>> forget about michael. >> what's your final trade >> exxonmobil. it's going 82.50 his mama named him clay, i call him clay and that's 82.5 >> "mad rnlts hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money my job is to teach you to call me or tweet me what's keeping you up at night what's troubling you

i get it sure the average didn't do too badly. s&p declined nasdaq inched up .07%. i know there's a lot to worry about. we add the u.s. trade representative saying less than encouraging things today we had cohen testifying about the president while trump himself is chatting up with kim jong un what could go wrong? i know we are giving the writers way too much it confuses me it is sending off enough to power 500 teslas there is a lot that might keep

you up ate night about stock market you know what i'll do? i'll flip that right on its head i think we need to start asking people on wall street the masters of the universe what lets them sleep soundly at night. what lets them drift off despite all of the crazy stuff that's going on in the world. let me tell you the top six which i thinks it is a lot tighter. stock market number one we have the strongest economy on earth honestly, how can you be petrified when we have very little inflation

i can't wait to see it they backed away from the economy in order to save it at the beginning of the year. that brings us to reason number two. after making a rookie mistake he course corrected you'll have to wonder if he will be in the all-star game. we get the economy not too hot, not too cold, just right he triple doubled congress he is fun to watch okay he is not. i flipped out in the fourth quarter because you never want to fight the fed now they have switched teams that guy lets me sleep like a baby third thing, i'm loving some of these turn around orders who are breathing new life it comes back to general electric i think he is doing an amazing job. by the way, that's what the pros

do he is taking the balance sheet fears off the table. i like that. there is the hard charging new ceo of lowe's. it had become a market share donor where professional contractors eager to go armed. he is making a contender i love that he is busting up while making sewer they have better more focused associates that want to help and a goal of no more out of stocks. thank you marvin i think they are worth buying here and i'm in awe of the way they have reinvented the companies on the fly without missing a beat how about the fourth reason? dividends. we are seeing out of control dividends and it's not getting enough attention

at a time when we are scrambling for every dime they are putting money in your pocket i love getting paid to do nothing. the retailers. we are seeing incredible moves in this mostly from companies written off and left for dead as amazon road kill wasn't best buy supposed to be a showroom wasn't etsy about to be steam rolled no turns out these companies are doing just fine, better than fine everybody needs to call amazon the death star retail. that no longer seems to be the dais amazon is doing fabulously too there is enough for everybody.

finally, reason number six why this lets me sleep so well at night, simple. nobody seems like it anymore there is a spectacular amount of fear people are so scared that's wrong don't they realize we already had a mini-crash that is what december was for the fear is so thick you would cut it like a finely aged ecclesiastes i'm n cheese. the sky only fell in the fourth quarter. it's fine. so many are worried about the trade war with chien fla it is a pitiful giant. you know what? i'm taking the other side of this i'm actually sitting here worried china's economy might fall apart maybe it would lose from power

like it did after. in this case it is a potential weakness in the face of a rapidly slowing economy. i know many of you probably think i'm moving past the graveyard here i'm only wlis ling past those that can't sleep at night. they have been scared away by those that pray like a constant loop inside their heads. instead of constantly fretting you need to think about what's going right. you'll sleep a lot more soundly and will perform a lot better too. frank in new york, frank >> great big booyah from stat

statin island. >> i have a question about the department should i sell or hold >> i want you to get to t mobile t mobile wins either way i'm watching right now i'm watching go up i have to tell you it would be at 80 bucks if there was no deal let's take it off the table and swap james there michigan >> aft >>. >> caller: what do you think about kelloggs stog and what is your over it's aall look >> so me we have pepsi co. there is two that i like very much

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auction has been widely talked about. we are tledelighted to believe can help a number of patients across this country with those that have been difficult to treat with our drugs >> i wanted to ask you, i think there's a lot of people that say why is cramer like this? we know cbd, you can get it now. it is available. we are talking about how none of those things can be written. >> we produce medicines that have evidence of safety and whether plan fact cluring process can be relied upon in terms of the competition of the product. these are important factors when it comes to medication choices for patients who have very difficult conditions it is a very different environment from over the

counter type options and for serious medical conditions it is very much a distinct one from other cbd alternatives. >> i know it is for pediatrics it is some what under control. the theory is a lot of people don't want to admit it couldn't they be used for the three out of teb people who are grown up that can't be treated it is a child hood on the selt on the forms of opepilepsy there are adults but at the

