>> xrt is selling on any rally >> guy >> hi. i get eviscerated, but nordstrom's. >> all right i'm melissa lee. . my mission the 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. other people want to make friends i'm trying to help you make money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you, call me 1-800-734-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer we call it the trump rally, but how much of it really has to do

with president trump one year after the election on a day were all three major indexes hit three record highs dow up, s&p gained 1.4%, nasdaq up 2%. i think we got to take time and ponder the strengths trump is as pro business as it gets the s&p rallied 21% since the election however the president has a lot less control over the economy than we like to pretend. the tax of germany rallied almost 28% kospi of south carolina up 27% none of those are about trump right? whether you got a global economic expansion stocks tend to run higher, regardless of the

politics, style or substance of the leader the president's been a terrific salesman for international companies, best in my life time for certain. making it clear that foreign countries want to appease him they need to buy and build american he's an old fashion list china chopped full of ceos who wants more business. that's a big change when trump was elected and many people thought he's do a trade war with china to bring jobs back to this company. i think he'd have more success to have a foreign company give business here. the workers in the steel industry they await relief what about business administration there hadn't been any. obamacare appeal imploded now tax is struggling impart because

trump's ambitious plans can't be scared with the practice congress the package feels like it was put together last-minute thing i love a tax cut, so would you i think half baked re -- however the truth is that it's going to be almost impossible to get anything this big passed and passed quickly on the one side you've got lots of republican politicians who don't want to blog the deficit they feed to raise knew review newsome where else most of the gop for raising that revenue are things that create a huge backlash. my prediction, i think tax reform will go the way of appeal and replace.

why? because a major tax over hold is really complicated takes a lot of time and more friendship than they have in washington reagan got it down but it didn't happen over night. both sides had to like each other so there could be some give this administration hasn't gotten anything big done on the other hand there are ceos that like there regime because they almost never get any surprise from the white house. they're happy with how the president looks at their own businesses sure there are tweets but they got more bark than bite. technology and boeing, all redeemed by the president from twitter early on deregulation hasn't hurt and the bank stocks do well with less red tape they do better when infrastructure's going higher, something's going to happen regardless of the president's

policy a benign atmosphere's made it easier to drill and to spill for a while that seem to hold down the price of oil but something all this future selling by american producers seems to be drying up. i think we'll find out the cutting production so while trump's been positive for the stock market i think he's had less of an impact than you might imagine, not slight. let's go down the top ten, the best performancer's nvidia this reports tomorrow remember, i remaimed my dog evra nvidia this makes chips from autonomous driving, to bitcoin money -- for the we told members that if they don't already own nvidia please wait because it could easily

sell off in the slightest imperfection because that has ha happened before. second is aligning technology. invisible braces for your teeth seen in stock war over 185%. align is pure selfie generation stuff. i blame the iphone because they look better on instagram, or even snap. i'd say instagram's driving the bus more on snap later next at least micron which has been a horse 753%, why, because of flash demand it's overwhelm supply thanks to data center customers. this is about the internet of things not politics. fourth, nrg energy up. new management came in and made energy better, new balance sheet and in order to save the world

fifth is another one we like, lam research, you see martin on the show many times. makes this capital equipment needed to manufacturer semiconductors and its orders are off the charts like micron this is sustained. but that seems likely given the amazing secular growth we're seeing from the machines needed in the data center stocks 113% move number six, united rentals, this is a trump bias stock. that is if you believe that deregulation plays a role in the psyche of those who rent equipment. seven, applied materials competes with lamb, meaning it's a good house and good labor. next there's boeing.

boeing got a slew of orders and its benefited from both considerable defense business and the president's relentless orders one of boeing's biggest is -- how boeing's order books are filling. 87% gain some on the president paypal's number nine, 80% this period i can't think of a link between this payment growth and president trump. i think dan and his team made the way of paying for thing as we learned the other day in the trip out to the west coast cle global, stocks up 70%. i think that's a growth that longed to the red hot fen tech or technology cohert which is benefit from deregulation, it's really a play on management's

