>> powder blue. >> mylan. at a certain point, just too damn cheap, like he said. >> watch your mouth. >> thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. "mad money" 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," welcome to cramerica. some people want to make friends, i'm just here to make you money. call me at 1-800-747-cnbc. look, we had an incredibly strong first quarter.

9% rally in the nasdaq. so it's pretty reasonable to get some profit taking now that the second quarter has begun, isn't it? the selloff this morning was totally natural, and it's something that needs to happen to shake out the weak hands, build a better long-term shareholder base for the bull. what's unusual is the strong rebound we got this afternoon, which only allowed the dow to close down 13 points, s&p to climb 6.2%. some stocks moved up gigant gigantically, especially the nasdaq stocks, at the same time, the economy may have had a weaker march than we would like. perhaps because of the lack of progress in washington. so at the very least, we should probably give back some of these big gains, particularly the ones who to me seem artificial, motivated by buyers who moved

the stocks themselves in order to enhance their first quarter performan performance. one of my closest observers on twitter tweeted today that when i appeared on the halftime report that i sounded more bearish than i have in a long time. i certainly didn't want to give that impression. i just think we should experience some profit taking until we get to earnings season. that said, after these big runs, it sure would help if president trump could get his way on some portion of his economic agenda, like the tax cuts that wall street is so desperate for. the longer that takes, the longer this market might need to spend in purgatory, meanwhile if you expect the market to climb, i think this is a chance to buy some high quality stocks at lower prices. that's the true extent of my

beerishness. and it really is controlled by how much they have already run. the newsletter that club members get where i talk about my charitable trust. and i'm obviously not going to pound the table to recommend wiring stocks, when my travel trust is waiting for a pull back. what stocks should work as we drift down? remember, i don't think we're going to have a sharp plummet, but a drift. i talked the growth stocks, the same goes for 3m and mcdonald's. all of these companies -- at a time when i think we need to go more global as the rest of the world is getting stronger. but their stocks could be jostled here before their report. i just want you to be ready for the jostling. it doesn't need any progress in

washington to move higher, therefore they will be terrific places to invest. where else to look? one thing i have learned that the winners of the first quarter tend to stay strong for the rest of the year, unless there's special situations where they're taken over. let's start with nrg, that's the utility that went wayward for many years, it's now recovering, having rallied more than 52% to date. this is a power generator, it's the nation largest. it's still on the rebound, it's still repairing itself. it wouldn't shock me if nrg had a few more points to the up side. and vertex pharma has been trying to develop a strong cystic fibrosis franchise, as

has seemed to have unlocked the code to this particular disease. this one traded in the 140s back when the market first thought it developed something good for cystic fibrosis before a set back. that's why i think this stock has room to run. oddly, arconic gave its name to the spinoff, choosspinoff,. arconic -- with elliott management trying to unseat the ceo clarence klein feld, and replace him with larry lawson, we own arconic in my travel trust, and it wouldn't -- that makes the stock a little fraud at these levels. even if it's down 4 bucks from

its high. it's too cheap on the possibility of a takeover, which i know the elliott guys would like to try something like that. but it's too expensive on earnings. first quarter's fourth best performer? this one's a lot easier, it's active vision blizzard. the game developer. we like to talk about big themes on this show, and video game makers like activation blizzard, they uniquely fit into the stay at home and entertain yourself thesis that has made a ton of money for viewers on this. of all the winners so far, this is one you can buy right here, right now and buy even more on a pull back. remember we thought about take two, how good that was. finally at number 5, there's e'

ncyte report. that comes on the heels of a similar deal with merck, i don't recommend a stock solely on the basis of takeover speculation, it's possible that merck or bristol myers actually does get some insight. the j & j partnership still lives, but takeover or no takeover, here's where i come down, i actually think incyte -- which is a naturals big step. let me reiterate, i haven't suddenly turned bearish, i just believe the market is due for some near term churning. and annual affair that almost always brings out sellers who

