>> if that's the case, you can have higher rates and higher u.s. dollar. >> the freeport mac more an, that was a tell there, melissa >> thanks so much for watching see you tomorrow at 5:00 don't go anywhere, "d nemamoy" with 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 cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job isn't just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. where did the buyers come from today where did the sellers disappear to

that's what i keep thinking on a day like today stocks trashed a week ago, started rebounding like crazy. dow gaining, s&p advancing and nasdaq 0.54% makes you wonder about the market's rationality you're wondering, thinking is it even sane? for the most part nothing wrong with the stocks that. >> reporter: zbls. >> that were hammered in the selloff. but market is not crazy or irrational in reality traders tend to make wild overgenralizations, act fast mistake to assume they know what they're doing. in short the market is often wrong but we credit the action with being brilliant how wrong with the market be

egregious examples tonight rotation out of technology that didn't make a lot of sense sales force.com. stood at $92 roared to $102 in earnings when the company reported, results superb, really stupendous, scrutinized them line by line and had such faith it was that good what happened to the stock got completely bushwhacked fell under $100 in a couple of days as part of the rotation out of fast-growing companies that wouldn't see much benefit from a change in taxes. salesforce has a lot of oversees exposure don't get a boost out of this.

not what works other tech stocks, salesforce where it was before. $104 why? rotations tend to be temporary and growth investors can't resist buying fast-growing companies like this one, especially after amazing quarter and stocks dramatically lower when the quarter is reporting. how the decision making process works. when we realized that tax bill would pass the senate, money managers desperately wanted exposures to companies to get the boost from the 20% tax rate. give or take to buy those stocks had to sell something else to raise cash tend not to have new money coming in. people don't just throw money at

stock market anymore many use techs like this as source of funds. sold the stocks, got cash and reapplied it to these companies that did better under tax code that's right they look at a company's stunning revenue growth, don't care about it. they want bottom line growth then the growth guys come right back and look at that same growth, darn it, salesforce is cheap versus where it traded historically, start buying second wave of people, they don't care about the tax bill. so were the sellers who crushed salesforce wrong not exactly. they were traders and it made them money but fact is they probably didn't know what they owned or didn't care in many cases buying and selling etf with salesnorse it and

knocked salesforce down. however when a stock gets hit hard, coloring commentary about the underlying company as soon as salesforce started going down, the stock, heard that company may have had less growth than the bulls anticipated. had to be down for a reason right? deferred revenue didn't matter. sellers said something was wrong by making their sales. the day-to-day action in a stock rarely gives you much insight about the actual business though sure, there were sellers, doesn't mean they were smart or right. a big selloff makes you wonder whether the sellers know something you don't. can make you feel pretty paranoid or stupid but i had just spent several days with salesforce.com as part of dreamforce, the cloud conference spoken to ceo marc benioff, to a

lot of different people as i roamed the place i knew the business was good, told you to stick with it. initially it hurt. stock kept falling but i had done more homework than the sellers, allowed me to handle the pain. now it's on fire again that's been the process for salesforce, stock been up since we started recommending it around $8. same process happened, just worked to a tee, for guess what, facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet, at one time google for f.a.n.g. during the selloff facebook stock dropped, amazon plummeted. netflix soho shed 16 and alphabet, parent of google, went down 60 points when this decline occur what did they think you know what, just guys raising

capital? did we think the market is going down you know what we heard, f.a.n.g. was dead why? because the stock went down. classic circular reasoning f.a.n.g. deserves to go lower because it's going lower facebook's growth had been slowing, amazon had a fabulous black friday and beast of cybermonday and alphabet's cloud definiti division taking off. occurred when falling but commentators assumed that f.a.n.g. was gone for. take cue from the action and not anything else, be wrong as often as rur you're right. f.a.n.g. stocks are fine happens all the time yesterday home depot was down

