for that >> i like looking out to january, i like put spreads. >> a very hot sector right now, weapon all the m&a news that we've beening, the on. all right. looks like our time has expired. i' 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 welcome to "mad money. welcome to cram america. my job's not just to entertain but also to teach and educate. call me at 1-800-734-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer you can find a good not to hot

or cold pay patrol number at th payroll department and you get the kind of benign action that gets you multiple opportunities to make money. nasdaq falling .74%. thank you apple. yes, this was the biggest opportunity, apple with the stock soring up $4.39 after an amazing quarter $891 billion market cap. i say own it don't trade it. could we get to a trillion dollars? if the company does well but there's plenty of others who couldn't master kushlgt pin action that comes from the iphone having such great numbers, as well as impossible take overs in the technology sector at the same time healthcare stabilizing, even the oil seem

to be climbing high. oil going through 25 suppliers the benign back drop continued continues next week. i don't know, because if there's one day where it's going to take a breather it's going to be up monday quad come was up a bit seems like this semiconductor company always locked in and may catch a break. even though i don't think kwaqud comwants to sell at all. it may be -- let's just say if this deal does happen it'll give the red hot semiconductor alley

another way. if it doesn't, the whole smoke and cohort could turn cold i'm worried about monday let's start off with cvs that has become the poster child of what happens when amazon may try to come after you. i know cvs wants to require aetna to become must have of a healthcare company and less of a bricks and mortar store to be preyed on on amazon. we'll hear from michael kors quarterly accessory. it isn't a power company and therefore cannot be trusted. we get results from a company aye liked for a long time, price loan if you think back to expedia's quarter which was nasty, you

might get heart burn when you see this one or at least imagine it when you play with these companies for keeps it always hurts your profit margins. monday there'll be sky works solutions and international fragrance. i think both could do very well. sky works huge out source suppliers which means its got tons of orders all these consumer products companies they need iff to stay competitive. tuesday we hear from emmerson electric i bet this story industrial gives us a strong quarter, however it could be overshadowed by the possibility that emmerson raises a tent tifr business for rock wall automation we also get results from

valient. we had the ceo on, he's been busy fixing up his balance sheet so the guy don't have any growth let's find out marriott's hotel business before the from a scarce of properties. both electronic arts and activists and blizzards say the stocks get hammered in the last couple days. we may get a buying opportunity after a way that ea was obliterated and tough after the blizzard wednesday we hear from the company century link specifically, i get asked about whether stre link's 13% dividend

is safe. that's a bit of a red flag i condition speak to the state of the business. but the truth is i'm worried about if i company with a 10% plus yield that's usually a sign there's a dividend cut coming. i'm calling that one problematic. speaking of problematic, snap reports on tuesday it's a little like twitter, a company that may not be in charge of its own destiny and isn't ready for prime time twitter was ready when it reported this week, the stock shot up. i bet snap will give it the old college try. and -- all in all i think you should forget snap and use the juicy decline in the stock of facebook, sold off after an amazing quarter. it got hit with the ugly quarter of higher expenses

thursday we hear from two rerailers will not so hot stocks choel's and macy's khol's is stuck in a no man's land macy's, wow, what can i say? this store retailer hit a 52-week low just today and its dividend clocks in at 8% there's tons of investor who are fleeing the took because they don't believe it can be maintained i can't see why you'd have to cut it after closing another retailer i love to shop it reports nordstrom. i can't wait to hear what this department store says, not that long ago it wanted to do a leverage buy out

i'm concerned, i'm concerned the stock may be over valued we'll also hear from two companies near and deer to many on thursday night and i got to tell you, yan you'll go for them, disney and nvidia. i expect little from disney, subscribe lossings quarter cuttings we're going to have to hear about espn this and that but we'll also hear about ban tech, that's the bright side i bet that view be dominate the action of the stock. my advise i'd like to own business any long-term, not pushing the stock short-term nvidia, this stock is almost double for the year, my travel trust is following it. but it means this company up almost 100% it really has to deliver some incredible blow-out numbers. considering the strong nand for

driving chips, not to mention data center offerings, artificial intelligent chips i think there's a lot like with nvidia the shock has a habit of trading reports so i want you to wait to hear the conference call before buying with nvidia the stock's so amazing, yeah i did rename my mutt nvidia. on a more serious note, we downgraded the stock from one the two. club members, the stock's gotten too high even for this huge nvidia supporter j.c. penny announced a hideous quarter, we know things aren't good i don't think there's anything positive they can say this friday that's going to change anybody's mind that the stock isn't headed on the way down

