>> i'm a seller of foot locker >> i'm a seller of coke. >> and bank of america and this . >> and bank of america many miselsa 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 hay i'm cramer welcome to m.a.d. machine. welcome to cram america. other people want to make friends item trying to make you money. call me at 1-800-734-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer here we go again s. every time this morning pulls back like it did this morning, the dow was

beefing down 168 points, it just scares the heck out of people like you wouldn't believe. i think some of those fears are a mistake. first look witness how we rebound today. dow closed down, s&p up, it's okay to be concerned you should always keep a close eye on your stocks, they're not cash i think worries about a devastation sell off lurking around the corner. there are a lot more benign forces working in this market. first it's tough to pin this market's decline on anything in particular many people think it's signals something is indeed wrong we

just haven't figured it out yet. it's like we believe someone knows something that we don't know and they were selling all kinds of stocks from retail, transports, oil and gas and the ba banks and of course the decks. many markets find the lack of volatility to be disturbing. today a very smart manager, david swing son, he ones yale's endowment gave a talk he says he found the volatility profoundly troubling. given the geopolitical attentions he talked about, he thoughted about potential crash. i hate to use that word on the show because a crash has so many connotations mr. swen son talking about a real bad decommunity he cannot be easily dismissed.

plus the geopolitical situation is in trouble. president trump spent the last few days bashing a lot of the world leaders who has trade value with our company north korea feels like an accident waiting to happen i don't see how calling kim jong-un short and fat will finish him to give up his nukes. as i've told you countless times, it's not like there's a ton of money flowing into the marketing to turned off at if i different moment there's more money flowing out and that's a decent sufrpgs for those who chose to stay because it minimizes fraud no hot money is good news, not bad news beyond that investing styles have changed, these days it

feels like more people have adopt adopted some more on the lines of my homework stocks. that solid shareholder base isn't conducive to a crash because the stock there sell to or the majority seems to foe to buy s&p index funds every year and they further know not to sell those funds long story short, i think that buy and hold attitude is what's really behind the lack of vote tilt which is why i view the lack of turn lance is a positive not to second guess mr. swen son but there's something to be said for the lack of volatility not to praoduce a crash. if we do get a nuclear war tomorrow and buy in today it will turn out to be a mistake. second reason why it makes since to be concerned about this market, washington specifically the possibility of

no tax reform. i've told you time and time again i don't expect tax reform to happen in any big way most ceos i talk about aren't really baking in either. it's proven to be unimportant to them less than a month ago, treasure secretary steve mnuchin told us the markets will indeed crash without tax cuts now we're all hearing about allow tax reform is on the horizon but the definition of tax reform is all over the place. some republicans in congress think it's bad politics to folks so much off tax cut on businesses, others simply don't want to bust the budget. the leadership tells us it's the agreement but then we hear the house doesn't want the local tax deduction even if that starts to be a line start in the senate. there are differences over certain pass through rates,

turns out revising the tax code is more complicated, duh, and it may be trying to rewrite it over a couple of months, unrealistic and amistake speaking of the devil, some congress people, they want to bring the repail and replace issue into the tax bill talk about throwing a third rail into the tax talk if they do fail, and i think they will, we know knew klein has warned us the market will crash. i don't believe him. but who am i, he's a press secretary. nobody's reporting other than a handful of retailers and it feels like we've where you know out of positive catalysts. we have experiences dancing decline from these levels before all that said shlg i remain opt

misks and i think we need to use these dips as buying opportunities. five reasons first earnings about the season, the vast majority of these quarters were really good. now sellers are coming in, i think just a lock in profits, knowing there might not be my more real news for another three months i think it's a silly reason to sell but it's happening. second, it's not like the scenario's changed all that dramatically longer terms interest rates aren't going higher given the copy if this really the calm before the storm or a possibility, then i just don't see how stocks are going to crash under their own wait given the common benign back drop. third many people are -- ge has

its own set of self-inflicted company problems what i heard today from ge haters, i don't think it's another tyco fourth, while washington may be profoundly dysfunctional i do think congress will be able to pass a cut to show that i have gotten something done there year a fig leaf's better tan nothing but the market rally had never been about tax reform. so it makes no sense that it will crash if tax reform sales finally, insurgence to the rescue if either -- then along comes broadcom buffalo wild wings deliver sub par performance and private equity comes out of the wood works to buy the company