before its terrific meeting. i went through it, chose not to watch it after the meetings, figured would be up $2, not down $5. but fact it was down made the negativity self-fulfilling something had to be wrong with home depot i know it wasn't the case. i have conviction, know my homework, have discipline and knew could bounce. at the same time the market is re-evaluating the stocks that surged without much thought. tjx bid up in positive aura from tax reform but didn't have good quarter back to $73 and change where it belongs because disappointed last week vmware reported in midst of tech selloff a

beautiful quarter. integral to adoption of the cloud, still in infancy and business on fire but misfortune of reporting on the day they were giving up cloud stocks cloud deniers are wrong. 117, down ten points from high should be buying vmware because it's too low then boosted big dividend and raised guidance jie gantically because large customer is ordering like mad. almost certainly apple but like fight club tlt, first rule is don't talk about apple as seller then a report about apple x not selling well do you know it truped terrific news out of broad come, i think the initial rally was right. broad come stock closed

unchanged and think that's too low here that and apple deserve to trade higher apple up 31 cents. that's wrong ceo of lou lieu lemon talked about a strong selling season. new york show is doing well. number one store in the chain. for ages macy's with a a huge store saying the flagship is hurt by lack of tourism. strong dollar. dollar getting weaker. lululemon saying the tourists are back could be the best holiday season in four years, so macy's stock needs to be bought now bottom line, market often makes

mistakes you have to be wary of rationalizations that come after meaningful decline just because the stock is town doesn't mean it should be down sellers get things wrong as afternoon as buyers do not omniscient don't let them freak you out next time a stock is hit for no good reason. gary in new york >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i bought skywork solutions for 67 roller coaster ride, recent high over 117 receded to 96. >> hold it skyworks solutions has good business with apple, apple is doing better than expected after listening to broadcomm call last night. i'm comfortable with you holding

swks universe of things, not just apple, growing like mad. sometimes stocks don't tell the truth in daily action, sometimes seller has no idea what they're doing. don't follow blindly coming up, bitcoin mania at one point climbed 40% in 40 hours. could the wild days continue give you my take named my dog bitcoin today boeing, what boundary will it break next? exclusive. and questions about the tax bill portfolio prepared for what's next or all in bitcoin i'll be the judge when we play am i diversified tlt stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money," follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, hashtag #madtweets send an e-mail to

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enjoy the insane rise in bitcoin. because soon it will be a legitimate two-way market. something that doesn't seem to be available right now cibo, cme and nasdaq all thrown hats in the ring to offer derivatives from bitcoin next year, to get everyone a better way to get involved without venturing in risky places. i never called bitcoin a currency or even a cysrypt ocurrency. it's not really a currency not much you can buy with it abstruse casino game with no winners or losers. got to like that

perhaps not at first given popularity, could have double, triple, quadruple, i don't know but any security from 10,000 to 15,000 to 19,000 in matter of weeks or hours, how long will it be before it bursts? why am i suspicious of this fabulous table game that's made people so much money first, no one knows who created it no one knows how much creator reserved for themselves. third, virtually no transparency fourth no government backing obviously. no military support for the system unlike real currencies. fifth, despite allegiance fwlok chain, another buzz word, end of the day this is software what do we know about software?

all software can be hacked when, not if but when that happens, will be a total loss. no insurance and no fiat backing. with those considerations, sooner or later run out of steam. i believe boit bitcoin is hoarded by a few players it's a classic corner. bitcoin can be mined something that made it seem like death knell of another thing that can be mined, gold. find about 1% of the gold a year, kept it precious this can be mined using computers from n individually and amd. interesting sideline both companies at one time or another have understood the hype but try to play it down unlike jack dorsey, ceo of square, really aggressively playing it up even though it's not that

important to payment technology company, at least not according to their cfo on our show trading bitcoin creates two-way market here. at last somebody will be on the other side of the trade. help eliminate the hoarding. will be supply who will be so bold as to short change it? we don't know but somebody will take that bet. i think after regular trading top won't be far behind. but won't surprise me if it keeps running. but like any, can peak at any time people are buying it because it's going up. when it stops, why sell it it's going down. that's the nature of these moves. congratulate everyone early in the story, bought it yesterday

