options here they are cheap american express are cheap >> carter. >> i want to be long tesla and short mcdonald's >> looks like our team has exre o tpid,urime has . my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here tolevel the playing field for all investors. there's always more work and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey i'm cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cram america. other people want to make friends i'm just trying to make you money. my job is just to entertain educate and teach. tweet me @jim cramer boy do we ever have to fight not to be complacent

yeah the average making new highs. dow at the best number of year f nasdaq climbing 3% it lulls you into believing this mark can't possibly be hammered. those are often the most dangerous of times what happens if north korea tests a missile and it did you know clear japan but land in it? how about if we get a return of president trump's old vie tilt of the white house the market keeping -- off i don't think we can discount any of these things or even something far from left field or even a cyber attack. the ceo somehow crazily remains at the helm after what maybe the worst data breach in history when it comes to our finances,

we got to stay vigilant. there's also something bad that can happen i'm saying the recent streak of positive is highly unusual, maybe as unusual as what's going on with the tribe in cleveland even as it makes plenty of sense in this lower inflation, we don't know how long that lack of negs can last. here's what i'm urging you to. first don't get cocky. second alone let -- third don't speculate with so% of your money. four have a diverse portfolio. and don't feel guilty about taking profits while you still have them. et cete let's get to our game plan for mexico week. -- next week on monday we get some inflation zones. there's two other signs europe's

stronger than any other area around the globe each morning or markets are taking the cue from how europe does this is a pattern that many have been loathed to recognize. but it's real and it's daily higher inflation earnings from europe are good and not bad for us it could cause the european to race interest rates. any signs that'll have to tighten will make a dollar we have now weaker. we're already beginning to see the before the from a weaker dollar last night oracle, big tech company reported while the company projections for its cloud business was lighter than expected, driving the stocks lower in the session, the overseas results were much better thanks to the decline in the green back you have to believe the companies with huge overseas

endorsements will generate upside surprise z. the weak dollar it's going to be a fabulous tail wind tuesday, we're going to hear from three companies all within amazon's orb with amazon coming for the opening, bed bath beyond i think oracle should spend a positive thing this time for a year now weave been hearing amazon wants to get into the auto parts business and numbers, the whole auto part industry has held back the stock of auto zone and this do it yourself thing i stop recommending it because the speck for of amazon don't seem to die down bed bath's been a buyer of its

own stock and those purchases, they've about a huge waste of money and time maybe this time it will be different. i think not. there's only somuch they can d against amazon fed ks has been a winner because of amazon specifically and ecommerce in general wall street are buzzing with winners of the cyber hackings. i think you might get a chance to buy the stock lower at these leave levels after the so-called midst which should be a gift you should take. ado beclosed after a report on tuesday this is one of the strongest businesses out there adobe's embraced the cloud like fed ex- you want the to be to come in so you can buy it, that's how good this story really is. you also have a best buy analyst

meeting, we recommended last night anticipating it the company will talk about its new service orientation which should come with higher margins i definitely get some commentary about apple demand speaking of apple, i think the traders i've been ha harassing all week they've been blowing out now, they're licking their chops, the stock is back to a stable base. wednesday before the opening we're going to hear from general mills. some of the companies -- a friend of mine sold pen call food and it's doing pretty well. general mills have been disappointing. as its top tried to make offers more natural and ore gganic the numbers haven't been there the new ceo jeff harmony may have some answers so we got to take a listen. after the close we hear from a company we've come to know and

like and it's called herman miller that's the high-end office at home furniture place it's been a hit or miss. last time was a hit. i think improving the business we probably get a nice set of results here i'm always trying to get a sense of the strength for key markets developments david center, processing one semiconducting license company has a good handle on all these issues go to the website, you'll see how they are to all three markets. company's have been analyst meetings, we're getting a good handle on the car tone friday brings us both the good and not so good, car max and finish line. the former had been struggling now that hundreds and thousands of insured cars have been destroyed, we have to believe that car dealer, car max could be getting traffic into their

stores the finish line shoe deal has been laying flat on its back maybe it will flush out how weak the sneaker market is, this company's results have hammered nike share's time and again. maybe the cup was deep enough so the stock don't get crushed when we see the real numbers. don't bother to bottom fish here, it's not worth it. let me give you the bottom line, i'm urging you not to get complacent no doubt business is better, it's a light weekend and play not be so many cows that can take things done that's when you need to be the most vigilant. or another way to put it, market never stays this easy for long let's go to bob in my home state, new jersey. bob. >> caller: thank you for taking my call and your advice jim. >> what's up