remember when the buy the dippers come out and the market goes down some many, often they get frustrated and stop buying quickly. so while it pieb time to pick up apple or facebook here, remember to build your positions slowly, on the way down, so that way you do not panic if the market keeps declining. very hard to do by the way i actually suggested doing some buying but i was concerned people won't have the gum shon to step up sometimes it takes decision minute to buy. i'm always telling you to wait for pull back before you pull the trigger. we pay be staring at the pull back you may be waiting for, so don't panic and embrace it frank in south carolina. >> caller: yes >> what's up frank >> caller: i'm calling by utility company in south carolina which is the santana

company. they built two nuclear power plants which they walked away from and left billions of dollars. the way they financed it was legislature james scan that and increased years and years ago to finance it the legislatures approved this, now the legislatures want to re-coop this money for shareholders and the people that pay the bill if this happens it could bankrupt this stock. >> i understand you're right absolutely, no reason, no reason whatsoever to have to stick your head in that particular line let's stay away from it. marsha in new york >> caller: hi many cramer thank you for all you teach us >> you're welcome. i'm glad you regard the show as a teaching show. what's up? >> caller: i'm calling about nova cure. in 2015 i bought 100 shares at $27. i spoke to you last month and you said i should buy more if it

goes down 10 tlars below what i paid i bought 50 more shares at 16 and it went up recently it's been going down. should i hold? >> yes, hold nova care i believe -- we had bill doyle on, i know people whose lives were expanded by this device and i think you ought to hold on to this i think it's a special company sure, you have reason to be concerned about stocks absolutely, but i'm telling you not to panic i want you to embrace it buy into the dip slowly and we'll get through this kwun together, we always do on "mad money" tonight is it time to set sales on norwegian cruise line? then, in this market i'll tell you what good and bath breath can't be solved by list recent i'm going off the charts to tell

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we're always talking about the rise of the economy. minute millennials who'd rather pay for experiences than things. that's why the younger generation has embraced the cruise industry and it's why i have long standing with the group. now within the cruise segment there is one small open and up and coming player and that's norwegian cruise line holdings

stock's been up 10%. of course we think the company's quarter will be long by the horrific hurricanes. it tlifrdelivered a solid. higher than expected sales plus whether you include a hurricane, just 15 a share so i ask can the stock keep climbing let's check in with jack dell rio. welcome to "mad money," good to see you sir. have a seat. you know, i think we are the biggest cheer leaders for your industry >> you are >> we see this happening, we see younger and older going forward. i want to get your view about why younger

norwegian. >> there's so much to do on a cruise ship. visiting multiple destinations gambling, some of our ships have 25, 27 restaurants great value. money's tight, it's a great vacation experience. the highest satisfaction scores of any vacation segment is the cruise industry. >> really it's interesting when we did this linear study the most important thing is vacation, vacation time and many people are going -- you've got unique activity on yours you've got car racing. >> yeah. >> how does that work? >> we were getting ready to update our -- both of my grandsons were 20-year-old at

the time they both said kpxbox i said what else would you like to see on a cruise ship. they came up with racetrack. ten cars racing at 35 miles per hour, i've never had this much fun in my life >> i remember i used to love bumper cars, this is the real deal obviously the goal is not to crash but it sounds lake a lot of fun >> you have unique destinations. one of them is cuba. i wanted to be sure, i know you had verbiage about it in the conference call. president trump is not happy with cuba. >> it's been over 55 years since cuba was open to the american tourist, back then the cruise industry didn't exist. now you bring the combination of cruising, a little bit of the

bam ha mass -- bahamas the demand for the vacations are off the charts people book months and months in advance. the pricing is just -- i can't give you a number but it's astronomical most of the best itineraries we have we're the only company of the three big cruise lines where all of our brands had been allowed to go to cuba. so we'll have 86 cruises visits cuba among their three brands. so we're excited >> there was a moment where you said -- and no companies can do there under a cruise line company -- that you could have raised prices you have money on the table. no one can raise prices anywhere, how are you able to raise prices for something >> the accommodating of having a great product and the limited

