brilliant. goldman sachs left and right >> i'm melissa lee, thanks for watching 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 most people want to make friends, i'm here to help you make money being realistic about stocks does not mean being negative, not when the reality is actually

so, so good. but there is a downward bias in how many investors approach this market and i think it's kept people out of lots and lots of good stocks. sadly no matter what i say, this pius will probably increase. now that january is behind us, february is ahead. sop declining .6%. what do i really mean by a downward bias? i'm talking about a market that plummets at the opening off of the weak germany yeah, germany. and then snaps back when investors recognize how silly that correlation again i'm talking about the notion that a slowdown lurks around every corner, as people thought would be the case with apple tonight, or that pricing is going to get worse a fret about alphabet or demand

is about to taper off. the whisper that drove down the stock of amazon in late afternoon. do you know that none of these happened to be the case. none of them -- with only alphabet giving you cause. i think so many supposed experts and analysts keep giving you second rate or even just plain wrong information. they give you advice because, you know, i get this they're used to things going bad for so many years and they can't shake the prejudice, even when everything is arguably coming up roses. let's use a real live example that you all know about. let take last night's facebook number it's a well-known, household name, it explains how its awesome growth can continue in defiance of what we call the law of large numbers

facebook reported a phenomenal 48% increase in advertising, 8.6 billion going to $12.7 billion this is a company. it not the government, it's a company. given most of its business comes from ads, you have a tremendous growth story and the company can earn $9 a share next year ands that totally realistic the stock is not even expensive at $193. it sells more than colgate, coca-cola, unalever. they a change caused total user time spent on the site to decrease by 50 million hours a day. isn't that terrible? at the same time the daily average user numbers came in a

little ship of the $1.4 billion estimate these two metrics seem to be going the wrong way, which is why the stock initially got absolutely annihilated when the headlines came over. this is not because they posted some offputting numbers. here's where the negative buy ca -- bias comes through mark zuckerberg told you to expect the decline in hours as a trade-off of better user experience if you look at the feed, you'll notice a dropoff of the number of jawing, annoying videos that were eating into your time he's improved the user experience it's as if facebook anticipated that people get bored, the word they say is fatigued

a lot of this viral content is so irritating. a lot of negative commentators say things like the daily user trend is bad news. but facebook told us it doesn't expect to see any sort of long-term slow down in daily active user growth on the conference call, chief operating officer sheryl sandberg, who is so smart explained how it could be good for business because when people spend time viewing more posts because they're interacting with family and friends and not involved with longer post, we have actually more monetization look at this if you track the stock's bizarre gyrations like i do, facebook stock was sinking, sinking, sinking, then sandberg's speech, that comment, boom look at that

is that not what the stock market's really about? yet when you listen to the commentary about the quarter, you never really heard about that shift you thought it wasn't planned, it was just something they got shocked about. after all, a better user experience does translate into more users, which translates into guess what? more money no wonder facebook stock rallied $6 or a full $14 from where it was at this point when she just changed the narrative dramatically the truth is there is no immutable law of the universe that says things have to go wrong or business will inevitably crap out. even if that happens eventually, there's no reason to think it going to happen any time soon. that was certainly the case with apple. it made you feel pretty darn good about the next quarter, as pricing for phones and demand look like they're holding up, they're holding darn well, by

the way, and pricing is strong the bear case once again failed to pan out, particularly with all the money they got and what they're going to do with it and it was right to hold it, not trade it, at least for now guys, it's not a really apple. now, amazon gave you everything you could ask for from its retail business, its web services business and its advertising business line. at one point today we heard whispers that amazon would miss. the stock plunged almost 70 points in a straight line but it made all of that up and then some when the conference call told you all systems were go i think the stock can rock from the 1470s to where we're going to be when we're going home tonight to the 1,500 i'd be a buyer anywhere below

1,5 1,500. and a great story. the company was not able to make as much money as i'd like from its revenues now, i was a tad disappointed but then again it had run up in the space of a blowout quarter, it threw us a letdown for certain. my take, don't lose hope, don't lose sleep, it's doing well. i would tell you that none of these positives that i'm going over right now i think is being talked about to any great extent in fact, it's the opposite the trends are either not being acknowledged as strong as they should be or the skepticism obscures anything that i think could be good in the future. even intra day to buy these stocks for prizes you would like i've seen increases in accelerations, not unlike what i saw in facebook, apple and alpha

bit. but i'm not going to let it be obscured by negativity if you don't want to miss these moves, you have to stop assuming the default state is for everything to be horrible. sometimes i feel like it's my job to be upbeat the reality is i'm not being upbeat i'm merely being empirical i'm telling you the facts. this is not a glass half full/half empty situation. to me the glass is overflowing and anybody who tells you different i think is being disingenuous let's go to p.j. how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> good.

