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after another whip solid day where the dow is flying high and then nose dives to close 19, look at this you blinked and you missed it or you blinked and you got crushed by it. nasdaq got pummelled you need to get used to craziness. and believe me, i have been around forever, it is craziness. if you can't handle it, you have to take your bat and ball and go home people call the environment that we had for the last year the new normal but you know what, there was nothing normal about what we went through no, not today, i am talking about the last year. the kind of action we had until last week where the market goes up for ages without having a major pullback

that almost never happens. i want you to think about fantasy island are we ever off fantasy island take off the wristband and rip off the ticket that got you in it is no longer valid. closing bell, trading right now, guys the whole lexi kcon has to be thrown out we shouldn't be too much emphasis on where it actually closes we got the figures but they are meaningless. we shouldn't be carrying about what happens at 9:30 two nights ago, i get up, and we experienced a mini bull market in the s&p futures it was powerful. it was powerful. it was as powerful as the rally

experienced yesterday's close. and then this morning looking down 270 points dow points that was at 4:00 a.m. and then up a few minutes later. and then skyrocketing like a musk rocket and then getting it all back in that blink someone forgot to take the stock market out of the washing machine and we are stuck in the spin cycle with technology up and down signifying nothing there is nothing sacred about closing prices consider that some stupid moronic greedy exchange product, the xiv, drags the dow's average. this product had 1.5 billion in

alleged assets cost us roughly 500 dow points between 4:00 and 4:02 p.m. on monday two minutes. that is how it was designed at the close of the day, this time it cost the s&p 500 points this xiv inverse wheel of miss fortunate was particularly heinous. [ boo the stock market can't handle the downward pressure these instruments create when they implode which was what this about. the crazy action had to do with

the pulling away of assets from managers who gun money into these dangerous pieces of paper. i have seen this before. it is happening again. believe me, in moments like this, the mechanics of the money management business, not how disney did, not how fox did. not how micron did the fundamentals mean nothing right now, it is the mechanics and third, and this is real important. what destroyed the market on monday and racked the last ten minutes of today's session is the same thing we cured. i read a lot about how we just seen before a week ago, the high tide of passive investing. who wants to passively invest in an asset class where you can lose so much money in a single hour or minute that rhetoric is overblown.

index funds have become their own religion one pullback no matter how bad can't do years of brainwashing of how fabulous they are index funds are the kindest, bravest warmest wonderful to invest the index inquisition squad will come after me. i have always maintained that the you have the right to remain silent and buy individual stocks they are better than the index and they can be better than your salvation. and this is what i am getting at the swings allow you to buy individual stocks at absurdly cheap prices if you simply are waiting for them to come if you have an order right here. lockheed martin down four points that you should never have been

able to catch. too many bargains that are being created by the new nonsense. the disease of volatility will spawn its own cure take today, stock of disney. disney reported an excellent quarter. it is all trapped by that nonsense excellent quarter. the theme park doing fabulously. the movies are doing good. panther is going to do phenomenally and the new online ordering will be priced at $4.99 for thousands of hours of sports programming most importantly you can personalize whatever you want which is important to the young younger generation disney's deal with fox interim disney is buying back

its own stock hand over fist the stock was big and it ended up doing nothing and gave up its gains because of all of its craziness. how about this one this is a wild one because this one is going to be knocked down by volatility. not today. couldn't get knocked down because it was too strong. snap i warned you about this since it became publicly. last night's stock report substantial growth you can personalize everything and snap and bit moji are the most downloaded apps in the apple universe the company has religion about not wasting money. cut cost dramatically. sure, i was a skeptic but after this quarter, i am now a

believer wouza in many ways snap reminds of where facebook was years ago. even though the stock sky rocketsed up an astounding 47% today, it has a lot of run room. what do you do with snap you put an order in at 18, and then at seven, and then 16 limit orders so when this stuff happens, you are there buying snap four points lower than where it went out today and you are going to have a bargain the narrative has changed. the once scorn snap is now legitimate and you are going to get it at a cheaper price because of all of this it's good. what else do you need to know about the market still plenty of stocks cheaper than they deserve to be. others made you quick money that i think bulls make money, bears