and sold at 19,000, made a fortune, smart, good, fabulous but other side of the coin, bears make money, bulls make money, pigs get slaughtered. don't want you to be slaughtered. scott in maryland crimin. >> caller: thanks for all you do west point, going to crush navy. >> thank you for protecting our country. >> caller: question on regional banks. i know from the club you like key but think comerica or p&c, maybe regions are better is the whole sector okay >> pnc is spectacular, comerica

is a push. i like reejence, i kicked the tires there. thanks for kind comments i'm a little suspicious about bitcoin. that's all right ahead. shares of boeing moved hard. can it fly harder exclusive with the ceo of this iconic company then with the government shutdown looming end of the week, does your portfolio have what it takes to survive the unknowns my take in "am i diversified?" and "lightning round." stick with cramer. for your heart...

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stock got dinged but quickly recovered and roared up 80% over last 12 who months some red hot aerospace cycle, some rising defense spending and part comes down to the tax cut boeing pays effective rate of 28.5%. whatever the final legislation looks like, they'll be paying less it's very exciting time to be boeing and stock keeps roaring can the momentum continue? we caught up with dennis moelensburg, chairman and croat new york stock exchange this morning. boy am i fired up about it take a look. >> when i got into business boeing had a boom/bust cycle, not that important to the economy. i see a new boeing, straight line growth and maybe most important company.

>> nature of the business has changed. global traffic connected growth around the world. passenger traffic, millions of new people traveling business turned from cyclical to long-term sustained growth business >> where are we in knowing that story? you may be the engine of the u.s. economy right now >> i think we're a big growth engine for the economy think about the pace of growth, less than 20% of the world's population has taken a single flight, believe it or not. this year alone 100 million people in asia will fly for first time traffic growing 7% a year, outpace gdp and drive economic growth think about what it means for production of airplanes. going to build them, well north

of 900 airplanes a year. manufacturing jobs economic growth and energy >> put it in perspective when i first went to boeing in the '80s, big deal to make a couple planes a week >> ramping up production 737 line in renton, washington, building 47 aircraft a month in that factory not that long ago, 17 to 20 a month. driving efficiency, team ramping up production. next year take that to 52 a month, and in 2019, ramp up to 57 a month >> in the broader scheme of things, you have only 20-year plan of any company i deal with. talk about the way that's possible and mention the backlog

and size >> 5,700 in backlog. production lines it's about seven years of production. that allows us to do long-term planning, long-term production planning and leverage it to invest in the future always investing in innovation and next product line. >> tax reform. going to washington. lot of people feel, companies get the money -- you've been good boosting dividend but with boeing, more jobs. >> tax reform single most important thing to do in this country to unleash economic energy unleash growth first thing we'll do is invest in innovation, capital, new product lines. create more manufacturing jobs and shareholders will evebenefi

to number one use of cash is invest in the future. >> we'll spend more time in the second segment talking about mars and unmanned. but in the end you were making order where the ceo says a better economics plane you make them better and less expensive for the operator. >> we make the best airplanes in the world. proud of our team, product performance and how we support products in the field, provide best value for our customers driving the growth in the business >> you come up from defense side we get on boeing, think commercial operation defense has been phenomenal since boeing was created. >> been a strong part of who we are. we're 100-year-old company first airplane was military.

