one of the most upside is citibank. >> come on. >> do you love, dan? >> i didn't love that shake from chipotle. you should get on a jetblue plane and fly away from atth >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey i'm cramer. welcome to med"mad money." my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach. so call me or tweet me @jim cramer. the long knives are out for the industrials. we are beginning to get

forecasted and incorporate the impact of the tariffs and slowdowns and a cooling of world trade. and the consensus seems to be that it is the end of the synchronized global economic expansion. hence today's action with the dow losing 196 points. s&p slipping .63 and nasdaq declining .88%. at least that's what we're being told a story last night from england. the auto maker you knee as mercedes benz. what we're going hear from the u.s. manufacturers when they report in a few weeks time what everybody is worried about as we approach earnings season just, well around the corner but exactly what should we with worried about? right now i think we're in a critical readjustment period where the stock of great american industrials are being

sold down to levels that actually are beginning to represent a lot of value let's go to the tape i want you to first take 3 m 3, many is a seriously depressed stock that's made a lot of people depressed including me i know it had a very serious guide down when it last reported i know it has the dreaded shine exposure i know it has that nasty funky out exposure where the pain point was last quarter these are all bad. i stipulate that what's the stock done? let's take a look. highway about do nothing but go down you think it didn't about pate this it's gone down, one of the worst charts i've ever seen. in a senses the ugly it counts down to about 170. and can we not be glad that stocks stop at zero? yeah another 25 points the company misses and with the stock off

its 52 week low, it acts like it is going to whiff. but do you know what we've seen many high quality stocks like 3 m stop going down as their yields move closer and closer to 3% they will be another 10 points in a jif the stock holds all the way to 170 will visit a 3.2% yield and sell for 16 times earnings, down 89 bucks from its high was it the time to worry here? is this where you worry? does that make sense 3 m is one of the best companies on early a gigantic balance sheet big buy back and nobody out there who thinks the management is bunch of bozos. so what do do? wait a minute the synchronized trade is over so i'm going to bolt after falls 60 points at this point it is only points

from being somewhat derisked and really sold off already. 3m hasn't been this cheap since the recession. say you are so angry at the stock that you are boycotting scotch tape, then how about united technologies. elevators. climate controls aerospace, what is that? what that is is a natural to dump right here right now given that new narrative about the slowing global economy, right? but look another way the technology is down 16 bucks from its highs and what we expect is a breakup into three different companies when the rockwell colins deal finishes that is going unlock a tremendous amount of value thank you greg hayes to me it seems precipitous to be dumping the stock now. smart there. dumb here. or how about this? you think the worldwide

expansion is over? don't you just have to jetson right here right now as we talk. dow dupont with the impending break up of three companies. plastics materials. bio sciences and maybe one player to be named later i mean look, they have the dreaded chinese exposure they are in europe aaaah. -- don't you think or maybe not stock's at 65 bucks. down 12 bucks from its high. the when the big score was on. but it is just a few months from finalizing the breakup and the ceo ed breem's got a proven track record unlocking value by splitting up companies even the worst economic times. can the stock go to 60 sure to 50? i don't know but throw it away now because of a stronger dollar and general sense of gloom and the fact that the global economic expansion peaked here?

is well starting to be recognized i think -- humor me. i think it could be a mistake. i could do on and on so many companies depending on global growth that have had stocks crushed can they keep getting crushes? of course. am i early sometimes you have to be early to make lot of money but what happens if we get some compromise on world trade? what if the forecasts prove to be too conservative. what the stocks are already beginning to reflect some weakness i think you want industrial exposure because any good news lion global trade anywhere in the globe could produce a stunning rally in the levels i'd rather buy stocks in weakness than in strength. that's what got me in this business this morning, action alerts plus.com club, sold the stock of darden darden, parent company two of my favorite restaurants olive garden where i go with the cargo pant because the rules are so good and capital grill just