make money, pigs get slaughtered. as much as i hate to say goodbye to anyone with a fondness for stocks the investors, after good news of strong employment, they probably won't be sticking around their nonsense will be sistered on stock new generation will stay in cash rather than be tortured by this broken asset class sorry guys, better luck next time how sad. it's crazy i know it is a shame that we get these bouts of madness where stocks don't correlate with the fundamentals at times like this i like to turn to that seminol stock guru. i am talking about eddie vetter who reminds us, that sometimes you doesn't know if he is the

boxer or the bag don't be the bag, be the bacher. take this volatility by the horns and harness it to pick off the stocks of higher quality stocks that are cheaper than it deserves to be it could happen tomorrow you can get tougher yourself as long as you know that you are doing the punching and bagging the best merchandise you can get. betsy in mississippi >> caller: hi jim. i am a lululemon girl. a customer and a shareholder lulu's ceo is departing. and stock price has been resilient in a turbulent market. do you think we have a downward dog or hold the position. >> someone is going to require

also add canada goose. lulu should not have been up something is going on. the company ain't telling us bruce in new york. >> caller: hey, jim, first off, i love your show. >> thank you. >> caller: jim, i'm interested in your opinion on ups stock i know it has been up in the high 130s last month i retired from ups and i have been acquiring this since 1995 through the employee stock ownership program. most of my shares purchased between 35 and $70 a share which i know is a handsome profit. but i have about 60% of this in my 401(k). and my financial advisers and relatives say i have too much. but i like that $3.23 dividend. >> they are trying to be, they are doing the right and responsible thing. you have too much of it. now if you didn't have any of

it, would i say you should buy it i like the fact that the stock comes down a lot they are just trying to keep you from being hurt in a bad market. so i think you got to listen to them i think they are right all right. grab the volatility by the horns. sure it could be scarey, but if you are ready and focused, the wild swings with opportunities be the boxer not the bag. on mad tonight, i am circling back to long-term themes that can continue to deliver even in this ridiculously slourough mart i know you got questions and i got the answers. opening up the phone lines talk it out a special strategy session has bro is a hand in your toy boys its stock showed that today. i am sitting down with the ceo

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as we pick up the pieces from the huge market selloff, one that came back to haunt us tremendous volatility. how too you adjust to the new normal that is tonight's show that is our theme. sometimes it is as easy as falling back on one of the powerful long-term theme that we have been working on before everything went crazy and will not should, but will work now. which brings me to one of my absolute favorites

defense. when the defense contractors get slammed by a big selloff, they should be at the top, number one of your shopping list. the things people are worried when like the feds getting too aggressive matter a lot less defense stocks are one of the few groups that didn't give up the ghost. they rarely let higher interest rates stop themselves from arming it is too important. it is an imperative. i have been a fan of this group for ages and most of the defense stocks are still up 40% to 60% since donald trump was elected but the recent correction given a rare pullback. you are still getting better prices than you are last week which is what we care about. so what makes me so sanguine about the defense cohorts versus other areas of the market.

the senate reached an agreement today to lift the cap on military spending. we know the house is on board. the defense budget is going to increase by $80 billion. who else is getting a big boost in the month of february washington becomes a fabulous feeding trough for the defense contractors because this is the one thing that the gop really likes spending money on and frankly, i've got to tell you, the democrats rarely object to it at the same time the world remains, let's face it, it's a dangerous place. it looks like we won't be leaving afghanistan any time soon and things getting tense in the korean peninsula

the point is from the perspective of the defense industry, there are tons of buyers for their wares both here and in many ways abroad president trump is actually, the president chief of selling american weapons systems to allies over seas saudis, remember, they are waging a hot war in yemen to selling poland and romanian some missiles or fighter in northway. the guy has proven to be a good arms merchant. if you ever have owned cattle, they find all sorts of stupid ways to injure themselves. the bull market defense and i mean the defense part of aerospace is getting stronger. which brings me to my favorite