defense business about a third of the company today we're a unique company in the world with aerospace and strength of commercial and military business. that combination of commercial and defense is part of what sustains us in the long run. >> we were at west point recently where your company is loved because of the greatness of the machines but also because you made a commitment to hiring almost no other company can beat >> absolutely. we have great pride in serving our veterans relationship we have with west point and all the service academies is fantastic investing in future leaders, important part of the relationship hire a lot of veterans, more than 20,000 working for boeing and also think it's important to invest in them to help with job transition, helping families and the communities. one of the biggest investment areas for our global giving. veterans have done the hard work of our country and they deserve

our respect. >> and your told says they're the best hires, responsible, ontime capability. >> bring values, integrity, character, ethic of hard work. those veterans in the work force part of what makes our company who they are >> father told me, he was in pacific, saw zeros, shot by one. and he saw silver birds, b-29s, he knew they were going to win the war. is that the same thing with people in uniform in hostile places, see your helicopters >> happens today heard stories of the conflict in middle east and veterans doing hard work of the country and pinned down and hear the sound of apache helicopters coming over the hill, they know their lives are going to be saved.

part of what makes our business work >> all along boeing had a fabulous relationship with every party, every government, integral to the growth of the country and product. tweet about air force one, how is president -- and working, good relationship? seems to want to sell boeing planes overseas. >> had a great relationship. thing i love about president trump, he's focused on helping business succeed open communication lines, taking some actions to help us drive economic growth. work on tax reform, regulatory reform is very important just having a seat at table is so important for business today as we think about what is going to benefit economy of the country, how are with he going to create great manufacturing jobs, that's our sweet spot. what we do as company. >> at the same time the administration has i think made it clear that the days when your

competitors can just dump planes and wreck an industry, those days are over. >> you got it. we have to have fair competition. we love competition. it makes us better glad to compete any day. and confident when we play on level playing field, we're going to win but important everyone plays by same rules administration is taking a firm stance on that as well important for global competition. when we play on level playing field, we're going to win. >> doesn't that equate to what it costs to make a real plane? >> part of what we saw in the bombardier case is dumping into the u.s. market. we're not afraid to compete. love it but play by same deals. >> delta deal. airlines need more planes, don't they >> they do delta and airlines more broadly,

great customers of ours. ton of respect for them. our job is provide value for our customers. traffic growth around the world, passenger or cargo growth, our customers need new airplanes and capabilities we're bringing new innovation to the marketplace. 707 max, dreamliner, 777x we're working on for the future. >> when it comes to china, who does best? >> we do great company that produces game winning products around the world. china is important marketplace for us world needs 48,000 new airplanes over the next 20 years, more than 7,000 in china. we're competing there, great customers, important market for the future >> we're going to take a break we have lots more to talk about,

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muilenburg ceo, chairman of boeing. who is going to get man on mars first? you or elon musk >> we are. we're working on rocket with nasa space launch system. 36 stories tall. in final assembly right now, down near new orleans first test shot 2019 slingshot around the moon and eventually go to mars. firmly believe first person to set foot on mars will be on a boeing rocket. >> you're ramping this. >> start flying late this decade and hopeful for mission to mars in next decade >> put this in context mr. musk thinks this is a lay-up for him. you have the same confidence that jim mcinerney had, everyone

worried that dreamliner wouldn't get off the ground i hear nothing but it's going to be you. >> we do complex things. you need a new airplane to connect the world, we do that. international space station, putting it in orbit, we've done it we change the world. >> little outfit, aurora flight services that reminds me of autonomous cars and great things we're seeing >> great wave of energy into autonomous systems developed for defense customers, all the way from space, x-37, to drone that operate for military to underwater, unmanned submarines working on that range of products energy going into autonomous vehicles is very significant expect to continue to invest there. aurora is an example

>> you have r&d budgets of $6 million not many have that can you hire the right people in don't they want to go to facebook and google? >> we attract talent great business, i'm biased but we have greatest country in the world, building most amazing products we invest heavily in r&d investing more than $6 million again next year. hopeful as tax reform comes through, crank it up even further. part of what attracts talent to boeing is working on most amazing products in the world. >> ethereal issues why think the stock could go to 4,000 without a problem. you're doing things to de-risk the company that i like. after market sector, global services