across the street from me downtown why sell because we bought the stock in the low 80s and today traded $107 up 13 bucks in a single session. i know there were people buying up up 13 the volume is huge what was i supposed to do? can i honestly tell you it is time to take a swing at darden with the stock already up 20 straight points? see i think the easy money's been made. restaurant business can be fickle so you need to take profits while you still have them. listen, i got to tell you. if the stock goes up tomorrow. and it probably will go up that is the pattern. you know what? all right, i left some on the table. i don't like hard money. you sell into strength, you buy into weakness. back to the industrials. if 3m comes down another 11 bucks, great buy at a great price plenty of situation where is you don't need to worry about the tougher big picture issues and

those are great too. this morning kroger showed us it reinvented itself, changing up the stores, having meal kits the people love. grocery kits when people want them and even -- for the associates good stuff is being rolled out over time. i think ceo rodmy mcmullin is doing amazing things succeeding. i predict a slew of upgrades that's okay. that one's okay to hold on to. it's been down a lot and i like tech when you get week the ceo brian krzanich is out at intel because of --. at the same time they released him they also told you business is better than expected thanks to strong growth across all segments stock looks good to me i -- when we see the official returns i think they will trigger huge buy back and big dividends

the banks will --. unfriendly yield curve but that can change. yield churves change say the chinese decide to sell u.s. treasuries. because they have to prop up their stock market and then the yield curve inflex means a rise in rates and very good for values and suddenly you say why i didn't i buy the banks when cramer said i could buy them so look, i know i'm early when i tell you to get ready to buy the industrials or start picking at them now i think you can take your time picking them into weakness the thing is i think you are likely to be late to the big surge in the domestics that's happened you want to be in stocks before they turn not after provided they are high quality. you don't want to chase. you want to pick your prices and get discounts. let them come to you and you have to recognize the world as you see it. a world are commerce seems to be

slowing. do you think it is easy to buy darden now at 107? back at 84 knowing the -- was terrible and yield protection night not break the fall the stock was reflecting nothing but negatives. you had so let it settle now industrials are starting to reflect lot of negative. they can still pre announce or say bad things and there is going to be negativity the banks are reflecting everything bad nothing good that is not a time to run. it is a time to start buying not a all once but the bottom line is you need to be ready to buy the industrials and the banks as they continue to get clobbered and they are getting clobberedered. when you get to levels where it looks like it is all over but shouting, that is when you know that your conviction will begin to pay off let's go to craig in florida

craig! >> caller: sunny central florida. ticker wynn. wondering about the mohegan sun lawsuit. also with -- >> oh don't worry about that what you have to worry is the cal looks good and got to tell you. a tad worried about the fact that if management there is a little unseasoned which is why i prefer even though the stock is breaking downing mgm, or i prefer las vegas sands great operator transgressions there was the guy i like to bank with. now i'm banking with others. john in massachusetts. john it's jim, you're up. >> caller: hey jim nice to meet you you got john and john jr. from the boston area. love your show would love your insight on lulu lemon. >> let's get a selfie together

lulu, been doing great work on lulu the stock is all the way up. now you got wait till it comes back down. you can't just come in here and say i like lulu lemon. because 50 points ago is when you wanted to like them. i'm going oh this is someone's joshing with me. i'm going to austin in texas austin >> caller: hey jim i'm looking at getting into the southwest airlines as long-term investment after this pull back but i'm concerned the rising oil prices will continue weighing on the business. >> no. you got horse sense buying southwest here i think it is a good price you know what, if you are dallas in texas then i'd have to say sell sell sell but you are austin in texas. and i'm a buyer of luv love should no longer be for sale you start by not selling do it slowly

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until red hat tonight it is getting she would. this is the hottest group in the market and kind of industry people like to swap into when they are worried about slowing global growth octa, a major player in the space. helps protect networks from being infiltrated by imposters they handle everything related to log in and verification credentials. business the booming reporting very impressive numbers last month including 50% revenue growth a good stock but very hot. at these levels it is now selling 16 times sales for its current fiscal year. that is incredibly expensive what do you do i think it makes sense to get to know the company to see if justification for evaluation is there. let's check with todd mckinnon co-found and chairman of octa. welcome to "mad money. >> thank you for having me, jim. great to be here. >> so todd, you work with more

