are expensive, use a call spread risk to sell more options than you're buying. >> dan >> i'm using defined risk. >> all right looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. check my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey i'm cramer wlk to mad money, welcome to cram america other people want to make friends i just want to make you some money call me 1-800-734-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer the tech bulls simply could no longer be contained.

it went nuts today companies that reported stellar earnings last night, some might argue they were sent soaring with reckless banning. nasdaq rocketed up an extraordinary 2.2% me i think it's all business as usual except for some incredibly large capitalization companies businesses that deliver amazing results get regarded immediately with wholesale evaluations which is what happened with the stocks of alphabet, amazon, intel, and microsoft after a genuinely spectacular quarter. we saw aggressive pin action and everything related to these companies from facebook to adobe, to apple which is how the nasdaq had one of its best days in years let's get right to the game plan on monday after the close from

a -- a food snack company. this group's in bad shape. it's kind of like steve over the induced heart attack it doesn't seem to matter whether this company delivers a good quarter or not. stock got clogged, monoly the stock's been crushed we get results from kol log on tuesday and while this tries to put on a good face it dropped today. kellogg's decent but not enough to be attractive if management cared about the stock they'd put the business up for sale unfortunately, that's the last thing they'd do. it's not just the foods that are getting bad it's also the drugs.

i think when pfizer reports on tuesday, people will go on and they'll sale i'm shocked on a cancellation one drug stock for merck this week nike stock rallied when they articulated an intelligent strategy maybe under offer mirror will start playing like the defense which gave 38 points last night. you want my pick of the week, it's mastercard. i believe ceo will put up some amazing numbers. even though the stock's already up 44% for the year. i think mastercard can still hit higher sometimes i recommend stocks and they go down, shocker. few of them have turned out as badly as allergan at agm, which my travel trust unfortunately

owns on wednesday we find out the stock, $252, $178 swoon since the end of july is justified jeff, who helps run the club with me has been working on a break-up analysis and we'll present that tomorrow in a teaching in the harvard club in new york if you're in the area drop by. so far, so bad, all i can say is that allergan should have bought align technology, that make invis line braces when they had the chance, they could have owned the face, right? of a consumer package good company stock language, there's one i believe can have a materially better quarter and that's clorox. i think this and pepsico is -- and some of that's because like

injury newly at pap, clorox is so smart and forward thinking, the ceo finds a way to beat the numbers. at the report, facebook reports, any facebook stocks soared on the back of -- does -- i think it is because there's so many positive read throughs from alphabet and amazon, let alone twitter which gave fantastic earning reports since wednesday. i'm expecting a fabulous quarter from facebook, but so is everybody else we hear from crafts what a challenging company. it's been a series acquire so far which -- because it's hostile and warren buffet whose an investor didn't want the

company to do those deals. unless craft hieinz can find a company to go by it's not going to go any higher maybe this company has a trick up its sleeve. i'd rather pay up on top of the 134 points as amazon i think there's a rival of amazon, you could get a similar stock with act vision, starbucks and apple, let's take them down one at a time with audiences paying to watch

other people play video games, could be an nce sport nationwide soon maybe we should be thinking of this as an owner of teams and a new type of sport that sells out the house with a plum. i expect a very good quarter starbucks always expect a good quarter. it'll be a term right after starbucks -- lower but remember stocks down big already. remember they -- i would say if you don't -- wait until its report then there's the most important report of all next week, apple some professionals think apple's having a good quarter. second, people seemed to be confused whether to buy an

ipho iphone 8 or 10 there's a -- how there's nothing new under the sun with iphone. while apple ran up $5 today thanks to the tech rally it's still darn cheap that's why i'm reiterating you should buy apple and own apple not trade apple. as long as ceo, tim cook is at the ahead, as long as in my family covers this product, and as long as this stock is cheap i'm going to stick by that mantra finally, the ceo of -- bottom line, by this time next week we'll be done with the bulk of the big cap stocks that are exciting and can make a -- where the techs, financials and productions keep going high.

