up 120%. i've been long for a while i'm staying long i do believe it goes higher from here square >> alk will get you done, sister >> i'm melissa lee thanks for watching. see you back at 5:00 don't go anywhere, "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. mr. also a market somewhere i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cram america. i'm trying to make you money my job not just to entertain but educate and attach you call me 1-800-734-cnbc or tweet

me @jim cramer has the market lost its mind isn't it totally insane. after one more good day each of the average ascending to good highs. nasdaq conveys .2% i'll admit, it's kind of nutty, but bull markets are like that in a stampeding bull like this one, the level of optimism can feel border line delusional. there's a widespread belief that everything works out for the best it's really the stuff with novels not reality where the bad works into the good and the negatives turn into positives. it's like the saudi arabsound s mary pop pins. now you may think it's

imprudent, capricious and total lilacing in any sort of rigger but what matters is this unreflective bullishness is making a lot of people money i'm going to lay out some particulars. put it in a way that you know i like to do it, using stocks to tell the tale. first, there's exhibit a in the plan poe that run. you know which one i'm talking about, tesla this morning we learned tesla only manufactured 260 model three cars last quarter. you're expecting 1,500 that kind of thing happened to say, ford, add some zeros. have it been ford this stock would have been obliterated, but it's tesla we had analyst tripping all over themselves telling us not to

worry, don't micro anltz, stop obsessing over it. there wasn't even a chance to obsess let alone to be obsessing. yet some of say it will be nice to hold elon musk to the same accountability we use for every other ceo. yet when i criticized him analyst derived at such small thinking model three would be manufacturing hell this stock is so beloved it will probably go higher not lower on the news, this is before the bell i'm just doing it just to give him a hard time, but that's what happened the stock only rallied nearly 2% it garnered a birecommendation who says the bell doesn't go off. second, for ages, general motors have been telling us its

embraced the future, then it sees the writing on the wall, then it knows the electronic vehicles are the way of the world. it's like a broken record, is anyone even paying attention in a bull market you wake up finally after years of saying the same thing, suddenly people decide, yeah she means it. when gm announced it's going to have a bunch of models by 2023 the stock wen from being a total dog to one that is completely adored, climbing 3% today. if years of not about able to get out of its own way gm stock is now in historic beast mode. analyst after analyst whose been lukewarm embracing the whole thing, shackle after shackle gaining artists, wait until we see the big numbers out of florida and houston. fill lebeau gave you numbers

this morning there was pretty fabulous third, this morning, delta, th airlines came out with numbers that said, look despite the storms we're not falling apart we're still in business. now in another market this to be could have been headed right down with this same exact release. not in this one, though. delta rallied more than 6% delta's not bathing in red ink -- they are all beloved now as much as they were hated a few days ago it's a mad scramble to buy the stock of any airline, not just delta. any moment in history this would have been seen as not so hot quarter and a good reason to sell when williams, the paint maker decided to buy -- and make the paint company a total winner then the bears started talking

about pique housing and the stock lost its moe joe in fact, the paint place became a -- with everything else that goes into a home then this morning sherwin williams announced this. i thought maybe they weren't bad, i'll mention it on the squawk then i misjudged this is a raging bull market people are shocked by the mundane. they cheer for the routine so when the stock of sherwin williams goes up to 4% today, the rally -- being led by home depot. the shorts have been trbeen tra. the buy back had to be stupid, turns out the shareholders were right and the short sellers,

fifth. one of the concepts of this is that the home builders keep putting up great numbers, then the stocks fall apart. why? because every time they report these numbers, the so-called experts presume that we're looking at the last good numbers before the business falls off a cliff. probably anyone can bring themselves to believe the strength was sustainable, that is until a good quarter was reported this morning as stock surged up 5% not long ago, these numbers would have caused these shares to get slammed now, instead of asaming a housing is pique we heard people talking about how the story is still in its early innings, and part again because of the the rebuild in florida and texas for most of the history when the senate spends the day land base, the disgraced former ceo of a former company, you'd expect the stock of that company would be