need to raise cash to pay uncle sam. i want the buyers to give them to us. i am happy to wait for lower prices, but if we don't get them, you know what? that will mean i was too caw husband, that's always a possibility. but after a strong start to the year, please don't mind me if i want to get a little picky, before i end up pulling the trigger. brent in maryland, brent? >> this is brent from maryland and on monday, means opening day boo-yah for you. >> i got a phillies game going on, i'm trying to not to look at it. >> i know you've been talking about earnings, i want to talk about twitter. >> sure. >> caller: i think the inscriptions and live moments are a great start. but as far as it ipo'd a few years ago, everybody ask asking how it can monetize it's --

here's the issue. i think the quarter's weak, and what's happened when we have weak quarters here, is even though there may be better times ahead, people cut numbers, people say negative things and the stock drops, i think what has to happen, you got to get this quarter out of the way, before you could possibly think this could be a better quarter. is the company worth more to an acquirer? is it worth something to somebody else, absolutely, but on a pure earnings basis, we get numbers slashes, and that cou could -- it is drifting down to an interesting level, though. neil in tennessee. >> >> caller: boo-yah from the tennessee mountains. with the price of oil and gas up and down and new pipelines being built all the time.

is kinder morgan a hold or a sell? >> kinder, remember, did slash its distribution. there are a bunch of others that did have to because they have better balance sheets and i recommend those over kinder. welcome to the second quarter, we anticipated some profit taking and that gives you bargains. i think you should wait for better prices, maybe i'm too cautious, that's just who i am. this is the fastest growth stock around, there's no disputing that, how can i be so sure? stick around and you'll find out. and chipotle has had a tough go of it since it's 2014 issues, is it time for a turn around? and a company capitalizing on the field, your phone and maybe even your garage. i'll tell you all about it just ahead. so stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad

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the brand is known worldwide for style, grace and power. but in a high end market, is the appetite for luxury as robust as the need for speed? and with so much horsepower can the stock be as stunning as the ride? >> what do you do with a ferrari that's been down the road? that's a question we need to answer, because the stock of ferrari which aptly trades under the symbol race, it's been flying lately, more than double the past 18 months and the crui cruising is crushing every other performer. ferrari used to be a smaller

piece of fiat chrysler until the big automaker spun off it's subsidiary a year or a year and a half ago. like an actual ferrari, i said this stock had an incredibly expensive valuation. there were some selling issues with the stock that made this company look more like it was due for a fall. it bolted all the way up to $60 on its first day of trading. ferrari swiftly started getting hammered. this one traded down to the low 30s. just a few months later. but a funny thing's been happening since a little more than a year ago, ferrari is coming back bigly, where the shares set a new all-time high just last week, making it the fastest growth stock out there. i couldn't resist, i have been teasing it like that all day. but it is fast growth stock.

and more importantly can ferrari continue to move here s? first some background, ferrari is a household name. when you think of the highest of the high end, just insanely high performance luxury sports car, this is what comes to mind. fiat started acquiring a major stake in ferry right up until 2009, and then it spun off early last year. i have to admit, i did not see this recent rally coming. i just didn't. what is behind it? when ferrari came public, the key question mark was whether the company could truly deliver on it's plans to ramp up from

9,000 vehicles to 25,000 in a year. that doesn't seem like very many. but these things sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars a piece. and the way that ferrari maintains -- up to 9,000 units by 2019 to avoid flooding the market with fancy sports car. however before the ipo, ferrari had never made over 7,500 cars. the other issue, even if ferrari could raise its production, could they also maintain their pricing power while making more cars? or will the increase in supply make them more exclusive and therefore less valuable. at the time of the ipo, i told you that ferrari would have to make 7,500 cars in 2015, and 8,000 cars in 2016. even better u management says they can make 8,400 vehicles

this year, that's about 100 more than necessary, and on the latest conference call, the ceo indicated that 10,000 cars might be in play in the not too distant future. 10,000 cars? so, yes, ferrari has been able to ramp production, but what about that pricing power i mentioned? that's a harder question to answer as ferrari is pretty cagey about what they're selling their cars for. ferrari rose 4.6% last year. in other words either ferrari is selling an incredible amount of spare parts or its pricing has held steady. i think the latter makes more sense. however there's more to this move than just the car business. ferrari has two more segments, one for engines. think maserati, alpha romero.