>> caller: in the likely event coca-cola advances its deal with monster beverages, buy or not -- >> no monster -- bob i have been loathed to say it, my friend just joining the chai kwoir and put a good piece out yes, it would make so much sense for them to buy monster. wy spoke to the new ceo recently he want to be bigger than beverage business and that's the way to get bigger. brian in texas brian. >> caller: jim how are you watch every night. >> oh man thank you buy yan. that makes me feel great what's up? >> caller: well, i'm a second time caller and that's what makes us all friends i'd like to give you a first place cowboys and philadelphia, eagles boo ya. >> i'm glad you through the eagles in there because otherwise we'll have a lot of

cars to take so go ahead. >> caller: jim, i know four months ago you were very very very down on ford motors and five weeks ago got to 1160 and you'd said you'd take a second look, then went down, down and down some more and now t back to 1160 i'm wondering how you'll see it in the near -- >> i think ford is still a very tough this year, if i owned ford i wouldn't sell it it's too low. jerry in new york please jerry. >> caller: hi, how are you ya? >> good how about you? >> caller: good. [inaudible]. >> i'm sorry jerry what was that >> thank you for all your teaching >> awe your terrific, thank you. >> caller: wanted to let you know the best show you ever did, it was the transcribe to your dad. i know it's takening me a while

to let you know but i thought that was a best show >> naung that was a tough one to do i love my pop. >>. >> caller: i can see that. >> we were trying to figure out the restaurant, the hotel i stayed at in venice and i just said let me call pop, and i was like oh no what's up? >> caller: i was calling in [inaudible]. >> stock's been weaker a lot of that is because amazon wants to get in to dell supply business if amazon decided and wanted to get into the, i don't know, the pet business -- well they're probably there already that's what cause of the weakness i have great faith in the other side i need to remain vigilant. it may seem hectic to get complacent by borrowing money to buy a lot of stocks i urge you

not to do so could the latest information be found tuning into your old fashion car radio? >> i think there's a misreading. some of worlds industrials are chiming in on a trend they're seeing around the world. i'll tell you what it is and the action you should be taking. i like to think i'm a smart guy but can't get them all tonight i'm circling back to the stocks you stuck me on stay with cramer

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hey you've gotta see this. even if it'scno.n.ng squirrels, alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. earlier this year we learned cbs will be merging its radio business, cbs radio with a

little thing called come communications this is a complicated transaction. basically, the idea is cbs wants to spin off its radio business without having to pay taxes. so they're combining it with intercom, a separate company for what's non as a reverse mortgage trust. while the examine will be called into come and keep trading under the company ctm, and will be led by intercoms current ceo david field, the majority of the stock will be owned by shareholders. intercom surged up 10% which is shortly thereafter the stock began to slide, and it slid and slid and slid some more to become a full blown sell off with intercom falling from 16 and change mid-february down to $10 and change today

what if the market is misreading the cbs deal it's an accomplished transaction. i think it's giving you a fabulous buying opportunity. first of all, let me explain how this works in a reverse mortgage trust you spin off part of your business and mernl it with another company and keep majority control over the entity. basically an attack strategy, lets you sell -- so cbs splitting off radio merger and intercom ends up binding 72% of the company. sufficing to say this is going to be a trans formational deal for intercom, the company will own 244 radio stations across 47 markets in the u.s. while they'll have to divest those stations to get approved from the regularities, the new intercom will have a let more

than the old intercom. more important it'll also have a gigantic sports business broadcasting games from 35 professional teams, numerous college teams. new york fans, boston, weei. the new intercom will become the second largest radio company in the u.s. by revenue, and have by far the best value sheet is about best radio in america something to brag about? the largest radio in the country i-heart media can actually be going into bankrupt. why get excited about the new radio intercom is it destined today the same thing no when people think of radio they assume it's a dying industry, that is plain wrong. as intercoms, david fuel explain on the merger concord, if you're