pounded. as soon as the senate finishes tongue lashing of dick smith, the former ceo of equifax it was a -- what an opportunity to buy the beaten up stock of a company that the banks is still using as if nothing happened. based on the way it folded more than 2% today, you'd think the stock of equifax wasn't facing lawsuits, or even that senator elizabeth more may have upgraded and slapped it on a congressional list i mean it was that crazy finally, not that long ago we heard from a bunch of research firm that traffic had slowed at dominos. the stock got pancaked, it fe il like a rock. the stock was down for the count. last night it catches buyer from steefl and it's like this weak progression never occurred, nobody cares

all aboard, the domino stock trade of 4.4%. so you know what happens now i have seen this so often, and i'm glad that you're with me because i can tell you, i've lived there so many of this kinds of bull markets, not the stuff we've had since 2009, i'm talking about this kind. here's what happens, the research departments, they get buzzing. research directors, they start going through seeing that guy, that guy covers trucking, that guy covers cruise lines, that guy's doing work in healthcare come on guys give me some recommended stocks and they see this kind of action and say, i got to put on my buyer recommendations, i'm being left behind. especially the movie stocks left and right. they pound the tables we get the remission, the reluctance disappears the sense of fear is over, the buys that you use to slap on that didn't mean anything, now they're moving stocks. you raise the ratings, the price

target and the stock levitates and you want to be in on it. you want to be one of those people that aannounce the buys do you know how powerful this can be i've seen it with the expectation of the power and the oils the longer oil holds up the more likely you'll get upgrades in those stocks too morgan stanley talked about the stars aligning, no were not mine, for the oils and call it red light crews about to break out the level. the oil companies are so mean they'll be rolling in it you can't make this stuff up the bottom line, yes, these are indeed the time to try bear soles, it's for certain, that is if they even have souls. do bears have souls? it's worth pondering logically speaking, many of these moves should not be happening. the actions way too positive you can also argue maybe they've

all been negative for too long until the bears started lodging, this rally could be far from over mark in nevada, mark >> caller: hi jim. first of all all my thoughts go out to those affected by the tragedy this weekend we wish them all the best and feel for the situation >> yeah, i saw you were from nevada, immediately i just said, oh my. >> well i'm from nevada and i'm in measure, going to fly back tuesday. >> i want to go to michigan state game i remember a couple years ago michigan kind of -- well i don't want to give my friend a hard time but that's going to be a big game what's up. >> caller: well, i wen to michigan >> what a great school we did our show from university of michigan it was the highlight of our entire college tour other than the colleges we went to

go ahead >> caller: well, it's a great ton because it's got all the amenities of a big city and it feels like a small town. >> yes, it does. what's up. >> caller: so here's what happening, i start looking at some of the stocks seeing how they were affected one of them's an airline based in las vegas i was shocked, the stock was up $3 today and the stock is aleejt airlines, what's your take >> it's not myfavorite but there is this positive reaction, the market interprets a lot of things my favorite will remain southwest air because its never lost any money again, i hope you go back to nevada and things go as smoothly as possible. let's go to frank in new york. >> caller: yes, jim, booyah to you. i bought us gyp son right after all the hurricanes, figuring oh my god, the houses that has to

be refurbished and the walls taken out. on top of all the normal demand for thesheet rock with the housing market going pretty crazy right now, but the stock just lays there. what are your thoughts >> frank i'm urging patients my friend merkel haley who runs intersurprise as one of the leaders taking out the dry wall in floods. i think it's too soon to see the results but i think they'll be right. this is a nutty market but bull markets are like that in reality maybe we've been too negative, don't with cocky but understand a bull market feels just like this on "mad money," what is the market fear signaling for the stocks i'm going to tackle the technicals to see what these charges are signaling at all-time highs plus the wall street voice,

equifax and wells fargo got grilled today on capitol hill. i'll tell you what's got me steamed just ahead what does a progress reports mean for the the job market. i'm talking to the ceo to find out. stick with cramer.