as well as the money their formula one racing team makes. for awith engine sales rising 55%, to 338 million euros, thanks to the success of the maserati, which runs on a fiat engine. they used to be part of the same company and in care of the same ceo, ferrari is making a killing from its engine business now. even the commercial division is up 7.10%, that was thanks to ferrari's formula one team. you're basically betting on things like racing results, but for you it's running on all cylinders. the company's made some major cuts to its selling, general and administrative costs, as it's gone public. along with ferrari's operating

budget has expanded up to more than 20%. the company has become a lot more rigorous in terms of costs within the house. there's one more positive factor that doesn't get much attention, the rebound of the european economy, which i have been telling you about for a long time now. ferrari is not just based in italy, but they're in the middle east, africa. in 201, this region saw an 8% growth. so ferrari the company is doing fabulously. but i'm hardly the first person to notice that race is off to the races. in recent months, the analysts have been climbing all over each other to recommend the stock and boost their price targets. which brings me to with the one big problem of this story. sure, ferrari's business is in great shape, but the stock is far from cheap, 31 times next year's earnings estimates. and remember, ferrari has doubled. stocks don't double in less than

14 months. when you see a red hot stock, you should never be afraid to admit that you are late to the party and you've missed the move. ferrari is in terrific shape, and it's very well run, but i worry that the easy money has already been made here. so for the moment, i'm staying on the sidelines with this one, regretting that i missed it. the stock of ferrari is like driving an actual ferrari, you need to be in love with risk just by buying it. i'm trying to maker do with this incredibly cool jacket that i got when ferrari went public on the new york stock exchange. chipotle has drug. i'll reveal it. the world's most destructive

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we are are investigating a cluster of e. coli infections. >> boston college says the number of students sickened from an outbreak of noro virus has reached 120. >> we're doing a lot to rectify this and to make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> we can assure you today that there is no e. coli in chipotle. >> give me a break. there is no e. coli in chipotle, i've been eating it all day. anyway, as the stock of chipotle gotten its groove back? ever since they got hit with a

wave of e. coli breakouts in 2015, i have been saying this over and over and over again, that restaurant chains can and do come back from these health scares, but according to history, it takes about 18 months for the numbers to turn around. for those of you who don't remember, chipotle stock went into free fall in october of 2015, when the first reports of illnesses started popping up in the media. share price tumbled from just below $700 down to $353 roughly 13 months later, last november. the darn thing got cut in half due to in store plummeting sales. but like i've been telling your for a year now, chipotle is a very well run company. the norovirus scare really got the clock started again. this is something we learn from looking at the trajectories of taco bell after they went

through similar things. chipotle is doing everything they can to prevent a peat of the outbreak. and also to improve the guest experience. it takes time. it takes time and of course money for this sort of come back to play out. sure enough, it's now been almost 18 months since the initial outbreak was reported and it sure seems like chipotle stock is trying to tell us something, that the darn thing is up over 20% over the last three months, and gained more than 100 points since last fall, climbing to more than $452. is this we have been waiting for? let's look back over the company's recent performance. before january, the company came out and said that it slashed it's fourth quarter earnings. they also told us that things had gotten much better over the

course of the quarter, with december same-store sales increasing by 4.7%. mostly based on the fact that the company's now past the food scare. on the other hand, chipotle's longer term guidance was a lot more sanguine. the company could earn $10 a share this year. put it all together and while the stock initially sold off sharply, the news, they quickly rebounded. remember that day, a lot of shorts got caught. at the end of the day it wound up rallying 40%. when they delivered it's quarterly numbers in january, the company's same store sales you by more than 24% in january, exactly the kind of pickup that we have been waiting for and expected. more importantly, at least in terms of figuring out where the