pure defense in this market. lockheed martin, raytheon, and then harris corp these are high-tech arms dealers. lockheed and raytheon focus on missiles while -- seems to be the new way of doing things here in the u.s putting boots on the ground in someone else's war tends to be unpopular. an air campaign faces little resistance domestically. let's start with lockheed martin it is the aerospace and defense titan that makes we first heard about it when we went up to united technologies the f-35 is growing like crazy

allies are adopting all over the year which makes helicopters think black hawks, sea hawks and all kinds of transportation heavy lifting chopper for both commercial and military operation. it turns out to be a smart move. missile and fire control business seen tremendous demand. lockheed finished last year with $100 billion worth of record orders next up is my personal favorite one that leaped to the four after this last quarter and it is raytheon. i call them the scientists of the defense space. state-of-the-art electronics sensors, space, and airborne system what they call c five i short for command control computer

cyber and intelligence that is a mouthful the more we need rtn when you see big missile defense system sales, or hear about allied buying patriot missiles which they do constantly, that is raytheon. i like this company so much that we used the breakdown on monday to buy some of it for the travel trust which you can follow along joining the club the selloff is about interest rates and one thing it is not about is military spending raytheon gets a major windfall from the tax cut falling 36% to 19% i think they are going to use the cash to reward shareholder third is harrison. it is all about communications, electronics and space and intelligence system.

i recommended the stock nearly three years ago after acquiring exelis that may not get as much attention as lockheed or raytheon but you will find harris components in the same high profile products harris is selling tons of communication systems to the pentagon and their space and intelligence business is booming thanks to classified programs that we don't know enough to talk about other than they are profitable the other reasons i like them is that we know that all three companies are in fabulous shape. in fact they were doing well even before congress agreed to boost the defense budget all three companies just reported terrific results. at the end of january, lockheed martin delivered a fabulous.

surged up to 351 after reported. now it is back at 345. up less than a dollar than it was from the quarter now raytheon reported two weeks ago. the headline numbers were confusing because of charges led to tax bill, the guidance was incredible among the best i have seen since 2018 began. they have more business than they can handle. the stock surged went from 198 to 211 and back to 204 we are viewing as an opportunity. as for harris, well shot the lights out last week i thought i had seen something when i saw the numbers that can't be and it sent the stock flying more than 6%.

as of yesterday's lows, it too erased the entire move and then some the defense sector is booming. we know they are in great shape because they just told us so they all had big moves up today. don't chase them but put them on your shopping list so you can poun pounce the next time this volatile market takes down the entire group and that could be tomorrow morning i am opening up the lines to hear from you. because it is an uncertain time. i want to talk to you. and is the force from hasbro after today's move i am going to talk to the ceo to here what is ahead and after the company's earnings last week, has it created a

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up, down, all around don't let the volatility knock you around be the boxer and not the bag the market is no longer 9:30 to 4:00 p.m take advantage of stocks that have gone down a lot the market will come back. it is in reset mode. let's get down to the business to hear this world for volatility which is code for losing money together. i am taking my first -- i am going to kansas. ronda in kansas. >> caller: hi, jim booyah we have seen deficit fueling

federal income tax cuts. how does this play in to the volatility we are seeing in the financial market >> yesterday i discussed that with chuck todd on meet the press. i know that the political people want to try to find someway to hang their politics on this market but it is not. it is about individual products that are blowing up because people were thinking that the market remained placid forever and i am watching it happen as you and i are talking. products that are blowing out because of the last 20 minutes of a sell off. we are going to have problems so stay with cash and get ready to buy stocks we like at the prices we want. let's go to john in illinois. >> caller: cramer, congratulations. that was a huge win for the birds. >> do you know i know feels like