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when ever the market's going strong, in the face of something really horrifying like the mandalay bay tragedy over the weekend, we always have to ask ourselves, are we being too come place sent can stocks truly continue to levitate like this without something terrible happening now there are a lot of different ways to approach these questions

but it's always a good idea to keep one eye on the cboe volatility index or the vix for short. more important vix is used for the proxy as a level of fear in the stock market when investors are scared the vix shoots higher when they feel confident the vix goes lower whether you look at the vix the action relative to the action of s&p 500. we care about the future we know that we just got through what many experts are calling the least volatile september on record that may be a bit of a stretch but it was undeniable if we follow september as the vix started being active over a decade ago we're going off the clarts with our vix expert he's the founder of auction

pit.com. better handle on the current situation. it is so important if we're too complacent we know bad things will occur. before we get into the charts though, it's worth pointing out while the vix has been giving us remarkable readings, it's now closed low ten for week straight to give you a historical context, over the last 20 years, 20 years, vix has ended the month of september at an average level of about 21. taken vix by itself that doesn't tell us all that much. as sebastian put it, looking at vix alone, kind of like looking at one team's final score in a football game. saying that vix is under ten is like saying eagles scored 23 points on sunday that doesn't tell you if they won or loss just that they scored 26 points

when it comes to interpreting the volatility index the point of comparison is in the broader market so, let's get started. take a look at this chart showing historical average volatility of the s&p. volatility fell off a cliff this past september it came right down that's highly unusual behavior i jest wunt over the fact september's usually a rocky month. august is usually a rocky month followed by september and october. we got a spike in august for volatility it quickly van ished in september it was a september of north korea with little rocket man total disarray in washington, no repeal and replace it just kept going lower and lower as if these things didn't matter they didn't. more important, the vix continue

to climb it's not like this thing is falling from high levels the vix has been pretty -- there year since 2017, vix only had one close above 2017 put that in on connect, the volatility long-term average is only an '18. it was still spiking to a blow average level. on the flip side, sebastian points out vix have had a ton of low cloers since vix game trade bl in 2004 it's closed only at 36 since then the fact it's stayed below ten for five day it is a row is stunning almost consider this market as forgotten how to feel fear or

there's index funding going on where money comes in regardless of what's going on in the outside world. again, you can't take your queue from the vix alone, you need to look within the context of how the stock is doing this is s&p 500 on top, volatility of s&p on the bottom going back to the end of the year every time we talk about the vix i explain how it's supposed to work relatively to the s&p when stocks go up you want the vic to go down a falling vix suggest a rally's forreal. when stocks are going down the climb is likely to continue so long the vix keep spiking. it's like when the volatility and s&p moves in the same direction we're likely to get a reversal trend at a time when the vic was rising along with the market that made sebastian worry we could be headed for decline.

the s&p got hit with the closest thing to a real sell off we had all year, nice going to sebastian. now, the situation's changed the s&p's running higher, vix keeps falling. that's what its supposed to do even though we keep getting all sorts of warnings from analyst, and they're daily, it feels like there's some supposed expert talking about how we're in a budget, the guy served chicken last night at this barbecue place, he said cramer's going to crash, i don't know, chicken was good but everybody's got their opinion. as we head into earning season you might expect traders and investors to ring the register and get more cautious but this hasn't been happening. the s&p's at the all time high and the volatility of that rally

continues to go lower. this looks so good it will take so unexpected and negative to knock us off course. like the earnings coming in worse than expected, i don't think that's going to happen though also worried about tax reforms if it imploeds that could do more damage. buffet was talking today how he's got to -- i beg to differ about what could cause problems here i don't believe investors are banking on this customers to accomplish anything. especially since the leadership's all squandered its credibility. so sebastian feels down right sad here the last time the volatility index was this consistently low for this long, now this is going to care ya, but it was back in 2006 and early 2007. eventually, the vix started creeping higher and the whole

