don't need to go in and buy this stock tomorrow. everything i said about this company, nothing's changed. >> again, qs down by about 1%. "mad money" 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. i promise to help you find it. "mad money starts now. hey, i'm cramer, welcome to c cramer oi ca. call me or tweet me. if you want to judge the health of a given market you have to think of how many days there are to win. or lose. which is tech stocks. the markets are for you to make

mon money. facebook, amazon, netflix, google. right now, even on a nothing day, where the dow is inching up 13 points. s th nasdaq -- i see a lot more ways to win than lose. the winning companies are a lot smaller and harder to understand. the losers are as plain as the nose on my face. elephant in the room, apple. here's a company that reported an okay number. decent highlights. it's the world's largest company, so we care. quite excellent service revenue stream, we'll be talking about for a long time. ipad pro numbers, i like that, it was terrific. that said, apple's now dealing from a hangover. kind of what you could describe as massive proportions. strong sales last year.

the hangover's extended to the once red-hot asian market. in some ways, even apple misjudged how truly strong its cell phone sales were. it's hitting a reset button. a reset down and down big. as estimates for both phones and earnings are going to come off really badly tomorrow. now, there's a cushion. there's a dividend boost. there's an even bigger buy back, but you can tell many have given up on this company as a one trick pony. i have been saying it will be tough. the headaches will reverberate throughout the tech food chain tomorrow. and the stocks that didn't go down last year, along with microsoft will go down tomorrow, of course, that includes twitter. what do i want to do? apple will be don a lot. and i've said after -- if you have not -- as i looked at the game plan, you haven't bought it yet. maybe you'll wait tomorrow.

or actually probably the next day. >> i think it's in good company. it's worth a lot. not expensive. i think the iphone 7 beckons. let me give you the ways to win. i want to sing the praises, for instance, of the oils. i know who cares. we're only supposed to talk about apple? no. this is a group that let us down for ages. as oil bounces back to normal level. somewhere around $50 a barrel, you're going to see natural wins. they reported a monster quarter. gigantic one. holding the line on spending, because the quality is so much better than people thought. in response, the stock rallied to more than $11. i know apple's down 10. this is up 11. pioneer did a 12 million share offering at 117? that turned out to be boring. resources, they have similar prosmekts like pioneer. they report next wednesday.

not lost to me, concho already up. cimmerex just as good. u.s. supply declining, oil's going to have an up year. these may be the best remaining ways to play it. they fit into making money. the clock is ticking on the majors. they should have bought pioneer. i think companies like cimmerex and concho won't stay down forever. royal dutch made a huge bid for bj. spending 70 billion to buy it. if they had waited they could have gotten it a third lower. how about now? bp reported a good number last night. they could make a bid. so could ox dental. needless to say, so could

chevron. concho, cimmerex. the second major way to win, as we all obsess on alphabet going through 700. right now, we're starting to get some positive numbers in the overall economy. a subtle improvement in housing, increase in lending. a better bond market. they couldn't give the banks a chance to make a lot more money. most important, a stronger oil patch that's not going to ruin the balance sheets. this group's equal in size. earlier this year, we discovered how truly on the hook the big banks were. wells fargo, jp morguen, bank of america have been trashed by loans that hadn't gone bad yet. but looked like they were about to. the whole group plummeted. many of the loans seemed in danger of failing may well be solvent. there's been reserves taken, there's been over concern. and given the recent rebound in

oil, the market's negative response, that looks like an over reaction. that's the case? they're under valued. there could be consolidation. we had a bank ceo. the thing this industry has lacked is merger activity. maybe it's starting yet. doesn't hurt that bernie broke up the banks. banks aren't the only company suffering collateral damage. how about general electric. that had been held back by oil and gas. not any more. price of crude keeps climbing. estimates will come up. let me say i agree with nelson peltz. dividend boosts along with oils continued to move higher. it's a growth company. apple is not a growth company. i'm only refer together inand

