>> nagen. >> klf i'm a seller. >> guy. >> i got glaber casted >> are you calm now. >> flummoxed i apologize for that discovery communication. comes out discap see you backco >> all right i'm meliss "mad money" starts right now. my mission is simple to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always homework and i promise to help you find it. m"mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer crum to "mad money." my job is to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc in this varmt it's a misleading generalization

right now we have multiple roving bull markets and bear markets. all over the place the dow advanced 28. s&p up 0.4%. a bull one day could turn to bear the next day and vice versa. let's take them individually because you need to evaluate this market. by sector, not the s&p let's start with oil and gas, which had a nice rally today when it comes to energy we have a big problem in the country by the way, we are the largest producer of oil in the world the permian basin in west texas, it's landlocked. there is not enough pipe to take it to the gulf coast this kind of crude from the permian trades at a big discount today oil roared crude touching $80

west texas cruise rising 70. our producers can make an auto lot of money even if they take it by truck, rail, whatever. this group is on fire. this is a violent move hence, whey a major independent like die mack back rallied $4 in a single session that's total bull market behavior from a group that had been in bear market mode for angs you could argue one day does not a bull make, but not many people are betting on oil recommending these stocks is a contrary call. i bet an analyst comes ougt tomorrow if the oil gets sponsorship i bet their stocks could go up substantially and big from here. my favorite bp, british petroleum, is the cheapest and fastest growing. 5.71% yield. the second roving bull market the soft good stocks this is a stealth bull

the weak dollar, perhaps because investors went yield or maybe because the stocks have been down so long they look up to me. people like the valuations one i don't care for is kraft heinz. they had a 4.2% yield. there is a possibility that they find a business to acquire or split to create value. they are smart guys. procter and gamble and kemberly cliek have been biding their time plus, i think the price increases announced last month are sticking that's a bullish sign. as i was putting together this piece i thought kellogg has been doing well colgate -- they are back they fit that same pattern final bull market, the telcos. that's right i'm thinking verizon, at&t see that stock centurylink, sprint, t-mobile. they moved up.

here is the strength it isn't just in dividends yea yeah, centurylink has a 9.42% yield. i think that's actually safer than i thought at one point. the rallies in t-mobile and sprint smack of somebody knowing something about how the federal government will handle the prospecti prospective merger i have been lackk at sprint and t-mobile how about the roving bear market holy cow some hideous action. this morning goldman sachs, whose stock isn't doing so well either, down 11 straight days, lowered the boom on the giant particular chip maker focused op drams and flash memory these are the building blocks of a sorts of devices micron is at 41. that's the definition of a bear markets. the semi conductors are also in

that mode. it's seen its stock pull from 234 to 150 no sign of a bottom. now yield is almost 3% i am waiting for the downgrade same goes for applied materials. 38 now we had nxp, remember, i think they are bringing jobs analy analyst meeting yesterday. the company was a subject of a takeover, they traded as high as 125. the deal is put, it hit a 52-week low of $84 that's actually pretty positive. the only unscathed chip maker is amd. last time we spoke to ceo lisa su she traced out her long-term plans to excel in gains. the stock is up 7% today it never quits even after the market closes.

this isn't a fly by night move there were 169 million shares traded i think you want to let the stock cool down. there are some gigantic institutions buying stock. i am a huge believer in su apple got hit today. it didn't runnam in advance of the iphone launch and went down when they were unveiled. nothing new except for the fact i got a new watch and i just got this watch and i like this watch. you know what? i got to upgrade the next one has a lot of health to it. the next bear market is social media. today we have a couple of incredibly negative notes, saying that the business is slowing dramatic that reflected poorly on facebook, which is battling its own demons, and on twitter i know this is a small work, but it is important. lately i have been hearing half-hearted defenses of facebook i believe the stock declined from 218 to 162 smacks of bear

market behavior. we still got gains i could see it sinking to 149 if we don't get good news soon. any good news. you whoe that the bear market also spilled over to alphabet. 18 bucks i mean, yes, a big cap stock i think it's stupid. if congress want alphabet in the same breath as facebook and twitter when it investigates social media, it's only fair get mauled, too. textbook bear market i don't care for emerging markets. hang seng down 21% russia down 21%. greece lost 29%. shanghai mostly larger capital gains in stocks, 26% down. shenzhen down 31%. i have historically tried to steer you clear of these areas i am proud of that josh brown disagrees i think i'm right. you want to avoid the emerging markets because it's all about