company is headed, the ceo gave us a lot more commentary about how they have been trying to turn things around. they have simplified online ordering and incorporated more home delivery services into their platform. and they had the largest advertising campaign in company history. the idea is to remind people how much better chipotle is than the competition, with better tasting food made with higher quality ingredients. management suggested the previous $10 earnings target was still in play. they also reiterated that they expect same store sales growth in the high single digits this year. that would be a major improvement over last week's decline. panera shot up, high single store digits would put chipotle

back on track to being the best in breed. but the company has been experiencing higher than expected labor costs, that won't matter when it comes to earnings, after chipotle reported in early february, most of the analysts who follow the stock, took the same line, sure the company is improving, but we need to see more evidence of a turn around before we can believe this pick up in business is for real. mar maybe that's why about 15% of the flow of this stock is short. if you wait much longer for this turn, i think you'll end up missing a lot of these games, chipotle is turning around, although it's happening pretty slowly. the company's same store sales are rising by leaps and bounds, we know from past health scares that a reacceleration seems to be an early indicator that the company is on the rise, even if

the earnings lack improvement. the turn is arriving pretty much on schedule. the company is coming back, the sales are improving, but the earnings are a somewhat different story. chipotle has been spending a lot of money to drive traffic. this is what most of the analysts are really worried about, the higher labor costs, the higher food costs, one with technology and marketing investments will weigh heavily on what the company is making after it's sales, in other words the company's margins. these play on the company's stock, making it the most expensive stock in the group. i don't think that's going to happen, but it doesn't need to keep the stock going higher. i think all these estimates costs are actually more important than how hard they're working to bring customers back. they have run some extremely effective coupon campaigns, i think they can do it, which is why this move makes sense, and

why i wouldn't be at all surprised that after that panera chatter and takeover talk, which is not going to happen here, i think the stock is set to run. i have told you over and over that it takes roughly 18 months for a restaurant chain to come back from one of these health scares, and chipotle is about to reach that point. it sure seems to me that the stock has hit bottom. granted that the recovery is in its infancy, and the company needs to keep executing. time for chipotle to put the rest of the puzzle together. i recommend that you home gamers hang on for the ride, and new buyers wait for the dip that will happen after this fast run up we had today, and then grab it and go. duvia in utah. >> caller: hi, jim, how are you? >> i am good. how about you? >> caller: i'm good. so my question is about pepsi.

it's currently trading at nearly two weeks high, i'm wondering should i wait for a pull back, or should i go ahead and buy it. >> this is an interesting question, people say what's the different between $111 and $105. i'll tell you what the difference is. you buy it here and it goes to 105 or 106, you're just angry and mad, i say start small, and what wait for a little pull back. so yes, i do want you to wait for a pull back, because i just don't like people to pick some stock and then see it go down five, six points and say what m i doing and then sell, just when they should be buying more. ken in mississippi, ken. >> caller: ken in mississippi, good to talk to you, sir. quick question, i bought panera this year, more in february, two

questions, is this still a long-term stock and is the news of the buyout a red flag? >> the travel trust had a huge gain, we sold it, didn't go this high. the company said nothing today, tomorrow morning if nothing happens, the stock's going to drop, but i think you should take a huge profit because no one ever got hurt taking one. the pieces are all there, people, chipotle just needs to put them together a bit. so i want you to hang on for the ride if you're there, because we're almost at where they start coming back in terms of same-store sales and earnings. much more "mad money" ahead, including a stock that's been a friend to the farmer. what caused the double digit move on fmc on friday? and in this market, only the strong survive. the list might surprise you. all of your calls, rapid fire,

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it's better to be lucky and good. i told you it was time to buy fmc comp, and then a month ago i reiterated this stock wasn't getting enough credit from wall street. they make all sorts of crop protection products, and the company has a sizable lithium division. think tesla, and i'm still a big believer in the story. last week if you owned fmc, you got very lucky. the stock soared after we learned that dupont was selling a significant part of its crop protection business to fmc in order to get its merger with dow chemical approved by the anti-trust regulators, i love these situations where you got a motivated seller like dupont, who needs to part with some valuable division to get a deal done. so it's no wonder that fmc stock rose friday on the news.

