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me @jim cramer here's the question, how many games of domino can you play at once if you're a stostock broker youn play three at once the nasdaq declined .08% and that was a lot today's dominos, we got three of them apple specifically issues with the apple watch but also some concerns that the foe may not be that -- phone may not be that strong general mills. and one more miserable quarter from bed, bath and beyond. let's start with the most visual, the decline in apple there was another approximate cause that hung around all day apple today revealed a glitch in the new model which may have a barely noticeable problem making

and taking calls in some very isolat isolat isolate incidents. because the vast major of the press critics didn't stumble up on one always telling you to own the stock of apple, don't trade it if you use the new apple watch in a place with an open wifi network that you visit before, hotel, starbucks for example, you could have some connection issues that seems like a small issue and apple's working on a plan to fix it since we all hold this company to a high esteem may cause problems in sales. i doubt you'll notice any watch in weakness if there is any when the company reports. i feel strongly about the stock now as i did when back in july

of 2010, i came on air and urged people to buy apple stock after taking a five-point hit because of a glitch with the iphone force antenna. you can't see that swoon from $37 to $32 on the chart because apple's now 156. suffice to say, people want to take profits, i guess this is a good enough excuse as in, especially when you factor in rumors about weak presales for a new phone from some firm i've never heard of apple's got a ton of suppliers, if apple stock patches a cold these guys get pneumonia sky work solutions, kor zero, texas instruments and broadcome all fall down, does this make

sense? for example the stock of broad come for apple and -- i thought the sale offend brought -- so everyone folds would broadcombe apardon of the glitch or next, who knows. working with apple is like the fight club first rule of fight club is you don't talk about the fight club. my take if you don't own any of these stocks -- i make take it as a weakness. you're certainly getting a fabulous price break versus where they were a few weeks ago and these stocks all get cheaper as they go down. some of you may argue, hey, it's not just the apple you had a disappointing adobe report hanging over the market too. adobe blew away the numbers on

the top and bottom line and gave you an official forecast adobe saw up front and honest that i don't think think they had to talk about the issue. a vast majority of wall street analysts actually race the price target so, again people looking for excuse to -- the register just like with apple. the second domino define today's action, the business mal figures out of general mills this morning. not only did the food company tell you cereal sells drop and u.s. yogurt sales fell double digits, der over 9%. so what falls, the pantry stocks, kellogg, craft times, campbell soup, jm smuker,

heresy usual suspects the companies are all struggling with head wins as they've been squeezed by customers. they aren't loved by millennials, in many cases the raw costs are going up while the sales and flat lining are going down however the pack and food stock gets the domino because they're good at falling. finally the last stock, bed bath and beyond chose -- that was beyond repair. i kind of feel bad for them, i wouldn't know what to do in their shoes. but then again i'm not running the company. so we gived dominos flying here to macy's, kole's and -- and cutting out a major source of the profits for the drugstore

space. there was a time when i wouldn't get a rumor like this shake me out of an investment when you see what happens when amazon comes into an industry, or even when we just hear about it coming into an industry, wholesale destruction, companies like home depot and lowe's obliterated when they teamed up against amazon it's hard to -- when amazon dipped it so into their backyard you want to take a chance on drugstores with some news coming out of amazon. sometimes the whole chain of dominos get a push from more than just the industries fundamentals we talked about selling bonds and raising rates if the future, the whole thing was expected no matter, the home market got hit if the feds 2:00 statement came out

although the backs rally to bid on the news as though anticipated rate heights that are going to help their numbers and financials led the numbers right back into a block for another record breaker when this gets bad news after the remarkable run you have to break out the dominos to explain the secretary decline. i wish i could tell you the game's now done for these sectors and the damage's contained. if you yono tech stocks take a stab at one of your favorites but take a pass on the foods and the retailers because those dominos actually deserve to fall carlos in florida. >> caller: what's popping jim? >> caller: nothing much what's with you >> caller: not much.