the yang. don't look now, the dollar is beginning to weaken. companies are finally talking about it. dupont had a great conference call today. the greenback has gone from a head wind to a tail wind. remarkable transformation there. here's something to keep an eye on. johnson and johnson. abve, caterpillar, ibm, that got a boost. all of these are huge beneficiaries from a weaker dollar. why don't we mention ge, honey well, don't give up on 3m either. you know what else is winning here? how about the fence. lockheed martin reported the kind of quarter that so many investors are searching for. a nice boost in sales. raise guidance, i'm perfectly sanguine about companies that put up strong results. the profits will be bountiful when that happens down the road. it's happening now in the case of defense stocks where an increased military budget can be expected. hillary's more hawkish than

obama and any republican will be too. one look at china tells me as much as you think we're spending, it ain't enough. world's already lining up for lockheed's air missile defense system. so yes, we've got tech and then we have everything else. it's so easy to focus on tech, because it's miserable. this is my bottom line. with when there are so many ways to win from stock issuance. rising budgets. takeovers, weaker dollar, we have to stay focused. or we can focus on apple, microsoft. you know what i say, you can own those. i'm not telling you not to. let's stay positive, even as we know a portion of the portfolio is deeply embedded in the house of pain. tom in ohio, tom. >> listen to you in the morning and the evening.

>> can't get enough of me? >> talk to my wife, she's had it. >> my question for you is horizon pharma. whether to buy more, hold or sell. >> we're in the j & j market, we don't want to full around. the market is putting a premium on high growth. by the way, exxon lost its aaa balance sheets. not many companies can claim that. can i speak to david in new york, please. david? >> i'm calling about louisiana lemon, i know it's nearing # $59. should i buy in now, wait for a pull back. >> i think you buy half now, half later, i think the company, if i were vf corp, i would take a swing at them, even nike. how about todd in ohio, todd? >> caller: double boo-yah to mr. kramer. >> i see your two boo-yahs and

raise you a triple boo-yah. >> caller: we learn a tremendous amount from you. your thoughts on buying harley-davidson at this time? >> i was on one this weekend with my friend michael haley, who just bought one. that's great, i don't think i want to buy the stock, i want good dividends and what i regard as being continuing momentum. i'm giving you permission to buy a hog like the one i was on. and i whited it at jim cramer. i strapped my hands across its engines, not the stock. the market's giving you more opportunities, more options to make money. you focus on what's winning. and what's losing, the slow ones now, they'll later be fast. mad money tonight. the one chart that could be put into a bullish sign. very the stocks that will be in the center of the move. norfolk southern's jump in

profit yesterday. did i mention apple? i'll tell you it's time to hitch a ride with norfolk. it's a critical new reality for the digital age. companies and governments spend their money on hack attacks. i have an under the radar screen name that's going to be down with all the other tech stocks. maybe you ought to think about it. stick with kramer.

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the commodity, chemical companies of metals. why does that matter? these are the stocks that tend to war when the global economy is getting better. you see the basic materials group go strong. it means things are about to improve in a major way. he's a terrific technician who's the managing director -- we get a better read on what's happening. it becomes important even his tech sun seems to be setting for now. >> the basic materials sector is breaking out to the up side. no question. we're going to start with an etf. take a look at the xlb. the best proxy for the entire group. last week the xlb managed to close above 46.50. that had been holding the

materials backs since last summer. this is the hurtle they've tried to beat. >> it really is kind of telling versus where the arrows pulse before. beyond that, just as the xlb was breaking out. we have one of the most bullish patterns you'll ever see. the golden cross, where the shorter term 50 day moving average. crosses above the longer average. that's the red. this is the kind of thing that technicians tend to salivate over. if you want to sign the base materials on the wall street fashion show. a breakout pass coupled with a golden cross is about as good as it gets. this is one plus one, which means that. want you to take a look at the

xob's moving conversion. at roughly the same moment. the mac d, where the black line crosses above the blue one. you can see that happening right here. it's one of the most reliably positive signs. higher highs and lows. just like the xlb itself. and you have one really pretty chart. let's do some specifics. now that we looked at this broader etf. why don't we consider alcoa, a company i've been talking about endlessly. a separate entity focused on high value added engineering products. skins and tons of parks of airplanes. especially by the way, engines. alcoa reported two weeks ago. stock got hit, but ever since then this thing's been roaring.

