no, it's not wah-wah he's a stud. our final trade. come on. >> you're my favorite. guy adami, you're my favorite. gi rhtowey" with jim cramer bensig n >> see on tv in 30 minutes "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer in bad markets, picking winners can be a real struggle in good markets, there are

always multiple ways to win. even though stocks are all over the map today, dow is dipping 75 points, s&p 500 declined and some have seen fortunes rise from the grave as if by magic. how powerful is this concept zbrmpg off my head i can give you five examples over the last 24 hours it's important to understand this new wave to win i think all five have room to run. all five first and foremost viacom. they are nick tv, comedy central. b.e.t. and a host of others.

and paramount pictures i'm hoping it rains this weekend so i can go see the sixth mission impossible and the one engineered by bob bachus, named ceo in 2016, a pretty incredible one. viacom positively trounced the estimates. clear evidence our turnaround is delivering results and our evolution into a truly global multi-platform brand and entertainment company is well under way. when i interviewed him this morning on the street, i was fairly impressed with what he is accomplishing here i asked him to tell me more about the intellectual property they are mining. he explained it's at the core of our turnaround strategy fully leveraging the property we own, jersey shore and kevin costner

series, yellowstone on paramount networks and the new tyler perry movement for paramount tv "nobody's fooled" that hits november what's the amazing thing about this, so few people know it's happening. most people aren't aware viacom even owns this stuff backish is looking at all the hits successful and reinventing them like top gun, the amazing top gun should have been made years ago, i loved that first one and the company's not so hot balance sheet and making low budget movies that are big hits and the amazon jack ryan series and making it viable something comcast and disney have tried to do the big story is it dominated the soap operas, family owned

nature of viacom, cbs, and cbs ceo les moonves. there is something out there saying viacom will buy cbs and shareholders will be crushed because they would be succumbing to a lesser company. everyone has given up on viacom, which means it has much more opportunity on the upside than the stock everyone fawns over, like cbs man, i can't believe i'm talking about centurylink. talk about a heavy stock this landline company has been revived for ages last year they bought level communications and the ceo, jeff story, took over operations. he's done remarkable things, shedding calorie revenues and making the yield seem safer than we thought he hasn't been able to grow the

revenues but it is palpable because of the cash flow and the measure, why it surged 13% today. remember yelp, that let's you rate enterprises unless you own a bar or restaurant you may be not paying attention to yelps i do i checked today and there were a couple great one today, it stepped back in the spotlight with stock soaring at 27%. sprlg ad numbers spectacular ad numbers i don't want to say it's back because it never really went away guess what this has been a huge disappointment, i mean like, waaaa. dowdupont. a champion in the stock for ages my travel company owns it. the club said positive things today on the club call about it.

i'm getting tired of talking about this one because no one cares. no one they know the chemical titan will break up but they don't know what the pieces are worth all this week i brought on the ceo of the spunoff materials science division of dow chemical i thought he told a pretty good story. i heard a lot of people yawned, i was hurt today, why ed green, the dowdupont ceo bought $2 million in the open market, an incredible commitment but makes sense. i talked about how green made a fortune when he broke up tyco. he said over and over again it didn't take off until the form 10, the technical form came out. guess what dowdupont's form 10s come out next month you may not believe the stock

will takeoff when that happens but breen, not green, does and then finally michael kors, stock's still running. why? the whole apparel company is red hot, why accessories. kors doubled down on accessories two years ago when they paid $1.2 million for jimmie chu. everybody thought they overpaid. not now. tapestry could produce some very good numbers there is the subscription economy. that's an idea put in my head by the ceo of cramer -- look at this i didn't even dog ear it i actually clipped it. today's spotify inscription story up 5% thanks to the

partnership with samsung we heard amazon was supposed to destroy cbs. and rucue with the explosive revenue growth would you give roku its due? any other political rhetoric that bores the heck out of me. don't give up. start looking at the stocks others have given up on. those may be the hidden gems with room to run in this world and wacky bull market! >> gene in pennsylvania. gene >> caller: hi, jim, enjoy your show and thanks for all your hard work. >> thanks. because this hard work sometimes it's difficult what's going on? >> caller: my question tonight

