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okay what the heck happened to this market today not long ago, it seemed like everything was a winner. and now there are winners and losers the dow dropping 150%. the nasdaq gained. did it finally dawn on people that the president mean business did wall street realize that building walls might not be the greatest way to promote international commerce that is how you end up with a day like today how else can you explain micron and only a handful of companies all related to micron followed in its footsteps the losers, endless selling like

united technologies, caterpillar, honeywell the latter, boeing down ten points first, let me just say that clients need -- every company from every country to see if it is dumping here what the tariffs on steel and aluminum being the tip of the iceberg today's action seem to say the president is tougher on china and it is going to spill over around the globe when i learned today that larry cud low might be replacing wouldn't be the first time the idea that you should sell these fantastic stocks strikes me as misguided. because kudlow

we know that he is a front runner, larry is a con some mate free trader. and there is no way he would do anything to damage the prospect of our international companies in fact, i think he will do just the opposite he is the master of arguing the view and if he gets the job, wall street will stop worrying about a devastating trade war. although he has gotten tougher on china i don't believe these companies will be closed down in large markets. no wonder many of them rebounded from the lows as the day went on as they taked about larry's prospects. we have a synchronized worldwide expansion going on here. and that is what matters again, larry has not been asked

but he would serve if he got the nod and he has been practicing all his life for this job and he is not going to blow it if he gets in. again, he is my friend and partner and play with an open hand you get these incredible pullbacks. as long as the narrative is in charge, let's talk about what is working. what did triumph today and why pretty simple. one word tech 26% of the s&p is tech quite the coincidence that we get a tech rally from one market in san francisco who knew he was that influential? anybody? can you get that guy under that yellow umbrella? the truth is, tech has been on fire for a long time seventh straight week of gains for this

micron has just got the kind of report that the bulls -- $100 target price now i have been telling you that something like this was on the horizon, micron is the backbone from everything from the personal computer which has gotten the second win and the data center. only a matter of time when an analyst made an incredible bull call holy smokes, micron broke and went all the way to 59 nobody believed this company had any staying power coming into 2018 so everyone assumes it is only a matter of time before its two principal markets, dynamic random access memory known as d

rams and flash memory get glutted because of oversupply. micron has been adamant that this time is different harder to make, but as i say often, and i say it, i am going to say it again tonight, the grey beard simply refuse to believe that anything can ever be different these are the people who constantly tell you that the four most dangerous words of the english language for investing is this time it is different in the case of micron, it turns out that this time it is different. micron chips are exceedingly difficult to make and in short supply thanks to the resurgence of the personal computer and machines that you need to do these chips. a micron lead is not going to mean much for the s&p 500 there is not a lot of overlap. but there is in the nasdaq

just like micron, these two stocks were trading like it was all over but the crying. figuring flash and hard drives would peak instead, they are gaining. they are accelerating earnings and the stocks are soaring i think they will keep soaring, why? because they are incredibly, inexpensive even after days like today. second, the cloud which is dominated by amazon and alphabet off to the races there too i'll tell you which ones make the cut later in the show. you are going to want to own this list of seven what else is in the data center? nvidia, broad com in the mix too so what is not rallying but has become integral to the crowd structure and all the internet of things?

intel. i think the rumors that intel is going to buy broad com are for lack of a better word,total poppy clock. i will go there for one second the idea is that if broad com manages to acquire qualcomm, turning around and buying broad com would give it the leg up to buy things all apple when they do, then intel is going it come by and by the shebang, are you kidding me. how about hock ten doesn't want to sell that's what matters. which leads me to the one micron related stock that is in the discount that i would buy tomorrow and that is intel i think it is down from what i call nonrigorous thinking.

i think the industrials are being punished for reasons and crazy that intel got left behind everything else in that group is up instead intel i need calls and i need them right now. robert in pennsylvania >> caller: jim, i am calling about shutter fly, they just announced their life touch which had significantly declining sales. since it is using old debt to make the purchase, it means the combined company will have debt. what do you thing for the prospects of the merger. >> look, people love shutter fly because the company has absolutely incredible momentum i don't get in front of momentum when it comes to tech right now. they priced that debt really cheap. what you have to worry about if you don't like the stock, the market does.

and therefore i think it can go higher still jonathan in arizona. >> caller: hi, high desert arizona booyah to you. >> what's going on >> caller: walmart been watching t the first round of the front tariffs i am concerned the chinese retaliatory action are going to further increase the pe and increase downward pressure on the stock. what do you think? >> i think walmart is an amazing sourcer. the reason we are tepid on walmart is because the ecommerce closed down dramatically and that is what we need to accelerate not slow down they need to become more of a cloud king you know the only one that sold at a discount is intel a buying opportunity on "mad money" to want, coming