supply i wish i had more ships today. one of the things about the cruise industry that keeps competitors away, you can't go to your neighborhood ship dwryad and order it and somebody pick it up tomorrow we have great visibility into the future people book today for a cruise they're going to take six, eight, nine months down the road i've said the government should look at the cruise industry as a leading economic indicator >> they should you could use a lot more ships for china right if. >> i have a great ship in china. our great norwegian joy in june. she's performing very very well. profitable, the first cruise line to be profitable the first year in clooney and it will be much more profitable next year >> i thought that was extraordinary you were making money from the get go. >> ill tell you, my peers that

paved the way, i thank them for that, but nevertheless i'm very proud our company was able to turn a profit in only six months of operation we got there july 1st. >> you're a fabulous operator, and every one of these companies is distinct. i want to appreciate that you're coming on this is a great story. the president and ceo of norwegian cruise line holdings try getting a slip, you can't. stay with cramer you always pay

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talk about breath. when a group has bad breath meaning it's spread too thin across a few winners you need to start looking elsewhere for stocks to buy. tonight we're going off the charts with the help of rob mari marino whose a brilliant technician to tacking the question of breath in this market. whose got good breath and bad breath and where you should focus your efforts in this environment. we know xlk has been hot with a shrinking number of stocks accounting for an increase of the group's gain since then, the tech etf had continued to out perform the s&p 500, but here's the problem, apple, alphabet account for more

than -- much of this move. he's john comfortable with that. by itself it wouldn't necessarily be comfortable to worry about. marino points to the nasdaq 100. lately the stock's trading above the $50 a day moving average and the nasdaq has been dropping we never want to see that. suddenly it came to what i talked about at the top of the show when i said many stocks had been breaking down in other words, marin foe thinks the fabulous bull parking lot and tech might be less solid than it seems. as much as i'm a fan of stocks you know that, especially in formation winners, you always need to have a -- diverse case is the only free lunch in this business

if you want to get your key from the charts marino's got some good ideas first you need to energy take a gander at the daily chart of the van vector's oil service. this is is one that's on everybody's computer if you ever want to hear about oil the oih has been trading sideways in a triangle pattern of 26. the etf is currently in 24 and change it could rally a couple bucks from here. marino also points to the vortex indicator, a technical tool that uses two ice laters to spot early trend changes. we checked it today. plus there's the check and money

form which measures buying and selling pressure if the oih is just break out above 26 bucks, marino thinks we're about to see it go higher. how about the consumer discretion fair space? now, look at this, this is far more compelling than i realize the stock of the coffee chain has been under pressure for the last six months. it's been a nasty stock to own but it's been consolidating in a triangle pattern since august. with the stock below some key levels, incrued the moving average. however it's noted last week starbucks broke out above this resistance and started to feel

the big gap down hard in july. marino like it is moving average or mac d indicator, changes in the stock trajectory before they happen has been training higher, that's big news. these readings make marino think that starbucks consolidation fa phase may be over. this despite a recent shave down the company's long-term growth forecast when it reported recently for the sake of dwefrgs you need healthcare too he likes the chart of abbott labs this is a beautiful picture. abbott continues to move from the lower left of chart to the upper right. marino says it's a picture perfect up trip. stocks rising above its moving

average. in recent weeks abbott has been trading sideways, plus the chicken money stock has been focuses around zero. on the other hand, some stocks giving bullish reasons that's possible i'm glad to see this because my travel trust think i'm just ringing the register but now i'm holding. when it comes to fortunately marino has some surprising picks here i was going to try to hide it because it's startling to say the least. wells fargo, take a look at the weekly chart this bank has had more than its share of troubles which is why the stock is down slightly for the year marino sees some technical signs that wells might be getting ready to normalize, start

trading more like the big center banks. stock has drifted back down over its 40-week moving average and held there at least so far there week the moving average has made a bulli bullish cross over and money flow has been rising, it's about to breinto the green put it together marino says wells fargo could be catch up while the banks expect to gain retail, marino likes the daily chart of costco which is recently soared into the stratosphere after break out of its moving average this month. marino believes the stock is much rough side. finally, industrials the hottest groups in the market when we checked in with merino