ingeneral nudity now there's a longtist of other stock -- long list of other stocks that's done well, i can tell you few of them has anything to do with washington or politics, or trump or congress most others in the top 30 have a tech theme to them bottom line, while our stock market's been good so is the rest of the world's markets. president trump has created a benign environment for business but i think the realness here are the ceos who have driven their stocks higher by being smart and executing right. in the end, business is about business, not so much about politics i want to start with robert in california robert >> caller: hi jim calling from california love your show, all i can say is it helps a lot thank you so much. >> thank you for those nice words. how can i help >> caller: my question is on the drug sector with the opioid

crisis, i understand all the ships will go down with the tide my question with the three big distributors mccast sent had a great report last week unfortunately on the day president trump came out and talked about the opioid crisis so it went up and down my concern the pe's are far off. that doesn't make sense to me. >> i think more and more people feel the par gins for these companies can't be helped. the opioid crisis doesn't help neither. i want to stay away from these companies right now they just don't fit into my scheme of where you got to be in healthcare i like united health mike in illinois >> caller: booyah jim how are you? >> item good how are you >> caller: excellent i was wondering what your thoughts on maizer robotics? >> we have liked it now for a

double, i think it can go higher it's like the di vin chie machine. i think the stock is good. i'd love to have the company back on. we think the product is what matters and it's good. dennis in michigan >> caller: hi jim. mgm announced a solid quarter kbiet the event last month the stock is over 5% today yet, mgp, the greek loses on the market today how can that be when it reeked only in the property of mgm loses when mgm -- >> well mgm was a company that was shorted people thinking something would happen to the earnings because of what happened there, that did not come true. the growth properties are play on the yield curb and it's going to continue to play that good 5%

which i like, but it doesn't react moment to moment for stocks a lot of people were short against mgm. sure the president's created a sweet back drop but the companies i think are the real heros. on "mad money" tonight, tech interacts have created some great -- can the maker continue to rise if i'm going to sit down with the ceo and find out. then has snap snapped? i'm giving my take on the company after earnings and z technology may be training to you but it's not strange to amazon even the air force. stock's up 25% this year but could it decline in the last two days after earnings? i've got the ceo i've got the ceo stick with cramer.

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and change the way you wifi. i don't know about you but for me there's nothing better than being surprised by one of your absolute favorite companies. just look at take two software, the big samie gaming software. i haven't pounding the table on gaming stocks for ages, and take two is giving you 115% gain year to date as of yesterday's close. the company reporter truly blow out quarter last night take two set a perfect 35% earnings basis off of 74% basis.

highs of expected sales of 20% year over year these numbers sent the stock surging up $11 over 10% today, that's huge. the most impressive part this was not supposed to be an impressive quarter for take two or impressive year 2018's got to anticipate widely new titles which should give the earnings a boast let's check in with the ceo of take two interactive software. welcome back to "mad money." congratulation on an amazing quarter. congratulation on calls this quarter because i think most people said, all right that was good, i expected good. people expected good, they got great. one of the thing that you really talked about, because i know you do themes in your conference call, the consumption of games have changed both on the calendar and how many hours you play drs and the number of people

playing them the media data is 22 years in the states now obviously we're not staying up that long, we're doing a lot of things at once now with the ability to multi task. only half of that is video games now. we think there's room for growth >> we talk about totally adjustable moments but we should be talking about -- >> we also see stall base grown, right now there are 90 million of consoles in households around the world. that's going to grow to 140 million in the next two years. >> i want to talk about one, there's this load and war, okay. >> eleanor >> eleanor and what i -- you're not putting out shooter games, you're not just putting out sport's game

you're putting out art games >> rock star games pushes the edges with lnor because it's really interactive they're doing something really special, they're putting out a version for lnor >> i read there and the first thing i think about could it be like black mirror. or could it be great chamber knowledge. >> that's actually really good >> it is why i'm going to buy this because this is a novel brought to life by you >> experiences is going to be incredible lnor is already sold, it's sold in 7.5 million units >> how much when you look at the consoles and go they're better tan life, the switch >> when you play our basketball game, just step back a foot or

two and squint a little bit you can't tell the difference between a video game and a live game that too is the beginning. within a few years you'll see asston niched by what our graphs will look at >> i think when you look at i-x it's going to be identical >> well it's all going to merge. >> you lifted the skirt to e sports and you talked about the drafts that can happen and this is we're within a couple months of this. >> that's right. >> you named some fellow. >> brandon donahue is our director he's been with the nba for a long time, he's moved of to our jv he's going to be making announcements, he's already made some but we have a selection process coming up. you can apply jim.