>> how can i help? >> caller: so let's talk match group. a year ago you said it was a good orrisky stock now it went up 74% the 50 day of moving average is higher than 200 day moving average. do you still think it's risky? >> it's risky but i like it. i like the interaction matches a good company we liked it early on i don't think you should sell the stock it's a long-term buy wayne in georgia >> caller: commander cramer sir. i am giving you a double boo ya one from the atl and jersey. jim, my fame's from summit and i grew up in berkeley heights man. >> you rock how can i help >> caller: my to be is md s g. today it took a floyd mayweather beat down. i've been in this stock for $7

do you think there may be potential buy out in the future? >> there's art calls that came out that the company's unhappy with we look at the articles and fine out whether they're the good ones second we invite the company on and explain to say why the articles are negative and wrong. that's the best way to approach it i i'm telling mdxg, my medics they should come on the show how about dennis in michigan >> caller: hi jim, i have cities throughout the united states and also -- your thoughts on mg? >> i like both i think -- the mgm growth properties is a terrific real estate growth process. i didn't know it had fallen back to 5%. i don't think you're going wrong

with either one of these they're both good. odom know, i've been telling you for days now that a decline is bound to happen after such a big run. some of the domino declines make big sense to me and it may not be over. "mad money" tonight both the stock and dog in vidnvidia has t 2016 i'm going off the charts fedex launched an afterhours training yesterday over the stock rising to do and security concerns, mind cast has been headed higher. could the company's uptrend continue, i'm talking with the ceo. so stick with cramer

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what do we do with the stock of nvidia now that this very evening is struggling. devices is reported to be working with tesla on autonomous driving chip it may be competing or replacing nvidia it just came to 16 point last week before coming to this amd news of after hours. it's a semiconductor stock of the future and i named my dog nvidia. the stock nvidia down after hours. the stock actually deserves to get punished perhaps this is just one more buying opportunity, though when you have something you're

not sure about, i think it's important to consider many perspectives here, even if we own it from my travel trust, nvidia's the hottest stock around and as i've been saying, many people own nvidia stock simply because it's been going up if anything goes wrong, even a little bit like this tesla, your fellow shareholders can turn on you in a heart beat. you have to know what you're doing and what could happen to the stock. we need more insight here, which is why we're going off the charts with the help of cowen bro den. happens to be one of my colleagues at real money.com to get a better since of where nvidia might be headed five weeks ago i asked her to take to look at some stocks including nvidia and she nailed it at the time the stock was trading at 166 and was at the prime of rebounding from trade

offs the sell off would be reraced rapidly, and the rally could be far from over. she pointed out the stock's recent low was made on top of a key cluster support levels running from 151 to 152. she also argued the timing was right for the stock to resume it's high. the chief could see the stock of nvidia trading to 180 or even 188 until it will hit a real ceiling of resistance. the stock hit 180 last friday and it briefly break out above the 188 price they was using earlier this week. in short, she couldn't have been more right, which is why with this amd news we got to go back to work. given nvidia's already hit bro den's price target, what do she think you should do it with now?

broeden using ratios, that's the numbers discovered by the god father of mathematics. they pop up over and over again in nature, seashell, pine cones. for some reason she has told us time and again, it's been demonstrated they pop up in the stock market she measures past swings in the stock, and run the swings through ratios and find sport and resistance levels. find it before it happens. it's not just price by the way, y access to the chart, broeden looks at time on the x axis and run it through ratio to fine important dates that it's a higher probability the stock is beginning to change source last month, her method dog determines it have time to buy

nvidia she can help you figure out when we might be approaching a better moment to sell or buy. how does this imply to nvidia? bro den thinks the stock can still have upside. she's still using a 209 target she used the method dog to predirpr predict where we -- a highly emotionally charged need take a look at the daily chart of the xle, this is a stock that is an energy etf because everyone was bailing on the oil stocks, the x is a mirror image, the xle was trending bearish going into late august using this chart, broeden was able to anticipate where the xl eric was likely to bottom. three factor, many market moves tends to ex terminate extensions