politics, not business politics is totally unpredictable. we have no idea what's happening. we had a spike, one more diplomatic attempt to solve the china/u.s. trade war final bear market. the incredibly ugly regional banks. suntrust, comerica, pnc, regence, finance, you name it. why? we keep hearing loan growth is exploding late which is amazing. my friend stephanie told me on halftime there is too much competition, including from non-bank outfits, places like square that are giving small business loans i think this decline has legs. i predict down grades tomorrow if you are caught in the jaws of the bear, you are going to get hurt real bad. all i can say is this is what september brings it always brings this kind of action and the bear market is

roving sector to sector searching for ways it take your money away i say stay diversified and stay the course we need to get through this treacherous month to see what the last quarter brings us let's go it john in new york john. >> caller: hey, jim, my question is what are your thoughts on tell ray as well as the -- >> all we do is talk about tell ray. that's all i do. i must have looked at this thing maybe 100 times today. it started flat in the morning i told my guys, jeff and zeb, listen, guys, it's going to be up ten today it won't quit. it's a big short squeeze, it's overvalued i cannot tell anyone to get in front of a pot stock and sell it why? go because the animal spirits are too great. is it worth what it's selling for? no i will do more on pot stocks through the rest of year till ray i don't know seems expensive to me.

peter in massachusetts >> caller: jim, from boston. >> what's up >> caller: i have owned a block of philip's 66 for over six years. i have a substantial gain. since early this year warren buffett has been selling off his position and rumor has it he might have exited entirely now i happen to believe the refiners are a good place to be invested. philip's 66 is the best. should i sell? >> take some off i really like the situation. remember warren buffett is a smart guy. probably just ringing the register leslie >> caller: hello, mr. kracramer i am a long-time listener and long-term investor thank you for all the help i'm interested in your expert opinion about ford fortive it's splitting into two, fortive and ultra imc.

i'm thinking about splitting my position i would appreciate your thoughts thanks. >> i think fortive is a great company. they are a spinoff of danner reminds me very much of a -- a spin off of honeywell. they make you money and money and money. they never stop. let's go to charlie in california charlie. >> caller: hey, jim. i want to know your opinion of the generic drug industry. >> i think it's too hard i always felt -- tough to have an edge. >> caller: what you think of - >> no. too hard mylan is too hard. i don't like it. there is not enough barriers to entry. it's just a business that is always cutthroat i'm always willing to listen to the other side of the trade. the bulls and the bears change on a dime. stay diversified and stay through the course this is september behavior agree me i have coined the cloud king could some cloud princess be

waiting in the wings i will reveal the names. men plus, some of the bests stocks are your ideas boy, are they exciting first, we are also going to have five below it might be known for the yield. after earnings, could one be found in the stock i got the ceo. so excited with it stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter send jim an email to mad money at cbs.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney .cnbc.com directv gives you more for your thing.

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you know the retail resurgence is for real when a stock goes up this much in a single day five below is like a dollar store. they have 692 locations where everything costs five bucks or

less this company has created a fantastic treasure hunt atmosphere high quality merchandising and incredible candy aisle, which you know i like. what was so great, the stock exploded higher last week. higher than expected revenue of 23% year over year also was looking for flat sales. huh-uh they grew 2.7% they opened 34 new stores. it's the regional national story that investors like me covet they think they can expand from less than seven hub stores to 2,500 across the country this concept is viable one of the many reasons i repeatedly endorsed this philadelphia-based chain they don't seem to be taking damage from the trade war from china. i am so excited about this let's bring in the president and ceo of five below to hear about the quarter. mr. anderson, welcome. good to see you, sir. >> how are you >> this is so exciting because i

have admired your model for years and we went when my daughters were younger i want to know, i mean this is the classic regional national story, isn't it? >> it is in fact, we just hit our 33rd state last quarter so we still got about 20 to go, but it is -- we've grown from upper northeast, home based in philly you know it well going national. >> one of the things i like in this slide in your deck, you are good in urban, you're good in suburban, and good in semi rule. this concept has tons of room. >> amen. some of our strongest opening stores have been in some of the rural areas. abilene, texas, we talked about in the first quarter, one of our best openings ever any time we open up in philly and north jersey, they do well. >> why do you think it works so well across the whole country? >> i think any retailer that has a differentiated shopping experience or is in the value