>> i'm attempted because i like act vision blizzard. it's the riches name in the company. >> that's right flynn can try it out. we will have the very diverse crew playing for 17 teams. he'll make the rest of the announcements but i couldn't be more excited >> do you think scholarships and go -- >> why would you rule anything out? i don't think there's a difference in playing games professionally >> except for the fact do you don't have to be 6 foots 7 inches and that's a natural selection. >> and our team is men and women. >> you differentiate this quarter and the percentages are amazing of online, this is happening way too fast for most people >> it's amazing of what happened with grand theft auto 5.

the audience is growing and people love it more than ever and that's really related to and driven by the incredible creativity coming out of rock star games and the fact they keep dropping new content into grand theft auto online. >> there's a big difference between your call and your quarter and electronic calls and act vision and blizzard. they are still seasoned, you're driven by creativity creativity doesn't seem to have a quarter. >> we put out huge releases in january and february and if the spring we have red dead coming in the spring of 2018 we're not going to put out a big title in the depths of summer, probably not a great time to do it apart from that we're a year around business. >> why do my family love red dead why was it important that it not

come out until it was ready? >> the reason we're sitting here today, the reason i get to be on your show is that we never put out anything until it's the best it can possibly be red dead is going to be -- i'm not allowed to overpromote it, it's not my nature it's built from the ground up for this generation, going to be amazing. >> i can't wait. it's excited we get to wwe and china. there's so much more of this story and it's still not high enough the chairman of take two interactive. what a story what a guy what a game all the games. stay with cramer

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the numbers and the structural problems we heard on last night's conference call. i'll tell you one thing, you won't get these prices, no way there's no way we'd pay 613 bucks for this thing in ipo even though the stock fell almost 13%, that will be considered hellish earnings think about twitter versus snap. what's a better buy? twitter 30% user penetration u.s. and markets with a 35% gross market where snap 70% use of penetration and 21% gross margins. twitter's a much better process. it's valued at 14.5 billion, twitter 15.5 billion makes no sense to me there's really nothing happening in the quarter, i tried to find something. business is slowingi

the spectacles business had to take a decline that's just push league people the worse confession, and there were a lot confessions in this call, was that now over 80% snap ad impressions are being delivered progre delivered progress maskly. advertise advertisers believed in the campaigns. they thought spectacular results with millennials ads as i notice from the street.com shred your margins and never return to the old

levels it clearly means somewhere other than snap which makes me think what we really saw at the time of the ipo was what's during this advertiser sample lg. consumer products trying to find out how effective snap would be. so, those sampling are rolling over and being replaced by the random ad service that they have no say about i hated to hear that snap is emersed in redesign wen they told us before coming public that the ad's terroristic. the ceo gave you no timing on the redesign and true in a line -- through in a line i guess he thought was funny i quote, i look forward to surprising you gee, that's the last thing we want from snap the chinese company just took a 10% position in snap and a lot of investors who felt like selling the stock feel better

about it i don't care if it's 15% or 50% if the dog won't eat it so what. there's no real way for the public shareholders to hold management accountable judging but the size of the loss it seems -- i didn't get a sense anyone was holding the company's feet to the fire they can couch their losses in positive terms by saying they're building a platform for the long term playing the long game and some people always believe that. not only should snap be worth much less than $15.5 billion i question should it even be public in fact, if they waited three more quarters to do the ipo the stock likely wouldn't be anywhere near this high. with these numbers it might not even have been able to come public at all. al in hawaii, al. >> caller: hey jim, i'd like to

get your take on low moe, the stock's been going down for the last six weeks where do you think is going to go >> that is not in my regiment. i'm recommending allie baba. i'm not sure at all about that one. molly in north carolina. >> caller: booyah. >> booyah molly. >> caller: love your show. >> oh thank you. a lot of people love the show that makes me feel great how can i help >> caller: you got me so excited about investing. my question is about dick's sporting goods i own stock in the company, i'm an avid goallfer and when guy

there it doesn't seem like they have that top quality product. i'm wondering what you see in the future for the outlook of the stock? >> i kind of feel what mr. t pro-dixited propredicted in rocky, i feel nothing but pain i do not want to guide people to go into traditional bricks and mortar retail. the volatility is something to behold listen up, i'm not going to put a filter on it if snap came public right now it wouldn't be nearly this high much more "mad money" ahead, including my exclusive with see bra technologies could the company change its strikes after yesterday's decline? italian's might be known for