is about a company based in pennsylvania, called mylan, a pharmaceutical company this is the company that had the episode a year or two ago with raising the prices of their epipen product and recently received permission to produce one, a drug that produced about $4 million in sales. >> i will cut you off. i don't like it. i don't like the stock i don't think it has good margins, don't think it has prospects. i don't like the quarter it sounds like a good story but it ain't how about betsy in california betsy. >> caller: hey, jim. i've been with you since the kudlow days? >> hey, larry is doing great, a lot of good stuff. >> caller: good. i want to talk to you about a stock i held for the last nine months the name of it is boot barn, on

the nysc. >> you are lucky, they had the% best sale numbers, double digits we were on the case originally i want you to stay on boot barn. i think it's finally coming into its own after a stutter step different kind of growth pattern. how about that can we be nice and say that. i want people to keep hunting for the back from the dead lazarath stocks others haven't given up on. steel tariffs claimed another victim can you order parts and make it turn its luck around or is it time to pump the breaks? i don't know ask the ceo. then i'm going to talk to the ceo here and up 69% so far this

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this month what happened? they top and bottom missed and to make matters worse, cut the full year guidance some from the transmission business having trouble and some from the impact of the tariffs buried down 14 bucks from the high, i have to wonder if it's been punished enough. i will welcome the ceo of magna to tell us what's going on welcome to "mad money. i know your company is one company, the best single lar auto parts manufacturer since 1977 and i said that suddenly, automatic these questions about how about nafta and china trade and canada, and our president. and how do you negotiate as a ceo in an environment different than a year ago. >> lots going on you have to worry about what you can control. it certainly had an impact in our stock, the concern about

nafta and production volume as well we did have record sales and earnings, missed a little bit but one time this quarter and we have a few issues we have to deal with, a joint venture in china. >> the joint venture in china we expect this headwind will impact it the missions in china have been difficult. is this part of the trade war? >> it doesn't have anything to do with it in china the manual transmission is going away faster than we anticipated. in the last quarter a couple of our customers were not drawing as quickly as they anticipated it's harder to understand the volumes of car lines quarter to quarter. >> because it's oh peek? >> no. it moves much quicker. >> you quantified tariffs and it

turned out not to be that much >> we are canadian based but have 25,000 in the states but actually have more than the 23,000 in canada if the tariffs stay the way they are and rachets up in china, it's about a $60 million a year hit. we could hopefully talk to the customers and ask it be passed to the consumer at some point in time nafta does get renegotiated and it goes away but bad for all three countries. >> you did talk about the notion they stop the pushing of assembly of plants to mexico does that matter aren't you agnostic about it >> we are. you have free trade in mexico and they can ship wherever they want they have lower labor that has the impact and ability to ship

from there any abilities anywhere in the world. for us, doesn't really matter where the assembly plant goes because we put the supply plant with the parts and ship them >> if i were with gm, i would say, we need to make some more money. let's call magna, they can make it cheaper than we can that has to be happening, too? >> long term i think there will be new players coming in and mobility, because we not only make a lot of the car and can design and build them. we just announced ason joint venture with beijing automotive to design electric vehicles in a joint plant. we just announced that about a

month ago, so much coming up with autonomous driving, lots of growth areas >> when i went over the quarter, you have to be spending for autonomous driving that's the future. could it have hurt margins >> no, a fire and supplier that shut down a lot of customers >> a little bit like job here. you guys have bad luck >> i think it's a little reacted to we're launching the new mercedes g class, a great new vehicle but a supplier problem we had a number of one timers but we do have issues to do with inner transmission plans >> last, i want to leave with -- i liked your company so long, briefly say, look, you've been around a long time and will do

well >> i think it is the hottest industry and spending lots on technology and i think there is huge room in the global automotive industry. >> not a 52 week high but down more than i'm used to.

he entered undefeated but after one grueling segment he left a differentman. now, he has risen. the balance sheets are red, the earnings are adjusted and the cutthroat crimson contender has just one question for you.