in entire swings for the xle, broeden noticed it hit a 170.2% of the bottom move. she also did the duration declines, the time it took for the declines to play out the declines lasted from 16 to 20 trading days. sure enough, when the etf only bottomed it came just 16 days after its previous high. third, she also noticed some price semi century in previous down moves there were previous declined that lasted when the xle bottomed and come down $5.33 from its previous high it fit the pattern when all these key parameters were tested on august 21, the stock bottomed broeden conbe 100% sure the

stock would change at that level but chef able to inspect the possibility by observing and analyzing the etf's pass behavior she wants to make sure the same thing happening with nvidia. we see how it works and applied the bottom, now we're apply all the stocks to nvidia unfortunately broedensays she' observed similarities to the reversal she caught. first nvidia's already made a 127.2. the dechange terminated this level even though it was temporary. brody says rallies tends to terminate extensions that means a pull back in nvidia has become more likely second, there's the issue of time in the recent past nvidia's longest rallies have lasted for

25 or 29 trading days before this stock got hit with a typical correction this recent rally lasted for 25 trading days going into the high on monday. the pull back may have already started concerning the negative action in nvidia stocks tonight. this rally may finally have run out of room and time third, look at some of the larger rallies over the past year, brody's notice the stock has continued to run out of steam after its climb from 35 to 42 points. nvidia was followed by a directive decline and that decline's worth anywhere from $10 to $30 before this rally resumes again. from the august 11 flow to the high on monday, nvidia gained $38.29 that's right in the spot of where these rallies tend to terminate. we got to take this seriously. in short, broeden thinks this

might be a smart moment to take profits in nvidia. if the stock continues to behave liej it's aunt all year then it could be due to a meaningful decline. if you don't own nvidia broeden's right you could be getting an excellent buying opportunity. it mine best to circle back to this one next week after a lower level. we have these declines, this could be one of them here's the bottom loan, i like nvidia but i love protecting your investments more. i actually want to get bigger not smaller in the stock to nvidia when it comes down more than it has. the charts interpreted by pamela -- if your nimble maybe you want to try to sidestep that

decline. more importantly if nvidia is poll va rised like that maybe you'll get a chance to earn a -- even as this potential loss in the tesla business to amd could certainly be one of them much more "mad money" ahead including my take on fedex earnings i'll give you my take. the equifax hack has many consumers on edge with 143 million people potentially impacted and account sharing economy take advantage of the human pet trend? stake with cramer.

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when a high-quality stock gives you a moment they're pull back there are times whether you need to grab that opportunity by the horns to survivor. that's what people did last night and this morning when the stock of fedex was down more than 3 bucks and widely seen as a disappointing quarter. it was a perfect moment to buy stocks in fedex finished up by 4 bucks today. you had to listen to the conference call, as i always recommend and not just read the negative headlines in order to profit from and not panic the opportunity. fedex is generally regarding global trade i put it on a tray with boeing and caterpillar. why is that, well it's all about the hack

the nexus european division was hacked it cost the company a lot of money in this quarter. it was a massive intrusion that involved state sponsor terrorism. i might say equifax, fedex went above and beyond to solve the problem. i think it scared people that maybe the earnings were impaired or businesses might have lost for good because of the breach i think the hack managed to obscure a lot of -- made with fedex. it's kept people from recognizing how amazing the deal is and it's kept them out of the stock every since the hacker struck back on june 27 the hack finally seemed to be behind and now that investors can focus on the future the stock manage to worth back with a vengeance today. what drove these buyers.

simple fedex made it clear that if it weren't for the hacks they could have reiterated their guidance, letting us know nothing was loss because of the the data breach they're expanding the way people can drop off packages including a hook up with 8,000 walgreens they can use as fedex retail depots most important, fedex before the from a robust global economy where e commerce from brick and mortar retailers are growing like a weed. a fellow by the name of rod chest, told us, and i quote, we are seeing the best year for global trade in years. later on in the call he one on

to say, this is the fastest freight growth i've seen since 2011 the trade growth is 1.4 times gdp for the rest of this calendar year and it's typically for the last few years what's driving it, it's a quote, the manufacturer actually in the technology sector is a colloqke for the year, end quote. having a major impact on worldwide growth which has put e commerce on steroids in other words, he's saying the middle classification of the entire globe is making e-commerce strong. anything that's good for e commerce and good for fedex. regardless of the hack this company's doing incredibly well.