moment we have everyday in these forms of epilepsy. we continue to evaluate the safety of this medication and other forms of opepilepsy we are not there yet there are clearly opportunities for us to increase the potential utilization of this drug through further research there is the research that will term which this should ultimately be used >> how do i get the word out there is a tremendous lack of knowledge among the medical community about how epilepsy should be treated. they are treating it with these old drugs from the 50s and 60s how do you get the word out? >> i think that's one of the reasons that this drug is so

exciting it's the first time we have had a first in dallas open accept si field. ultimately of course the real determinant of success is the impact on the patient population what has been so heartening that we have already heard from physicians across the country about how this medication may have helped thinkeir conditions >> an old friend of mine and new york times reporter, he is writing tell your clish the truth and violence are you hearing anything about that he has been on a lot of talk shows. it seems to me what you're doing far outweighs that kind of worry. it is in my head maybe we should be more careful.

that is important for us to emphasize. our job has been to ensure we have a clear distinction between this and marijuana and in that respect i think we have aclooefed a great deal of understanding and for those that do understand that they see this as an important new treatment edition. they don't confuse its with the wider controversies of marijuana. is there a possible use to use it because there really is nothing. right now we have flog we just havecounseling

we are off wall the leaders in this field of science. 20 years already in this field and passionate believers that they can have the potential in both other forms of epilepsy and other disease states that's research still to be done i think we are at the beginning of the yourfulljourney, not thed >> that is justin. the ceo of pharmaceuticals mad money is back after the break.

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i said it before and i'll say it a million times management matters

you cannot undere estimate. those choices have major consequences for their stocks. don't believe me i want you to go read. general electric ceo annual letter came out last night hopefully his first of many. it is honest it is straightforward. in short it's the most un-ge piece of correspondence i have ever seen. you want to understand it was the most complex where you could never figure out how to do it. the numbers were borderline incomprehensible i had to search for a glossary it explained how many divisions were holding up. there were all of these after tax and before tax terms they used in a bizarre form of earnings you couldn't really compare it to other businesses on an apples

to apples basis. none of this bothered investors but it looks like the company was winning. i could noeever figure out how they got away with it. it is forcing the company to cut numbers for what turned out to be a 60% love every year we might be confused about that. i was stunned by the simplicity of new ceo reporting techniques. instead of page after page after page of adjusted numbers that showed big wins there's one page that shows how all of the

divisions are doing. get this it turns out ge has eight divisions. there is a 16 word max description of each one followed by the titled subdivisions then the number of the employees in each division you can tell from the get go that they are insanely overstaffed. this was incredible. r revenues, profit loss, margin profit less and backlog all presented with year over year comparisons. i'm not kidding. actual numbers it wouldn't have surprised me if he worked every day to get his hands on these numbers that's how absurd it was

it does kind of feel like a new company will be amazingly good you'll finally know what you're getting. you'll get a fabulous aviation division, a very good health care division and it's fine what they sold. they have tons of good stuff it needs to be sold to where it no longer matters. the best part of all things, there's a quote from this. they woet saying the beginning of wisdom is to call things from their proper name. that's the new ge. a company that's finally embracing reality. he closes the letter by telling us now it's more about what we do than what we say. that too is a very un-ge-like sentiment. after reading this incredible letter i think he can pull it

off. de deb ra there washington, deb ra >> jim, i have a question. i'm 57 years old i have boeing. i have had it since 2013 it is up 260% and i am a little anxious because i know i've listened to you and you say to the first take some money off the table. it goes up every week. it is very hard for me to do >> i don't want you to take some there are so many people worried about boeing in china that is it much lower than it should be vietnamese ordered $15.7 million this morning nobody even seemed to care can you plaj if you thought there was 15 the street fla meez are praying that the chinese drop out. boeing is good to go

let's go to steve in maryland, steve. >> how are you doing >> i'm doing pretty well how about you? >> pretty good pretty good. thank you for taking my call i love the show. my stock is eog. it is my understanding that eog sold off a lot of foreign assets to focus on u.s. operations. stock has been beaten up in the last four or five months it recently missed earnings but increased revenue and cash flow. >> right >> what are your thoughts about this and where do you think this is going >> i'm not a big fossil fuel guy. eog is an excellently run company. but it's fossil fuel let's go to john in california, john >> i haven't talked to you a

while. >>. >> how have you been >> houses burned up here and we are flooding and things are going on in california and napa valley >> you have a lot of weather this year. how do i help? >> okay. the plan, we have 70,000 homes burned up. i have u.s. concrete i have been hanging onto it a while. it seems the political climate what do you think of u.s. concrete >> it is sbirly in your thanes down here i would not tell sit it i think the parking los of are worth more than that the stock is too undependent >> much more mad money ahead

tonight. so could it be the way to play the tren >> after i moved higher today could it have cleaning up? that's tonight's edition of the lightning roun stick with cramer.

