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what -- here we go back to the new normal each as the torrential rains continue to wreak havoc on life in texas, after opening down big, i mean like big, horrible the averages had a huge turn, with the dow bouncing almost nearly 200 points, closing up 57 points s&p gained and nasdaq climbed 0.3% it was quite a turn around that could have some follow through so what's the new normal that drove today's action, including the intraday comeback. america's not the world's policemen any more sure, an attack on japan is like an attack on us. but if north korea ever sends a missile at japan instead over it, that missile needs to be headed off the question here is who pays for the patriot missile system

the answer, trump's views on foreign policy is easy you can expect japan to pay and they'll be buying the missiles from raytheon. i know the rally seems long in the tooth, from lockheed to the often asked about cratos if there's one thing countries will keep spending money on, it's defense now that north korea has developed icbms, missile defense is paramount i don't think the days of duck and kover from my childhood where we put our heads and our coveys at school in order to survive nuclear war are making a comeback any time soon can you believe that that happened to me. normal luxury houses come with the fancy fallout shelter that you stock with canned goods. we could bldn't afford it. then there was a scary yellow

and black signs that were supposed to tell us if we went in that buildingwere safe. instead, many countries will need to have missile defense systems, since the north koreans have no aptitude of tra jek jeie but know how to launch with impunity you'll hear more defense chatter. don't sell these stocks. second part of the new normal. the weak dollar is front and center another little talked about other than on "mad money" positive you can always tell when your currency is really quaweak whent fairs badly against a country that could be under thermal nuclear war attack any minute now. and it's the rally of the euro against the dollar, something i've been harping on since this year began my wife bought a piece of property in italy. she likes italy, but it was a great way to profit from the

currency that's been distressed for too long, given the reformation of the financial system and the acceleration in the european economy this euro rally means that european exporter also have much less of an advantage for our companies. so when the german market and europe markets were down up to 2%, our masks were down an equivalent, that's ridiculous. it was bullish for us. who comes to mind to be bullish about? how about apple, a stock that warren buffett will likely heap praise on tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. i like best buy when it reported this morning i like it for the continued strength of the iphone 7 plus. i don't think buffet will put an apple on his head. i don't think he's into that

kind of schtick. but he used it as a consumer product company. and the average stock trades at 24 times earnings. yet it is lucky to have 2.5% growth please don't forget stocks like johnson&johnson, which started making a u-turn today. 3m has heavy overseas exposure, as does proctor and gamble all three companies and many like them may have to raise their forecasts. did you hear that? raise what they report because of the miraculous move in the dollar versus the euro that's how strong the euro is. i know it's hard to remember, but before the great recession, many companies moved aggressively into europe to

diversify away from the slowing u.s. economy if you want to see who did it right, focus on pvh, which went in at the bottom when it bought calvin klein look at the european line in sales force. they reported last week. all i can say is wow this euro mover remains the most underestimated by wall street and thank you, phil frost, for referencing it this morning. it matters to me tremendously. what else? some of the imperatives of the moment are accentuated by tropical storm harvelharvey most of the pipelines are set up to take that oil to refineries near corpus christi. those places are now closed off or flooded many of them have spent versus

last year, betting incorrectly, that higher prices are on the horizon. i think both oil itself and the oil stocks remain way too dicey for me to suggest to you they're the wrong place to be. harvey only makes it worse the right place to be, though, is technology. which is having a great time, as we know from retailer best buy although you couldn't tell by the way its stock was pulverized while best buy announced a strong quarter, the next two quarters will be competitive and promotional. nonetheless, the company called out strength in home appliances including the smart home devices that have popped up lately, as well as mobile phones, and even personal computers red hot. that's pretty much a recipe for the internet of stocks any rally more than facebook,

netflix, google, brings out buyers i remain adamant that the best places to be are the companies, especially the semis, that can capitalize off of voice technology and the upcoming iphone launch. today we saw the outcome of a terrible quarter from finish line 71% of sales are nike. that made you wary of owning anything sporting goods, least of all nike. athletic apparel is the worst place to be. i call it the oil and gas of the mall one final feature of the new normal, the worst case scenario when it comes to property damage even as it leads to the first responders in that city have done a miraculous job of