space should win we believe we are doing both you layer that in with an awesome associate base and it works whether you are rural, suburban or in the urban area. >> you should explain, best in class new store economy. these things pay back quickly. >> yeah, about seven months, jim. less than a one-year pay back. incredible, right? >> that is unheard of. and you know that. that is an unheard -- that's why the stock could triple without a problem. >> i have been in retail a long time it's the best store economics i have seen. >> you are disciplined you go for profitable growth you are going for 2020 vision. >> we outlined that goal in 2016 and gave them a five-year run rate and set our goal at 2020 to 2020 we are going to move the top line 20% and movethe bottom line 20% plus and do it to 2020.

we haven't missed yet. >> that's fantastic. we have so many years of good things some hedge fund guy said, they must -- china is -- they are going to get killed. you are not with one country, right? >> no. some product from china. our t scher our t-shirts from honduras some apparel from india. not hostage to any one country, no. >> how do you know -- this is a very trendy business last year everyone was afraid that -- you know, people say, oh my god, next year they are going to get killed. it didn't happen. >> no, it didn't in fact, when the spinner craze was happening they said we're done. >> right and the shorts roll over you. >> yeah. well, we chased a few of them away you know, this year it's been everything from squishies to bubblies to -- there is slime in here it's one thing after another i mean, how fun is this item, jim? i mean. >> love, love, love.

i love all your eagle stuff. this is what you get one of the things that -- there is an amazing stat that you have it's 55% of the people who go to you -- come from another store meaning they are fascinated by five below. >> absolutely. we generate half our traffic and we believe that people come in off a co-tenant in the area and they just love it. that's why the comps continue to happen somebody discovers us and keep coming back. >> the real estate investment trust must have loved you? >> you know, look, it's been a tough run for real estate. it's really coming around. and our real estate landlords, you know, they want thriving retailers. we are a thriving retailer we bring new traffic it's a match made in heaven. >> one last question people don't understand retail it has to be in your blood i look at your full crew, it's in everybody's blood. >> yeah. well, you know what? what's great about retail is you get feedback every day

i played sports every week as a kid. you got feedback every day after the game retail is the same day you wake up every morning. this is your sales did you win or lose? you've got to love that. >> it's that competitive spirit that will make it no problem going regional or national joe anderson five below's president and ceo i told you, this is a real store that has real legs all over the country. "mad mone "mad money" is back after the break. really want to be there,

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salesforce.com, service now, red hat, splunk. they were up 14% trouncing the s&p, 4% over the same period there is one problem with these cloud kings. they are all large they are big established companies. that means they can only grow so rapidly because they are -- you have a lot of large numbers things going here. don't get me wrong i love these stocks and recommend buying them like i told you i feel the same way about red hat. you know what? historically, large established companies are not the ones that produce the biggest moves. if you are on a hunt for a turbo. >> charged rally, look for up and coming cloud companies that are still making their names drum roll, please. i've got them. tonight we're creating a new group. if you want to own a cloud stock in your retirement portfolio, no, you buy one of the cloud kings. but if you feel like taking some

additional risk in your speculative "mad money" portfolio, money you can afford to lose, you might want to consider buying a cloud print. the kings are all integral to the ecosystem, purveyors of cloud-based softwares a service or help other companies embrace clouds salesforce.com, my favorite example, they invented the idea of subscription-based software these companies are earlier in their life cycle they are still young and growing very, very rapidly hopefully, it will someday grow into being king-sized valuations of their own the heir to the throne that's why we want to identify these up and coming cloud stocks they have the potential to deliver truly outstanding gangs. i rolled out the cloud prince label three months ago it describes itself in relation

