two. i would tell you con ed had a

big run. coned is going to be down $3, that's when you buy. carol in new york. >> caller: hello. >> what's up? >> caller: i would like to ask about carlisle group? do you like carlyle? have you ever owned any in your cartable trust and is it a long-term hold? >> i don't typically like these investments because i don't know what they own. the only one i'm recommending is black stone group. i do not suggest buying carlyle. paul in california paul? >> caller: boo-yah from sunny sacramento california. >> right where i live. >> caller: from where you used to stay back in the day. >> you bet i did. >> caller: i'm calling about a gm marine petro. thestreet.com recently initiated coverage with a buy rating and a

$15 target price but the report didn't mention a and w recently entered the long beach and los angeles courts and the caribbean market by assuming some assets that are now bankrupt competitors. i think that coupled with the drop in oil could drive it higher than 15 jim, do you like this stock? >> i'm not cryazy about it. the street i work at the street but i do not control that part of the operation. the stock is fully vetted. i'm not a buyer of this stock. cale vain in new jersey calvin. >> caller: hey jim, first i would like to say good job on giving stuart scott a shoutout a couple days ago. >> thank you. >> caller: second, this company and this stock, the other side of the pillow or a boo-yah home run blox. >> no, they have missed a quarter badly. this one totally penalty box for me. i would actually be very unwilling to buy here. don't touch it.

let's go to kelly in florida, kelly. >> caller: big boo-yah from sunny south florida. >> nice what's up? >> caller: long-time viewer first-time caller me and my kids absolutely love you. the only time i can peel them away from sponge bob is when you come on in the other room. i bought king digital, king and the last couple months the earnings come out next month. >> don't trust them. don't trust them. too much disappointment out of the chute. tyler? >> caller: i want to get your opinion on sky works -- >> david aldridge is the best. this is the greatest semi conductor company, i can't fight it. the stock was up huge today. they have intellectual property. kpin inexpensive stock and ladies and gentlemen, that is the

conclusion of the lightning round.

2015 new year what should be your number one resolution? simple you got to be diversified, number one story, own it, live it, breathe it. i will not let you fall off the wagon because we'll be here. let's get right to it. this is where you call me and tell me the top five holdings and mix it up a little. start with susan in virginia susan you're the first caller what do you got? >> apple, phillip parish johnson control, washington real estate investment trust and bang of america. >> man i think this is actually terrific portfolio. i just want to see what that yield is for wre, great to have that. all right, four and a quarter this is a great combination of yield plays and industrial mixup and apple, which had a big breakout today. those who traded apple, you

don't know what you're doing. technology, bank of america which is inexpensive. johnson controls we'll call that auto. washington real estate phillip morris is yield and also growth because this is the international one, guys. so we got bank tech industrial auto, we got real estate investment trust and tobacco. that's perfect. with some nice yield. can't have yield in growth at these prices. patty in florida, patty? patty? >> caller: hello? >> hey patty, you're on. >> caller: hello. >> yes, patty, it's jim, go ahead. >> caller: oh, hi jim. >> hi patty. >> caller: more than a million thanks for everything. >> thank you. >> caller: i own intel, cypress semi monster, sketchers and under armor. >> all right. let me go to work with that patty.

darn, this is going to present a real problem. why? i like cypress very much and that merger expansion is great. i also like intel, brian is doing a remarkable job. intel's best performing stock in the dow last year. we'll have to part with intel. it's terrific cheap, but the cypress merger expansion is great, i want to keep that, of course, we'll add bristol myers. sketchers, i think they are doing a remarkable job. stock has been up big. monster energy and coca-cola buys them and under armor, kevin plank, the last thing i want to do. don't catch him in a dark ally. he will crush me -- he will. apparel, drink, tech bristol myers, drug, and oh i'm going to call this shoes and i'm going to call this athletic. no, i got to catch myself. we're going to have -- oh geez. oh i got to tell -- i got to say sell under ararmor.

he's going to come after me. they are both good companies, you have to pick one and you need diversified industrial and i'll recommend united technologies. it's on you. i amp not going to get in between under armor and sketchers and pick ones. i look both. maria in new york maria? >> caller: hi, jim, i can't tell you how excited i am to speak with you and i want to thank you for your constant help your insight and intelligence. you're phenomenal and i thank you. >> thank you very much. let's hope i can do a good job for you. >> caller: you already have but please tell me if i'm diversified, i'm new at this, seven or eight years. >> we're all new at everything. >> caller: i'm a retired schoolteacher and i think you're great. cyto, disney isis pharmaceutical and cypress semi conductor. >> yeah, this is a problem

because onco med and cypress are going to trade together. they shouldn't, they are different. notice the isis? notice that stock? we'll have to do is get rid of onco med and stick with stanley. disney remarkable job with a fantastic birthday february 10. so we'll do and put united technologies in there, yes, this is actionalertsplus.com name and then we'll do -- i want to put la la kweed martin in. anyway, stick with cramer. ♪ the all new, head turning cadillac ats coupe.

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