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market, san francisco. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. chaos passes almost become routine now. we don't expect, or at least we weren't prepared for, you have to ask yourself what is impacted and what isn 't. nasdaq caving. we had to go through the same exercise all over again and the answer plenty was impacted and not in a positive way. today we discovered that secretary of state rex tillerson is getting fired when president trump tweeted and i quote, mike pompeo director of the cia will become our new secretary of state. he will do a fantastic job thank you rex tillerson.

it is down right jarring and coming on the heels of a presidential decree last night that simply blocked broadcom from beingbroadcom fears that if broadcom bought qualcomm, our nation would surrender its lead to the chinese. talking about punishing china for stealing hours of diplomatic tech companies that do lots of business in the peoples' republic did the weakness in tech make sense? it sure did. broadcom can't purchase qualcomm for national security reasons. does that mean a deal that is in

front of -- cell phones and if that deal gets blocked to, stocks are going to go even lower than the 5% it fell today. how can sky works leading 5g chip maker ever catch a take-over bill now if you are in it, take it off the table. what else? micron, kevo it might not be for the tech stocks even if it might be good from somehow stop chinese from stealing or technology suppose the chinese decide to retaliate? applied materials are on tonight. they have brilliant innovation and the biggest company on earth apple needs chinese to maintain

its own growth every single one of these worries hits us in the morning but midday people seemed to forget those fears as many stocks rebounded like nothing happened and later in the day, the fear returned. many of these selloffs don't last very long so what was right? the strong opening, the morning swoon, the midday rebounding or the selloff. a week ago we were terrified industrials would be rocked. worrying this was a beginning of a trade war not just with chinese, but perhaps even with the whole world. maybe we have been in a trade war and lying down all the time. and then talking about larry kudlow taking over

larry, an old friend of mine is fa famously pro free trade. the result, those who sold many of the big international stock got seller remorse as trade wars seemed less likely if larry getsthe job but pompeo is hostile to china maybe we should be worried maybe this tech pull back will turn out to be an overreaction and we will kick ourselvesfor not buying the stocks selling in haste today. sell, buy, sell, buy can't make this stuff up can we just take a step back for a moment, this is not a good way to invest, people. your strategy should not change based on every other presidential tweet even as we do

have the company twitter on the show tonight entirely possible we will get a real trade war with china. you can freak out all you want to or say what the heck, broadcom is an aberration. tillerson is gone because maybe he wasn't doing a good job succession plans have been made. instead of focusing on everything from the white house, how about evaluating companies on their own merits. maybe don't stress too much about the tweets unless you want to invest in twitter which might be a pretty smart idea how can you possibly own tech here look, there is china oriented tech and china not oriented tech buy shares in alphabet or

netflix or amazon. and whose stocks are coming down and you have been waiting and waiting. well it is happening or you can invest in the cloud kings we talked about last year, workday, vm ware. splunk won't stop their growth and too powerful more important than that, let's consider the other side of the trade. suppose you only invested the companies that president trump directly attacked in his tweets. first to united tech stock is up. then trashed boeing, 152 stock back then going to $328. i am not saying you should ignore the president i am saying if you have a diversified portfolio, some health care stocks, some bank, some tech, you won't need to

reposition every time a fickle administration changes its view and the main reason none of this particularly worries me, because love trump or hate him, the president is pro stock market, maybe too pro stock market anything he says that is tough on business, there is a counter vailing story. first we here the tariffs. and then we hear the president wants larry kudlow to take over. trump sees the stock market as the older barometer of his job performance. sure the market headed down on the presidential uncertainty still, if you are going to react to every gesture, every comment, every tweet the president makes you will lose sight on the

bigger picture he wants the stock market to two higher even more bottom line, look, it is an unholy alliance. judging by the stock market trajectory, it is one that favors the bulls not the bears let's take some questions. let's go to sara in texas. >> caller: booyah. mr. cramer i love your show and appreciate your help. i bought mattel at the end of 2016 and have watched it steadily go down so with toys "r" us planning to liquidate its u.s. operation, do you think the stock price will ever come back >> this is a tough question because i buy best in breed. and i can't recommend mattel on a take over basis. you have to wait a quarter before i feel mattel stock has

bottomed on a story that toys "r" us is having problems making its payments how about chris in illinois. >> caller: booyah, jim, thanks for having me back on. >> glad to have you back. >> caller: question is about alibaba. you elaborated it is one of the few if only chinese stocks recommended. i heard an analysis this morning. did they change tunes, should u.s. investors change their minds. >> it does not change my mind, it does say use a wide scale may i suggest you buy a little bit. maybe 200 shares, just by 50 tomorrow if it is down and scale down and don't get agrgressive it is a down stock right now because of the noise but it will be an up stock

the president wants the stock market to go higher, and don't miss out on opportunities because of tweets. tonight i am sitting down with the cfo of the new political pulpit to see what is ahead of the company. square is valued over 200% it has been hit with serious decline. and my exclusive with the ceo of applied materials. is this behind the scene tech stock the wise way to play the space? i suggest you stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a