how about caterpillar or john deere -- >> oh, take the gun away from my head caterpillar, multiple your story, i will go for cat right here let's go to les in virginia. less >> may, jim, pay pal reported real good earnings last night but ebay indicated they're not going to use them anymore for processing and that's 13% of their business is this a good time to go ahead and sell or -- >> no, no, the trend line -- if you follow the trend line, it will be about 4% of their business dan schulman told me several times, we're ready if it ever happens, it's not going to start until 2020, finish 2023. what's surprising is the 40-point move the stock had before this. i think it's a solid buy ebay had a pretty good quarter,

too. >> let go to glen in my home state of new jersey. i want to find out about insta med, any insight you can give me >> we're going done the food chain when we go into that one you know, this is so risky i just have been talking about these amazing tech stocks that sell at earnings and valuations that are right through the things that you go buy at the supermarket. why do we need to mess with that one when we can buy facebook at 20 times earnings? downward bias has kept plenty of investors ot ut of some moves bt they've been getting it wrong, not right. and when more and more nfl teams going all-technical, lets look at zebra technologies and how it can help the eagles this weekend and of course the patriots, too. and i'm going to sit down with marathon pete to see if oil

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it's incredible how much the stock wants to go buyer i think the stock of boeing which went out at $356 is headed for $400, where it might run out of steam because it will become the most expensive stock on the dow and how do you spot a stock that's on a mission like boeing? did you see how this thing traded today even though three separate research firms pushed it hard, boeing's stock traded done $2 at the beginning of the session because of a funky opening that had more to do with weakness in european than here but almost instantly boeing took flight mastercard is on a mission, too, a mission to $200. i've liked this name for ages as part of a fabulous secular theme, this switch from paper to

plastic. mastercard reported yet another blowout quarter, which is amazing when you consider how the bar has been raised so high. this time the company had a whole new angle, crypto currencies people are using their credit cards to buy bit coin. that's like throwing gasoline under the fire that's been raging under mastercard stock. it's up nearly 15% for the year. ever sin tce the year began, idx lab is a veterinary equipment maker. it's up nearly 40 straight points and it reported another remarkable quarter today, closing at $193. room to run. finally there is, well, nvidia

you know we know this one, the company that makes the best chips for video games, voice recognition, the data center and video stock has been on a rampage. today it got sidetracked by g d goldman sachs, which downgraded it you know i named my dog after nvidia at 240, i know where they're coming from. the darn thing is simply up too much and contra gordon gecko, that is not good pigs get slaughtered and i don't want to be a pig that said, i think nvidia is headed to 300. the most incredible thing about

stocks on a mission, once they get started, they rarely fizzle out that quickly they're objects in motion that stay in motion it like a law of physics they're all on jet-propelled paths higher, though they give you nice buying opportunities when they stop to refuel, like the brief fullback in boeing or the longer pullback goldman caused nvidia. get ot of the way. these stocks are going to where they have to go. stay with cramer alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market

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i have to admit while this is the single most important night of earning season, i'm starting to get a little distracted by football tonight i'm flying out to minnesota so i can watch my hometown philadelphia eagles

hopefully beat the loathsome patriots what if there was a way to mix the nfl and the stock market, what if there was a high quality company with exposure to football that trades well as a stock. you no what? i found one. i'm talking about zebra technologies, zbra no, it is not about the refs think bar colds, mobile printing, data capture, realtime locating systems and radio frequency identification typically that means zbra helps people keep track of their inventory or say trucks, boxes, container ships but they also have a contract with the nfl they have transmitters in the shoulder pads along with

transmitters in all the balls. they collect all the information and turn it into statistics. big data means the nfl sean payton, the head coach of the new orleans saints, was the first company in the world to use zebra. he's such a believer of their tech that he's actually become a spokesperson for the company i'll never recommend the stock because of its nfl exposure alone if the underlying f fundamentals weren't so hot. their stock has been on fire it's given you a nearly 130% gain in the last 18 months, not to mention running up 17% just since the beginning of 2018. it's taken a break for a couple of weeks i suspect this is merely a cause. when the market rolled over this week, zebra on got dinged. what's behind the remarkable resiliency