everyone else kind of lacks behind it's a bifurcated bull but a bull none the same let's go to jack in washington please. jack >> caller: yeah good afternoon cramer >> hey jack how you doing? >> caller: great my question is on fox. we got in around 12 and change and the wife and i she's kind of falling in love with it but i remember that hogs get slaughtered and bigs go to market so i'm trying to figure out from a hog to a big here >> this is a very very difficult one. i think the company's going a remarkable job, it's only a $2.8 billion but the stock is almost up 56%. my advice, take off a quarter let the rest run but aaron is good he's settled a lot of things what happened and every one of them did mike in tennessee.

mike, mike, mike >> caller: how you doing cramer. thanks for taking my call. >> oh i'm fine how are you >> caller: all righty. i just have a and with all the audiocassette of ai and the assessment fees these days, i think the next big things such as watson and alexa, knowles the microphone company, do they have the potential to be the next big enabler? such as like logitech and hp -- >> for audio they're great when people think audio you have to understand it's serious logic. and that's a big company but that is the one people really like. okay, listen people to buy for a bull market, next we got expected tex in the trails to keep on trucking here's your list, pick of the

week mastercard on "mad money" tonight could a bid for monster energy give cola cola much needed jolt? i'm all over the beverage space. and is one man's trash another man's treasure i'm sitting down with the ceo of red hot stock management to see if the stock can have you cleaning stick with cramer. for your heart...

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and all for different reasons. amazon stole the show because its revenues accelerated amazon prime day made christmas come early a holiday created by jeff bezos. alexa is agreement that's a my rmiraculous move fo a company. alphabet stole the show because youtube got 70 --. management's claims one day it could be one of biggest businesses out there the company has $100 billion in cash 60% of that is overseas. stock up $42 with 42.6%.

microsoft stole the show because office 365, the commercial cloud segment azure got better and better its stock is up $5, 6.4% intel got better, the data center didn't disappoint there's a personal computer recovery, it makes the stock seem cheap, 14 times earnings. ep especially with the potential of the mobile action. how is it possible that all these tech titans are doing so well i feel like i was put back in prime sheet. unli unli unlike the dot com burden of the

internet intel's chips for data center service has been pulled along for the ride personal computer still what intel does best. mostly as an onramp to the web, something remind of of the old intel days the crucial components that bind all these stories is that their users are changing the patterns of their behavior, actually i should say of their life the cell phone's how people life, work and operate how do you think your phone does so many amazing things, it's not magic people it's hooked up to a network and that network's plugged into a data center. these firms are all sintracall o that set up which is how they

can make a fortune here. you have to think brian, the ceo of intel for the pc and the internet of things he's getting right. personally i'm amazed at these incredible companies, proud of them too, by the way normally you'd expect this kind of innovation from start ups the people who run and work at these fabulous american companies are the best and brightest our nation has and their visions are extraordinary. i just wish facebook would report the same night so you can see how our lives have exchange and these companies are the engine of that chang my biggest problem in analyzing these companies, the people who run them are all such visionaries where things are going that i just can't keep up. that ladies and gentlemen is why their stocks are flying higher, why they are all starts of the show that's why even after today's moves, the stocks of amazon,

alphabet, microsoft and intel are still all buys got much more "mad money" ahead. i'll tell you if coke can make a monster move. then is it trash day already waste management has been cleaning up the town for decades. could it rise. and the company that brings everything that your fingertips. stick with cramer. [vo] when it comes to investing,

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♪ like i told you last night this market is no country for old consumer products company. a global economic expansion, investors start with cyclical

stocks they can do earnings growth because they're so sensitive to fluctuations and of course they'd buy the technology stocks that really should be lights out, but at the same time they lose all interest in kind of steady companies, foods, beverages and drugs they'd do about same in any economy and even the economy don't mean anything to them. you're not going to drink more indi diet coke because business is good how do you entice the wall street fashions back into your stock? how do you get him to love you again? consider the case of coca-cola the greater beverage maker loved by billions. and the stock is hanging around in right year ties the shares have been stored out in low mid-40s