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morning it's been at a sell off. that continues with a stock down of another dollar and change today. o reason it's unclear the guidance was really solid, they seem to be spooked by zebra's elevated inventory levels management explained they should be able to clear the backlog by the end over the year. is this wall street overreacting and giving you another buying opportunity into a terrific company? let's dig deeper with the ceo of zebra technology an ders welcome back to "mad money. i was mist tied. i checked around it was an inventory issue. i don't really see an inventory issue i see productivity >> we're not quite sure what caused this. somehow speculated it was profit

taking we were up quite a bit rk, but s you said our q is strong the guidance for q4 was higher than expectations, so we were surprised. >> i think it made no sense but a lot of things makes no sense in these stocks. we've spent time with adobe and new relic and they manage -- they're very much part of the chain of ecommerce, but you fit into particularly -- we often talk about the retail sector dying, brick & mortar, zebra help them come alive right >> yes we actually -- sun it is such an important market for us we commission to study, we talked about a thousand retailers in europe and the u.s., to understand the trends, what's going on

the headlines are so negative. retail expected to grow by 3% for the next five years, per year store openings are slightly higher than store closing. >> which is amazing. >> yeah. it's five retail chains account for about 30% of all the store closings >> so they need to know where all their product is and you can really help them it's just a huge huge swing and how people get product to a consumer >> yeah the leaders in retail today are investing heavily in technology to enable them to execute a channel strategy, you know >> now, i always ask around, some people said your stuff's a little expensive but it's a different quality. one of the people that i interviewed said that, you're great with drone management. >> drone management. i'm not sure if that would be correct. >> no no but i mean this is for

warehouses, where if they have drones they input where the drones are into your equipment and they're using it in order to be able to -- >> oh okay >> to figure out how to handle all their -- the distribution of e customers is too hard. >> e customers commerce is a bir us as well there's a lot of huge cases. we see automation as drones to be part of that. but how to auto mate or bring intelligence and capture pieces a big part of automation >> i'm with my hand held and its getting me the information, how is your company paying >> for specifically for using the -- >> yeah the devices, also once the devices in how do you continue to get payment for the device >> there's a purchase of the hardware that we have something

called impression ability services which enables us to provide realtime data about how the device is performing the quality the application's using. if it's turned on, any kind of alarms, you can push softer updates. that would be a monthly reoccurring refr few stream for us >> how about healthcare. >> healthcare will be the same healthcare was our faster growing quarter -- >> why is that is it because of regulation? >> in healthcare we help address the quality of care and we reduce errors in -- >> i was going to say are you the one that is make it so i don't get the wrong -- my operation is on the area that i want right that's you >> yeah, medical error is the third highest cause of deaths in the u.s. so being able to improve the quality of care,

reduce the medical errors is the big factor >> you guys are integral on a bunch of different systems one day i wish with go to warehouse. i don't think people realize it, warehouse is not just stacks of books. without you i don't know if we can tell where anything is >> our customer's investing a lot in warehouses today. if they have a e customecommercr they can fulfill it. >> thanks so much. there's nothing wrong here, the stock went up being ahead of the quarter. it's a great play on ecommerce like azodobe, like xpo, and of course amazon. "mad money's" back after the break.