that's why i think if you can earn say $15 less calendar year, and i think that's a possibility, you could see the stock rally 50 points from these levels even after fedex has run today in that amazing reversal i think it's got a lot more up side. elliot in new york >> caller: hey jim i want to say it's an horn >> thank you >> caller: i love to shout out to my friend allen whose been holding on to qbq trading in the low 40 i have a two part question semantics and would be a good pick in the security field -- >> i don't like etf's i like to pick the best. is semantic the best it's doing very well and i'm not against owning you know the power of e commerce especially on steroids.

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. thanks to the awful equifax hack, cyber security's back on the front pages. whatever brutal this turns out to be for equifax to say nothing, millions of people whose social security numbers have been stolen, this is going to be a huge bloom for the

cybersecurity industry what point of directors want to be caught mapping on the job take monocast, that's miem for you home gamers. mime took it's rallied a lot all told the darn thing is giving you a remarkable 175% rally since the stock became public the question is do they continue to work. let's take a closer look with peter bow bauer. welcome to fast money, good to see you. first, i all think this market is catch rated then we find out how few companies have really taken care of business what do you think we are in the revolution of trying to stop

sooish securicybersecurity and l security >> so many vulnerabilities happen right behind them aztecnolo aztecnology changes. >> now, if i hire mime, like a major aerospace company did, if i'm the top guy at that aerospace company, do i say i want to protect my employees who may click on the wrong link and help themselves or the organization itself? >> i think they're both linked particularly with e-mail security, attackers figured out the humans sitting behind the commuter computer is one of the weakest lungs. what the attackers are interested is could i get social

security numbers >> this brings me to equifax see if they have my social -- i'm pretty sure they have my social security number, they have my address because i've applied for a loan, they have my age, i don't know if they have my pass words but they have a lot. if someone sends me an e-mail that says listen, you've got to tend to this immediately and it has all my information, how do i know that's not real >> well, that's really tricky to figure out and it takes a trained eye, employee education is really important. what technology can do is examine e-mails that are coming into organizations and look precisely at what might indicate an impersonation is taking place, what might look like a fraud. that's where mime comes in >> have you been -- as any board of directors ask you to speak to

them >> we talk to management teams of companies every single day. >> okay. the reason i ask is that because i think after equifax, i would probably want to have a big company that has really data breach issues where the enterprise could be at stake i think it's time to bring guys like you into the boardroom, we can't just have it -- some chief officer that's not the ceo it's too dangerous. >> it really discuss raise the issue of how seriously are boards taking cybersecurity. >> okay thank you. what makes me want to call you if you don't have any penalty, if i don't >> absolutely, and with new regulations like gdpr for example coming sbu europe, the size of the penalties to organizations is really significant. i think this is really raising the visibility for boards around

cybersecurity. >> in your conference call you talked about a spite that comes to the end of life intel, not sporting the mcafee product, what the provider that they suggested you go to, but you've gotten a lot of business from the end of that too. you said that this may be a short-term spike is wall street or investors prepared that their business may go down from that? >> we benefited terrifically from the mcafee way of life. i think what we've said in our prior fiscal year that ended march, was 10 to 20% of our new business came from those mcafee customers. >> right that made me worry that people don't understand that's going to run out. >> there's a terrific opportunity ahead in terms of cross selling those customers additional products inside our

suite. >> now have you been able to go -- i mention crude point, they're up tell me why i should go with mime versus prude point? we've had them once and their a trivg company. give me a pitch, this is the first time you've been on. >> mime cast focuses on solving these issues what we'd think of 99% of the companies many of our competitors are focused on the major corporates and underserving that market 5% of our revenues have been done with organization of more than 10,000 people >> oh i see. you've got at the top office 365, a major hotel chain, that's 5,400. but an energy company with 14,000 you're getting big business now. >> we have been drawn into opportunities with pretty large organizations. we have certain things we can