going to buy the stock i rj you to be and not call, radio reaches more americans than any other entertainment media, kwnd end quote. in a short while online competition has been devastating to television, radio is different because most people listen to the radio in the car you can't play with your smart phone while your driving you need to keep your eyes on the road all you can do is listen which is why radio is still relevant without the ceo asset -- it's one of the most conservative players in the industry, hence the clean balance sheet and it's performance has been strong. in 2016 intercom through its revenues at a 12% clip and its earnings increased by 13%. and the company expects the cbs radio deal to be immediately additive to its earnings now, if you thought this was a dying industry, think again. on ton of that, intercom has

some experience integrating new acquisitions, they've done deals in the past three years, combined 18 radio stations, cbs added more than 100 are radio stations second positive that's being overlooked, right now intercom -- the problem with that, there are lots of big institutional investors who simply think of owning something that small it's not worth their time. let's just say, you can't make a tender offer without a meaning position however after the cbs radio gets done, the new intercom will be worth closer to $2 billion, that's large enough to get a new class of investors that might be interested in owning the stock and i think they will be cbs radios a ton of great assets that don't get respect right now within cbs think of this as being fiat

chrysler when it spun after ferr ferrerry it's too small to be a new for fiat on but it own, per lawyer rhie -- ferrererer became a bigger stock intercom said there could be local cinergys that hadn't been broken out fifth and combine company is going to be a cash flow monster. they -- come and pay down a 20% special dividend just last month. intercom ceo told us, and i'm going to quote, the company will be well positioned to consider a larger difrd dend and create a share to pay down debt and for timeshare other uses, end quote. i really really like that the

new intercom will combine the live events business of both companies. cbs radio has some fabulous live events the company has over 4500 a year, ranging from concerts to music festivals to speaker series i'm a big believer in the power of the experimental economy. we know from live nations, one of our favorites, the high -- intercom may be one of the best instagram plays around as the millennials love these concerts and are willing to pay much more than they are being charged in order to instant brand themselves as cool this business alone could be the best reason to go to the stock if it's so great why is it down so much? interwoman will need 500 new shares to make sure this happen.

this is simply not what many of intercoms existing shareholders signed up for. if you want to own a radio station with nice dividend then things have gotten more complicated. until the deal gets done, many new bars i think we'll hold off on pulling the trigger intercom results, let's call them spotty, as wells fargo analyst put it, quote, we understand expenses with popping up as etf prepares to swallow and fix a company that has more than double its size, end quote. i'm required to give this a pass given its performance as well as the potential of the cbs radio deal intercom stock soared off the ceo emerges e announced but it gave back all those games and then some. some people have started to

spejt the maybe the deal's not worth it i say the negativity is misplaced and intercom stock the a bargain. in fact, it may be one of the cheapest stocks in the entire market why, because of the complexity of the transaction and the conception that roadway radio is dead. as long as there are cars with human drivers, one day they're might not be but right now there are, there's going to be a radio. the 22-game win streak from the winning indianas can tell us about the market then i'm turning to my home work, including the take on the company from real state. can you get paid off that summer vacation i'll let you know. grab a glass and relax, the founder and master blener of the most watched experienced kparn on youtube is on the show today.

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new only took your cue from the broad numbers, you might think the economy was just plain stalled here or worse. for example we got retail sales numbers over -- fail by 1.2% then the federal reserve issued a production that was clearly wanton, it was a .9% dip do these numbers really tell you the whole story? some of the figures were impacted by hurricane harvey when there's no disasters i find these numbers at best ned l sm and at worse incomprehensive which is why i prefer what's known as a bottom's up approach,

where you listen to the numbers themselves to get a better economy. this week -- technicals around the world came on "mad money" and told us that the domestic and economic economies are growing very strong. he talked about industrial-led recovery that's not being discussed by many people we're discussing it tonight. yesterday in morgan stanley confidence the eagles talked about the global economy as if it was as strong as the indians in its 22-game winning streak. to quote richard ferrin, our markets are benefitting from the return of growth around the world in industrial activity end quote. expert ron said the growth is strong in china and europe and the united states is starting to see signs of acceleration in some spaces. given eden's got his fingers in

a bunch of supplies, don't you think this is some important information. later this week caterpillar tells you -- business has been in declined for almost five years, that is over. they got a solid book of orders and the stock keeps climbing when united technology announce additions of -- i thought people were way too fix sated on the cost of acquisition. then yesterday, we had one of the largest shopping center owners in the country, jim taylor made it clear despite what you read about amazon destroying retail, he's got to problem finding new tenants.