limiting what could have been catastrophic loss of life. the damage from the storm means the fourth largest city in america badly in need of a wholesale remake, which means that it will likely acquire a huge amount of money to get back to the way it used to be i say federal money, because standard homeowners policies do not cover flood dan. that's why the insurance stocks tend to be very good value after initial flood related downturn, which seems to be playing out as i predicted yesterday. i see everything from gypsum board -- water, mold, jim sup boar -- gypsum board, which warren buffett owns r in short supply yesterday i mentioned united reynolds what other possibility do i want to throw out there

martin and marietta materials. i find it hard to believe all road also be in tact i think this project is so big, it will help the railroads, all moving up here i bet buffet waxes positive tomorrow when becky interviews him. the bottom line, we're back to business as usual. only more so with the houston twist. for the most part, the market likes what it is seeing. hence today's fabulous bounce. no one predicted it, well, a couple of us did, that i think could have some staying power, barring errant missiles or what many people are calling the storm of the decade. let's go to marvin in north carolina marvin >> caller: hey, jim, this is marvin from north carolina i want to thank you and your team for all the great advice you have given me. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> caller: because of the impact

of driverless cars in the future, how do you feel about good year? >> didn't like that quarter at all. >> sell sell sell sell >> i'm there as a seller, not a buyer. let's go to ann in the great state of indiana ann. >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call i'm so grateful for your help after being in new york a long time >> thank you we have a lot of time to get together what's up? >> caller: dineequity, good idea or -- >> i'm worried about that dividend i am concerned it's a stock that did change management i'm not going to recommend that stock, down 50%. something i don't like i like dell taco and i like mcdonald's ready for the new normal here it is business as usual. but with a houston twist

on "mad money" tonight, hurricane harvey dealt a powerful blow to oil production to texas and the gulf of mexico. what's the next move for the commodity? then, now that most of the retail earnings are in the rear-view mirror, i'm looking at the sector to see if there's anything worth grabbing off the sale rack. and how are we celebrating taco tuesday on "mad money" by finding ways that could make you some cheddar don't miss my exclusive with the ceo of dell taco stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer at twitter have a question? tweet cramer at #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com.

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co-founder of the carly trading, as well as being my colleague at realmoney.com, where i blog every day. why are we going to her? because her track record on oil is nearly spotless it's clairvoyant the trouble with oil market right now in her view is that the buyers feel like eternal optimists and won't let multiple failed rallies stand in the way of their conviction. but we've seen a series of lower highs. each time oil has moved higher, speculators, money managers have jumped on the chance to go long. and it elevated levels they keep believing crude can have a sustained rally as oil has been range bound for months, just when people get bullish, it goes right back down we made this point before, but garner thinks it'sstressing now

because we're approaching a bearish time of the year and she wouldn't be surprised if the bulls get blown out here take a look at this weekly chart, which contains the cftc's commitment of traders report or the c.o.t. report. the commitments of trader data tells you what money managers are doing with their futures positions. she considers this a useful tool and has worked for us, because it's a great way to measure the level of fear or complacency in the futures market in the case of oil, it has been a bad, bad semi, the buyers have one out of firepower large spectatk tulators once ag awful. this is shy of the 500,000 plus reading we had earlier this year, also at elevated levels, though but garner says it points to a

one-sided trade. in short, if hedge fund managers are going to bet on oil, they probably have done it already, which means there's little chance of fresh money coming in to push up the price of crude. to make matters worse, at some point these traders will need to exit their positions by selling the futures. that happens, the price of oil goes lower see what happened last time? look at that they exited, boom. the real worrisome thing is when they all decide to sell at the same time, something as historically created really vicious declines the other big problem is historical look at this seasonal chart. as you can see, the seasonal pattern here is that in most years, crude takes a beating from august through december, okay this is a composite. look how bad it is just because big fall selloffs

have happened doesn't necessarily mean they're going to happen again. but obviously this doesn't bode well for the bulls, right? i think when you get this pattern over a 15-year average, it's got some gravitas how about we dig down into the weekly chart of oil. the picture has become directionless for months oil rallies up to the low 50s and sells off back to the low 40s. it almost feels like clock work now. however, garner is starting to wonder whether oil's floor of support near $40 which has held, will finally fail sooner than later. crude can't keep making highs until it goes lower still. a floor of support is $40.90 up to $42 why is she concerned because in recent months, down swings have been lower lows as traders start kicking in you can see this, right? that's very bad pattern. it exaggerates the selling by roughly $1 per barrel.