including another good day today. based on the expectations of the results we saw. the stock is down nearly 10% from where it was right before the company reported. makes sense. what can ponzi tell us about alcoa's daily chart. it's a classic breakout. they recently crossed the long term resistance that had repulsed it. repeatedly failed. ponzi likes that al koa is inverted head and shoulders formation. wow! isn't that terrific? now, that's not shampoo. it looks like a person's head and shoulders upside down. the inverse head and shoulders is the most bankable pattern. maybe the single most bankable pattern there is. simple fact is, the vast

majority of the time you see this pattern, we're going to get a higher move. the base, the stock could rally all the way up to 14 bucks which happens to be my target. and that's the resistance. >> talk about a huge move, i think it's going to do that right into the breakup, that's a breakup. look, that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this chart. what else does he see. alcoa has recently made the same kind of golden cross. the 50 day moving average and made for every technically oriented trader out there. this is about as sexy as a chart

can get. i know porn when i see it. as for the fundamentals, regular viewers know i'm a huge fan. i like the rising tide intended for the government to slap import duties to dump china aluminum. it's become more attractive. the price of alum numb is up nicely since alcoa reported. this is not just about metals, but about the basic building blocks of gdp growth. it includes commodity chemicals. here's a stock they never talk about. eastman kodak, i know that dates me. it's like a brownie camera. eastern stock roared higher again today.

there's an addition al piece tht makes them exceptional. cup and handle formation. this has everything that tech doesn't have. when you see this kind of created cup and handle pattern. the stock is usually rated higher. this chart is like an iron. >> one last -- when it's on. take a gander at the daily chart. i never talk about this one. it's a small engineering construction company with a stock that broke out last week. mass tech has the golden cross. and ponzi thinks it has a lot more room to run. can you imagine, these are picture perfect. and tech by the way, looks exactly the opposite. these are opposites are not

attractive. the charges make it clear that the material stocks are breaking out. that includes alcoa, eastman chemical. and mastec. the real takeaway, is that these stocks only behave this way when we're enteringering into the early to middle stages of the world wide economic advantage. all these are screaming. and that's very good news for a whole host of other sectors too. ♪ >> much more "mad money" ahead. including my information from the ceo, looking at clues whether cyber security could be in style. norfolk southern seems to be gaining steam. i'll tell you how the company's protecting itself from falling freight. it was october in 2014 and oil was trading near 90 dollars a

barrel. some companies are concerned that the price of oil could go dramatically lower. >> 7? >> maybe even lower. >> cramer's checking in with the former ceo of cheniere energy. my mom loves giving me advice. she even gives me advice...

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if you go to buy stocks, you need to know the companies are making aggressive cuts of where they need to be. whether you like it or not, firing people is a very straightforward way to save money. let's consider the best example so far let's consider the case of the giant railroad that is norfolk southern. who wants to own a stock in the company with that level of sales declin decline/disappointments. who needs that. the market's not saying that, not at all. the company cut its expenses by 264 million or 13%. minus 6% on the revenues. plus 13% expense cut. 25% gain. northern southern's very share friendly over the years

repurchase another $800 million with stock. that's what layoffs do. the profits are flowing back to you what these cost cuts mean for the future. most of the cargos are well going south. chemicals down 3%. coal down 23. ag and paper and forest up 3. autos increase by 16 let's overlay these numbers that norfolk southern serves. we know our feed stock for chemicals is natural gases. why won the we believe that chemical cargos can get better over time. coal's going to be done going down and it will be flat, why? even though we won't be building any new coal plant in this

country coal still makes up an astounding 33% of our power generation. it's what we rely on. writing off cole at this point is just plain foolish. the cost of moving it will have gone down as well. >> what we're hearing from dupont this morning agriculture is coming back after a big meltdown. reasonable we might be at some sort of a low. that involves shipping big trailers from one place to another. our roads keep getting worse. you and i know that. i think trains are a better way to move trailers. i don't see it slowing down any time soon. average car is 20 years old. we don't know how much of any of these cargos is going overseas.