to a king. salesforce.com of expenses for a company that helps other businesses manage their spending and provide opportunities to cut cost i recommended coupa june 1st it's rallied 45% better than any of the cloud kings. see what i mean? tonight we are taking that template and running with. who makes the cloud prince cut i have five new ones let's start with tableau software that's a data analytics play they try to make the power of big data available to people who don't have computer science degrees like me. in other words, you don't need to be a math genius to use their analytics platform tableau is sort of like a long lost prince. it became public in 2013 it got obliterated in early 2016 losing half of its value in a day. that was a bad day for linkedin, too. it happened on the week of my birthday i was in san francisco wow, it hurt

tableau got hit with a slowdown in business. they spent a year in the doghouse in 2016, tableau was not a cloud play people thought it was. they confused it their main business came from selling old fashioned on premise software since then they have a new ceo he has taken the business in a new direction. they started selling software as a service fee as a subscription-based model we have seen the same thing from adobe and auto desk. both times it's been very lucrative for investors. it's already paying off. by 2017, tableau's revenue growth had slowed to a crawl, up 6% thanks to the strength of their subscription business, 2018 different. their current revenue increased by 181% in the latest quarter, which translated to a 32% total revenue gain, massive acceleration thanks to the cloud. up 66% for the year.

you know what? it's not done. i think there is more room it run. next is insane hub spot it's a software play their business is about capturing eyeballs, helping companies manage online content to bring in new users and sell more merchandise they are masters at it last week the company held its annual user conference called n inbound. they had 24,000 people attending. mea culpa there, too they had scaled to the point where existing customers keep using the software while new ones are joined by their track reco record hub spot is luring in new clients with the idea that they will pay only for better software they are raising prices and targeting larger enterprise, which is a sign of confidence. the stock sold off in august the quarter was strong, up 39%

38%. revenue growth, it's coming roaring back to 38%. the growth, guys, can't resist it i would be buying it the third is new relic here is a cloud prince that is almost ready to become a king. the platform keeps businesses -- keeps track of what is actuallyn real time. basically, it makes sure the digital trains running on time you might be aware of this one because we brought on the -- a half dozen times over the past few years. new relic is just an an gram of lucerne. new relic? you know now, over the past 12 months this stock has rallied -- glad we featured these guys -- 120 to%. 120% they didn't think it would happen until 2019. in 2018 they have continued to blow away the numbers. while the stock has been trading

sideways the past few months, i think it is just catching its breath i studied this company last night. okta this crowd prince is about digital security it helps companies with multifactor identification, meaning they prevent networks being infiltrated by impostors everyone is going to access their software via the web yes, it's the cloud. you need someone to handle the user names, passwords. last week the stock surged to new all-time highs get this it's up 185% for 2018. as far as the cloud princes go, okt is expensive as it gets. in april i told you it was too pricey it rallied 183%. i would like okta, you know, obviously for pull back.

atlassian, the athlete particularered tetickered company. basically, it makes software for software developers. think of this as a meta cloud prince it might be the purest way it play the cloud because many of these companies developed cloud-based software using atlassian's tools. they are already a $21 billion company. they don't have the track record yet. they announced a big partnership with slack boys. the usually popular business platform it gave us a gigantic run since we had the ceo on the show last december i think it has more upside he wasn't exactly dressed like i am trust me bottom line. these cloud princes are more speculative, all right, than the kings. they are faster growing, but they are also a lot more

expensive. on coverage 12 1/2 next year's sales estimates versus less than nine times sales for the king. if you are willing to take the risk, you might be willing to own tableau, hub spot, new relic, okta, or atlassian. i like all these studios stocks ev -- stocks even more mark in california. >> caller: hi, jim. >> marcus! >> caller: good it hear from you. first time caller, three-year watcher. thank you for having me on. >> keep watching thank you so much. >> caller: what action should i take with my stock id -- >> that's easy enough. we nailed that idti. we said it might get taken over. take the money and run it's certainly a steve miller situation. let's go to sean in wisconsin. >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's up >> caller: i am just calling i wanted to get your opinion on

one of my best performing stocks, arista networks. >> oh, man, it's terrific. you know, they said all that nasty stuff -- they settled that nasty stuff with cisco the stock is a winner. stick with it. all right. these heirs to the throne are a little more speculative if you are willing to take the risk i think you want to own them i will be adding to them over time they don't call us the most interactive show on television for nothing. two names put on my radar screen thanks you to. and what it means for the market and for your money and all your calls rapid fire on tonight's edition of the lightning round stay with cramer