we have had fabulous long-term gains. since the beginning it exploded liar as businesses realize they have to beef up. it brings me up to cyber

security company that helps so called administrator accounts. basically they guard the keys to the digital kingdom. you can get your hands on just about anything more importantly it is up nearly 50% for 2019 we are no even two months into it yet a series of phenomenal quarters. a monster 30% off of a 59 cent basis. he is the chairman i have the secret sauce incredible out performance >> thank you great to be back >> first of all it's great to see you. let me ask you something >> next time, absolutely

>> i have been following you and waiting for what's going to happen to happen you told me one day people will realize this is the real danger in cyber security. what happened to make people realize maybe this is the most dangerous thing that would hurt our company? >> yeah. i think there's been growing awareness this is the most irreversible phase of an attack. they control the network and the crowd. it is to put this as top priority what we do is really levelled up as a top priority program for many enter prizes around the world and we executed against that demand. we have seen them executing against a growing demand it is a result of a lot of education. >> one of the things i thought was fascinated, you're talking about reck fliognitions. they indicate where this is.

it used to be low and now it's like top three it is at the the top as the top leader in the quadrant >> absolutely. congratulations. that's why people will go to you for more than just this quarter. they say privileged accounts at the root of most data breaches, how is that possible >> yeah. absolutely i think what the public is mostly aware of is how attackers got in they sent the fishing e-mail or some how got in. what happens after getting in is the sweet sauce for the attacker in most of the may jjor attacks they get to a point where they really have control. you take the major breaches that have been investigated by the top firms that come after

breaches it is at the top so if you can prevent that you can prevent a minor cold from creating real havoc. >> how many times does this happen there's a person in your company that gets the data, takes it out, takes it home, exploits it. it can't be caught by anything other than them. >> absolutely especially in the early years. it is with access to information to databases and so we are really that last line of defense before snowden can take anybody out or somebody with that kind of access. there are no real differentiator because the sophisticate aid tacker, it can take them 30 or 40 e-mails but they will be inside the network it is also the cloud enr

environment. >> we have our president talking to north korea. when i talk about it i think about north korea and china. any let up why these things are going on >> so there's a lot of motivation for them. we are seeing that on the rise. there have many motivation states abdomen liar there for 2 day to escalate. >> and if a major hotel clan is hacked and they have my information and all of the other millions of people that stayed there it had to be the case right? >>absolutely

human being allegedly it is to get passport nfgt about citizens around the world >> are there still companies that read in the paper that marriott gets hacked and they say it could be us and they call you. is there anybody left that is that obtuse? >> i wouldn't say they are on liver us oblivious. i say many companies are trying to put the external layers in place. we have 4,500 customers.

custome customers looking at ways to that's what we are doing >> you have done a fantastic job. great to see you >> thank you very much >> okay. chairman and ceo of cyberark mad money is back after the break.

>> it is time the light flining round are you ready? dominic in ohio. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. they should be finishing up phase 3 soon they had been a trademark until 2037 would you consider it a good

takeover candidate >> no. not without the approval it doesn't get the aprooufrl it is supposed to have it goes much lower. you want do it on approvals. i'm not going endorse it until i know more. let's go mark in new jersey. >> hey, how is it going? >> it is going well. how are you? >> could be better >> this has been real weak all of a sudden. the group, there's an introduction of a bill that will not pass it will driving all of the facts down sit a reck plen dags since last

february >> it was a home run i made 57% in four months. >> i said i don't know if it will get better. the answer is it keeps getting better i want you to stay long even though it just cracked long. stay long or own waste management let's go to har ch texas. >> hi. how are you? >> i'm good. thank you for taking my call >> you're welcome. >> i want to talk about this i thought about it it saved about 40% then. what is the narrative. >> i think the best bay call was

ability fortnight. if you think that's the case you to be because it has the game that people want i think it is what i call dead money. >> all right let's go to work after buying the stock with your advice about go years ago. >> well, now i was listening, what a terrible call that was. >> everyone talking about this down it is up i need to go to jimmy in new york. >> hi. booyah hi >> how are you >> i'm good. thank you for all of your help

>> it is a really tough call i want to hand it to ceo she was really out front about how weak this quarter was. i believe in her when she says the wellness initiative that is really at 360 initiative that it could work oneday. >> was on squawk this morning. they said we have to trade these. these. buy it i don't know what's going on.