we know as the dollar gets weeker, it's only going to grow. what does it mean for you if you get the pickup i expect over the next 18 months, a huge percentage of that new business will fall right to the bottom line thanks to these cost cuts. the expense structure leans. that's why the stock continues to roar. we know from this railroad shareholder philosophy, you're going to see these gains. i could have picked dozens of companies, i picked norfolk southern because they were laid out the best. when business picks up, their earnings are going to explode higher. i say all aboard, by the time business comes back, the stock could be a lot higher, even as norfolk southern has travelled from $64 just a few months ago. james in texas.

>> i wanted to know your position on gold corp. >> i don't think it's particularly well run. the gold company i've been recommending is rand gold. always welcome to the show. he tells the best story. i'm picking a stock, i want you to know job cuts matter. norfolk southern has a one track mind right now. any company doing that right now, it's going to see its stock go higher, things are going to get better out there. the average data breach will cost the corporate giant $6 million. your energy is shipped out, liquefied natural gas. who was missing for the momentous occasion? the man who made it happen tonight. i'm talking to suki about its new business venture, competing directly with its former employer, and why he left.

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i always like to talk about the fashion show. different groups are always going in and out of style. everyone wants to get their hands on beaten down cyclical companies that can put up better numbers. the people buying these stocks need to get their money from somewhere. that's why the pure growth companies are getting a lot less love than they used to. if you think long term, this kind of rotation can create opportunities. this is a powerful secular golf theme that is not going anywhere soon. secular growth is out of style at the moment. which brings me to pfpt, a cyber based security company. they interpreted to be the most vulnerable part of any network. they expanded cloud storage, instant messaging. the top and bottom might be 48% billings growth, strong fore

guidance. these numbers dramatically topped wall street's expectations. the big dadsdy of the cyber security industry that we have favored for so long. three dollars in the news from 53 to 56. i think this thing would have been up much more. find out more about the quarter and its company's prospects. welcome to mad money. with the exception of a hand full of companies, you're partnered with everybody, aren't you? >> we think partnerships are important. a nice tail wind for our business. >> you've got the top five u.s. banks. and three of the top five retailers. four out of the top five companies. >> cyber security is a big

problem. as you mentioned in your opening. companies are being attacked through fishing attacks that come through e-mail. that's where we come in. >> targeted attack protection is something i see. i'm a retailer, i come in, what does that keep me from having bad. >> it stops fishing attacks. these are messages directed at individuals, often times with the malicious attachment, could be ransom wear, it could be stealing some type of confidential information. or a link sending you off to a website. this is the way cyber criminals are getting into our lives today. >> the e-mail i have, they usually spell words wrong, are you talking about sites that look exactly like what we thought might be amazon or a wall street journal or something

like that? >> the full range we're seeing a whole range. this is one of the big issues today. in those messages, there's no malwear, there's no attachment that's malicious. people are struggling with us. >> when you started, you said you had seasonality. >> i think that there's broad recognition that this is a problem today, and in q 1 we had good linearity in the quarter. we saw very good linear regularity. i think it speaks to the strength in the market for us. as a company, we don't drive our

business around big breaches. we have consistent behavior from the buyers. >> that's important to me. it's mentioned in the document. so i think it's fair game. you're talking about fire eye. i associate rightly or wrongly when there's an incidents. this is something that's for you, you're in a different plane. >> we have not built our business around those big breaches. customers are coming to us, they see those issues, they need their help. >> talk to me about the palo alto partnership. i would think we have everything. it's obviously that they didn't or we would partner with you. >> it's been a great relationship. we recognize the fact that customers want to be able to share the threat intel and capabilities across vendors. effectively what we've done is, we decide whether something is malicious. we ask palo alto whether it's