so if oil fails to hold above $42, she expects speculators will push it down further. hence, the $40.90 floor underneath similarly, if crude gets hammered down to $37.50, garner can't rule off, could sell off down to $35 potentially. hey, listen, i told you there's a flood of oil and no place to put it here's the thing, if garner's suspicions prove to be correct and oil pulls back down to the mid 30s, then it would be a fabulous buying opportunity. if youexposure, wait or a decline before you pull the trigger if garner is wrong that oil is in danger, it might break out above its ceiling, given the way crude is being hammered today, you know, i think you should just take this off the table here's a question, though.

is oil the only big commodity that could be in danger? some natural resources have run a great deal here. garner thinks we may need to get more cautious about their prospects, even though they've been in bull market mode i want you to consider the case of copper, which has been roaring thanks to a weaker dollar, and what many people think is firm demand in china. and that's in part because of this proposed chinese ban of owning copper scrap. the news offered a nice boost to copper pricing the problem is garner sees a number of signs that makes her think that copper could be done running. take a look at the weekly chart, which shows the cftc's commitment of traders. right now, large speculators are net long copper with about 41,000 futures contracts, compared to more than 400,000 for crude. but that's because copper is a

much longer market more than 40,000 contracts, which we have, is highly significant. the data in this report was gathered last tuesday and published last friday. given the very recent run in copper, garner suspects that the real number is in the vicinity of 50,000. wow. unfortunately, when large speculators amass around 51,000 futures contracts, the copper market tends to run out of buyers if history is an indicator, the bulls have expended most of the buying power, which means this copper rally could run out of steam, even though it's everybody's favorite i see a lot of people chasing aluminum, but copper is king when you check out the weekly and daily charts for copper, you see a bunch of indicators that suggest it's way overbought. well over $70 in both charts, which is way too high. okay and whenever this gets that high, it means that there's a moving correction, of which only

garner and i know is looking for this, most people are so bullish on this thing. a lot of people are just extrapolatin extrapolating, she says don't do that the chart as interpreted by carly garner suggests that crude oil could fall off a cliff while copper might be running out of momentum neither is what i call a good sign i'm on board with both calls stick with cramer.

♪ i'm not breaking any news here when i tell you the things have gotten really tough for retailers, especially for chains with a lot of exposure to the shopping mall. but now we've gotten earnings from most merchants, there's a whole cohort of retailers that

would be considered the biggest winners of this earning season what cohort am i talking about after looking at these quarters, there are five distinct groups you have the companies that reported very bad numbers. think foot locker or finish line you have lowe's or walmart >> don't buy, don't buy. >> although i can make a case for walmart here you have retailers that delivered say strong numbers, yet the stocks didn't seem to notice best buy clobbered by weak guidance, and alta, the expectations were too high and some posted excellent buys, like target and tjx. the latter is my favorite retailer of all. but it's the fifth group that really stands out. it was the best group of the quarter. and i'm calling it the btf club.

it stands for better than feared these companies didn't necessarily report quarters that were any good at all the companies that had gotten to the point where the expectations were so low that anything better than truly devastating numbers was considered a big win, causing all of these stocks to soar so who falls into the better than feared category american eagle outfitters, amor c -- abercrombie and fitch. i want to go over how their stocks ran, and does it signal a bottom for the stocks, or is it the kind of bottom we get like that let's start with american eagle. this apparel retailer was pretty popular ten years ago.

but the stock is trading in the teens for the better part of the last decade. american eagle seemed to get traction in 2014, 2015, but 2017 has been brutal for these guys as of last monday, the stock had been nearly cut in half, falling to $10.23. what happened? american eagle finally seemed like it was getting its act together in 2015 during this period, the company was delivering solid sales growth, solid revenue growth, and explosive earnings, up 73% in 2015. and then 15% in 2016 but the numbers began to taper off in the first quarter this year same-store sales up just 2%, down 400 basis points year over year to and the earnings getting clobbered, down 36%. ouch >> dive. >> then the company reported tuesday night. a lot of the results weren't

great. they were much better than feared american eagle posted a three cents earnings, even as the earnings shrank by 17% the company's same store sales rose by 3% wall street was looking for a 0.4% decline so that was a huge positive. stocks surged up more than 8% the next day, which is how it ended back up to $12 and change as o today american eagle is not a fabulous company, but business is still doing okay let's go controversial abercrombie and fitch. stock peaks above $80 in 2007. gets obliterated during the financial crisis back to up $75 by 2011 then the company loses its mojo and the stock sells off hard again. the last five years have been brutal at abercrombie, with