first of all, their main end markets have been picking up of late they get most of their business from retail and transportation and logistics and health care. they help businesses label and keep track of things when. the economy picks up, that results into more commerce which translates into more firms that need zebra's technology. under the ceo's leadership, zebra made some very smart moves. four years ago it was a boring bar code and enterprise printing play then in 2014 they acquired motorola solutions enterprise business for $3.5 billion in cash now initially it was a rocky melding and i know, i've been out to their place in long island there's a lot of different cultures going there since then zebra has been

finding a lot of ways toapply their expertise. within zebra's location division, which is about tracking trucks and retail inventory, the company has built up zebra sports. they took this radio frequency identification technology, which has been around for ages, and figured out if they stuck these tags on football players and the ball itself, it could generate a treasure trove of useful data and coaches love it because it helps them get a better handle on how their athletes are playing and how their stamina is, how they're doing physically it revolutionizes the scouting process and it creates all this new realtime data that gets displayed on your television or computer or phone. it's the official nfl on-field tracker provider they have receivers in all 31 nfl stadiums

it can find every player's locale to within six inches. if your quarterback is getting tightly pressured, zebra will tell you when and where within mill i seconds it took a while for zebra to get to the point where it was firing on all cylinders in the wake of the motorola-enterprise deal the company had some operational slip-ups and they started missing financial targets. as of two years ago, this was only a $3 billion company. don't like that. but about halfway through last year zebra got the situation under control. management started delivering some long awaited margin expansion and paying down debt they brought in a new chief financial officer, he used to be at western digital the man is solid

since then the stock market has been off like a rocket zebra managed to beat numbers quarter after quarter, they're looking for organic growth 3 to 6, a major acceleration from 1% back two years ago they continue to expand marges and bolster profitability. while we won't know or see these fourth quarter numbers until later this month, i'm saying i'll bet them. even before the fourth quarter things were going quite well but with an explosion of shopping over the holidays, both online and in stores and with many old school retailers investing heavily to build out their digital businesses, i think there was a lot of demand for zebra's products, which are in the heart of retail e-commerce however, it took a long time for the bricks and mortar merchants

to figure out all this stuff even the stock has gone up dramatically in recent months, it's fairly cheap, it trades at just 15 times its numbers. ideally it could come down some more i don't know if we're going to get meaningful pullback. i suggest putting on a small position now and then kind of praying for weakness so you can get a better price for the last 18 months, zebra technologies has be-- now it's running at full tilt, like jay a ajayi. but the stock still remains cheap. i'd start to be a buyer of zebra right here it would be more attractive if

the stock takes a nice dip put it on your shopping list and hope it goes down. >> katherine, what's up? >> caller: i'm interested in veritone it went down over 23% yesterday and was up a little today. why such volatility? and is it a buy or a sell? >> no, it has just missed too many times i used to like it on a play at the way commerce was done at the cash register. i've just given up they can't get it right, i'm telling you to stay away let's go to ashkin in washington >> caller: yes, jim. thank you for taking my call >> of course >> caller: the stock i'm wondering what you think about it the -- >> we thought this was too risky.

it looks like we're going to be right, it's very tricky. if you want that, go to alphabet >> let's go to phil in maine >> caller: i'm calling to see what your thoughts are onpay - verifone >> it keeps missing. it like if it starts with veri, it misses. >> zebra has earned its stripes and it's been enfeigio i'm digging deeper into the action and crude is it time to pick up a black

gold player, a refiner maybe then it's helping zillow, h & r block. and all your calls in tonight as edition of the lightning round so stick with cramer you always pay