malicious. >> we don't charge anything for this. we make the world better. >> i'm reading today, i know it's far afield. we're going to attack isis cyber security. are we that good? >> we are, actually. >> we are, really? the good guys are good? tell me. there is this transition going from defense to offense. i think we have the ability to do that. i presume you know where we speak. >> we're not an active participant. we see what's possible. >> and you have faith in what we're doing? >> i have faith in what we're doing. >> these guys really are on fire. unbelievable, when you get the 40 plus%. more mad money after a break. thanks man.

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let's start with bob in new jersey. bob? >> caller: boo-yah jim. palo alto, a recommended buy for 2016? >> have to think about 20167 and 2018. apple, which i think you should own and not sell. it's going to bring down palo alto. gabe in michigan. gabe? >> thanks for your wealth of knowledge and insight you share with all of us at home. i appreciate that. very much so. >> my question with the attractive ratio is flm. sallie mae. >> that stock's come down huge. i have to do more work on it. $6 stock. even though i don't trust the student loan market. let me do some work. i need to go to mike in georgia. >> how about a great big georgia bulldog boo-yah. >> what's shaken?

>> my stock is btc. >> it's got a good yield and it's at a good straightforward business. and it fits the pattern of what i like here. i think you're okay. >> how about leslie in maryland. >> boo-yah, jim. small biotechs have been crushed. >> have they ever. >> mike weiss, he's a good manager, remember, stocks aren't working. we're just putting them away, if we want to do a little spec. we don't like to spec in a declining market like this, let's go to jeff in new jersey. jeff? >> boo-yah to you. i want to ask you -- earnings are coming up, what do you expect? >> on fitbit? >> fitbit? okay, fitbit is a stock that's trying to fight its way back. apple, going to cut the price to

watch. these are very different businesses. i like fit bit for the long term. i always like to add when i've been wrong. how about sylvia in illinois. >> hi, jim. what's your take on boston beer? >> i didn't think it was that good a quarter. you know my favorite constellation are bestsellers. >> yes? >> on the f stop. >> dave in illinois. dave? >> dr. kramer, a quintessential biopharma company. >> you need them to be able to get your drugs through the fads. let me just say, no, i didn't think they did a good job. and i don't like the stock. i know a lot of people on twitter say -- i want the disease cured. it's a terrible disease. but i have also got a job at trying to get people into the

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we spent a lot of time talking about oil on the show. what about natural gas. a few years ago, we could liquefy cheap natural gas. gas is so hard to transport across the ocean. we have to freeze it. prices for natural gas in europe were much higher than we were here. if we could produce the stuff here, sell it over in china, you'd make a fortune from 2010 through the beginning of 2015, this thing was unstoppable about the concept has taken a beating. these days natural gas in asia sells for 4.$4.24.

it's a lot less lucrative than it was a few years ago. china's economy is turning. euro europe's getting steam. there's one man who understands this industry better than anyone else, the founder and former ceo of energy. he's clearly still a believer, because a couple months ago, he co founded a new company. which is focused on building low cost terminals along the gulf coast. welcome back to mad money. how are you? >>. >> i have to tell you. you came along when the stock was at 8. i cannot imagine that you're not cheniere what happened? >> a difference of opinion and maybe a little bit of misconception. >> you founded the company?