shares going below $10 last month. in terms of the numbers, they have been much worse than american eagle the earnings have in the red and at same-store sales have been shrinks for years. so what changed when abercrombie reported a better quarter last week and the stock vaulted up 17%? the quarter was still lousy, but management stemmed the bleeding and the numbers were better than wall street's low expectations we were looking for down 2%. revenue shrank by 0.5% and the am linalysts were anticipating a 33% loss. abercrombie is doing badly, but maybe the company's existential crisis suspect as terrible as we imagined then there's one i completely had written off called express

it came public at $17. it's had a couple of good years, but the stock has been trading saidly lower since 2013. last monday, they set a brand new low of just five bucks and change and look, the numbers have been horrendous express saw same store sales shrink by 9% last year, and the first quarter this year, down 10%. revenue declines have also accelerated after making money for years. express turned unprofitable in the first quarter. when express reported on wednesday, the results were not -- were just let's say poor. not catastrophically poor. sure, the earnings shrank by 92%. revenue was bad. but stil anticipati anticipating people were looking for a 5.2% decline. so what happens when you get that set of circumstances of low

expectations and some not great numbers? get this the stock rocketed up 19% on the news express is still troubled. it's just not nearly as troubled as we thought. signet jewellers, this is the house of brands that you might recognize as kay and jared and zales. just from the ads alone, you know there's some heft here. the company had a challenging time over the past couple of years, causing the stock to lose 2/3 of its value, you heard me, 2/3 of its value first quarter in 2017, saw same store sales plummet down 11.5% revenue shrank by 11%. earnings declined by 38% signet managed to report a big beat last thursday in this case, the quarter was decent, unlike the others, which was not as bad as feared this one earned $1.33 per share.

wall street was only looking for $1.04. revenues much higher than expected same-store sales increased by 1.4% we thought signet was in freefall, but it has stabilize, which is why the stock rallied 16%. in each case, there was the appearance of a negative trend going into the quarter and the narrative got busted second, all four of these stocks were popular with short sellers. people who were betting against the companies. and when they delivered upside surprises, the shorts got squeezed hence the big pops but even now all four stocks is enormous, particularly in abercrombie. any of these worth owning? i have a problem with american

eagle, abercrombie, they have too many fickle buyers teens are the worst customers. if you own any of them, you're getting a chance to sell on the strength signet, though, that's another story. it intrigues me. the company had been maked by credit quality issues. they provided financing, a lot of people thought that it was just a lending company it had a ceo that had some misgivings about but last month the company brought in a new ceo who has 30 years experience i think he's legit i think she could come on "mad money" and talk about the revival of the company not every stock that rockets higher is tied to a company that is thriving. some of them simply dead better than feared or didn't die. abercrombie and american eagle didn't die

signet of the four, it's one i might consider owning. but she has to come on the show. it is amazing to see what happens to a stock when it's universally despised chantel in arizona, chantel. >> caller: yes, boo-yah, jim always glad to hear your voice >> same, same. frequent caller. what's up? >> caller: what is your ten cents take of coach, short term in the next three months and long-term -- >> coach feels like best buy the number comes out, looks real good the forecast not good. the margins being compressed i ended up being so bummed about coach i said you know what maybe i'm too early. maybe the deal suspeisn't as gos i thought because coach suspect -- isn't as good as i thought american eagle, express, abercrombie, signet, they're

members of the btf club. they're not thriving but better than feared. much more "mad money" ahead, including the ceo of one red hot restaurant dell taco, the company just announced a new offering but can it help you make some cheddar? i'm talking to the ceo and wall street has been rattled again by a north korean missile launch what the moves in stocks in apple and alababa mean all your calls in tonight's edition of the lightning round so stick with cramer

♪ as more and more people embrace the stay at home economy, eating delivery on their couches instead of going out to dinner, you can understand why so many fast food chains are getting hurt. but even when you find a restaurant doing well, few investors are excited about the stock. aside from mcdonald's. it's really laster startling take dell taco restaurants this is the second largest mexican quick serve restaurant behind taco bell even though taco bell has been

putting up incredible numbers, the stock has been a snooze fest, down 2% for the year so we have to wonder is this a buying opportunity the same store sales increased by a phenomenal 7.1% those are fabulous results plus, the company still haston of room to expand. so could this stock be worth owning or do we need to be more cautious about all restaurants let's take a look at the president and ceo of del taco restaurants and find out where the company is headed. welcome to "mad money. have a seat. when i looked of the company, i saw the blood lines of your chairman and saw the freshness of what you're offering. i was shocked. i said maybe i'm missing something and then the numbers come out why isn't your stock equal or