in july he liked honeywells. it's a cram fave with a beautiful chart. the strength index is powerful tracking above the center line, ticket money flow, impossible territory. put it all together, marino thinks there's no reason for honeywell's up trend to change any time soon. here's the bottom line, with the breath sector deter rating you need to think about the none tech part of your portfolio. you should have a diverse portfolio. my view, many of these are definitely worth picking at like the oih as the market gets hit with what many people see as the long awaited pull back math in illinois -- matt >> caller: hello cramer. first i'd like to thank you because i am a millennial

investor and since reading your books and watching your show i've gotten so excited about investing i've decided to switch my career path to finance and i'm pursuing my mast masters at georgetown university >> that is fabulous matt that's a fabulous school and i hope you do great. >> caller: thank you all right, so i am calling about krach l defense and security solutions. kto s. since the quarter three report it has gotten chill. i'm looking for some guidance -- >> yes, this is a -- we've been bind this thing the whole way. i think you should buy some. how about jackson in kentucky. jackson. >> caller: hey jim how's it going? >> i'm doing fine friend how

about you? >> caller: i'm pretty good i just want to say i love your show dude. >> thank you >> caller: i'm pretty new to investing. i bought one share of zoom light. i just want to know if you've ever heard of it or you got an opinion -- >> well, i don't recommend any chinese stocks other than ally bob and i'm not changing my view forget anything we've ever disagreed on other than some -- we had in san francisco i think it was 1999. the breath of tech is narrowing, i think it's time to lack outside the sector. watch more "mad money" ahead incrued my ex clooufr with genron and the first guess to ever join me on "mad money.

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the general ceo was one of our first ceos on the show i start recommending the stock in 2005. the stock was under five and it was high rallied 543 at its high this year giving you 100 fold gain. however, lately stock's been humble, so had the group this one's plummeted over 25%. it's because bio tech's going out of style on wall street. even the strong water of genron reported last week, and it was strong has enough to give its shares a sustained balance should we proceed with caution let's take a closer look with the founder/president/ceo of genr genron pharmaceuticals welcome back to "mad money." have a seat. i'll tell you something, i don't like calling your company bio

tech because there are very few pharmaceuticals that have as many products on the market and on the pipeline. when is it no longer bio tech and when is it a major >> that's a great question when you're in an invaft space it's bio tech and when your more mature it's pharma >> this is for serious eczema, this thing could have many different uses >> it's rare you get a chance to change the way medicine is practiced. our first indication for the treatment of what we'd call moderate to severe eczema, it's out there, we're hearing great things about it, it's selling well i think it's the first of many indications we can get

we've got terrific data, we're going to try to get it approved. we're looking at food allergies. >> the food articllergies, i sat myself it may be the biggest for young part-time. it's a huge market >> it was actually in the '70s, the 1870s when article jik diseases started picking up. it was real in the 1980s when you started to get the epidemic and 1990s all of a sudden food allergies. when you and i went to school kids were not allergic topi nuts now you can't bring it to school it's terrible. >> the oncology platform is one that we have never spoken about but it's substantial

>> immuno on congress cology onr but for your viewers you're trying to get your own immune to kill cancer sells. this has been great chanadvancey companies out there. we got a product we lope will get to market next year. >> skin cancer >> yes, that's for bad skin cancer >> millennials not yet but older people, that is your biggest fear whether you go to the dermatologist. >> absolutely. >> now we should speak about this, there's a lot of people who love the stock, but to me the idea that somehow the stuff is better than expectations and can really present -- wet amd i'm not seeing it. maybe i'm too much of a homer. i don't know, i don't think this is anything in your term to worry about. >> well, that's kind of new. if you think about it, it's a

high bar to take on. we're going to give probably 2 million injections of it this year alone in the united states. we've got long-term data, vision data it's funny in their presentation they sort of forget what their primary import was the primary import is different. we're higher and it's like they forget that. i think they're a little bit long on enthusiasm and short on data >> they love to talk i'm saving the best for last my cardiologist said that everyone in america if not the world should be taking your prelude. he said in 5 years from now we are going to see a major difference in those who take it and those who don't because the cholesterol level has to be lower for everyone

it is very tough to grade these drugs over a short period isn't it >> yeah, and it's a real come case in our healthcare system. the people who are paying for it don't necessarily have the incentive to keep you going ten years down the road. >> yes, but it's going to be i got jim lewis say, jim i want you on this but i can't. no one realizes how draet it's going to be because it will take too long, it is going to be life and death for a lot of people. >> i think it has the potential to making the difference for people with high cholesterol that you can't control with stat ton. stat ton's really good if you can't get there is you got heart disease and maybe like you, it's probably not a bad alternative. >> no it isn't you've done a great job. perhaps our number one recommendation since we started "mad money." we're back after the break