maybe they'll talk about sefo ra here's the bottom line, the floods continue next weekend that means it'll be impossible to take everything in and make decisions. my recommendation, during the season don't milwaukee any snap judgments wait until you hear the conference calls and act i don't want you to be one of those. and by the way, keep owning the stock of apple don't trade it, even if many people come on air or go to firms and say it's time to ring the register jeff in maryland jeff >> caller: booyah mr. cramer from the great state of maryland >> it's a great state. we want the best for kevin plank. >> caller: thank you and good luck with the eagles and the nfc's. here's my question

my dear wife has inherited shares of stocks from comcast and very vierizon these two companies are under great pressure from competitors, they suffer fatigue from customers and the changing sells on millennials who don't go home and watch cable. what's your take on these two stocks going forward >> my travel trust says comcast. it's really a powerhouse it had incredible portfolrofita cash flow. verizon, i think it's good it's fine, but you're right everything you said is true. the long knives are out for both stocks with the reports will come snap judgments and you're not going to make them you on the other hand will wake for the conference calls

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sometimes the market loses its mind and you got to roll with the punches. look at what happened today with the reaction to the earnings in act vision blizzard in starbucks. i loved the conference call. so it stocked nicely in premarket trading i even forecasted on it for my mad dash on squawk on the street. it's better to expect from a company that had better time line starbucks on the other hand, i'm disappointed it gave a low term guide down from the growth path from a few years ago. the stock got slammed. but when the market opened this morning, act vision stock collapse while starbucks stock soared how is that possible it's all about expectations. when starbucks reported the

previous quarter the numbers were disappointing and it got hammered and that's when we started hear lg clatter about how starbucks results had so deviated from that earlier long-term plan, management needed to cut its forecast reset was the word that people used as that story percolated throughout the institutions and stop me andering around mid-50s. last night starbucks did cut that forecast, but many other investors that hadn't followed the companies and read the ba headlines they quickly bald. the guys waiting on the sideline used the information to quickly get in

the stock roared, closed at a dollar and went on starbucks sweetened the pop by giving you a dividend boast and a buy back at the same time a view was -- which you know i've been concerned about. what's actvision blizzard. the market chose not to listen, stiff game competition for the holidays news flash, there's always stiff gaming competition for the holidays you think bobby, the ceo of actvision blizzard hasn't thought about there? and he's real smart. the stock got no love about expanding the east coast business what's ironic here is i think that actvision blizzard should be bought and bought afwrefly, which is something we told the members of the source.com public

many times today but i would not case the stock of starbucks here unless we knew for sure that the guidance they gave, the knew guidance wasn't too optimistic, that's a major concern for me i'd like to talk to nate in new york nate >> caller: thanks for taking me call >> of course what's up >> caller: how do you think go pro will be affected in the future >> we liked it at nine the stock shot up big. it's now pulled back the steel it's pulled up a bomb steel where we like it i think go pro is good, i think the conference call was okay i think go pro's fine. not my fave but not bad. the market seems ir ration fall during earning season

it's about expectations. you'll have a better understanding on stocks next week if you don't i'm telling you will sell low and buy high. much more "mad money." a company -- it's a company that's working at some of the hottest area of tech from self-driving vehicles, artificial intelligence, that kind of charging we like called wireless can the technology heat up what a stock i'm going to talk with the ceo good news, my dog's name nvidia i did homework for you and can make you money stick with cramer. [lance] monica, it is absolute chaos out here!

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a big fan of break ups they're a great way for large complicated company to unlock value. and the flip side of a break up is a spin off. the smaller companies to get split from their larger parents. spin offs can create tremendous value for the same reasons they represent a part of the business that was underappreciated underfocused on and therefore undervalued. more important, becomes juicy bite size take over targets for other companies. we saw this happen with asul that it's been under performanced as of late. the stock shot up to the roof later. not every spin off is a success, but if you know what to look for, a good spin off can become a big winner

let's talk about what works in a spin you've-off -- spin-off back in 2013, ir spun off a security business as ali on. a-l-l-e worked think what mechanical locks and electronic security. it's a larger complicated company braking off a smaller business so it can focus on growing the business as an independent company. i pounded the table hard in order for you to buy ali on. ir is up 47% since that segment. the stock spill up 29% since i recommended it i wish i had told you to sell before the latest quarter because a week ago the thing was up 38%

next one chemor s. this is a business that was done by miss coleman. they were trying to fight off an idea so they spun this one off i recommended the speculation in 2015 both because it's a business that mixes with toothpaste right. my only refwret with this one i didn't pound the table harder. it fell from $7 to 55. monster crushing the performance in the market. then there's fortiff the industrial business that was spun-off in last of last year it's part of dancer's efforts to focus on the fast quarter. i have to t admit i got there

one backwards. right after this happened i recommended dan hurt i told you it seemed to risky, bad. in july of 2016 that made sense. with the benefit that was a -- it's selling like crazy and the stock's up 43% since the segment. dan hurt that's had a lot of problem with its dental provision. it really paid off and i slouf stuck to my it in knitting in october of last year johnson control spin off its businesses as addint it never got the attention -- it was buried in a unyielding conglomerate sure after the stock made a killing. it's been up 41% since i

recommended it in january. that's after the stock sold off hard yesterday, down 5% when the company reported what many people thought was a disappointing quarter. i didn't see anything wrong with it this mav the buying opportunity since the one we talked about in august in january, honeywell spun off add van six. to make the nylon six that's used in all types of fibers. at the time i told you it was worth buying but this is a very cyclical business, giving the strength of the company the stock has caught fire. i liked honeywell, the stock has more than doubled. honeywell which has done well up to 23% but the price was -- i didn't want to get behind it because i was worried about the economy.