believe it or not, there is actual method to my apparent madness. my job is not just to come out here ranting and raving whatever i feel like, although i admit there is plenty of that. our mission at "mad money" is to make you a better investor every night i take calls from regular people so you can ask me

about the stocks you are interested in. what could be more educational than answering people's questions? usually of course with animal noises when i don't know enough about a stock, i circle back to it this is the most interactive show on television over the summer we got calls about sizzling speculative stocks tonight i want to go over why they are both so strong strong and i think so risky i'm talking about shot spotter and turtle beach before i say anything else, let me make one thing perfectly clear. these are not the stocks you put in your retirement fund. turtle beach, spotshotter, they are tiny stocks. they are dangerous when i say they are ultra speculative, you shouldn't think about owning them unless you have money that you can afford to lose. that's what you call your discretionary "mad money" portfolio. i am just saying, listen, there

is no universe where it makes sense to buy tlem for your i.r.a. or your kid's 529 college savings plan if you are young enough that you have your whole life ahead of you to make back any lost money, then might they be worth buying? june 12th, richard in florida called in to ask about shot spotter. it's an intriguing story it's attached to an insanely risky cool it makes software that helps police officers and security firms identify, locate and respond to gunshots. basically, law enforcement puts sensors in high-crime areas and then shot spotter's cloud-based software listens for gunshots and an layss the sound to pinpoint the location. obviously, gun violence is a serious problem in the country anything that helps respond faster when there is a shooting is worth having. that's have many police use shot

spotter technology this stock has been hot, quadrupling since the beginning of the year. why? shot spotter is a cloud-based software, a service play the cloud is one of the sexiest areas out there. it's reminisce ebt of axe on enterprise, formerly known as taser, that made a lot of people a lot of money as it transitioned into a cloud-based play third, it is doing very well it recently reported a surprise profit and still growing sales at a 50% clip. most important, shot spotter caught fire because it's a small cap stock that suddenly gained sponsorship from the wall street promotion machine. this was tiny with $135 million cap. then shot spotter started getting positive coverage from analysts, including jmp securities now it's a $642 million market gap. small, but bigger than nine

months ago let's say they put it on people's radar screens it's difficult to recommend this thing up here. right now shot spotter is trading at 19 times sale not 19 times earning 19 times sales that makes it more expensive than most of the cloud princes i recommended earlier but with a less proven track record who knows what could go wrong? not me in sport, it's too expensive i could have said the same thing in june when it was trading at 36, now it's at 59 if anything goes wrong shot spotter is coming down, coming down hard. i don't think it's worth the risk next up on july 9th my late father's birthday we heard from greg in texas. he wanted to know about turtle beach, which trades under the symbol here. this is a company that makes fancy headsets, including very popular gaming headsets. t it's stunning. they have rallied 1001% from

$1.81 to 22.$22.50 this is my executive producer's son's headset. he actually does this stuff. if you want to understand the strength of the video gaming business in general and esports in particular, this monster move tells the story. turtle beach became public in 2010 and in 2013 the stock imploded they spent years trading at single digits. when turtle beach was trading at a buck and change last year, there were questions about its viability as a growing concern, just as there are questions about my vie bt as a growing concern if i keep this thing on. so what explains the stock's miraculous resurrection? simple this rally is all about the rise of these insanely popular battle games like fortnite and player unknown's battle grounds these are multiplayer games. if you want to communicate, you

need a headset. you can't type when you are holding an xbox controller i don't know what, but turtle beach was the first with an xbox wireless combatable headset. that's how this company can put up some truly astounding numbers. the revenue growing more than 200% in the latest quarter its earnings in at 40 cents a share, wall street was looking for a two drecent loss. they doubled their earnings forecast that's how you get a 1,000% rally. using the new forecast, $1.95 better share this stock is darn cheap unlike shot spotter why? because most investors believe it's not sustainable it just so happens that turtle beach makes the most popular headset used the most popular game around at the moment. but any number of competitors could make headsets. and seen if they stay ahead of

the competition, what happens when everyone with an xbox or playstation already has one of these? i should ask my executive producer, her son gets school credit or he wouldn't get all the time doing this. maybe it helps him get a's i get that people want something close to a pure play on fortnite, but i can't recommend a company that makes headphones after the stock wunt from a buck and change to $22. turtle beach traded for 90 this is a boom and bust story. not like micron. if you own this one, i think you should ring the register if you want a company that makes headsets, i think logitech is a safer better bet that's my favorite in the group. a terrific ceo bottom line, speculative stocks like scatter shot and turtle beam might seem attractive i think you are better off steering clear of them