than 4,000 organizations and you do some remarkable things i'm going to pick a name and you tell us what you do for them everyone's flown jet blue. what is okay ta do with jet blu? >> you mentioned one of our products the multi --. important factor what we do but really we enable technology are. for jet blue the business challenge is they need a better website experience for their loyalty members. if you fly jet blue airlines, you want to log into their true blue loyalty program you need to do that easily and securely. and we help them do that we make the experience, a piece of that website very easy to log in to and secure and experienced doing that. >> at the same time we want privacy and don't want to get anyone being us. the centers for medicare and medicaid services i can't

imagine some organization the government you want to have be more confidential data with. you have got that contract how does that work >> same concept. it is not just the transportation industry like jet blue it is every industry wants to have a closer connection with their users, their customers and do that online with mobile apps and for center for medicare and medicaid services, same thing. security and log-in for their weapon properties. >> tell me, for instance, you have a partnership with victim ware we like vmware on the show.mware we like vmware on the show on board people from web to the cloud. how do i know you can't stop someone from being me and getting in and getting everything i have? >> yeah, well the partnership with vmware very important for a different part of our business, which is is employee identity. employees come to work and usually it is from a company owned machine or maybe their own mobile phone but they need to be

accurately identified and not only identified in easy to use manner but they actually have to be connected to the right applications and our partnership with vmware helps us really from the end device and the specifics of a certain phone or computer they are logging in all the way up to the cloud or any other application make that experience is end to end and secure and complete >> i know you have got some good customers. but most i do believe are not gigantic you need more penetration i was thinking the fortune 500 but what happens if satya nadella watches right now and sees this guy and okta and he goes you know what? i'm going to crush okta. what can you do? >> i think the big advantage our approach has against someone like microsoft is that we don't have a horse in the race in terms of which applications or which pragting systems or which type of computer our customers use. so we connect to everything. so microsoft is going to be inherently biased towards the

microsoft stack. in the server, on the cloud. the windows server window oons the device office 365 and the app and any time you go out of that the choice is limited. and we're all about choice and neutrality and letting customers choose the best technology for their company. and i think microsoft has a different bias. >> similar situations. palo alto networks and they are a partner of yours they have been friends of the show mark mcglak lin now retired. but do they install you. do you use palo alto together with them? how does that partnership work >> yeah it is really important to us actually they are a leader in next generation firewall and security platform from the network center glare. we start with the identity so the actual who the person is, regardless whether they want to get to a network or an application or a device. so by combining these two together you can get this complete solution which is everything from your firewall all the way to your individual applications and beyond. you get that complete solution

so you see this play up in a lot of these partnerships we talked about. which is we're about partnering with everyone from vmware to palo alto, we recently announced a partnership with facebook. we connect to everybody in the customer's eco system and enabling that choice and flexibility to let them use all that technology we connect to achieve the right business objectives for them. >> a great business model. the stock's been red hot todd mckinnon. co-founder and chairman and ceo of okta. a red hot stock. i need you to get comfortable with it. "mad money" back after the break.

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brian krzanich's exchange from intel because of the personal discretions. but this is all about "mad money" not --. so i want to focus on a different -- company tonight let's talk about the stock of micron micron just reported just a fantastic quarter last night but it is one that didn't get the respect it deserves as the stock finished up less than 50 cents today. maker of the d rams and flash memory chips is going to earn 3:30 per share how much more is that earnings power worth to you if it is coming from the most complicated cell phones or the amazing data centers that support the cloud throw in a better balance sheet than i've seen with 2.23 billion in cash flow and debt reduction. and buy back beginning in three months for $68 billion company would you pay 15 times for that