last year -- as the stock makes special needed gases to manufacturer micro clips since then the stock had fwirch you a terrific gain treasurying the s&p 500. the spinoff didn't work immediately, not every spinoff is considered a win. the carlisle group, a private equity bank in 2012, took it public as ex sul that codings two years later. in the middle of 2015 the stock gave up the bulk of its gain so the sales started to decline the other problem, carlisle, these guys buy the company, they have to get liquid, they have to slow their investors they're making money

they end up selling majority of the stake. then the stock kind of me yan derred about and it -- industrial codings business to seal the deal and act sul that snapped it up. and that's why i told you to buy the stock but it didn't view much the stock got slams every since it reported a disappointing quarter in august. the very next day we learned that a european mechanical company had stocked in a merger. spinoffs can make very attractive take over tarlgts often times a big conglomerate

will resist selling off a decision, but give it its own directors and shareholders and suddenly it becomes for amenable to a take spin off valero spun off its chains of gas stations and convenient stores as c s t brands and the other one we like became the bidding war between the pair of circle k and 7/eleven. honeywell want to spin off its home business. down dupont, it's going to bring its up into three smaller companies. i think it's an opportunity. and finally, i watch out for potential spin off of fmc

corpse, lithium division lithium goes into electronic batteries. spinoffs can be lucrative even if they don't seem to be working. we will keep monitoring these stocks for you, that's who we work for and after considering how well they've done we're going to profile all of the major ones going forward so you can make up your own mind will be whether they're great opportunities. john in ohio >> caller: hello mr. cramer i've owned phillip morris for several years. i took some off the table as you direct but ooud like to know whether to hold, sell or buy the rest >> its difficult because i didn't like to recommend tobacco companies. i like bothem both. i think they're really really

good so, i bless them as stocks as much as i hate them as companies. all right sometimes breaking up is great today. dow dupont's going to give you some opportunities and fmc's potential spinoff of lithium can be great much more "mad money" ahead. then a speculative stock that's rocking over 160% year to date i'll reveal the flame and tell you whether it's worth owning tonight. and all your calls, where are you employed fire and tonight's edition of the "lightning round" so stick with cramer

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semiconductor space is on fire take integrated device technology, maker of low power high-performance chips they're the number one player in clock timing, switches in space stations radio stations and where they also make the clips used for wireless charging for samsung. when i did the report on monday the company tlifred a roe best quarter. high in expected revenues, 11% year over year the auto industry growing like crazy. can this stock keep flying let's speak with mr. greg

waters >> greg you had an judge believable growth in 2014 and 2015 where this business coming from? >> we grew the company just under 20%, in '14, and '15 one of the things we felt is we wanted to add another leg of growth in 2016, we had acquired and invested our way into this automotive segment that you mentioned. yes, to get that going last year was not a remarkable growth year for us where we're at right now, is that business is on fire we're bringing on new devices like all sorts of smart senses temporary automobiles. we'll introduce devices in early next year, to take the complex safety avoidance, automatic

driving, autonomous driving devices and reduce that to a clip that will fit in the palm of your hand you'll see seat belts and cars that will measure your signs as you drive. i think the animation of what's coming to cars and trucks is just starting. >> let's talk about this technology, we know it's the kind of radar for cars it is so expensive you mentioned to be able to put it in a smaller system but in the conference call you're talking about right now you can make this stuff dramatically cheaper and won't make the cars too expensive for people to buy. >> yeah. if you look at a lot of things you see in cars and transportation in general they're electro mechanical

systems, they're big and ugly and they cost $10,000 per concept. we're making this lie dar technology, think of it as on optical radar and reduce that to a cost point between 100 and $200 at that price point this stuff goes every where not just cars think about it in drones, farm equipment, lawn moe mowers the thing that are coming this is the type of industry we're good at and here happy to be at the lead of that >> how fast one day will we will able to charge our phones? >> right now if you look at one of the innovations why we have become so prominent in a leadership position and wireless power, we lead the industry in wireless rapid charging. so, we take a look at the wireless charges experience, like the phone i carry, it very