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pick larry kudlow for his top economic adviser what will happen first making many more exemptions and larry has a way of being reasonable and nonconfrontational yet stern we rarely agreed on political issues we don't agree on trade but he did his very best to convince me i was wrong in a thoughtful and gentlemenly way. if he is back in the white house, china has something to worry about unlike germany or japan or korea larry believes china is an unfair actor and he does want

fair trade larry said over and over again the tariffs are a terrible idea because they punish consumers meaning everybody who works for a living however larry has changed his tune when it comes to free trade with china fourth, he will argue the ronald reagan position in this white house. he will bring tons of it put it together and on the tariff issue specifically our allys are going to get a friendly voice in the west wing. somewhat deferent from the president's recent meat action approach larry spoke to the president yesterday, if kudlo gets a job, it will be a loss for the peter navarro camp china will keep finding ways to dump as long as we allow other

countries to sell steel here duty free and that has been the way i have been seeing it, i will tell you that much, the whole ishhere is that china subsidizes state owned firms they don't care that they are damaging the steel industry and crushing our workers the truth is that we can't stop them on our own. the united states is one market among many we can't force the chinese to stop dumping unless we get allies on board. i believe larry can do that. larry stands for free trade and strong dollar and that means the american consumers love more purchasing power, but we might exporting workers. i think it is a trade-off and i think the trade-off is wrong

larry kudlow is a patriot and he will do what he believes is right for as many americans as possible and if that means helping them with a bountiful stock market, he will try to do so if it means siding with the millions that consume rather than the hundreds and thousands who produce, that's what he will do that is what he will argue for if he disagrees with the president, he will state his case and then back down to the president. that is why i think he will be a good choice. a credible expert to argue with the president which i believe is what trumps wants and which is why i bet larry kudlow gets the job. much more "mad money" left don't miss the coronation tonight of the cloud kings splunk shares are up 20% i am talking to the ceo about what is ahead. and from payroll to staffing,

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kick off with winners that refuse to quit the cloud king i have been telling you about the cloud revolution for years now, trying to get you into these stocks over and over the truth is it is still in its early stages i like adobe, vm ware, splunk, and workday. the ladder two are featured on tonight's show they all rebounded like crazy since the market bottomed a month ago. all are up 17% to 30% from their february 9 lows and this is why i want you to have the full list because the cloud kings have run. in many cases their stocks are indeed expensive the kings come at a cost best of breed. on the rare occasions when these names give you a dip, they have been fabulous outright buys.

tonight i want to explain to you the thesis behind each of the seven cloud kings, some of them truncated. i had to get all of them inside for the next time everybody panics that's when you have to pounce starting with adobe. it is in a league of its own if you wanted to create a gorgeous website keeping your customers coming back for more, you can't do it without adobe. the stock took off a couple of years ago as it transitioned to a modern cloud base service. instead, they will sell you an subscription to you keep paying

month after month and year after year that is how they grow their stock. last time they reported. this is a big company. adobe reports thursday and i expect them to give another great quarter. i adore the stock of adobe but made an all time high today. wait for it to come in it was not the nasdaq day to come in. and next up is salesforce.com. it is the king of the cloud. certainly the guys who pop are the guys of service business model. basically, customer service. but since then, their cloud

platform is expanded to cover marketing, digital commerce, integration, collaborative tools and professional cloud serves. at its core it is about helping other companies harnessing technology and salesforce is good at helping companies find out what the customer want fastest growing company. and as i said before, the company's latest quarter was a heart stopping work of staggering genius. the results were genius. and that is how fast they are growing. as a subscription based company, the key metric here is not the 24% sales growth, it is the undeferred sales growth. it is basically cash on hand and my jaw practically hit the

floor. i thought there had to be numbers with a typo when i saw them i thought it was a mistake and i wouldn't be surprised if the future looks just as bright now that they are using artificial behavior it is a terrific selling point it is einsteinian. the stock is run dramatically. the third cloud king is service now. this company is all about efficiency make it possible for businesses to automate lots of nonrevenue jobs the software helps companies reduce expensive labor cost and they are the bane of the white collard jobs some used to call them dead wood a fabulous, it is fabulous for service nows earnings and help

other companies save fortune and going to be big business guys, you don't know how big this is. i am happy with high single digits for most companies. i think the rest of service now all of the aux lair businesses oo is the future of the company put it on your shopping list but wait for a better entry point. the fourth is red hat. the word's leading prevailing of open source software and that is what they are known for, but lately red hat has made a push into the clouds if you are running a company and want to build your own private network, red hat is the company.