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>>en incredible run. that's leading player in the waste management business. it rocketed up $8.06 i think it's an important story. why? they don't just tidy up after

natural di natural disasters. they help with waste disposal. even if there are no pipelines, no harbors that need to be cleaned, well, you should feel confident they can deliver numbers. it delivered 7 cent earnings higher than expected sales excellent guidance no wonder the stock exploded higher it is after rallying substantially. if they can produce strong numbers where some people worry about a mandated slow down what happens if they are our friend he is the chairman and ceo it is a better sense of where the company is welcome back to plamad money. >> thanks. good to see you. >> there were no big spills. there were no train wrecks in the hold days without that we use today say i don't flow we tried to do our best. it really isn't the story anymore is it? >> no. it really isn't.

it is probably about 5%. so it's not a big part of our business >> can you give people the evolution here i think a lot of people feel like that's got to be 50%. at one point it was much larger. you made great ek by sigss that have made it so it's much smaller. >> pretty much it is focused on hazardous waste disposal 9 incinerators a variety of landfills and water treatment plants we are all about handling peoples hazardous waste. we are the largest hazardous waste management in the company. >> hazardous waste and waste are different businesses you will pick up any waste any where. you mean hazardous waste is that a splitting hair thing

>> predominantly it is industrial waste products. so many of our facilities are classified as part b facilities. it would be dealing more on industrial and commercial ways >> i thought you would be told what needs to be cleaned up doesn't need to be cleaned up. it has not been the case has it? >> it really hasn't. i think states which carry out the federal programs have been very very aggressive enforcement. we haven't seen any clanhanges reduction regulations we are seeing more stringent regulations. we are feeling very good from a regulatory standpoint it will

stay in place >> i went to the safety clean web site right in the middle it says drivers wanted are you part of the driver shortage >> we really are we have about 4,500 cdl drivers. we have over 15,000 employees today. we are always short qualified drivers. it is very difficult to find drivers as you hear on a national basis we are going to bring more drivers on >> you can't fight them i don't know don't you pay a lot of money far driver >> we pay a lot of money and we try to develop or own drivers and try to train them and bring then up through the organization that's an important part of our career development program >> you made it and we spoke several times after that it was a little difficult. you say i want to take a moment

to highlight the increasingly complicated segment. did it take that long to become that way or you had to integrate the two and you didn't think it would work and now you think it's going great >> i think the first couple of years we saw huge decline in oil pricing. the crude oil crashed. the value of our base oil went from over $4 a gallon to $2 a gallon and we are generating now almost 150 million gallons in recycled oil it had a big impact on our business the point was this year, the story that we are getting a lot of waste into our insen raters we are getting a lot of field services and response work from the over 250,000 customers that safety clean has i think the story really is starting to unfold that it's a wonderful fran cloudy skies that we continue to believe and expand on. >> all right one last question but it's kind of a little more than i usually

go in with you you have a terrific ad if you're racing he is a hero. it is for performance plus why don't you clahange the nameo the company. millennials love recycling the fact is nobody does recycling. it is something we all want more than you do. why don't you play up that angle? >> we are trying to bring it an they are probably all dollars from our recycling efrtds, recycling chemicals, oils, so it is a big part of our business. our eco power oil is part of our green initiative to sell our refined oil. it has been taken offer for us we are excited about people wanting to buy that renewable

oil because, you know, we can use it over and over and over again. it is as good if not better than virgin oil >> what a great story this is. you have been at it for a long time this one goes higher stay with cramer

there is word that maybe a shareholder wants to block it. it is down very big. people were a little disappointed square a little bit of a selloff. fit bit not so hot this is an awful lot of negative news these are not necessarily big companies but i have to tell you it's something we are focusing on this is just for you right here on mad money i'm jim cramer i'll see you tomorrow.

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