i think the answer is that thing a roe got numbers simply don't catch the real real activity i point this out because the dow jones industrials keep going higher people remains skeptical that anything can happen industrially here and around the world. bricks more, eden, logistics, caterpillar and united technologies pain a picture of what's going on here there's a much better story out there if you just bother to look under the hood tom in state of pennsylvania tom. >> caller: boo ya jim, thank you for taking my call i'm calling about louisiana pacific lpx. i'm wondering if it's time to

buy more. >> no, tom, everybody knows this story now it is played out if i had to be in one of them maybe i'd be in a railroad but no sometimes what happened is a store becomes -- goes from about obscured to obvious. this is obvious. there's no more catalyst i don't want you in it sometimes the numbers do not tell the whole story have no fear there's a much better story out there than what we saw in the retail sales in industrial production. more "mad money" ahead i'm back tonight with answers. i'm turning in some home work, next plus more than 110,000 people interacting with this each month on facebook i'll get answers in which driving growth in this industry from a master blender. hold on tight, we're heading for rapid fire edition of lightning round. so stay with cramer.

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whenever i get a question from you home gamers that i can't immediately answer, i always do my own research and circle back to give my opinion back on august 1st, ken, in texas called about red fin corporation. and tracey in virginia asked about it again i still needed to do some digging to familiarize myself with a business. it's a real estate brokerage firm that's whying to up end the way people buy their homes it's like zillow merged with a real estate agency if you want to buy a house, red

fin update listings on its mobile app every few minutes you can schedule an appointment online rather than play with real estate agents if you want to sell your house, red finn has a strong house record and only take 1.5 commission on sales which is half the usual listing fee in short, they're own to something. this is a show about investing in stock not flipping real estate red fin stock been on public since it came in in july, 15 bucks a share. company's growing like a weed. last year its revenue increased 33%. company's not yet quite profitable but that's because they keep investing in growing the business, which is something we like. my view, on the one hand it's hard to pound the table on a stock after its had a big move red fin is much better than many

other recent ipo's i'm looking at you snap and blue apron. again you got my permission to speculate on this one. i like it. next stock, david in california asking about park hotels and resorts i said i needed to president bush up on it before getting back toyota. park is a real estate trusting spun off by hilton worldwide holding early this year. they own 60% -- seven con convention centers, 16 national assets and 16 international assets some of these are big. the stock sports a 6.3% yeel it hasn't performed well since the spib off it's down more than 8% year to date the problem, when park hotels resort its latest -- thanks to softest and some of the company's largest markets, san

francisco, new orleans, new york, even whereas park lowered their revenue per available room guidance, that's usually key metric in the largest industry in the end i think this stock is too risky. park is stealing 2/3 of its business from two properties while they expect to make major acquisitions going forward we still done know what they're doing to do. finally, august 31st, nick in california called about the medicines company, i said i needed to do more home work. the medicine's company a bio tech focus on treating serious infectious diseases and cardio health they've got two more anti-boskts on the market. this company had a successful drugcalled an ji owe mast. that's a product used many n

patients growing angie owe plastis. generic are less nuclear when it comes to compounds the product is very intriguing, it's call inchris ran and it's a phase three drug that helps to lower yorks ldl cholesterol levels so what do we do, we're going to come out in the end when we're speculating in bio tech i like to focus on companies with multiple shops in goal if things go poorly it'll probably outweigh the we regard if thing go well therefore i say take a pass.