we got to include them red hat's wheel house. i put vm ware on my list too little convoluted. the growth has taken off since they made this move. the stock got hit with a downgrade this morning and it rallied back and erased most of the losses closing down 40 cents. red hat reports in two weeks and wall street has a history of misunderstanding this company's result it got hit last time and let's hope that happens again. these dips are great buying opportunities. vm ware, great growth. red hat great growth

the last two are splunk and workday. both companies are here tonight. splunk is a cloud based data analytics play workday is about making companies more efficient another white collar job killer. both companies are phenomenal growers. the bottom line, when you identify a powerful theme that is revolutionizing the way we do business, find the biggest winners wait for the entry poin points and hang on splunk and workday they are kings of the cloud and they allbelong on your stock market shopping list let's go to jerry in florida. >> caller: booyah. jerry in florida

calling today i currently own nokia and i am taking a long view on it and concerned what they are doing in the 5g states. should i stay there? >> a couple of weeks ago they talked about the 5g space and i was encouraged but you and i are the only two people talking about nokia which is a river in finland. i think the stock can go to seven. creep up there will in kentucky. >> caller: hey, jim, great to talk to you again. first off, like the rest of your stock students, i want to tell you thank you for all you do and everybody has taught me. you mentioned it before, and it is volatility is risen off the chart along with its price which

is good. but i just want to know, what is going on with the volatility at this point and where do we go from here with it. >> data storage and retrieval are unbelievable which is why ayx still makes sense. cloud adoption is only just beginning and the kings, adobe, salesforce, service now, red hat, splunk, workday all belong on your shopping list where you can do buying. the kings of the clouds have just been anointed i am watching the thrown and sitting down with ceo splunk to see how the company has been able to continue its move higher i also have workday on deck to see if it is going to run again. it sure did after earnings and all your calls, rapid fire and tonight's edition of the

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earlier tonight i told you that splunk is one of the kings of the cloud helping companies harness the power of data. application delivery and annalistics. why is splunk cloud royalty my new term not just because the stock is enfuego. including a 19% gain since the last time we spoke to the company in january the fact is splunk shot the lights out when they reported. much smaller than anticipated loss higher than anticipated sales. we got to know how bullish was

this since we are in the hometown, let's check in with doug merritt. welcome back to "mad money." >> so happy to have you out here. >> i love being with you i saw this quarter and the first thing i said was this is the quarter i expected you to do 18 months from now how could you have beaten by such a big extent? is it just contract after contract that you signed. >> this market we play into is enormous every company has got to become a data driven company or they won't compete going forward and splunk is the best solution out there to help companies understand this multitude of data coming in every day and turn it into a business outcome. >> i think you are selling yourself short this time, so many states, so

many municipalities, airports, colleges everyone needs the data too? >> yes as a company we have become more and more prescriptives with our companies. package splunk more explicitly as prescription. gdr has come in big this year. a quarter and a half ago, big data so they outline for our customers -- >> wouldn't you say the u.s. companies have to be more gdp? >> huge. the potential fines are enormous but it is a complex problem. should you read into splunk, what does that look like

if you care about gdp and we should you know how to use splunk. >> we talked about retail before i am going to propound a thesis. in the last six months companies realize if they are going to do it themselves or do it on a cloud base or on amazon web services, nobody gets this data without using you and no one can figure out what it means for the customer without using it. >> yeah, we are excited to be a part of this frame work. it helps customers in the cloud get significant visibility on what is happening. you understand what your customers are doing on the other end. whether you are drawing your data from stores or online, how do you understand customer sentiment, customer behavior, and product movement so you can take advantage of data that companies have at their

fingertips. >> my folks both worked as department stores is it not the same as it was a long time ago, you know what, i think they like this color, let's do it but without any sort of data analytics. >> if you are doing it that way, it is going to be harder and harder to be successful. that is not the way amazon is doing it or alibaba is doing it. the world is taking a data approach to understanding customer needs and there are signals, wi-fi hot spots, sensors, you can do a better understanding of what your customers need. >> something new since we talked you bought a security company. and it looks like it has a lot of clients. >> it was a good quarter for us in security.