things are getting tougher now that so much money are flooding out into the fashion stocks. i think there's something these guys can do to control their own destiny. coca-cola has a long history of being a serious acquire of s erial acquire. dating back to the purchase of minute made back in 1960 where i had a full head of hear, i can show you -- since then -- where did my mom get that horrible jacket anyway, since then they've done deal after deal after deal with wall street portfolio, snatching up lots of water -- to bolster tea division in 2011 for the maker of miraculous coffee machine, a baker was taken private last year, and they also have a 17% stake in

monster beverage the incredibly popular energy drink maker for people who hate the taste of coffee and love the taste of cough syrup however, for the past couple of years cola cola's gone quiet and -- ceo, james kinsy. we started hearing rumors coca-cola may be thinking of flat out buying monster beverage we haven't gotten anymore concrete details about a possible deal. and the company didn't mention mma report on wednesday. i feel compelled to circle back on this. so today, i'm putting on my yen hat and playing match maker. first, you need to understand

why i think it's imperative. the truth is, even if coca-cola, the stock has been doing okay. coca-cola company has been -- i -- but they're not doing that great either the truth is soft drinks increasingly feel like a spent at a gray. in the quarter they reported yesterday the company drivered flat fire. people think, listen, it's bad for you. i can show you a lot of evidence that it is but -- is good for them given the victory. the problem is, their volumes have been flat for years coca-cola sales are shrinking down 15% last quarter. the company did deliver 40% earnings growth, much of the strength is because they were facing the end of year capacity. i think that's just because

playing catch up after years and years and years of sustained under performance and don't forget pepsico's beautiful business model of snacks and drinks and ingeneral flewty's incredible stewart ships the company did buy that major stake in both green mountain and monster beverage roughly three years ago. yet, in 2015 they entered into a long-term partnership with these guys coca-cola shoved out $2.3 billion for partnership in monomonster -- monster in exchange monster got coke's energy drink brands. they sound like a -- full throttle, burn, mother

statement coca-cola started doing worldwide distribution for monster. coke's got the best distribution center on earth. monster was growing at a 13% clip in 2013, last year they growed at 23% clip coke is helping them break into a jie january tick company -- gigantic company wouldn't it make sense for coke to buy monster a year-and-a-half ago they announced a plan and refrain chiez and all operations in north america. the company just picked up a majority stake in their african buy from miller. and their already in the process of refrain chiezing it it's a gooded in to re-franchise they'll make it so it's a lean mean company this february the company came

out at a big industry company and told us they want to diversify into healthier quarters thankfully given the business that coke has gone flat like a bottle of sprite that's been left out for too long that means coming out with new products that -- it's okay new products that have less sugar or no sugar, localeries. you can see the little coke cans selling well as we fan up with a company reporter yesterday this is the part of the business that's actually growing, the small containers coke is a growth challenging company. wasn't too surprised when we heard chatter about coke trying to buy monster in august if they know the fans of monster they wouldn't have put the 17% we know coke like beverages, it

doesn't leave them with many options. should they buy monster? i'll admit there might be a little cognitive dissonance. manager talking about focusing on a healthier drink, buying monster may not be the deal. coke is a $196 billion company, the guys who run it are capable of looking and chewing bubble gum at the same time if they want to remain a pure play brench, energy drinks is the faster growing category out there and more pricing power than other drinks. you ever see people -- they don't even wait sometimes, they don't even pay, here's $9. they can totally afford this monster has a marking

capitalization over $32 billion. coke is sitting on more than $27 billion in cash and short-term investments right now, they already own more than $5 billion of monster. giving that monster's already integrating into coke's distribution network i think it'll be easier for them to suggest. most of monster close to retirement, it'll be a speculation they'd be eager to sell so here's the bottom line, have a bill began, here's the bottom line, coke needs to find a ray to produce its reduced rate. i think it would send -- i think it would send coca-cola stock much must have higher.

i'd like to start with ron in virginia. >> caller: hey, booyah mr. cramer. >> booyah. >> caller: thanks for taking my call from the silicone valley. >> oh i love the valley. what's going on my friend how can i help >> caller: about three weeks ago you had the ceo of dell taco of restaurants on your program. he pointed a very positive outlook for the company. last week the stock dropped 2 points and zack had a buy recommendation on it is now a sale also there's a law group that's involved with an investigation alert. what's going on with that what is your recommendation buy hold or sell? >> it was a bad -- look they add

food inflation, it was a poor quarter and i felt bad because i know people bought it and i think it's a really ran quart longer term. don't sell it, it will bounce back but i -- there's -- i -- it's time you juzed up your -- juiced up your growth. go back to your days and grab some manchester. much -- some monster much more of "mad money" ahead tonight's edition of the "lightning round," so stick with cramer let's begin.