it doesn't matter to any part of life i said that to my life and she didn't like it. >> caller: twitter stock has been strong. and it seems like follow me on twitter and life tweeting events has become the new american past time what do you think? is this the year of the birds? >> do you see how the stock has done in the last couple of days. don't you think it has gotten too hot just off of snap and the idea that there is something going on behind the scenes. >> caller: i have been watching it for a couple of months now and i notice it takes steep dives and then steep climbs back up and i was actually, i felt more confident after this pullback saying that it really didn't lose a lot of its value. >> right. >> caller: and that is why i wanted to call you i don't know if it is just because, you know, everything that is going on --

>> did leave there and anthony is a man of character and he would not have left unless he thought everything was in good shape. i would rather actually by snap at a discount to where it went out. let's go to tj. >> twitter. >> snap at 16, yes. >> caller: thank you so much >> you taught a great class and i hada great class that i had the honor of being in atte attendance. >> caller: how do i get out of the market responsibly i don't want to be a pig and get

slaughtered so i took some out but i don't want to leave money on the table if i can avoid it i am glad i didn't sell last january 2017 how do i go about being responsible in the market. >> now i am feeling like i listen to my callers who know more than i do i was going to suggest that you do it in stages. get out 50% of it. each week take some off. but first, you are going to need a pile of money. and you haven't taken enough off yet. so larger chunk off tomorrow and then scale out in a dollar cost average go if you need that money, no time like the present and i want to thank you for your service and for hosting me it was one of the greatest honors i have ever had boy, am i proud of you guys. stick with cramer. hi i'm joan lunden.

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i always tell you that you can't make snap judgments about a company's earnings you need to listen to the darn

conference call before coming to a recent decision. look at what happened to the stock of hasbro. making all kinds of iconic brands disney products, think star wars and marvel hasbro was a beloved stock for years and then the bricks and mortar toys a"r" us the market couldn't really decide what to make of it so the stock sold out hard. the stock took off closing up $8.29. and most important they sounded confident that they could weather the toys "r" us

bankruptcy so let's dig deeper with brian goldner the ceo of hasbro. welcome back to "mad money." >> when i know your conference call is chock-full of things i didn't know. how far it came back after you told the story >> you know, we really focused on telling our story as a company. we had great results for the year very strong franchise brand growth great gaming growth. the only thing that went backward was partner brands and we wanted to explain our entertainment and licensing business was accelerating. that you were seeing brands. and that is what we focused on today. >> which reminds me of a line you had. i thought you buried the lead. you said this is an

unprecedented era of entertainment and you are absolutely right and hasbro is in every aspect of it. >> that is our goal. we have seen the world's best story tellers do this and we wanted to do this. we own all the rights. you are seeing transformers activated in mobile gaming you are seeing it with a pc online game. you are seeing my little upony animated it allows us to go around the world with one voice with retailers offering everything from apparel to toys and games that is activated or brand and delivering brand for shareholders. >> you have got a secular growth story that is world wide that is every single quarter on its own. >> well we also have great

partners, licensor who have great properties and amazing story telling around their brands this year a great line up with marvel starts with "black panther" in a week we have another spiderman moving coming and our own transformer movie coming at holiday this year. strong line-up for entertainment and then supplement that with television and activating that around the blue print and around the world. >> you said there were issues around "star wars" but you said it significantly improved and that is when the ark of the story changed and the stock. but you must feel confident to

use significantly. >> we saw the performance of the last jedi product accelerate we have already taken that into consideration and partnership with disney. you are see the next movie coming which is solo movie coming, we will merchandise that in april which shortens the window we have a great line-up of merchandise that you can imagine. we have great product at all deferent price points for fans and families. >> well, what i am hearing is the tale of entertainment and when i talk about your stock to people who are fund managers and reporters, they say you got to say, you are doing the mattel thing. you may have discussed something, but there is nothing going on. >> you know, i couldn't comment