$3.30? how about 20 times those earnings if i throw in several competitors are having a harder time making chips as micron is now a superior manufacturer? make it easier multiples, growth rate high quality --. right? but wait there is more here is the twist. micron isn't going earn $3.30 a share this year. it is going to earn $3.30 next quarter. micron could actually earn 12.50 for the calendar year. that means 4.7 times earnings. lowest cheapest stock in the s&p 500. what is wrong with this picture. first skepticism about the end markets. still team to believe that what matters is the personal computer and one perceived as having no growth forget that hp ink just put through another buyback that could amount to about o 10% of the shares despite the fact that

the pc business so strong. pc isn't bad but the others are growing faster flooding the world with d rams because these are regarded as total commodities. micron took pains to say over and over again that its chips are anything but commodities now. they said they are solutions seems to fall on deaf ears analyst wills solve any manufacturing problem they have with d rams this very year the other component of micron's business, flash memory has seen pricing under pressure unlike d rams, for most of this year these analysts believe next year will be a down year for micron hence the shrinking price to earnings multiple. no analyst will ever feel comfortable pushing a stock that -- going shrink next year so majority of analysts want to

jump ship any second rather than later. the problem is that 19 out of 25 analysts who follow micron they have buys on it and that is a precarious situation. if any of those bulls feels like d ram pricing is about to fall thanks to overcapacity they will downgrade. because if the earnings estimates need to come down this stock will look very expensive, not very cheap me i'm a believer. i follow mickey dollance on twitter. i think the growth is secular. not cyclical the barriers to production --. and buy back and cash generation are significant. after the kofrs call i felt very alone. seems like everyone else is skeptical. i think you have a lot of nervous longs on the call. they will keep pressure on the stock. i bet they are wrong if anything the earnings are too low. i'm out on a limb here and i know it is especially difficult

after cloud king red hat gave weak guidance this evening going to send all of technology down tomorrow but with $3.30 earnings power the next quarter i think it is worth the risk jeff in idaho. >> caller: hello thank you for all you do for us. my cal call is regarding lamb research still projecting strongly revenue growth posting a nice dividend of 2.75% is going down and i'm wondering why. >> because there is a believe that was stoked actually by applied materials which is a competitor, that business may not be as strong going forward as has been in the past. and no one is going to sit there and by lam if applied material said negative things they are regard as being too joined at the hip. even if we think they shouldn't be let's go to david in massachusetts. >> caller: hey cramer. what's going on? >> not much.

how about you. >> caller: question regarding sap. -- came out and said they are not going report on cloud growth seems a little sketchy but where does that position sap? >> sap is a charm stock. sap is a charm -- i mean, look everyone seems like an hedge fund game's tried one time or to short the stock or bet against it's been a sucker bet i'm not betting against sap. i think it is fine i'm going out on a limb. i'm a believer in micron i wouldn't leave right now much more "mad money" ahead. i'm throwing a the pizza party with my closest robot friends. yeah, i'm co-roboting. you are not going want to miss this or co-botting i guess. in a volatile market your best defense is a diversified portfolio. do you have what it takes? i'll be the judge of that when we play mi, diversify. the lightning rounds so stick with cramer are you done yet?

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everybody loves pizza. in part because it is hard to screw up a pizza even bad pizza tastes good what if there were a better make to make and deliver pizza to you. turns out there. a silicon valley based start-up is trying to make this industry to the modern era. known for robots and production process everything from the spreading the tomato sauce to taking pizzas in and out of the oven and slicing perfectly basical basically robots do the highly

competitive tasks and humans put together the recipe, they taste it we out mate everything else. why not pizza? to the point where they reduce delivery times to somewhere between 5 and 20 minutes after customer order on line can you imagine a five minute pizza that is actually good. the headquarters is basically a big pizza factory. too bad it is still just in the san francisco bay area but very intriguing even if still in early stages. so let's take a closer look with alec garden. chairman and ceo of zoom, inc. welcome to "mad money. good to see you. >> pleasure to be here >> thank you alex. people don't know it here but i want you the talk about the, not evolution, but revolution of the zume pizza. >> starting with a clean piece of paper for better margins and

faster deliver and we started with incredible bake on the way trucks. first of their kind. >> bake on the way. >> bake on the way first of their kind in the world. not parcel trucks. not food trucks. they are food delivery vehicles. and this is key -- >> automate restaurant on wheels with great taste. >> we say to people like a restaurant with a rubber foundation >> now, you are putting together a dream team of people so obviously you are thinking even though it is right in the bay area that this could be very big. >> sure. this is one of the most complicated things anyone's ever attempted before we got artificial intelligence. positioning networks, logistic, robotics automation i could go on and tackling that is mpossible without the best team in the world. senior leaders who joined us at comcast. associate general counsel of