doing better than all the other guys since your performance is better >> we're focused on the long run. as we think about the brand, it's about the positioning of the brand and how we continue to perpetuate that going forward. we did that to raise the bar in what consumers should expect from mexican fast food restaurants. the challenge was to talk about quality and value. we've been able to overcome that in the last few years. we have the value and speed and convenience of a traditional fast food drive through restaurant but we pair that with quality and value that you would expect from a fast casual restaurant under one roof >> i love the position now, this is a demonstration of all the fresh products we use? >> all the fresh ingredients we use each day we decided to commemorate our visit to "mad money" with a carving.

these are the 40 pound blocks of cheddar we bring into our restaurants each day our teams are grating this and these other ingredients that we take the time to execute each day makes our food taste better. >> in terms of where are you in relationship to taco bell and chipolte >> we're absolutely focused on taking market share from traditional fast food restaurants. we're also interested in growing our presence among those more premium occasions. in the united states, limited services restaurants, 75% of all restaurant trans a actions come from fast food and 10% from fast casual so we want to be fishing in that large ocean and not just that small pond >> why are you not here in these? >> we are traditionally west coast. >> you're measured we've seen a lot of companies

become public and you know their death nell was they just expanded like crazy. >> our mantra has been quality over quality -- over quantity we have infrastructure and brand awareness and we have the opportunity on the emerging markets where we have narrowed our focus. we want don't want to spread too thin and we have a hub in the atlantic market. so we have confident over time that balance will accelerate franchise growth over the long run. >> we're not competitors, but i can tell you when i started, labor was much lower these weren't even on my radar screen as my budget. how are you handling this, which is just an absurdly priced vegetable and how are you handling the wage increases?

>> this is a structural advantage for us, the fact that we do it fresh in our restaurant number one from the food cost stand point, we are cutting out the middleman. we do it with the raw commodity each day, and we have been doing that for years so when you think about the value add you paid to have someone else chop it and ship it in, we don't do that we take it inside and we do the chopping and the slicing and the dprati in grating and grilling and that delivers a great food experience for us on the labor front, 70% of our restaurants have a 24-hour business so we are leveraging that, we're taking pressure off of our peak hours. >> is your place crowd between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. >> we can be it depends on the area it's a great business for us it's almost 10% of our sales happen overnight takeout is about 16% of the business so the drive through represents about 70% of our business. >> delivery? >> we're just starting to test

that so we're in two markets right now. one of our mobile app markets we're giving the consumer the opportunity to order ahead and choose delivery if they would like so we're trying to figure out the demand around that but we're not going to sacrifice quality. >> i love it i absolutely hov it. it's just exactly where you have to be and i wish you were there. that's john cappasola, president and ceo of del taco. i think we have to have a del taco here. "mad money" is back after the break. thank you. i founded lendingtree 20 years ago, and i've never seen a better time to refinance your home, than this summer. why? because right now we're seeing our average customer save $20,000.

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here i go again. but i've got to do it. nobody, i mean, nobody ever made a dime panicking yet traders never seem to learn this lesson. last night as i left the office, i was aghast at the prices going across my scene after that north korean missile scare these are people who seem to be

taking a permanent intellectual vacation a true bunch of chowder heads. i want to demonstrate by showing some of the trade. someone selling alibaba down five points. it's a chinese company, and china is north korea's only real ally although they keep saying they'll help us negotiate, the prc is fine with a nuclear armed north korea. china is helping us as much as when they crossed the river to aid the north koreans during the korean war they've got nothing to fear. yet the stock was sold relentlessly the stock should have been a buy, not a sell. we saw a wave of selling in nvidia nvidia is at the heart of internet of things and artificial intelligence, like what powers so many smart home

assistance the chips are behind so many of the devices that are selling so well what else got slammed after hours? how about apple, all-time high today. that was breaking down into the mid 50s last night that's crazy tomorrow, we'll listen to warren buffett, most likely praise the company, and we have a new iphone release did somebody expect a delay in the launch because of north korea? if you want to take a grim view here, traders should have been buying apple and selling samsung, because if a conflict does break out, samsung's head quarters is right at the epicenter. i noticed that the ferocity of the selling of costco has come down in short, to everyone who panicked last night and sold

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