help large organizations achieve which we think is unique >> tell our viewers what are are some things that look obvious to you that don't look obvious to them that they shouldn't click on >> when someone looks at the demain names have a look at the address that the message is actually coming from we see a lot of what one would call typo squatting where dedomains very registered that look similar to what you expect but it's not coming from the organization >> and something just inversion or something >> example weave seen mime cast spelled with an r and n which a more than next to each other without their spectacles on looks like an m. >> all right that's great to

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maybe you get a new job with longer hours, maybe you have to move and your new apartment don't allow pets maybe you get sick nobody actually wants their pet to go to a shelter and that's where get your pet comes in. for a $10 fee you can list your animal on get your pet platform. at the moment they're looking to waive that fee a full package may cost $99. a third of what you'll have to pay at shelters. i think doing a good thing, kind of a match.com for pets with potential owners i got a chance to speak with angela marcus, pet your pet go founder and commander and chief. i'm a rescue pet or neal animal kind of dog. what does get your pet do about

that >> it's an online opportunity for someone who need to find a home with their pet who want to connect directly instead of taking your pet to a shelter and registering there you can meet someone on get your pet and find somebody that way >> will the shelters working with get your pet? >> absolutely. we have many shelter partners. their excited about get your pet.com. there's no shelter out there that has enough space to care for all the pets coming in >> how does -- is get your pet a possibility to become profitable given the fact that there are millions of pet owners and people care more about their pets than they care -- they treat their pets better than their own kids >> certainly the pet industry is continuing to grow, everyone's treating their pets like family members we hope get your pet with get to

a point where it's profitable, right now we're start up and we're trying to get the word out. >> let's say someone is thinking about putting their pet up to a shelters what would they do with get your pets to avoid that >> they'd visit us at get your pedestrian.com and create their pet's profile on their site. answer a few questions about their pets, upload a picture or video and connect with potential doctors. they have a piece of mind knowing where the pet is going to end up. >> what is the scale ability, otherwise how big could this be and why couldn't i also do get your pet.com >> sure. we're not a bricks and mortar business we have the opportunity to help a lot of people and pets kroo z the country other people could do this, there's nothing stopping anyone from doing it but we got here first and we hope we can use this model to help a lot of

people and pets. >> allow do you make your money? >> right now by our $99 adoption fee, that is paid by the doctors on our site. that includes a vet visit, 30 days of pet insurance and a bunch of coupons from our industry partners. but as we grow, and you are growing quick, we're hoping to explore opportunities with advertisement and other services and products >> what are the percentage of animals do get euthanized at shelters >> one out of over two pets. >> one out of every two that you think are going to be adopted, or therefore, nicely not adopted but are -- >> well, there's 7.5 million pets entering our shelter system in our country i was the adopter for sp a for six years ican tell you firsthand, shelters are no place for pets for people who care for

their pets out of that, 2.5 million are being surrendered by their owners that's how we came up with get your pet.com >> -- >> well, there hasn't been an option until get your pet.com. there's a lot of judgment andrew alexanderi alexand surrendering your pet to a shelter. a pet that's been loved and cared for, we want to give them an opportunity to do right by their pet. >> so will the national pest pictures about their pets? >> our models really different, we are looking at one of those sites that have shelter pets already. the pets have already been exposed to illness, stress and all the stuff in the shelter

we're focused on home to home adoings. >> and make sure the pets are healthy. if i go to your site would i get a certificate of healthy >> exactly you would get a veterinarian voucher. and you also get 30 days of pet insurance and a bunch of money saving coupons >> as a pet lover i think you're doing great things and i hope you make money because therefore i think you'll expand and hopefully cut down a number of youth fiezed pets. angela marcus. she's the cofounder and co-commander of get your pet.com.

from the looks of things after hours broden is right. i'm jim cramer, happy new year

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