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now that the price of oil has rallied to $65 a barrel, what do you do with the refiners take marathon petroleum, our favorite in the group. this is a stock that went up more than 30%, with much of that due to the big hurricanes. when refineries shut down, the price of gasoline and other fuel goes up. this company has made a lot of money. but this morning marathon petroleum delivered a 6 cent earnings beat, much higher than expected revenues, up nearly 23% year over year but the stock got 2081%. maybe this is just the

opportunity you've been waiting for. maybe it just profit taking. let look at the chairman and ceo of marathon petroleum corp welcome back to mad money. >> this is a remarkable quarter and remarkable time for your company. a lot of people feel the refining has been boom, bust, boom, bust you're proved that wrong what are you doing different that defied what was cyclical and got a tremendous growth going here >> we can reason 70% sweet barrels, 70% sour or heavy barrels. we'll take advantage of the marketplace. today we executed the last part of our big strategic study where we dropped down another billion dollars worth of assets into our

mid stream today, as well as culminated the idr, change whereby mpc will take back shares and trade for all the incentive distribution rights we have >> which makes it so anybody who buys does much better. you're very bullish in the mid stream as you said on the call >> i am, jim from this point forward, all of our organic growth we're going to do withoutish youi issuing e. >> which is so good. >> we have our net debt down to 3.6 times, we're in really good shape. we've announced on guiding the market we're going to have a 10% distribution increase in 2018. so we're reasoning running on l cylinders. >> people don't realize a lot of companies have stopped

increasing their distributions 10% is the highest i follow. i look at the stores you're making a lot of money >> we are, jim that's another segment, speedway had its sixth consecutive year of increasing income, second year in a row ofe-- we now refine 2 millions of barrel a day. i know where 65 or 70% of that fuel will be sold tomorrow >> tell us about all the gasoline you're able to export because we have so much here >> right that's been really within of the most important fundamentals of the refining industry over the last five, six years

in the quarter that we announced today, we exported 314,000 barrels per day. >> exported. >> exported. that's about 17% of what we make so that is very important to be able to hit the foreign markets. when you look at the demand on a global basis, we're expecting 2018 bloblglobally be to up 1.5 million barrels a day, that's going to require more and more from the u.s and the u.s. gulf coast refineries are the best engine in the world we have a president that is very pro deregulation and very pro oil and gas. what does it mean for the ceo of a refiner to have what i have to regard as a friend in the white house? >> right i've met with the president. he was in cincinnati giving a speech on infrastructure and his questions we doing better on permitting not permitting for just

pipelines but permitting and refining, building terminals and pipelining as well that's very important, the infrastructure bill in his state of the union address that he talked about, it's very important we continue to be able to build new pipelines we need a lot of work and a lot of investment in the rivers, both mississippi and the ohio river, they need infrastructure investment so the president and the administrator of the epa, scott pruitt, are both very pro the industry >> price of oil went up a little bit. some say because of confining restraints that gasoline could go to $4 a gallon in california this summer. that seems impossible to me. >> well, we don't market there but let me give you a little backdrop there if you look as supply including exports, gasoline and diesel, we're at the lowest inventory

level, gasoline since 2006, diesel since 2013. inven trips have rahal come down we're in the best position from a refinery industry standpoint this year inventories are in check, as well as crude oil inventories are in very good shape in the u.s so i think that's very bullish for where we see crash spreads in the refining system -- >> how much they make off of oil. >> and demand. we were here a year or so ago, expectations, demand would be off half a% to maybe a percent and demand ended up in the positive position last year. >> a lot of people tell me fossil fuels, just a matter of time, they're going away and we're all going to be using electric cars. what's the realistic view? >> well, the facts are in the mrk consumer still buying and i

think the transportation in the future is still going to be the internal combustion engine why? it's the cheapest form of transportation. >> you have managed to create a company that even very tough activists have had to say this is the right strategy and right style. >> that's gary hemminger, a great refiner, exporter and retailer

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sunday and i cannot wait and i can't wait to see you from minneapolis tomorrow it's going to be fantastic and now it is time for the lightning round. and then the lightning round, are you ready skee-daddy let's go to stephanie in california >> caller: hi, jim thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: i'm calling about align? >> this is way over done to the down side. trevor in pennsylvania trevor >> caller: hey, how's it going >> all right, how are you? >> caller: i'm good. how about kmt? >> good industrial nothing sexy, nothing really great. you my want to look at parker hannah fin which got knocked down today indirectly. >> let's goes to jim >> caller: booyah!

with all the passive investing going on, what are your thoughts on the rating index and data company spgi >> it's nothing but net. i think it's a great one to own. marty in florida >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking my call. i'd like your opinion on myg, myriad genetics? >> it's diagnostics and they're hot. john in new ork. >> caller: hey, it's john from virginia how you doing? >> i'm doing well. how about you? >> caller: pretty good, thank you, sir was wondering about arista networks >> i'm so impressed about what she's accomplished and she is always welcome on the show obviously a cisco competitor garrett in massachusetts >> caller: hey, what's going on? >> you tell me >> caller: what are your thoughts on emerson electric