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buy crispr >> i want to put it in the college fund it's a "mad money" idea. a younger person should be thinking about something like crispr i like it. jack in ohio. >> caller: thanks for taking my call i just started your book confessions of a street addict. >> thank you yeah, it's a little different. what's going on? >> caller: it's hovering around 5% yield and i can't find any bad news on it oke. >> there isn't any bad news. i think it's a buy a good yield equivalent for a really good fixed income play right here let's go to derek in texas derek. >> caller: hey, good evening, jim. thank you for "mad money." >> welcome. >> caller: i have become a veteran investor because of "mad money." >> thank you. >> caller: yes i bought yexc a year ago when you recommended it it is up 130%. >> yeah, they came on. they told a good story thank you.

>> caller: my question today, jim, is prudential, pru. i bought it some time ago. it has steadily stayed at 15% or so from where i got it, but i'm a retiree and it's a good dividend stock is it worth holding or adding --? >> how is it down 15%? 3.10% yield. let's go to rose in new jersey rose. >> caller: hi, jim, how are you? >> good. >> caller: i recently purchased at home and now i'm reading and hearing some terrible reports. i don't know if i should hold on -- >> i keep thinking about what happened to floor and decor. why not buy home depot jeff in maryland jeff >> caller: a big booyah to you from maryland. the best crabs on the planet.

>> what's up >> caller: hey, i invested in a stock, iq, that videos stock in china known as the next netflix of china i invested several months back in the mid-30s it shot up to 44 sitting in the mid-to-high 20s now. i wanted to see how you feel. >> i'm recommending no chinese stock right now. i don't like the way the prc is trying to pop up stocks. by the way, if the president looked at the junk they are issuing on the stock market he would say, you know what china, until you get your act together, we don't want your ips. that would cause a stink gallen in illinois. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> good. how about you? >> caller: great i got a question for you about a medical device company some analysts are saying this thing could be the next intuitive surgical in the long

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what does it mean when the national federation of independent business tells us that small business opt michimis at the best level? 108.8. who is making money off that this is "mad money," right let's stipulate this reading is very hard for wall street to process. small businesses are off the radar because, well, they're small. professional money managers care about big business and medium businesses small business is outside their area of expertise and that's why they are easy to miss. when you look at them, they are on fire. many are simply ignored. consider h.d. splay, an industrial distributor that provides half a million companies with everything they need for construction and maintenance repair jobs. they carry all the major instruction brands you can buy wrenches galore. get this there is a free case of marking paint when you order four cases

right now. in short, it is the site for small businesses to get their goods. what else? a hammerlock on maintenance, repair and operating supplies. it has tools, pumps, electrical equipment. it has what you want when you need it, 24/7 technical service, fight val f vital for small business do you know parts stores are having hard time sotocking the goods they need? analogue devices, within the actual car w he know the auto fleet is nt growing as it used to in part because new cars are better designed and last longer. they still need to be repaired many are off warranty, which means you have to take them to independent outlets. vehicles are so complicated these days, almost all the small enterprises ne enterpris enterprises need diagnostics consider snap one. what else do businesses need how about pickup trucks?

hence, why the ford 150 is so strong you need uniforms. sintos they are dominant. ho honestly, the real winners are etsy and square. they have 1.9 million sellers creating items that can't be found in the mall. they raised their cut from 3.5% to 5% and nobody batted an alash. these are individuals making all kinds of hand kraccrafted goods. they have an outlet to sell to people they have a group by holiday, so it's easy for my daughter to buy cufflinks you can't find anywhere else. finally, there is the ultimate small business play called square when you own a small business

you need a pos they have expensive one. who cares? square is in a if fabulous position because they see the daily receipts they know who can afford it and who can't. they benefit from the strength in small business. most of these stocks are at their highs. you might have to wait why not buy them on any weakness domestic growth. i think that's precisely where you need to be stick with cramer.

i think that's precisely where

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