much is close to the best in class wire rapid charging. that's a real game changer for our technology given the big players pretty much endorse wireless power for the first time, jim, this stuff is going everywhere. you're going to see this in cars, in appliances, you're going to certainly see it in the predominance of the world's spart phones and tablets on this we just picked up on what we think in the calendar year. >> you're talking about having censors for you're creating what a human being can do in chips. >> we have doubled down and it's our business to become a market

leader in sensor technology. think about a chip that can implicate the human five senses. think about a gas sensor in your car that can do a breath test, environmental sensors that can adapt to the quality of life and mick mick the five senses. these things are going to go every where. you're going to see them in robots, smart home appliances. credit announced a sensor a couple weeks ago that can see through walls. so, if you have someone in the house and you want to know where they are or know someone's in the house, these sensors are available if our company, they will largely fit on your pinky fingernail it not only gives us more to sell to the traditional employers that we have but this is a ball game in terms of the

doppler set and people coming to us and especially looking for these things in a lot of cool and innovative bio med technologies >> well i got to tell you greg you make it exciting i remember the first time we talked about this you said it's going to happen. i didn't see it but i'm glad you did. president and ceo of innovative technology "mad money's" back after the break.

it is time it's time for the "lightning round. play the sound, and then the "lightning round" is ready are you ready? time for the "lightning round. start with samantha in new york. samantha >> caller: hi jim. i just wanted to say i attended your teaching last saturday. >> oh what you think >> caller: game changer. >> you liked it? >> caller: oh my god, game changer. >> oh very sweet i'm glad you liked it.

thank you. >> caller: so my question is related to e emergencying market i'm looking at an air loan in brazil called gold airline the stock is gol. >> samantha it's up 193% i'd probably say it's up too much you'd probably have to wait for a pull back on that one we can't case that. it's not disciplined enough. mickey in illinois >> caller: may stock is park hotels >> i looked at park hotels and i liked it i thought it was good. i like the yield, to me i should be profiling the stuff i get it for the more than 5% yield e happen in california >> caller: hie jim thinks for taking my call i wanted check on game stop. >> i am concerned about game stop if they're going to sell ea down

and actvision blizzard down. those gives me very digital christmas and holiday season to me that's bad for game stop so i'm going to have to say -- >> don't buy don't boy don't buy. >> let's go to ed in new york. >> caller: arena pharmaceutical, au >> we just did that. we kind of like it but remember really risky and long-term. and that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the "lightning round.

well, it's earnings season once again. >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point.

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the possible examination to that are poor guy, the poor guy with c-span who has to sit there and keep a straight face while people call him at the bizarre political -- out of all the things i've ever done on the show the people were more fascinated at the apple balance last night it can't be a bow and arrow. catching up on home work, october 6, tom in arizona wanted to know my opinion on mankind. that's that tiny drug company that trades under mmkd not mankind as in the human race, or to serve man, which is an excellent cookbok i'm very disappointed in the stock of mankind here's a stock inventing inhalers for people with diabetes i got questions about these guys

constantly but it took until 2014 for their inhaler to get fda approval normally when a drug gets approval for the therapy they spent more than a decade develop lg, it's good news this company couldn't live up to the hype first of all the sales very very weak in the company's latest quarter its companied $1.5 million in sales. doctors don't like to take chances with diabetes patients so they've been sticking with the pattern for insulin. make matters worse, san that fed terminated their partnership with mankind pan kind had to start involving their own sales force to sell the inhaler.

i -- nobody ever went broke underestimating mankind's intelligence the disappointing at sale have absolutely crushed the stock in the middle 2014 around the time that press a got approved by the fda, do you know the stock was trading in the mid-'50s now it's a $3 stock. its bounced back from $1 and change i like the future look for the stock of mankind the company only have one company of mankind candidate and while they're working on a bunch of other things, compound for hypertension, keep therapy

induce -- chemotherapy induced nausea it'll take many years and a lot of money before they hit the market my view based on past experience, i worry mankind will let you down so, my suggestion is even though i know it's going to kind of blast me on twitter i could care less i say stay away from this one. next up on october 20th, kd in texas wanted to know about fi fibrogen i said i'd come back after doing research this one's a bio pharma company, works on treatments for anemia, and cancer first they're working on a molecule drug being studied in multiple space

second, fibrogen's developed a human anti-body based drug that's currently in phase two trials finally they're working on a bio synthetic cornea that help cure some types of blindness. it's still very very early we're getting important data on an anemia drug next year based on the phase two data it's very effective anemia where you have low levels of red blood cells affect something like 1.6 billion people worldwide fibrogen's a pill, doesn't require iv supplements and i think it's going to have less side effects where do i come down, it sounds fabulous let me give you the reservation.

the stock has rallied 161% year to date, i hate to case. as much as i like the story i recommend you wait for pull back before pulling the trigger fibrogen definitely best in show i can see a younger person buying some and buying more. i say stick with cramer.

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