did you do your home work? >> to those of you who watch the show regularly, you know for the past year and a half i've had one favorite sport professional wrestling okay in the business we call that hyperbole. i still prefer to say football, baseball, basket ball and hockey but professional wrestling has something regular people can invest in. it has been a great investment i'm talking about world wrestling entertainment, wwe for you, home gamers the stock up a monster 256% since i started recommending it less than 17 months ago. you could argue pro wrestling is not a real sport because it's

scripted with numbers like that who the heck cares it is a $79 stock. lately it has jumped 120% since the end of march granted, that's a high quality problem to have. when ever you own a stock that's had such an extraordinary move you need to take a fresh look at your position to figure out if it's time to sell. let me make one thing crystal chior. when you have a triple you need to take something off the table. that's common sense. portfolio management how much wwe should you sell out and is the stock still climbing if you missed the entire move. let's go over why we like it in the first place. i told you to buy it because it was in the middle of a transformation the old wwe made most of its money through television especially paying paid-per-view

access like wrestlemania does and a new direct consumer online streaming platform and by 2017 it looked like wwe was finally poised to reap the awards. at the same time the investment business was growing nicely and has a terrific business with take two interactive releasing a new video game every year. he was the one that first put this in my head, not to toot my own horn, i made a good call we spoke with the ceo and he explained how the platform turned his company into a powerhouse and pointed out the wwe has a larger social media following than any other sport brand on earth they have both the number one sports channel on youtube and number two channel overall and videos viewed 20 billion with a b all of this translated into

incredible numbers and produced the stock's powerball rally. it accelerated to 16% in the first half of 18 including 31% in the most recent quarter that serious growth, something wall street can't get enough of i tell you all the time. while the earnings are still coming up, the operating expenses, 192% clip in the first half of this year. up from 36% in 2017. isn't that remarkable? the strength is coming from wwe's media segmentwhich includes the online streaming platform live events have been a bit of a drag can you imagine? media is what matters since it makes up more than 70% of its business let's be clear its subscription streaming service has been

massive hit. in the first month more than 8% and the second quarter 10%, total at $1.8 million. this is a great business because they effectively cut out the middleman and sell you a subscription directly. as i told you at the top of the show, we adore the subscription economy, a great theme at the same time, the company made two major television deals in june, that fueled the first higher first, part of the same cnbc universal company and then with fox. wwe did tell us they expect revenue from tv agreements to grow from $235 million this year to $425 million in 2021. the main reason for this is wwe has a thriving online

subscription business where people pay them directly for premium content or make better deals with traditional partners. how have they managed to square this circle? the company embraced a strategy. here's how the ceo explained it to us in january >> a lot of people take the content all over the different platforms and canabalizes it we say, we will have certain content for paid television. 260 hours a year then, we will create 600 hours for facebook, youtube, our own operated different content and 400 hours on direct to consumer network, our most passionate fan. all those forms different contents and watches all boats >> you have to watch the interview. if you did not believe me believe that man that was an incredible performs. you might think it's the

quintessential nascar, but wwe has a booming international business watch their program across 170 countries in more than 20 different languages. the paid subscribers outpaced by 15%, and not like they need to increase tons of new content and broadcasting it in new markets you know which is the number one wwe consumer video content not america. india. they had a huge event in saudi arabia when we talked to george, it is universal. every culture has the same basic understanding of the hero's journey. that's what professional wrestling appeals to it's 60 times next year's

estimate pretty pricey, right this is a growth stock, meaning we should look at the out years. when it's trading des than 25 times reasonable, seems more reasonable with that growth wake here's the bottom line i'm so glad i locked onto when i first started the show if you own it, maybe take a little bit i definitely wouldn't sell all of it. ideally you want to wait for that pullback, but this on in a small position that's how good that story is. amazing. carter >> caller: hey, cramer, thanks for having me. what do you think amc subscription a-list means, you

can see up to three movie as week and i mamax. they are set to go up to $13 million. they have a business plan to benefit consumers and investors in the long run. so, is now a good time to buy amc or will this be another box office bomb for the company? >> i always tell my executive producer behind me an wearing a summery outlet our viewers are the smartest people in the world. this carter from georgia clearly knows more about this than i do. i will augment my home work and get back to him. no way i can compete to someone who has done up to the minute numbers and done so much work. i can't blame you if you want to take some money off the table,

but if you don't, i think this has money to run incredibly well run. the discussion of the presidential interference in the 2016 election. but in the nationals, could this be a way to play the trend hedge fund i'll explain on all your calls rapid fire of tonight's edition of "the "lightning round" so stick with cramer!