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♪ we sometimes forget that when the economy picks up speed that's great news for the garbage business more commerce and construction almost always equals more trash which brings me to waste management yesterday waste management reported an excellent quarter. ashably the best quarter since a big merger and the stock surged up almost 5% more important, waste management, which is owned by my travel trust, gave us some robust commentary.

talking about a rise in the business, up 18% and despite the hurricanes hurting the numbers, they shaved some points off the company for sure and they're going to get that back. the management's given you 30% gain over the last month clearly looking good could the stock -- let's check in with jim fish, he's the ceo of waste management. mr. fisher welcome back to "mad money. as a tribute to you there were people saying recyclings going to perk down and there's chinese problems taking relicycling. it came together like i never seen why were so many people confused given how strong the quarter was? >> that's a good question. we had a good year first and second quarter was good we had a good 2015 and 2016.

this didn't just come out of thin air but it all came together for the future. >> let's talk about what happened with the hurricane. a lot of peel felt, hurricane that's waste management. you complained it's fema but that doesn't mean it will benefit in the end >> we benefit typically on the disposal side. what's happening right now in houston is that they've taken it off of these residence' yards and moved it quickly to the temporary olding areas we didn't see a benefit, actually we did see a penny in the quarter but with you will see the benefit potentially in 2018 >> i been to one of your landfills, i know this sound silly but it's quite clean to bring the trucks, may weigh the instruction and they pay, it'sen substantia it's instant right >> right it's a very clean business for

us and it's a fantastic business we get paid a tip fee on the front end and the cost structure there is largely fixed the variable cost structure is very low on the landfill >> the one point is you need capital managers because you're growing the business, putting people to work and buying trucks >> yes it's going to be up by $1 billion free cash flow was up 18% for the first quarter, not because we cut back on cap ex. that's going to be up for $2 million of the year >> you also are doing something with cng which is actually -- i didn't know that it was cheaper and easier to maintain in diesel >> it is the obvious part bbc ng the cost of fuel is lower but they are cheaper to maintain and we've been kind of comparing your over year diesel versus cng

and we're finding there is a pronounce difference >> that wasn't always the case ten years ago the trucks cost more and didn't told up as well. >> i think technology's progressed to a point where cng is a good vehicle. we like investing cng. >> we also don't want diesel on our cities >> certainly cng's quieter and that's funny we've had customers who say i didn't know my trash was being picked up i didn't heard your truck. >> i love that now i want to ask you about the chinese recycling things chinesee not talking all the recycling they used to but that doesn't mean your business is hurt >> that's really had no effect on it. the second is they have not -- the chinese government has not reissued these import licenses that is having an effect by

fortunately for us we have a broad array of customers outside of china india, thailand and vietnam. >> okay. >> so we're able to diversify a bit wen things like this happen in china and then the third things that's happened is quality controls we have chinese inspectors in our plants in the united states, looking at these bails -- this is largely cardboard right, they're looking at our bails to make sure they're clean. we always say we have the best materials going overseas there's an old says the best boat survive the storm >> it's a wonderful stock and great quarter. that's jim fish, ceo of waste management "mad money's" back after the break. thank you.

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are you ready? it's time for the "lightning round. robert >> caller: hey cramer, booyah. >> what's going on >> caller: s jm. >> i'm against that, it's a nice company, very well run they're not doing the job. i am still saying -- >> don't buy don't buy >> jim in new york >> caller: thanks for taking my call and i enjoy you and your show >> thank you buddy >> caller: my question is eqt corporation. >> they've got to prove -- i want you to sell the stock, it's up on its spike. jacob in louisiana >> booyah jim what's going on? >> i don't know, looking forward to the weekend, i got a big teefrping i'm doing at the harvard club tomorrow, come by new york