every day you have a huge amount of business. >> we have tremendous business growing service from $15 billion a year to target of $50 billion a year over the next five to ten years. after market support is important part of the growth engine for the future. also investing internally, process efficiency, automation in the systems allows us to invest in the future >> when we look at boeing versus airbus jim mcinerney, is it harvard versus yale? >> no it's more -- put this in context. win this big order but seems like everything is tipped. winning on ability to make the best aircraft. >> we're doing well. it's tough competition airbus is tough and respected competitor in the narrow body

marketplace about 50/50. we're winning in wide body but we can't slow down competitive. aerospace is attractive global market attracting more competitors as result always stay on leading edge. can't rest, invest in innovation, drive productivity i have great confidence in our team not going to slow down >> i told people i was going to interview -- everybody is excited about boeing national icon. first of all, can they make a plane that gets me to london in an hour? talking about japan airlines investing $10 million to do that second i like lot of room in the plane, why does everybody like the narrow body? what is the mystique >> we're working on innovations. look at passenger comfort, and

subsonic airplanes, 787 dreamliner on a long global flight get off feeling better because of the environment but also next generation high speed airlines someday go anywhere in the world in two hours. >> you think so? >> i do. not that far away. >> mr. mcinerney told me may not be demand for that price point, i'll pay. >> it's economics. smaller marketplace but will make it economically feasible. think someday have low earth orbit space trafrl business that will be viable not that far away. and ultimately take space travel to mars. it's expanding marketplace >> i hear this term space taxi i don't know whether to believe it hail a plane for a lot of money to go where i want in the universe >> we're building space taxi

cst starliner to take astronauts to the space station first flight next year create low earth orbit space taxi capability. i think in thefuture see space travel to moon and mars, still a ways out there lot of work to do. but part of what excites us about the future keeps driving innovation >> in the little time we have left, talk about the steward of what may be most important company we have at this time. >> we have a lot of respect for boeing, more than 100 years old. last year celebrated centennial, looked back on the history and proud heritage of the company. even more allows us to look forward to the future. we realize boeing has impact on our country and world. that's a role we have to respect, nurture and continue to grow we work on things that really matter and people's lives depend

on it. we have to drive it with sense of excellence. that's part of boeing dna. part of what makes the company great. gets back to our talent, people, amazing innovators who have innovated for a century. think about what is going to happen in next century, i think we'll be amazed. >> dennis, honored you sat down with "mad money" to talk about what may be best we have, boeing >> appreciate that, great to see you. >> dennis muilenburg, great company and because it's "mad money," great stock. stay with cramer

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diversified?" even though on twitter want me to play am i bitcoin. give me a call i let you know if it's diversified enough or blow the whistle. tweet from one of my absolute favorite tweet friends and man involved with idea i should change to bitcoin. marty says apple, j&j, waste management, mastercard, rpm. am i diversified marty is so smart. waste management doing so well apple, own don't trade tech, related to construction. mastercard is great company. rpm. it's housing play. j&j, drug company. marty, you need to do absolutely nothing. i'm jealous, my charitable trust

should own mastercard. breathtakingly good. but i would throw it all in for bitcoin, if it weren't for the fact that i went to college. or secondary school, or kindergarten steve in california. >> boo-yah from redondo beach. >> ever get cold and nasty there? no. >> caller: never jim my wife and i are extremely grateful for you >> thank you i appreciate that. you do it, don't know that people like it terrific when anyone says it thank you. >> caller: lime glad two part am i diversified question for you first part, weighting stocks is it by number of shares you have or dollar amount they're worth i have three shares of intuitive

surgical 55 shares of blackstone but dollar is roughly the same and second part -- >> it's a great question i use dollar amount. some people have a different view i'm convinced that dollar is best way let's go to work >> caller: adobe, ali baba, boeing, blackstone and intuitive surgical >> what's the deal with all the fabulous stocks today? intuitive surgical, blackstone, boeing, iconic company we've addressed today. ali baba is terrific chinese retail, and adobe, i talked about in action club call. how could my trust have sold it? tech, aerospace, finance, med

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