>> yes. >> who would differ in opinion with you that they would tell you to leave? >> carl icon. >> joins the board, says this guy is not doing his job? >> no, this guy is not doing what i want him to do. >> which is slow down? >> no, just pay dividends and use the cash to return cash to the shareholders. the first one, there's no cash to return until 2019. the coche flow is paying for the later trends. he didn't understand that. the second thing is, even when you get to 2019, you have a choice, you either continue to invest in the company or you distribute cash to the shareholders, you cannot do both. >> right, now, i understand -- i talked short term about the price. you always felt you have to take a longer term. you always tald me 10-20 years. mr. icahn's vision was a shorter vision than yours? >> yes. >> there's a board. anded board either listened to

you or to him. they obviously decided to take his judgment. >> yes. >> why is that? >> you would have to ask him. >> okay. that's fair enough. that's -- i understand you stayed on for a couple of months. >> i stayed for a couple months, because i'm still a significant shareholder. i want to make sure the strategy they had chosen was really what they wanted to implement. >> if you try to make this into a utility, you don't want to do that, you're a growth guy, why not sell every share. >> some of the shares i can't sell, because i want to get vested for another year or two. >> it wasn't -- did icahn say you're making too much money, and want you out of my face. we disagree. so on an amicable basis. >> it was amicable?

>> yes. >> you have a different view of what you want to do p.m. have you a better opportunity to do something else. >> the company is going back to the original plan of a long term view. it's better to lock in with you. >> i had been working with martin. to develop a better opportunity. we had developed some opportunities we thought we could do together. i didn't want to do what i wanted to do. they made both of us. >> very, very, very accomplished oil gas man. >> you are -- you're directly. you even announced your company on a day, what would have been the day where i would have been down smashing a champagne bottle, right? >> i wasn't invited. >> okay, i have the edge on you.

>> you built the company? >> yes. >> and why would you buy the stock? why did he buy the stock, fully knowing what your vision is, which is the vision for your new company, a long term ka loss as which takes a new -- maybe five percent of natural gas and makes a fortune off of it. a year ago, maybe 18 months ago, you remember that some companies, especially in the m & p space. had convinced the world you could zrik unite cashflow and still invest in the company. i always said that was not a sustainable business model, you could not do this forever. and, therefore, i determined to continue to invest the cash into the business.

>> you've been completely consistent with us, this is a long term business. you raised 24 million from new company. and that's going to be involved. you've also said it's billions of dollars that you need. >> at least 24 million from outside investors. i've invested 15. we're at 40 million now. >> you got greenfield? >> yes. you still believe that even though prices come down, it's the right thing to do? you suspect that you will have any problem raising all the big capitol you need. it is as you taught us -- it's a very capital intensive business. >> the last time i came to see you. the first time, in 2010, 2011, i was almost bankrupt, i had $700 million of debt, it's a lot easier this time. >> talk to us about the world. oil's come down, you when oil was much higher, you told us it could be cut in half. came on, no one else believed. you predict long term that natural gas is going to be in

short supply. except in this country. any change in your forecast now? >> i think oil is hanging the other direction. >> going north? >> going north. >> i remember you said it could go back to 50, 60. >> no, i think it's going to -- it's never going to reach the incredibly important. last time i told you, there's no particular reason for why it should stop. it's going to go down as far as it has to. and now i've reversed my position. it's going to go up as far as it has to. you have to destroy demand. you can't effect supply in the short term. and we've taken sayre of all the capacity on a global basis. everybody's producing at maximum capacity. >> you have a couple million maybe? >> no, fictitious. they have 10 1/2 billion in production. they could go up to 11. and then after that, they have to make investments or they damage their formations. >> fair enough.

>> they can't really go with that significant investments to 12 million barrels. >> just again for your great -- your vision which is so right, we still have the most natural gas, there's going to be long term demand. the model still works, you made it so the trains are less expensive to build? >> yes. >> and the demand is going to continue to grow. we'll have two or three years of supply and then. >> you came on, you more than quintupled from when you first came on, and when you left. so thank you very much from our viewers. the co-founder and director of tellurian investments. new company. not cheiniere. made a lot of money with them. y. even stream the one where he creates the girl. with unlimited data, you can stream all the anthony michael hall movies you want. i wonder what he's up to these days maybe he's shopping in an at&t store?

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