this stock has had a nearly 80% gain. whenever a name like this has this kind of move, we got to ask ourselves, is it time to ring the register, or are we simply witnessing the beginning of yet another extended rally. in other words can fmc keep roaring? let me put it this way, if you liked fmc before this due pocpo deal, you should absolutely love it now, that the company is making a truly transformational acquisiti acquisition. before the acquisition, the company was a tremendous company, they bought business from europe. a roaring lithium business and a kind of sleepy health and wellness division. it posted a pretty large revenue miss, something that made investors somewhat skittish. we told you to stick with it anyway, because we liked what we saw under the hood. for example, the agriculture division saw it's sales decline

by 6%, but the operating income rose by 75%. fmc's lithium business saw it's sales increase by less than 1%, but it's operating -- health and nutrition, up 3%. also the slowest earnings growth. that's why i think this dupont deal is really important, although it's a truly complicated transaction. basically dupont is giving fmc the biggest chunk of it's fantastic crop protection business in a kooirnd of a trade, fmc is giving dupont it's health and wellness slurolution. the eu is basically forcing dupont to sell this crop protection business. i know that dupont did covet

fmc's portfolio. that's why i think it's more of a win-win than most people say it is. that's why they're getting out of the not so exciting health and wellness game. while doubling down on the most aggressive area around the globe, agriculture. and what they're getting is a large portion of dupont's crop initiative, some of the best in the business. specifically, fmc's getting its hands on an industry leading performance. all which nicely complement the company's existing ag business. fmc is getting dupont's research and development pipeline. that contains 15 synthetic active ingredients that are currently being studied. remember when ms. coleman when she was the ceo of dupont used

to talk about these research centers? fmc is going from a small player into a fierce competitor here. pretty much overnight fmc is going to become a power house in this amazing agriculture chemical space. it will be the world's fifth largest crop protection plan, after this deal closes, and there's such a scarity of these companies out there. some investors say these new businesses will general rates $1.5 billion this year, and the deal will be immediately added to their earnings, their geographic foot print will become more -- getting rid of the health and news trigs business, actually lowers fmc's -- once this deal gets done, this company is going to be transformed. it is going to be 90% crop protection. it will be easier to understand pure play of an industry that's currently in recovery. i think that will make it even

easier for these guys to spin off the red hot lithium division. fmc's management told us, and i quote, we will operate lithium as a stand alone business within fmc, and our strategic inintent that we will speed off lithium as a publicly traded company. our focus on successfully integrating today's acquisition, we do not expect to announce any such spinoff before the end of 2018, end quote, so we have to wait a year and a half before we get to the lithium spin. i think it has possibility to create another wave of endless value. and the rise of electric cars has created tremendous demand for this stuff, there's a huge shortage. while a lap top might need an ounce of lithium, an electric car needs 30 pounds of the

stuff. look it just bested it's delivery rates in its first quarter to 25,000 deliveries, you better believe that fmc's lithium division is going to make a fortune. when two colossal companies like dow and dumopont merge, the regulator also force them to sell off smaller companies. until last friday, fmc was a small fish in the crop protections base. but with the purchase of some of the crown jewels of dupont's ag business, it's about to get much, much bigger. even though fmc stock has already roared here, i bet it's got a lot more room to run. and that's without even factoring in the spinoff of its sexy lithium business somewhere down the road. "mad money" is back. after the break. the break. who wants a donut?

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starting with michael in maryland. >> caller: boo-yah jim, how you been? >> i'm good, how are you michael? >> caller: pretty good. i'm looking to invest in the verizon stock. >> i love verizon. i like the yield too. how about travis in tennessee? travis? >> caller: hi, jim, thank you for taking my call. what do you feel is a good priors point to take part in randgold resources? >> you can buy it here, this is easily a good time for gold, i'm doing a round table about it, that includes gold for the street on wednesday. and i think it's fine right here. i like gold, i like randgold. let's go to bob in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. jim, i'm asking about nectar therapeutics, nktr, apparently