a long-time cramer cyberarc went up a quarter and known as privileged or administrator accounts, a favorite target for hackers but basically the keys to the entire digital kingdom. i've been a fan of cybersecurity. we live more and more online today, we heard the pga tour were hit with a ransomware

attack where hackers lock you out of your data and make you pay to get back in one of the biggest events of the year while cyberarc has given us a big gain, it hasn't moved up in a straight line. investors folded and went on to what they thought were greener pastures, that would have been a mistake. the latest rally on the heels of a great quarter. higher than expected sales and amazing 56% increase in revenue, even matter. very strong guidance for the next quarter and full year can the stock keep climbing? we will talk to the founder and ceo chair. mr. mccarty, welcome back to "mad money." have a seat. when you have a quarter like

we've had of which we've had very few, it almost means to me there's a shift that happened in three months how can it shift that quickly? >> i think secular terms in our favor but execution. we had a perfect win, all three regions, america, asia-pacific all overperformed. >> i know you said gdpr is temporary. >> you can't protect the information if there's a hague to the data. we see it as a strong tail wednesday. privilege for security officers, they're getting it > had a little bit of fear when i read your quarter, wasn't about your company, but you have 31 new federal agencies over a host of different departments. do we -- on here >> i think we're very pleased with the government approach to cybersecurity moving from

compliance driven to -- that explains the adoption. we've been going after many years getting certifications the federal government needs before adopting security information. >> the people who are trying to steal the keys to the kingdom could be state sponsored terrorists. >> absolutely. >> including china >> there are definitely reports from verizon that talk about china, north korea, iran, as being very active and prolific in cybersecurity >> can you help me with the election interference, midterm elections, anything we can do about it >> we can help with the core, between a minor infection and somebody getting to the full data, banks of data within the inside, but there's growing awareness, i think it does help

that now cybersecurity is becoming a topic no one is escaping from. >> interesting, your competitors are private equity firm and competing on price i don't think you can compete on price when it comes to this important a concept. >> exactly in an age driven by compliance driven maybe price, you're trying to protect yourself, you have to choose the best. this is what we go for we want to be priced the best we can but premium on innovation and security we deliver. >> any one of these clients, if the bad guys get in, it can be horrendous how are you able to be sure your people don't defect? >> we invest a lot in that, in the screening how we hire people the system is built on the fact that we actually look and monitor privileged access and other anomalies and how that's built.

we secure the system ourselves and customers from our own people to monitor how they're accessing the system we believe security is 360 doctors lo between yourself and your client it enables them to go digital and adopt this it enables drilling to go forward. >> obviously, you're going from onpremises, doing a cloud subscription how big can that be for you? >> we want to be very versatile for our customers. they have great diversity and wherever they are on the cloud adoption journey are they fully on premises, most are? are they hybrid? or do they want to consume this as a service completely and have

it in the cloud? i believe that's still early but cyber wants to be future proof >> can you describe the average bad guy now? >> it moves from a nation state where you have units sitting in an air-conditioned room developing code to cyber criminals working on code and testing it against known solutions out there. >> you're smarter than them? >> we invest -- first, we hire the good guy, positive hackers we have a whole team we call the cyb cyberark labs and trying to learn what the attackers are doing. it's easier for them you don't have to worryanymore just buy it. >> how safe is cryptomining. >> the attacker goes in using your it infrastructure for -- like mining -- >> like borrowing a bank

>> they can use any enterprise, they're using your electricity and computing to mine for crypt to currency. it's happening now and on the rise >> that sounds like a nightmare. >> it is >> thanks to the chairman and ceo of cyberark. you just heard it. too many bad guys and only a couple good guys your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

"lightning round" is sponsored by touchdown ameritrade it is time are you ready skee-daddy let's start with cliff in new york cliff! >> caller: good evening, jim 2 1/2 years ago you extolled the virtues of the visteon corporation? at the time do you feel it's buy, sell or hold, given tariffs and other concerns >> we spoke to magna and didn't feel me leaving warm and fuzzy of this auto parts group i have to tell you as much as i

hate to be part of the maddening crowd, i have to be careful. to vincent in florida. >> caller: booyah, jim thanks for all you do. thank you. >> caller: my stock is trxc. in 2017 the fda granted marketing clearance of the surgical robotic system to expand education in june, they were added to the russell 2000 and recently reported second quarter earnings down nearly 12%. year-over-year, 145%, what is your take on the stock >> i like the surgical let the others come out to be. i don't want to try a new one because they're too hard i say stick with it. ed in pennsylvania ed >> caller: thank you for taking my call. you bring the right mix of entertainment along with investing knowledge. >> thank you very much