starbuck's a dream team of people >> and maker of the ovens. >> we looked all over the world trying to find an appliance partner who thought like we did. found well built after an exhaustive search and not only are they making the equipment in the trucks for us. they are going clues exclusive making everything any restaurant could need and they are doing things in three months that would take three years if we talked to anybody else >> how many pizzas can i expect out of a zume truck in a day. >> they operate in three modes mode one, lunch and dinner they are making the deliveries themselves when we get really busy we figure out the logical --. forward deployment 120 pizzas an hour and then gets better walk up orders >> wow just give me a sense that how

many people do you need versus a well built automate. and tell me what jobs. some would say you are taking away jobs but not every job is a great job. >> this is the key point here. not everybody job is a great job. if you own 10 restaurants, 10 people working in each you have a hundred people. in the zume model you have a high speed, co-biotic. people and robots working together >> when we out mate a task we promote that first we right now for the first time in 20 years, more job openings than jobless people in the u.s someone's got solve the problem. >> i want the new york franchise. what happened? >> it is not a franchise

zume pizza we worked hard to get the basics right. starting to scale the business but good news. we've announced this is a platform all the technology we built for zume pizza is now available to any grocer, convenience player, qsr in the country and i'll tell you. you kicked it off. i've been on the road non stop the last three weeks talking to ceos and senior executives and the biggest companies in the world. they are telling me we don't have solutions to the problems this is what we've been looking for. >> you have got one great idea i got to tell you i think it is real it is not an idea. it is a business alex garn, chairman ceo of zume, inc. this works for me.

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it is time time for the lightning round ♪ and then the lightning round is over are you ready? ske daddy. steven in north carolina steven >> caller: hi jim. my question is in regards to vf corporation in the past 16 months stock price risen some 75%. from 48 to recent high of $85. and most of vf's brands have done quite well this past year except for those in the james

wear division. >> right high quality company been a red hot stock, i think it can stay red hot but we got to be aware much of its move has probably occurred already. george in georgia. george. >> caller: dr. cramer. of bay ridge brooklyn bu y'all the way from jersey. >> not far from me what's going on. >> caller: first time caller but i watch every day i think it is the most relevant show on television and i follow you guys. great team >> thank you for being a club member hope to talk to you and do some stuff with you with that what's up. >> caller: store capital, stor, a good yield but trades at a high multiple. >> i think you augment ought to go at this point after the ruling by the supreme court kind of gave brick and morettier a litt

moret moretti. >> caller: booyah jim. based on early june analysis, purchased a large position of this stock with a cost basis of $89.20 do you feel good about the $130 price target on simirex. >> very good stuff the stock is below where it was when oil was $26 i think you did the right thing. i think the stock goes higher. we do an opec meeting but i like it elena in south carolina. >> caller: hi jim. how you doing. >> i'm good. how about you. >> caller: i enjoy your program so much. appreciate all your hard work and valuable info. my stock is wpm, precious

metals i own it should i hold it. >> i like having 10% of your portfolio it i like it. i think it's fine. >> caller: kraft heinz. >> creeped up very quickly i think it has some upside i want you at 64.5 to sell though because i still need some growth adelaide in alabama. >> caller: thank you for all you do for the home gamer universe >> you are very kind. >> caller: we appreciate you so much i'm thinking about the bio tech sector bluebird bio. >> i'll see you bluebird bio and raise you regenera owen in pennsylvania. >> caller: okay.

first -- finance bought a boat load another 750 another truckload at 850 it is sitting at 1619 today. is this an anchor or a float away. >> what is the stock oh no no no no time to ring the register. there are some banks are that way, way, way down i think you take the money of this regional and put it into others lynn in north carolina >> caller: hi jim. i'm calling about air products and chemicals. >> air products is exactly what i talked about top of the show people decided they don't want the industrials anymore. they are throwing them all the way. i think the stock is closer to bottom then the top. start buying and that's the conclusion of the lightning round. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman?

hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it.

look, i know it can be hard to focus your portfolio when watching football on telemundo but on a day like today we saw a lot of industrials going down we realize how important diversification is so if your portfolio is too heavy on a sector falling off. it could be tomorrow with the cloud kings. maybe too much to handle that's why always not to keep your egg in one basket

is your portfolio diversified enough maybe mix it up. make some sales. first we've got benny on twitter. and saids am i diversified do i have too much @jack yeah you do have way too much jack, frankly. i want to say you don't know jack but i am not that kind of guy. twitter question keep. we can't keep square it's moved up too much. we're going buy a healthcare company right there. let's use merck for a second nvidia, that is graphics chips it is going to be linked and trade with amazon. i like them both bank of america is a bank. what we'll do, obviously what we'll do is we'll take and -- wow all right i'm going to allow nvidia and amazon. i'm going rethink. we're going take twitter out they are both too hot.

we'll put in merck here and right here earlier i mentioned in the show as being incredibly cheap. 3m don't buy all at once because the stock going lower. and then i'll feel better. >> caller: betsy booyah to you. >> booyah right back snoob i want to thank you. three of my five stocks are the subscription model that you talked about and all of them are up big >> there you go. love that. >> caller: the first is mkm vail resort and if you took husband and wife and two kids it would cost you $2,736 a year and god doesn't make any new mountains >> i hadn't thought but you are absolutely right about that concept. the second one is dexcom. >> we know that well.

>> caller: have to be replaced every 10 days. 410 bucks a year and chemdom is going to be using dex com. >> we like that a lot. >> and the other one is the weight watchers. >> great, great story. >> caller: and if that one if you get -- you are into them for like -- a year okay and then i have -- and my last one jim is moellas >> right the firm was downgraded this morning. i didn't get the reason it was downgraded but it was downgraded what is your fifth >> caller: they were downgraded by morgan stanley and morgan stanley would kill to have ken's

return >> there you go. what's the fifth stock >> caller: and then mountain -- micron >> i'm all over it let's go to work here. okay weight watchers. as she said. description. moelis micron dexcom what can i say i think we should go to amanda in louisiana >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah. >> caller: hey, thank you for your mentorship, jim i love your show this is my third time calling. jim i'm 45

here is my portfolio canopy growth corporation. iq mastercard, teledock twitter. am i diversified >> oh boy. we have -- i have to tell you i'm just going make a sweeping generalization that there is way too much beta. you got a lot of stocks that are going to fluctuate up and down i understand this is not as blue chip a portfolio as i like to see. iq being typical this is an asian company it's been shot out of the cannon i'm getting nervous about it teledock i like the technology mastercard doing a fantastic job there. twitter we threw it out the other day but that is okay in this portfolio because it is not going to conflict. and canopy growth. we had them on the pot stocks are light we've got pot. what else am i going to call it? we've got a chinese stock.

we've got medical technology we've got financial technology and we've got a social media company. and i'm going to bless this, as long as you understand that this is a lot of high risk in a portfolio. let's go to bob in my home state of new jersey. >> thank you for taking my call, jim. >> of course >> caller: am i diversified? i've got boeing. apple, fort net, nvidia and general electric >> all right here we go boeing is aerospace. apple, technology. fort net, all right. well this is cybersecurity right now we're going to be okay no we're not going to be okay because we got nvidia which is chips. we can have apple and nvidia, i'll allow that but not a third one. ge, manufacturing and we'll use merck again. i'm trying to come up with the generic healthcare company to reduce the risk.

all these portfolios have a little too much risk for my taste. let's get a little more conservative and get some dividends in there and i'll feel better stick with cramer. anyone can get you ready, holiday inn express gets you the readiest. because ready gives a pep talk. showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox! holiday inn express, be the readiest.

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tomorrow >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ peter ferreira, and dennis iannoti, who are seeking an investment for their pumped-up nut butters. hi, sharks. i'm neil cameron. i'm peter ferreira. i'm dennis iannoti. and we're... all: nuts 'n more. we are seeking $250,000 for a 20% equity stake in our company. good ol' p.b. just got a face-lift.