about that but what i will tell you that we are first and foremost investing in our business. you have seen our performance come to the fore our board just approved a raise of the dividend to 11% raise and that is our focus and i couldn't comment on ama speculation. >> fair enough monopoly >> i know. monopoly from strength to strength because the team keeps reinventing it our new monopoly version is for people who cheat comes with handcuffs for those who cheat and get caught for this environment, it is topical and people are buzzing about it. >> i am seeing things like online gaming companies that are

developing, activation blizzard doing the kinds of things that we are seeing with overwatch can hasbro do a video game monopoly show that we all want to play or cheat with. >> that's a great idea we are launching our magic gathering arena product. it has been successful so we will launch that this year magic is also an east boards brand. dungeon and dragons has had its best year since we acquired the brand. and we believe there is a lot of future in the digital gaming space and the esports space for the brands. >> i remember there was a time, saying, it is february, that is story is done, we will see you

in september brian, thank you so much great to see you. >> thanks to see you. >> this stock went up because the business is good that was brian goldner, ceo of hasbro the market has been crazy. retreat to this one after we of a big selloff. your an amazing machine.

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all right. what do we do with the consumer package goods stock in this volatile environment on the one hand seen as a safe haven in tough times on the other hand rising interest rates. and now we also have to worry

about commodity inflation. take clorox, clorox stock caught fire late last year. last friday, clorox reported a quarter that was viewed as a disappointment meanwhile, the gross margins came in lower than expected and the company seen some troubling in household division. could it be safe to circle back to this one or do we need to be more cautious. let's check in with the chairman of clorox. a lot of the analysts assume as the one who has never made a mistake have a fault lines

how much what they are looking at is fleeting and how much are things that you are worried about could be longer term. >> it is difficult difficult for everybody in our industry we are seeing commodities rise which is a temporary phenomenon as a result of the hurricanes last year. and transportation rise. sometimes when you have a noisy time and clearly it is noisy for everybody in the industry right now, it is perhaps important to understand what really matter. and what really matters for us is that we have a strategy that allows us to win for consumers and customers that we have a lot of confidence in because we are gaining access to new households we are innovating in an environment where there is not much innovation around engaging consumers around and we

are generally just in a very good shape as a company. and if you think about the first half of our company, it was a solid first half and now we have the opportunity to put tax reform to work which is going to be a huge benefit for clorox shareholders we are staying focused on the long-term. and we are staying the course because we have confidence in our path forward. >> we have analyst that want you to lever up. i am coming from another universe i want you to find more pro biotic like acquisition. i feel like you are a machine that runs it through the profit and run it through the clorox machine and sales do great. >> continues to be very well for us and is on target and has

grown double digit last quarter. our goal is to put tax reform to work to make our company stronger and to put excess cash into the hands of our shareholder because we have no incentive whatsoever to hoard cash making our company stronger will mean that we will put strategic investment in place in the growth and cost savings of our program of our company and mna is something that we continue to be looking into. and looking at good businesses that are profitable and are growing and good businesses that are also good deals. we do have more cash on hand now that we can put into the shareholders' hands and working with our board to look into a variety of alternatives and looking into dividend is something that we will do hard. >> to me when you look at rising

transportation cost which will be fleeting. when you look at the margin prices from resin versus what you said you are going to do with your cash i find it hard press that anyone would sell clorox and you are the only one that i know has that optionality. it is different than other companies. >> we are north american based company. so 83% of our business is here in the u.s so we are benefitting from tax reform from perspective, our suggested tax rate for this fiscal rate prior to tax reform was going to be in the 32%, 33% range and now we estimate it to be in the 23% to 24% range that is dramatic benefit and we will put that money to work for shareholders and make our business stronger. >> i have been a fan of this

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>> remember what eddie vedder taught us. we don't want to be the bag. we want to be the boxer. so why not invoke it and put some rationality into what happened today because man, it was just plane irrational the last 18 minutes the nuttiest i have ever seen since i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money. i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow

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