>> caller: my company i want your general thoughts on, duke energy, symbol duk >> i don't want to be in duke right now. i want to be in american western power and con ed please be careful with southern, the nuclear plants, no, not for me hunter in connecticut, hunter. >> caller: i love your show, a first time caller, calling to ask about green dot corporation, an online bank >> it's actually more of an internet -- i would call it a financial tech place, think tank and i know they hit a 52 week high to frank in new york >> caller: frank, from new york! >> yes >> caller: i bought sherwin williams at 45, due to your touting. >> at 45 >> caller: right

recently you called it -- >> it's 145. here's what you're going to do frank, you're going to do exactly what i say, take out the capital you put in and play the rest with the house's money and i say, bravo jack in ohio, jack >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah, jack. >> caller: i'm a first time caller i love your show jim, my stock is abbyvie, incorporated >> i like them there are stories running around a lot of people are worried about a similar situation. i'm not worried. i think they're a buy. curt in pennsylvania >> caller: hi there. greetings from harrisburg. go eagles. >> i'm on the bus tonight first game >> caller: i'm calling about bpl, buckeye partner >> i've known them forever and i've soured on the pipeline

group. there's too much hit-or-miss in this group to steven in california. steven >> caller: hey, jim, big boo-yah from palm springs. >> actually been to the springs. you can hike down there. fabulous, nobody knows about it. how could i help >> caller: i'm calling about axon enterprises, what happened to them is similar to dropbox today. i don't get it >> the stock went up heavily shorted. now, it's come down a lot. now, it's a buy. i agree with dropbox, nothing wrong with dropbox but it ran a lot and dropped down and we will probably recommend it again. john >> caller: i love the show i have an arch, trump stock, coal >> coal is enjoying a renaissance. i am not a fan of coal stock but they have fixed their balance

sheet. utilities in this country don't have interest in it so i say, don't buy. ping in california >> caller: hi, jim thank you for taking my call my name is ping. i'm calling from san francisco bay area my question for you is what is your thought on apptio >> they may be vertical, the cloud situation for benchmarking i have to hand it to them and like to have them on the show. that is the end of the "lightning round"! >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade oh, and there's the closing bell. (sighs) i hate missing out missing out after hours. not anymore, td ameritrade lets you trade

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you know who has been hurt the most by these chinese sanctions? hedge funds. i'm being a little bit facetious but when you think about it, maybe i'm not. hedge fund managers have lost billions of dollars shorting stocks ever since the trade war began in ernest. why is that? they saw all the negative

related china headlines and made a rational decision to bet against all sorts of stocks yet these bets aren't paying off the trade war isn't producing the kind of short walls that in theory should have kicked in this quarter, and natural selling makes it so they can cover lower. i will go a step more. i bet they had the biggest percentage of longs versus shorts we've seen since the 1987 crash, when the economy kept chugging along but hedge funds kept shorting stocks that it was a predictor where the economy was heading and was anything but accurate all these tariffs have to wreck the economy, don't they? they know just enough to hurt themselves as written at the end of june, they believe, and i quote, ghost of smooth holy seems to haunt trump.

the biggest pieces of tariff legislation in history and herbert hoover signed it into law in 1930 well after the economy crashed. saying trump is falling into a similar trap as hoover these poor hedge funds assume history is repeating itself. first, tragedy and then far as they would be horrified to know they're borrowing from cakarl marx consider the reality boots on the ground china is about to slap tariffs on engines and trucks. that's cummins' breadbasket. doesn't that make them short they just announced an accelerated buy back the china are going after liquified natural gas industry shouldn't we be selling the stocks of everything involved of tellurian and cheniere

increasing who are selling gigantic amount of capital the father of the business says the war is sharp for cheap natural gas. many countries that need it more than the chinese will top it up at high prices telling me the only real loser are the chinese themselves who have to pay far more than the world price to buy natural gas or how about emerson electric? so much of its new growth comes from china it was heavily shorted they just blasted the shorts to kingdom come that caused it to rocket 4% and usually does not rocket that much our farmers bailout will help and i bet they get more votes if they need it

these are rural voters they need in 2020. those who are short say the stock of john deere, down today, i think i would be tempted to cover it by the time of the reports next friday. remember how many hedge funds have been burned because they bet the trade war will do serious damage to our economy, turns out it's been less than thought with the shorties being a bust and with the upside when they cover their stock ever since the trade war with china flared up six months ago fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites...

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