what's going on? >> caller: the "lightning round" yesterday i saw that was entertaining >> what's going on >> caller: hey first time caller here i need information now on ball zoom >> i like it, i thought they had a compelling story, a long time hold cathy. >> caller: hey >> sorry cathy i say we go to next caller, todd in texas >> caller: hey booyah jim, appreciate your advice >> of course >> caller: i'm been looking at jet blue and alient holding. >> no you want to buy southwest. the stock got polvarised, we saw

some 59 back to 55 pam in pennsylvania. >> caller: booyah jim how are you doing? >> doing well how about you? >> caller: doing great thank you for you and your terrific team. i have a quick question about la guard dah. >> we're going to stay away. we don't recommend a lot of pharma here, we think it's in the cross fire of the government the slowing drug of the drug companies are the exact opposite of industrials murry in florida >> caller: hi jim, booyah jim. >> what's going on murry >> caller: my name is murry and i watch your program all the time my beautiful wife barbara from florida. >> what do you got >> caller: i have a strong position in c s x.

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with all the blog quarters for tech companies last night, there's some technologies that aren't getting the credit they deserve. take mind boggling last night the company reported a spectacular company. rallying 15% mind body earned just 1 cent per share but wall street expecting them to lose 4 cents the sales were higher than anticipated, more than 72%, and the guidance for both quarters were phenomenal. layer in on top of those you can understand how the stock can have such a big run. the darn thing's giving us a 35% gain since last january. rick stow meyer here's the chairman and ceo of mind body.

welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you jim good to see you. >> you gave us a quarter i thought we maybe wouldn't get for three of four quarters how are you able to do such an incredible job making a profit when more people thought you'd lose money >> we're really firing off cylinders, the growth strategy we have is working we're focused on bringing on the right kind of businesses these are the best wellness businesses in the company. its driving our revenue, our margins and producing the awesome bottom line. >> let's talk about the investment because you're doing something that -- my wife spins every day, she goes to different jims, she's always calling the gym to see if there's an open. number two she tells me at odd hours she doesn't understand why she has to pay the same price. you're handling both these

problems aren't you? >> we introduced online and mobile booking to the space three years ago and it's a key value. we're able to remove that friction and help her book the tasks she wants. >> and the dynamic pricing >> the -- >> i'm sorry where we don't have to pay pull boat, this is your software right >> absolutely. and when you think about pricing it's how every service should be priced the value of getting a car ride at 2:00 a.m. is a lot higher in that same car ride on a summer afternoon. the same thing is true for the surfaces offered on our flat form, any kind of group exercise are you teen, personal trainers as well as salon and spa

aappointments. all of those things have a value and demand that changes with time one of the thing we know we have an enormous amount of inventory, and only something less than half of our intory is sold saefr day. one thing that's common across all the markets that we serve is that these small business owners want to get more customers in the door meanwhile there are tens of millions of people that want to avail themselves on those classes to live a healthier life dynamics is going to help bring in the people with price points that dropped during lower demand if you want to have that best spenting class in santa monica because you're visiting there and want to get that class tomorrow evening you're going to be able to get that class now. if there's a college student who wants to get into the class and can't afford to pay the full boat she can get in for a

cheaper class. >> it's really kind of the foundation of your company, the healthy, mind and body, i find when people go on a business trip they first thing they do is try to figure out where the spin class is you have all that but the idea of your company is this is how you lose weight not with some trick. this is how you live longer not with some trick. that's how mind, body really works. >> absolutely. there's such a need for this it's a growing need. if you think about it, healthcare is a $3 trillion a year in u.s. cost, and the center for disease control is that 80% of the cost of healthcare is a preventable cost life style, we're not customers enough nutrition, we're not eating the right foods. and stress and our addictions. all the things are that our wellness activities, working out more, going to spas, those are

things that improve this we believe that there's an enormity growth opportunity in front of us. in fact, we've issued a mind, body challenge we've said in the united states as well as other countries we're engaged with, we want to see a doubling engagement with these activities over the years. this is going to be 100 more adults going to these activities in the next ten years. >> i like that challenge and you like your company. i hope everybody works out that's rick, the chairman/ceo of mie mind and body. "mad money's" back after the break. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult?

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