they just went through phase three with a nonaddictive opiod analgesic, and i don't have to tell you that even our above for here in new jersey is involved with this opiod epidemic, it's global, the market for painkillers is about $20 million and as far as i know this company is in the lead. it's gone through phase three. >> there's plenty of companies trying to do what nectar is doing. you're absolutely right, the opiod epidemic is the worst. but i think yourself is a very interesting speck. let's go to buck in nevada. buck? >> caller: boo-yah, boo-yah, jim cramer. >> how are you? >> caller: good. my question is, actually i got a two-part question. >> go ahead, two part. >> caller: all right, what do you think bank of america gross

here. and do you think that if management of bank of america is doing the right thing by adding back stock rather than paying a higher dividend to the shareholders which are the backbone of the company? >> remember, buck, i think they are very hemmed in by the previous administration. i would like to see exactly what the trump administration allows them to do. i believe there's two rate hikes and bank of america is a goodbye. we'll see the numbers on friday for the employment. and on wednesday we debt the notes. i think 1.5 down, and 3 up. and that's a ratio i don't mind. it's had a big run since the election. let's go to walter in massachusetts. walte walt walter? >> caller: hey, how are you going, jim. eagle bull shipping. >> i do not like the bull shippers, i do not like the crude oil plays, i just don't want to be in that business.

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how come marriott, marriott vacations worldwide and windham keep hitting new highs in the first quarter? why does cbs and 20th century fox still in the running when

television is supposed to be dying? i think the answer is that the internet isn't actually going to kill either group's bread and butter after all. it's as true for the hotel business as it is for television. i remember interviewing the ceo of marriott vacations worldwide a short time ago. this vacation company's stock was selling at only 30%. with a 10% growth rate. why is it down there? for the same ran that marriott and windham -- the sense that no matter how well they did. it can't possibly meet the incredible amount of demand, it can't be nearly as the bears

thought it was. the bears had control of the dial. and they ran with it. but they were wrong. how about fox and cbs. people figured these old media plays were just huge casualties of facebook and twitter and snap and yahoo. but we now recognize that only google and facebook have the mass to muput a dent in those t networks. in many case that is didn't even do the job that television does, because television has enough programming that needs to be viewed live so you can't avoid the ads. network television, even local television, if for example you look at the strength of nexstar, it simply can't be duplicated by the web. they may be able to buy back giant amounts of stock, gobs of it. windham worldwide had 162 shares

outstanding. now it only has 107 million shares, cbs had 664 million shares out there, now it's down to 424 million shares, these are staggering numbers. buy back, just thin numbers from time-warner, which had 1.06 billion shares in 2011 and will most likely finish it's public existence. why are these execs so kbref in buying back stock more than any other industry? simple, their smarter than the average bear, as the beerinars stachbtly -- so television should be child's play, but if someone has written for a defunct paper. just not economic when the internet.

magazines pretty similar, many thought radio had more staying power, but the answer was too intrusive and horrendous, and we have sirius for earning else. better competition more than just a few. the support cutters gal lore, the number of overall viewers never dropped the way reader ship did. now we know there's still plenty who want to bet against the networks. it's still as simple as you hear. tv still has the viewers, it still has the advertisers, only overbuilding of the hotels can hurt them, not the web. and that hasn't happened yet. certainly we need to be skeptical, but we can't be so closed minded as to laugh at the executives who may know a heck of a lot more about their businesses and how they're really faring than the bear dos.

and with both television and hotels, you would have done much better to listen to them rather than the short sellers, in fact these could be great places to go if we get the pull back i'm expecting right into earnings season. stick with cramer. with cramer. is data that canake the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight.

. kind of a theme to tonight's show, i want to wait for my prices, i just want stocks to come down to the level where i feel more confident and if they go down more i can buy more and not freak out. that is a key part of investing, not freaking out, not panicking, and take this incredible company, this is a fantastic company, my problem is i missed it. i let it go up without me, and i can't now go chase, i don't want you to chase, that's where the problems really are. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise i will find it just for you on "mad money," i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow.

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