stock market got obliterated financial system implosion here's the bottom line for the moment, the action in the volatility index by our vix expert, mark sebastian, suggested this stock market at least for the bulls could have more room to run it wouldn't surprise me if he turned out to be right especially since historically the last months of the year continue to be good for stocks if they continue to be up. these charts and vix show that could happen again plenty more "mad money" ahead. disappointing, painful, outrageous, a couple ways to describe today's testimony from tim salone all for you and what it can mean for the the stock. payroll provider pay check has an unprecedented view across the country.

and a company's really got the kpulsive medical device. it's a stock my viewers introduced me and we keep going on we have the ceo joining us on the show from philadelphia stay with cramer

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was grilled by the senate, i think it's worth explaining why i like the stock so much for so long long story short, we love the stock of wells fargo for the very thing that got them in trouble, the cross selling we though the bank had this unique model where it was more efficient to cross sell. wells fargo was so much better getting more out of their customers than any other bank. service fees, it was fantastic it was the largest selling point to wall street more years. they were the best bankers in the business because they got so much out of each client. how can i get more of your business was always the signature line of anyone involved with wells fargo. i can't believe they did it better than flynn else we all did of course, now we all know the cross selling strength was predatory or outright. investors may have loved wells

fargo for its mal feasants, we didn't realize it at that time that's why it's so important to hear tim salone when he spoke to the senate i thought he was able to make the case shareholders were able to pay more for shares of the bank this was the one thank you think had going. why not admit to something the company bolstered about so often in the past? what would be the harm of saying he was proud of the cross selling? i'll tell you why he's not doing it, the problem, tim's been at wells fargo for more than 30 years. he served both chief financial and chief operator this past decade what does this tell us about his management skills if you didn't realize the main reason the bank traded higher than the others is because of the sham.

someone other than warren had a particular suggestion. >> at best you were incompetent, at worst you were complacent and either way you should be fired >> federal reserve have the position to fire -- to ensure the they are raid is over has done nothing at all. janet yellen mentioned it wen asked at a press conference, should we be outraged? i've been outraged i was outraged with a law enforcement came out and em applied the people at the top should be replaced if you want to change the culture. the only recess neigh i expect here is from the people like me, who are resigning to the idea that nothing more will be done and i should just drop any mention of wells sure wells fargo did act as previous -- john stumps, a man i

had tremendous respect for yes, there could be more shame and not only what richard smith former equifax experience in front of congress today. first of all allowing the -- of history. no matter as i said to my partners on squawk this morning, this is america, where people who commit white collar crimes for corporations rarely suffer anything worse than firings, call backs and ugly looks at the supermarket. nothing gets done. congress doesn't rally care, and prosecutors would rather spend their time going for smaller fish who can't afford decent lawyers. beyond that i guess i can tell you go buy the stock, i like so many of the banks more because it turns out wells fargo past

rate was a losery. now the cross selling's gone and it's just another back there are many cheaper and better let's go to elliot in new york please elliot >> caller: hey jim my question is about marriott ticker, mar. i'm a true marriott believer but i'm concerned anyone in the world could destroy this company as much as what are yo what are the /* what are your thoughts >> if you feel that way i have to suggest you go almost all into cash. if that is your thesis, there's no reason to be doing any investing. it's better just to have some gold and some cash accessible. not my view but it's one i suggest. all right i thought it was

painful to hear wells fargo speaking whether you get up there don't talk over the senator no matter how much you disrespect him. as my late father said there's only 100 of them you got to show them respect the reason to pay for this stock is gone. you're better off elsewhere. more "mad money" ahead i'm speaking with the ceo of pay checks then a stock cram america brought to my attention. theceo coming here to bring his perspective on a stock >> then an edition of the "lightening round" just ahead. stay with cramer your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall.