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round. play the sound, and then the "lightning round" is over. are you ready? time for "lightning round. first we'll start with dar redee in texas >> caller: cramer how are you sir? >> item good >> caller: i'm coming with the stock of ultraclean holdings >> if you like ultraclean then you'll love -- one that's all welcome not show denise in minnesota. >> caller: booyah from minnesota. >> and don't forget the super bowl >> caller: my company i'm wondering if par patterson company has been punished enough -- >> no, the only thing that -- steven in massachusetts.

>> caller: boo ja jim. my question is about wendy's >> that quarter was fine it's just that i'm a-okay with maktds susan in south carolina. >> caller: hi jim, booyah. >> booyah, susan >> caller: love your show and i've done really well with nvidia but what's happening with aetna? >> these stocks are what i call up stocks. my favorite in the group is united health. aetna's terrific i like them all. richard in ohio. richard. >> caller: jim cramer, buckeye booyah to ya i've been with you since cuddling cramer. >> holy cow that was 46 years ago. >> caller: my stock is an s s.

>> we like that. we just covered that stick with it gabe in new jersey. >> caller: hey jim i'm calling about select medical holdings corporations. >> do not make me happy. i think they're too hit or miss. jeff massachusetts. >> caller: jim i next corporation -- th >> that stock has come down. idxx hardly ever comes down i think this is your chance to get in joshua in nevada. >> caller: big booyah cramer i had a question regarding company about boo hal sutton >> we had them on locally and i think it was terrific. that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the "lightning round. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking?

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years ago, when i had the great privilege of leading the -- meeting the legendary art bishop decemb bishop desmond toto. i asked him how to get africa -- he talked to me about the

commission that he chaired which help ill illuminate the sins of apa apart ti apart while letting the country put the past behind them if you want to move beyond something terrible you need to study and analyze what went wrong. which brings me to general electric let me say i don't think the troubles of a poorly run company in any way comparable to decades of apart tide in south africa. i don't want to minimize the concept of desmond toto's reconciliation i do think we can learn from it and apply those lessons to the financial world. this morning i interviewed the ceo of ge. and while i'm very interested if

his plans for the future, i did want some truth and reconciliation before recommending the stock down here fyi, ge's 12 points below where it was when the former ceo jeff came on the show and ensured us everything's fine, saying the company can earn $1.60 a share at the time i held research with good analyst who put stock on the -- the analyst were and i get, just wrong his turn and that, i quote is going to be a real strong year, a real good year, end quote. that was nine months ago this is a huge conglomerate that should be able to forecast within a broad side of a bar with what it might earn.

ge's not going to earn $1.60, more like $1.05. there are concerns which is why the company took the decision to cut its david end in half and why it's going out to off load some profitable divisions. they were having a really strong year, believe me i wanted it to be right but he couldn't have been more wrong. when i asked flannery about it, he dismissed the past year to be unimportant. what matters is the future, not the past as someone who believe that ge was doing much better than it was, i need to know two things, was the old management misleading us or were they misleading themselves? both are awful, albeit in different ways why does this still matter because the board of director

signed off on everything and while the board's being shaken up some of those boards are still stay mr. flannery told us that straight out today i'm so attempted just to put ge's whole board on the wall of shame. for greened offered $30 billion with buy backs last year with money the company so desperately needs now. and i want to put them up there on that wall of shame for not holding management accountable for sins here's my problem, if we don't understand why things went so wrong at ge, if we done un earth all the accounting issues and the miss information or the outright dishonest ciy that was presented to us, how the heck with k we trust this exchange to get anything right going forward. the shareholders deserve the truth, including yourings

truly -- yours truly how can we tell that flannery's going to fix everything when we don't even know what needs to be fixed. hence my position on general electric stock until we get some truth, there will be no reconciliation. stick with cramer.

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