>> emerson is not done going higher we've been behind it since about ten points ago i was late it's going higher. nancy in kentucky. >> caller: yes, how are you? >> what do you have? >> caller: i'm here. >> go ahead. what stock >> caller: ball engineering. >> i only know ball corp, i know the beverage can and bottle company and that i like very much because they colonated the industry >> grant in arizona. >> caller: booyah. a company that has 67 under management it's beaten estimates, pays 2.7% but it gets no love. the symbol is pld, pro lodgic. >> i tell you why it gets no love it's a real estate investment

trust. people don't like the reits. greg in pennsylvania, greg >> caller: hey, jim, how you doing? >> which one no, i think that dividend is way too big. it's a red flag. i don't want to you be in that one. there are others that are safer. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.g. ameritrade so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lionel richie? let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade.

at this point in earnings season, itcan be really difficult to keep track of all the companies reporting. it's information overload. this is the toughest day of all, amazon, alphabet and apple it's very difficult to do all the scheduling but last night was big, too when you need to listen to facebook and microsoft, maybe you're forgiven for missing something of a company we have come to really love on this show, which is service now it's the cramer fave software company that helps create your own applications human resources, legal, finance, securities and facilities management last night it reported a solid quarter, inline earnings and revenue was up 38% year over year more important the subscription

billings, up 40% in the full year guidance was robust it tacked on another 2.65% today. can this thing keep roaring? let's check in the president and ceo of servicenow. welcome back to mad money. >> hi, jim nice to see you. >> we had become used to fantastic numbers from your predecessors in some way these are better the breadth of your product now versus say three, four years ago, there was a point where i say it's an ought matted caautol center talk about the suite because you're currently taking shares from them. >> it's the right product at the right time companies everywhere are embracing digital transformation where they're being forced to deliver better consumer and

customer experiences and that what we do, streamline business processes across the country, whether that's in i.t. or h.r. or customer support but more importantly across all those functions is where service now really excels. because it's a platform company, it's generating growth both on the platform and each of the applications >> john, whone of the things wer fascinated by, you're giving dashboard performance. that is something we have not seen from servicenow you've also made a couple of acquisitions that helped tremendously in building the swe suite. that eliminates a lot of other contenders, doesn't it >> it allows a cio to use a digital dashboard to run and manage their business. companies have been spending millions and tens of millions if

not hundreds of millions and billions on technology over the last five or ten years but it's really hard to measure the impact or effect what servicenow enables our customers to do is get clear productivity investment and how they can get demonstrable improvements in their employees and end customers experience that validates the business value of their investment in technology >> two other things, you've been in human resources but we have whole companies devoted to human resources that i think you're offering a superior suite to and security operations is something i hadn't thought of the service now. this is soup to nuts at this point. >> jim, it's really important that whether it's in human resources or in security, we are a piece of the equation that where we work with the world class human resources companies, like workday we're a big workday customers

and neal is one of my best friends and i think wk dorkday incredible in what they do take employee onboarding that's a classic cross-functioning workflow a new employ he has to get their badge from security, desk from facilities and sign up from health benefits from h.r so they've got to touch multiple departments and technologies what service did tnow does is ll those together and build them into a seamless mobile app it hides the complexity from the employee but allows the employee to go through the experience seamlessly it doesn't replace any of the underlying technologies. it just brings them together it's a classic phenomenon where one plus one plus one can equal five in a better experience.

>> i was going to say is this taking away from workday i always associated ebay with you. it was a remarkable company, you made it into a better company. you had a fabulous system of payment, paypal, ebay just delivered an amazing quarter i hate to see a split between a company you put together with ebay moving over and away from payba paypal is this something you thought would have happened? did something occur here these are two fabulous companies and you had a hand in making them both great. >> i'm not going to spend time commenting on ebay and paypal, jim, but i will say i think devon winick and dan schulman have both done a terrific job since taking over a couple years ago. you've soon that in the success they've had and in the share price appreciation, so i'm very optimistic about both companies going forward. they've both got two terrific leaders. >> glad to hear that i like both companies very much.

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