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>> the stock has been flying a cond quit to the cross fire of the political whirlwind. will this blue bird have its wings cut? >> raising the stock seems like the social media but then the company reported some spectacular numbers it is up 42% year-to-date. at a moment when snap and facebook are both overhauling their platforms, twitter is reaping the rewards with quietly

tinkering with its site. twitter got serious about the trolls and the bots. average daily users increased by 20%. so could today's weakness be part of an overall tech rally? a buying opportunity let's take a look with ned seagal cfo >> this has been an amazing turn around a lot of people didn't see it coming could you give me the bones of what happened here to make this stock double >> when jack came back to the company, he did a number of things he got the company focused on a handful of clear priorities. help people find out what is happening in the world and help

them be part of the conversation we are a smaller team than we were a couple of teams but much more focused >> and you are humble. you say listen, it turned out to be harder than we thought to get on you talk about the billions of people who don't there is a change in the narrative. >> we do feel a sense of humility today, we have 330 million monthly active users, we grew our dau double digits for the fifth consecutive quarter. everybody can benefit. so there is still a lot of work to talk about. r >> rex tillerson, learned that he was fired today on twitter. did you ever think this medium, when you worked at goldman sachs

would become the way that a president would actually break news and even fire people? >> i didn't. i bet you didn't either. >> no. >> when i say jim cramer has a million followers on twitter, i am blown away. a lot of what attracted me to the company. >> when you talk about a billion, that after today's kind of tweet and of course the tweets can be longer now too, it seems like it would be impossible not to read twitter that is my view. that that could be the case. >> i hope you are right. there is a lot that we have to do to surface the right content for you. there could be breaking news about something that is happening close to you or something that is important to you but far away and we should be telling you about it and make it highly relevant to you. we have made a ton of progress.

>> we are always working hard to improve the health of the platform jack has been talking about it recently live broadcast on peri scope last week. the work will never be finished. but something that we have been doing for a long time. >> which is a bigger opportunity? your amazing opportunity nvidia or all the data that anybody could be used for any company to figure out where the company is going. >> video is part of the overall strategy if you want to help you share what is important to you, video is going to be a big component whether it is live video or user generator content or content from someone who owns content and wants to get it in front of people

similarly, it is part of creating the data that we then are able to sell to cos. one of the great things about our data businesses s we don't have to decide what the business model is for these companies we give them access and they create great businesses around it. >> we ought to get a 30 snippet and rather than the whole thing. it is rather amazing is there a way to make it how everybody can learn how great twitter could be for the business. >> for their own business. i feel like so much is trial and error where there are courses where other people are blazed. >> if you think about, there are millions of small billions that are on twitter and local is such a great use case if you want to know in san francisco if there was an earthquake, the way to find out is on twitter. if you want to hear about the giants or the warriors, and interact with the players, go to

twitter. and you are a part of the conversation and you can tweet back all of these local businesses that are on twitter but not advertising on twitter like they might on other platforms we have done a lot of work there to create a subscription product for them so they can advertise on twitter but still a lot of work to do. >> anthony noddo would talk about, i say i want more sports, baseball, but i want high school lacrosse and what is going on in major league in soccer, can all of this happen. >> it definitely can happen. anthony was a terrific leader at twitter and sorry to see him go but happy to see him in a role he is excited. the content is a critical part of helping people find out what is happening in the world and being a part of the conversation but it doesn't always have to be happening on twitter

so often we have the conversation even if we don't have the content and when we do have the content, people can be a part of the conversation and engaged longer. we get add dollars that we probably didn't have access to >> it sounds like this is an opportunity is much bigger than you would have thought of five years ago. >> we have such an opportunity it should benefit everybody else as we do a better job in getting it in peoples' hands. >> this is how the way the president communicates and other people this is ned seagal cfo of twitter. this company has a lot more room to grow.

whenever red hot momentum stock loses its mojo it be terrifying that make it is all the more impressive when a momentum stock can arrest its decline and rebound to new highs all over again. so while we are here in san francisco, it is worth addressing square. the payment technology company that can turn any smart phone or tablet into a credit card reader this stock which we have been behind since 12 bucks has been on an insane bull run. rallying over 200% but what really set square apart is its ability to bounce back.