fourth acquisition in four months we bought a company called phantom which is a partner of splunk and you can think about them as splunk is the brain, we take the data and process. phantom is a nervous system. what happens are you learning as you are doing. fan it t phantom helps us with that orchestration piece. >> conference calls often determine the trajectory of the stock. it starts with bank of america analysts i mean what is this how many, how could there be poetry from an analyst. >> that was a beautiful rush quote. it was a really nice year and we have gone through a host of

transformation it was nice to see our customers starting to get understand more how do i leverage data to understand my business great to have calls when the numbers were good. >> i am going to finish this for you because you are too modest these guys really love you doug merritt president and ceo of splunk. "mad money" back after the break. nah. not gonna happen.

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so far 2018 has turned into a mixture for the stock market but some groups that just won't quit and that is why i am here in san francisco and spending so much time focused on the crowd an extraordinary long-term theme that is revolutionizing business take workday workday is cloud royalty two weeks ago the company reported a blowout quarter and those results propelled stocks this thing which we have backed from inception or at least from the show is smoking hot. earlier today i salt down with

aneel bhusri who does such a great job. take a look. in all of the years i have been interviewing you, i have been discovering more and more how you come up with application after application. this is the quarter where i think you were a platform. tell us how big that means and what it means for workday. >> i hope you are right. and thanks again to have me on your show. it is always great to be with you. we have been known as a human capital company most of our existence. in q four we started seeing the fortune 500 accounts moving towards our second pillar of financials the hr market might be a $10 billion to $15 billion market and the innocence is $25 billion

to $30 billion >> you talk about education, government, health care, banks i would figure that a health care company brings you in and use your new system, the embedded analytics >> we start out with a health care company running hr and finance together so it is their administrative solution really understand people, and help them manage their people well and now understand their finance but they have other data they want to look at that is not in the workday system we recently brought out this product workday products annalistic in the case of the hospital, they bring in patient data and procedure data, and marry it with accounting data from workday and now they can understand patient profitability and understand procedures that are working or not working from a cost perspective and one of

the things that they need to do to live in this new world of health care. >> this is a quarter where i saw acceleration in building growth and operation function something happened just a fantastic adoption of the cloud making so banks are not afraid what was the acceleration and revenue from is. >> well i think it was a great year the fourth quarter cull minnates a year that had strong sales execution from day one it comes down to having great products but really having great customers. a tipping point for 500 on hr where the question is why not cloud as opposed to why cloud. we have 175 of the fortune 500 as these customers look at the different cloud companies, they are going to bump into workday and have the net work effect of

having the happiest customers i the industry and it is beginning in financials well in place on the hr side. >> on the financial, i am top guy, i say, look, we are going it hurt our quarter, we have oracle in here, and they have its tentacles in the whole organization tell aneel, i know his program can save us money but not short-term i got to say no to workday, what do you say >> first of all, i have a lot of respect for oracle they are also in the cloud and seeing the same phenomenon that we are seeing. the legacy system is outdated. it was built 25 years ago. accounting was different business was less global you didn't have things like ifrs or 606

you have the wave of new accounting regulations, your cfo are looking at accounts data to better run their business and those legacy systems can't get there. and cfos and ceos are coming to the conclusion, at some point i am going to have to rip those out and it is just a matter of when and who i choose to help me. >> can i go to workday and say i have these, and i have no idea how to make it easy. >> number one, we take over the systems upgrades for you and in the legacy world every 18 months, 24 months you had to upgrade the system, it could be a six-month project and millions of dollars and lots of people. we do that every six months in two hours. upgrade all the customers at once and keeping up with all

regulations. and give you this rich data that your business people can use, and employers can use to make better business decisions. we turned a hairy traditional enterprise problem to something that looks like a consumer application. >> global businesses, food business you do not disclose the name and a major bank. if you get the big food companies. >> the track record in hr. it is a global area. payroll is different country by country. it gives us the credibility to say what we did in hr, we can do in finance for you accounting is simpler, not as many accounting standards. we have companies like aon that are live across the globe.

insurance company that is global and basically live netflix uses all of our products including finance products so now have the proof point of large enterprises using workday. and it has taken a while to build that global. >> netflix is a huge companies that our viewers watch and they have the best customer service i have ever seen integrate that to what workday does. >> they use workday as their back end for running their business. >> they do >> they could have picked anybody. they were working with legacy systems in the past and early adopter of our financial systems. and reed hastings, their ceo would send me e-mails all hours of the night on what to fix

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