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♪ hapow do you get a read on payroll report i always like to hear from paychecks, payx. despite the falling unemployment rate, high business level confidence, pay checks has been -- for years.

more importantly the company raised its four-year revenue target stocks shot up today but could this be the beginning of a larger long-term trend given facts there's so few analyst who recommend the stock. let's take a closer look with the ceo of pay checks. mr. musy welcome back to "mad money. >> thanks jim. >> okay marty, you've had comments overall about small business growing and yet you really raise, and you're building a brand new office can you explain to our viewers how you don't see the small business necessarily accelerating but you see your own business accelerating? >> yeah i think what we see in small businesses a moderation of the growth but consistent. we're growing consistently in

small business job growth right now and seeing wages up, which is a very good thing for the consumer, those employees buying more i think that's going to add to business confidence. and you see from the company side, our hr outsources is one of the segments of our business and that's adding more to the clients we already have. good business growth, moderate but steady and selling more services for the clients we have >> how much of the forecast has to do with acquisitions i want to break it down to organic growth better than expected, and purchase growth which may not be as important. >> i think organic growth we saw an uptick in the forecast. we did just do the acquisition of hr outsources and that is certainly helping add to our guidance for the year. we continue to look at other acquisitions as well and other opportunities to grow our scale. we're one of the largest hr out

sources in business and we want to keep that leadership. >> you know, mayty was looking at your margins versus the margins of ausk data and your margins are better. what happened if you went in and got ten large clients, you can afford to have some margin degradation and be able to take some shares from aut machk data. >> i think we're doing well in that mid-market space, larger clients because of the offerings we have. but you know, the margins are strong because we keep expense out of the business, we never really let it in few layers of management we make sure our process is tight as far as how fast we can onboard clients and service them >> but it seems like you're a little ahead of them, and that's

a great edge for you versus them >> well, yeah, i think we've done very well we started seven or eight years ago realizing we had to invest more in technology, we reduced our cost on the operation side and invested the dollars in technology where mobile first design, we design everything for the phone first and expand it on the desk top, and we do everything in an agile development. we bring products to the market faster than we have and we feel good about the products we offer our clients. >> you offer high touch business but also the online business is it very profitable for pay cheks? >> yes, it is. we're seeing more and more growth you're letting the client do more because they want to do more they could be profitable. and we've also been profitable even to high touch if you want to come to us that's fine if next week you want to do it john line that's fine with us too. >> okay, so where in the country

are we seeing accelerating job growth you already said it's steady where is it accelerating and what is your prediction for what will happen in both houston and florida as the clean-up goes on? >> i think, certainly our thoughts and prayers go out to all the folks there in recovery mode now and we feel that for houston and florida, what you'll see is probably for the next month or so, we'll see businesses down, the hours work we saw drop dramatically obviously but then, typically depending on whether those businesses can come back or not, we think they will, you'll see an uptick in small business as landscapers and roofers and all of those contractors come into those areas to help them recover we think that'll probably offset the down sizing of some of the businesses we hope the damage wasn't enough particularly in florida, that those businesses will come back.

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"lightening round. and then the "lightening round" is over. are you ready? time for the "lightening round." start with mike in texas mike >> caller: good afternoon dr. cramer >> thank you what's going on? >> caller: buy sell or hold edwards life sciences? >> you make it easy for me because that is a buy buy buy buy. edwards. let's go to betsy in rhode island >> caller: hey jim how are you

>> i'm good. >> caller: you always have such great insight bio pharma i'm wondering what your thoughts are on bbbt? >> i don't know that one i've got to do more work and that wayky come back and be a little bit more rigorous about it rudy in virginia >> caller: this is a true privilege. thank you. >> thank you what's going on? >> caller: yes, sir. i'm a long-term investor looking for a company that produces electrical vehicle charging stations aerial environment caught my attention. >> i like this stock, eden has the charge box but eden's got a lot of going on. i like your closure. daniel in new jersey