resilience this stock has been hit with fierce declines that made you want to tear -- well, i know i got this haircut too short both times the stock market was able to turn this stock around how did they do it this is a very well run company with terrific platform and also has becoming a cryptocurrency currency. jack dorsey who is also the chief ceo of twitter suddenly, everyone started acting like square was in cryptocurrency play. and the stock surged to new highs. and square came down with it when bit coin bounced, square bounced. square has enough going for it

that it doesn't need this tenuous connection to cryptocurrency to power stock the new highs. the best thing they could do is figure out a way to decouple from bit coin. before we get into the crypto maniac side of things, you need to understand what makes square so special in the first place. the very real, very legitimate reasons why this stock has been so strong and so resilient besides from the fact that jack has done a great job square began to take off beginning of last year ever since 2015, investors have been worried in the pavement space. card reader and their cash transfer platform would never be able to go toe to toe with the likes of apple pay or pay pal. turns out the competition wasn't

all that dire. apple pay hasn't done badly but far from becoming a new standard facebook peer to peer payment service is a dud and vemo hasn't been enough to stop square. this company found its place in the payment industry and they are not just surviving, they are thriving last year they reported a profit sooner than anyone expected. mixing its lucrative high margin subscription services. and the combination has made the stock incredibly attractive. now square is expected to earn 45 cents per share this year which is amazing when 12 months ago, this was a revenue growth where earnings seemed to be in

the distance, distance and each time square shoots the lights out, its stock goes flying that is a major reason square stock nearly doubled not long after the company delivered another amazing quarter in november. which is a lot like pay pal's vemo platform. everyone was salivating over these cryptocurrency square's fabulous -- came on our show and offered context. >> it behooves us to know where our payment is going when we heard from individuals, this isn't sellers, this is individuals using square cash to make payments individuals saying we want an easy way to buy and

sell bit coin. >> however, jack dorsey the ceo has been more aggressive about promoting the idea that square wants to give merchants a way to accept and trade bit coin. square wants to be a part of that but if not, they don't lose much by running a pilot program in short, it is not that big a deal but since they announced that, it created a lot of ir rational exuberance in the stock. over the next seven trading days the stock surged as bit coin continued to run higher. plunging from 19,000 down to 6,000 in lows, square got slammed along with it even though there was a minor connection to the real numbers

they quickly became sellers. by the end of december square stock plunged back to 34 then the stock started making a comeback and once the crypto manics had been washed out, the stock could rally again, then jack dorsey sends out a tweet saying instant buying and selling -- now maybe that was just bad timing. this is when the market wide selloff got going. sins then, of course the stock has caught fire once again ran up 25% in two weeks between the lows and the next earnings report i mean, the company is

forecasting 37% revenue growth with accelerating. and speculated that there was more square could be doing with bit coin in the future and that is no the what i want to see it is not sustainable. here is where i come down. i adore square it's got fabulous fundamentals, a great long-term growth story what i don't adore is how the ceo got overly promotional to trade platform about bit coin. i think it would be smart for the company to play down this connection on the other hand all of this volatility in square has given you two amazing opportunities to buy the stock in weakness. you might get another chance to buy this stock into unjustified weakness, maybe its $1.36 pull

back today will kopcontinue when you buy a stock make sure you are owning it for the right reason maybe someday the bit coin connection will have a material impact in the business when this stock sells off in cryptocurrency that is a reason to buy square and not to dump it let's take calls george in south carolina >> caller: how are you today >> i am good >> caller: i bought sifv, when you introduced the firm to us, since then it is up 45%. what i would like to know with the market volatility, will it act as a catalyst for the price, should i buy more? >> it is what we call a fin tech story, any time the banks are weak, the money comes into this one. no need to buy more, frankly it

has had a breathtaking move on the bottom with these pullbacks, it is okay it is what people want it own. let's go to phil. >> caller: booyah. >> i am a little more humble, i took economics even though i am not an economists. >> caller: i purchased mastercard back in 2016. and i hate trimming from this company, should i keep it going or should i cut? >> i don't want you to trim. i added this to the bullpen for actualownersplus.com members if it pulls back, i swear, i would buy more this is one of the best companies i have ever seen in terms of how it is run and its

possibilities. all right. bounce, bounce squares ability to rebound is remarkable much more "mad money" including my exclusive with the ceo of applied materials. how is this company positioning itself with the new u.s./china tech rivalry and all your calls, rapid fire, the "lightning round," stick with cramer.