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they have. i think this is one of the best proprietary. i like the stock i think you should own it. steve in south dakota. >> caller: jimmy your thoughts on exxon mobil >> exxon fine. this is my favorite what a monster quarter. how about steve in texas steve. >> caller: booyah jim. >> booyah. >> caller: my question and adidas and authority, sports authority and stuff like that. i want to know about the forgotten child, skechers. >> skechers had the best quarter. i met them yesterday at dream force. skechers numbers were spouperio.

andrew in new york. >> caller: boo jim -- >> that stock is not going higher, i don't want you anywhere near it mark in montana. >> caller: hello jim, booyah >> it's so beautiful there i love it there. >> caller: first and foremost hats off to you for you and your team for all you do. my stock is gbci, up 39% -- >> it's a very big premium to the book value which does concern me at the same time the feds raising rates, the feds raising rates gra rates glacier would be terrific to own it is pricier than a lot of banks that i follow. craig in california. >> caller: hey how jim >> good how about you? >> caller: doing well thank you. my question's on the steel company. i grew up in cleveland, ohio

watching the flames to public steel. looks like -- up over 2016, the margins look wider -- >> i know. i got to tell you it was a stock that the president was going to issue 32 ruling, the industry now helpless without it. i like the company but i can't recommend it i like new core more and that, ladies and gentlemen, the conclusion of the "lightning round. i think it's terrific. your kids go to college and you start trading. >>yeah, 5 years already. 5 years, hmm. you ever call your broker for help? >>once, when volatility spiked... and? >>by the time they got me an answer, it was too late. td ameritrade's elite service team can handle your toughest questions right away- with volatility, it's all about your risk distribution. good to know. >>thanks, mike. we got your back kate. >>does he do that all the time? oh yeah, sometimes he pops out of the couch. help from real traders. only with td ameritrade.

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new brand names do a better job of invoking luxury the italian maker super high end racing inspired motor companies. i think they can give us a terrific read on the luxuries that people are willing to shell out for right now in there enviernlt. earlier this week the company unveiled in milan. i got a chance to speak with the ceo of the company take a look. >> i think of your brand as being exclusive, great design, but how do you convey that to younger people because younger people need to know right now how they should and why they

should know the brand? >> it's a brand that's heritage is based in sport. people want to connect with something that makes them feel young and vibrant and be part of a culture and community where they get a chance to express themselves this is what motorcycling is and our company offers that at the highest level. between the racing and all the different product line we bring up to market it gives us a chance to connect with them not only through the product but also through the technology we're introducing the product and also the relationship with the customer >> okay, italian economy, you one north america, how does north america discover the company? >> -- >> i love my demographic but you don't catch them earlier >> definitely not. one over the things we've been

doing is definitely through product. we brought if a new line called scrambler. it's an endorsed brand through our company. it's intimidating and inviting the product is part of it but it's also communicating with them through the channels these guys frequent and it's largely social media we look at the scrambler line not one cent has been put to print advertising. >> not one cent? >> no it's completely digital. >> facebook, consumer. >> it's a consumer -- >> instagram >> instagram. >> so where would i see it >> we basically find the things we believe they'd connect with outside of motorcycle lg and with that brand we don't look at motorcycling as about

continuity whether it's music, fashion or food or something that's different and we connect with them that way and we also bring that direct to them in environments where maybe we'd be unexpected like surf contests, pop-up stores >> so do you work with live nation >> we work on an underground level. >> sales force has combined with live nation to be able to get a certain demo in that otherwise would know and i figure sales force must be doing that for you too. >> not directly with live nation but we're working with the customers and how to get to know them better. >> so it's not iron? >> no it's a life style. product is part of it.

i tell our sale people in the organization, all the motorcycle is is the gateway to enter into the brand. once they come in it's now our job to number chur them to take care of them and give them experiences that's more than the machine. we want them to use it those days of 40 and $50,000 chopper that's built to set in the garage and collect dust that's a waste of time we want people to ride and experience them. >> another thing, one company in the industry has a power i think has been tapped for people older, a and 60 on the road. the brand is a useful -- >> absolutely. we have a mix of things, technical meant for riding but even then it's designed with an italian fashion sense

we worked with a designer that makes the designs for most of our technical stuff. when we get into the position of our life style elements it is very useful. it's either sportding or casual but it's an element where people get to wear and promote the brand off the bike >> one last question italian company, u.s., this has been a u.s. made product that people like, you've been able to make it more universal >> through what i'm sorry? >> how have you been able to make your brand universal so somebody doesn't say i'm not buying italian >> it's an interesting concept it's been the breath of the product we brought out if we were a professor that just built pick ups and that's all we're known for, then you have risks of fluctuations in the market we do build a cruiser, but we

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