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thoughts on stock at chesapeake energy >> chesapeake has too much natural gas, there's no place to put the stuff. there's not enough storage ben in louisiana >> caller: boo ya dr. cramer thank you for all you do sir >> thank you >> caller: second to them is jd.com >> there is no decasecond ally baa. we'll stick with that. allen in california. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about at&t for 5 1/2%. >> yeah it's tempting yeah i want in my bullpen -- club news letters but i haven't been able to pull the trigger

how about don in massachusetts >> caller: boo ya jim. the stock i wanted to ask you about is kor zero. >> i like core zero but i got to tell you, i love --. let's go to al in alabama. al. >> caller: hi jim. watched your show for many years. >> thank you >> caller: i'm a long time -- >> oh stay -- my -- that's a good name. let's go to hary in california >> caller: hi jim, i'm such a great fan. question for a stock bison >> people sold that stock down when it reported and that was a grave error. it was a good quarter. i remain convinced this company is a good long-term holder jason in massachusetts jason. >> caller: hey boo ya baby

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. to really understand an industry it pays to speak with privatelily held small companies that are doing the most innovation take aga we loco, that's the maker of rom a sweet creamy drink that's popular in mexico. this exploded on the between since 2009 and has been growing like a weed. meanwhile aga we loco has launched a new bran, frap chat that that's a rum-based iced coffee

so let's take a look with tom mass, he's loco's founder and master blender and a man with decades of experience in the liquor industry, including 16 years of jim bean. mr. mass, welcome back to "mad money. >> good to see you >> you came up with rum china and i know that was your own creation, you've got a new one, if i'm correct this has sold more than 1 million bottles in 60 days. >> yes >> how is that possible? >> well, we picked up the demand of coffee. the retail business without alcohol is 3, $4 billion package. if you have a product that make the best iced coffee in the world and you make rum with ice coffee, why not get it in the bottle if you get the alcohol level high enough it's preservedand you can leave it on the shelf.

>> so two years you were tinkering. >> and finally in february of this year came up with the home a moment it was like we have this product, people said we were crazy to tray from feb to get a product out this year. we blew all the doors out and got it out we thought it will be very very successful because of the tremendous retoil support we got. national chains that usually take 6 months to import a brand, selected areas put us in right away they saw the opportunity with alcohol and coffee >> how did you think of it a lot of people looking like you are a master blender you just came up with a concept? >> well, the concept was given to me. it's iced coffee if my brand makes the iced coffee, the product is better than starbucks, why not have it available with alcohol

we knew we could make it but didn't know if we could make it shelf stable >> so i don't have to refrigerator >> no. we charge buck 99 in the retail. >> what's -- >> that's a 1.75, $19.99 >> how do you keep the sale so lo >> we're the number one producing dairy alcohol in the united states right now. we only had this available for sampling, we had no intention of selling it people in the retail says, well this will sell and it's selling like crazy >> give me a sense of how the liquor business is doing in our country? >> liquor business is very very healthy right now, the spirits business the craft whisky boom. >> is it still on? >> it's phenomenal

consumers want quality and willing to pay for it. the beautiful things about it, the still spirits if you can make a quality product, rum chowder is not cheap, but we have real cream in the bottle, real rum, real sugar, real cinnamon, we put real ingredients in, consumers say, hey it's good i'm willing to pay for it >> millennials will go out >> they do l and they probably drink higher price than we've ever seen out. it's incredible whether you look at the whisky line now it's wonderful because for years the american whisky market has had phenolal products and the foreign whisky products have gotten the higher prices now people are discovering the american whisky and spirits are really really good

it's quality products with a premium price. >> you have a tremendous social media. >> tremendous. we're the number one people on social media >> how is that possible? these other people are spending tens of thousands of dollars >> we understand social media. we try to get engagement we talk to the consumer, that's what they want, they don't want to feel marketed to. if we give them information ks like our recipe examples on youtube, 30 million brands of recipes. a little brand that could. >> but this is not a budge of year old place jim bean. >> if you understand how to market to these people, and they want to be part of the marketing -- >> but how do you know, your age you been around you just know the business in. >> the interesting thing i didn't know what facebook was to

start. i was the first like on my own i start watching on my own as a marker i was like these customers are telling me what's good on my brand i saw, wow i can talk directly to somebody that likes my brand. if i can talk back to them and get them to talk to somebody the door's open. >> last question -- >> if somebody offered me $1 billion rum chowder id be great to do it i don't look like george cloony so i don't think anybody's going to do it >> tom is the faster planer of aga we loco and there is the hottest drink in this country.

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