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fabulous semiconductor rally got derailed today the demand for chips remaining off the charts semiconductor is a tremendous growth story consider the case of applies materials. it reported phenomenal quarter a month ago. it has soared can it keep

climbing earlier today i got a chance to sit down with garry dickerson. take a look. i love the way you start your conversations. this is an incredibly exciting time in the electronic industry because we are at the start of a new era of growth. a lot of people feel we are near the end and the cycle has peaked. >> the war for ai leadership and big data is a big battle of our ti hi lifetime the amount of data that needs to be stored, the processing of the data, the communication with 5g, all that is in the top of the first inning and transportation is going to be disrupted

health care, enter tamtainment, is going to be changed in the next decade. >> everyone is getting into voice and do people realize how much more silicon there is invoice than in the pc >> well, there is 30 chips in your voice assistant when you are talking to it at home, there are 30 chips in that device and you have to process that information, store the information. so already we are seeing those types of changes, just again, the first inning of those changes in our lives. >> okay, is it because their heads can't get around the idea of self-driving cars and they think they are out there are people not understanding what artificial intelligence means? can our brains not comprehend it or can some and those have a first mover advantage. >> first we had the pc and then

came out with mobile social media. everybody has a camera in their pocket you have o led displays. memory to store all of the information. ever since this device came out with billions of users, very pervasive, our business has been going up since 2010. if you go forward in the future, transportation is going to change, health care, every part of our lives are going it change in fundamental ways that nobody can even understand today and that's worth trillions of dollars, i have seen estimates of $10 trillion of economic value over the next decade. >> you have to be in you can't be left behind the same thing we hear things about china. broadcom not allowed to buy qualcomm the companies i deal with, you

probably have the best relationships dealing with china. >> very long history last year close to $3 billion in revenue and it is also very important for all, certainly for applied materials but for many companies. $3 billion, the profit from the $3 billion generates jobs in the united states. and this accelerating this technolo technology trend, the investment opportunity is huge. we need the money to reinvest in r and d. i am a big believer in fare trade, that is important china is an important opportunity for the global economy. >> if they are committing 31.5 billion for the china circuitry investment fund that is not against you, that is with you. >> absolutely. the sensor technology and

internet of things, it will be a decade or more for them to continue to improve the level of technology all of the profit that is coming from china, with he are able to take that profit and reinvest that in technology leadership and jobs in the united states. >> let's go over something that is typical that i hear flash has peaked we don't need flash. or you mentioned o l.e.d. that it is not blowing out the numbers for apple. these are short-term ways to look at it. >> you are talking about trillions of value for economic value. transportation is going to fundamentally change in the next decade, even in the next couple of years, you are going to have 12 platforms with all of the autonomous vehicle capability out there in the automotive industry, these companies know electronic vehicles and

autonomous vehicle is going to transform the opportunity. >> say my car, it seems like it is filled with technology. >> it is a huge difference a tremendous difference at least ten times difference in terms of level of investment that you have in this future where transportation is going to change when you think about mobile social media, in the future, this device and people will generate 1% of the data. when you think about transportation and health care our assistance at home, smart home, smart devices, 1% can come from these devices. >> you can't see it. perhaps you have brought your facility with you. >> absolutely. a virtual reality experience for you today. so our technology center here in silicon valley is the most

advanced in the world. so now you are seeing the products that create every chip in the world, the most advanced displays in the world and what is important subpoeis the speed innovation. >> breathless. i'm sorry. it is mesmerizing. >> creating these materials that enable these big inflections what is it worth to have the winning ai chip 12 months faster people tell me between $20 billion and $100 billion this innovation is going to change our lives in fundamental ways the technology center that we have here in silicon valley, sometime i want you to come and see this. >> i look at this and think okay, the headlines hawk 10 not

allowed to buy qualcomm. if i get trapped in that and sell a company like applied materials, i am selling the future i want to buy the future. >> absolutely. this year, we are going to have double digit revenue grows i said strong. if you look at the future, the magnitude of the changes in our lives are traumaticaldramatical. what is coming next, is an order of magnitude bigger. >> and i am talking to garry dickerson, president, ceo of applied material which is in break out mode as it should >> thank you nah. not gonna happen.

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i know a lot of people were stunned when the president fired secretary of state rex tillerson via twitter. but i was surprised when the white house blocked broadcom the ceo hawk ten is an american. tan himself was born in malaysia not china. and has been a u.s. citizen for

years. broadcom's headquarters in singapore is actually run in san jose this is known as an avago part of a tax averse deal in the process of officially moving its headquarters to san jose it has been in san jose all along. even though broadcom is not chinese, more than half of its sales comes from china so you can argue that blocking the largest tech take-over ever has some logic to it the administration may think broadcom is too close to china perhaps more important i think it is all with tariffs and aluminum and maybe more important

stealing our intellectual property i agree we need to take a tougher line with the chinese, but some of these views are down right confusing. if canada buys steel from china, then it can't come here, but if it is made in cannada is fine. if hawk tan were born in malaysia -- is the designation precious now of course you can argue that the president was backing up the treasury department's committee on foreign investments in the u.s. the message this administration is sending to all american companies and silicon valley in particular is odd. this may be one of the situations where hard cases make bad law. but all the same, i suspect we have seen the high quart mark for tech take-over

and most take companies do a lot of business in china and the trump white house just declared china an official pariah this administration doesn't want china's business or china's money. that is a big deal a big deal people realize.

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