>> caller: hey jim my question's about s qm >> i like lithium, i think it's works. i'm going to stick by my recommendations. geovanni knee in new york. >> booyah mr. cramer i was wondering what your opinion of a co-op for oshkosh and $83 strike >> forget the co-ops that's another show i like these guys, great group of businesses. commercial intensive and i think it's terrific. let's go to le von in florida. >> caller: what do you think of this trump energy and infrastructure polite. they're in coal and steel and buying back shares >> i don't trust it. it's got a yield that's too high i got a beautiful orange hat

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last monday i introduced you to a medical device. here's a company that was brought to our attention by a viewer, jim in arizona i think it's intriguing enough to deserve a closer look

the business comes from its remote heart monitoring devices. now, mid-september this stock got crushed. thanks to a brutal piece of research from a consulting firm called off wall street that's why a week and a half ago i told you was worth buying for speculation. since the stock has given up 8% gain it's not bad for us in two weeks. tonight i want to take a deeper look at this name with the stock of joe tapper. he has a better sense of what's happening in this company. welcome to "mad money. good to see you sir. >> thanks jim, appreciate it how big is this current market and how big is the digital connected device market? >> so this current market we're in is probably somewhere in the billion five to $2 billion

range. i don't know how big the connected market is. connected help is new so who knows. it could be very very large. >> i understand you have the device if you could show us what it's like and please tell us how you make money off of it >> yes, yes, sir this is what's called the m cot, mobile cardiac patient teleme century device you can wear it up to the heart for 30 days, it will detect for irregular heart rate and it will transmit that ig regular heart rate be an app on the cell phone to cardiac technicians around the clock 24/7 you're your cardiac teg in addition >> you got it. >> what was the state before your device? >> before the device it was older technology

24, 48-hour monitor, sometimes up to 30 days but unconnected. the biggest thing in this technology whether you go from unconnected to connected health. if for some reason the patient stops wearing this device in the middle of the monitoring session we know it because we're connected to the patient we can intervene and get them back on service. because this device is bedded with the capability accuracy goes through the roof. there's no model nearly close to this device because it's connected. by the time the physician orders a product the information's already late >> so if you have arrhythmia this is -- >> already >> oblation you figure out how often you have to go for >> right >> allow go you get paid >> we get paid on the service. again this service is for up to 30 days. this is the sensor itself, this

is dissuppose bl in the old days this would have been wires >> right you made a second acquisition what did that get you? >> we made a company called -- on a combined basis we'll grow the business in the neighborhood of 10% to 380 million plus we'll throw off an excess of $50 million of cash allowing us to further innovate in this space and invest in other health connected solutions. >> we're hearing that you're interested in glucose monitoring, what can bio telecentury do >> we bought -- it's a technology and abled service platform, first company to get a blood glucose monitored, seller and enabled through the fda.

we use the device to power a service. it's more technology product oriented, we're more service oriented population health management in the old days we call it disease management that's what we're focused on >> we understand the off wall saying your losing mark share to other companies. make sense to you? >> none at all it didn't make any seasons, came out of left field. i think the important thing to know even those guys pulled their cell recommendation, i think that tells us pretty much what we want to know >> i love the apple watch, i would love to have apple provide me with a similar service but that would seem to be perhaps superior what you have >> i don't think so. you're seeing some of the consumer oriented products talk about products in this space, i think that's wonderful i think what will happen is

they'll -- they're going to see a physician, physician's going to run a clinical great product that have far greater detection ability to verify. i think it's a great move, it's a wonderful thing. we know people are walking around with arrhythmia's like afib and don't foe that have it. >> we've done a couple pieces on that one now seems interesting. stick with cramer. grandpa come. at cognizant, we're uniting doctors, insurers and patients on a collaborative care platform, making it easier to do what's best for everyone's health, every step of the way. you may need more physical therapy. ugh... am i covered for that? yep. look. grandpa catch! grandpa duck! woah! ha! there you go grandpa. keep doing that. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital.

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