>> carter? >> bullish on industrials. i would say rethink that xli to the down side. >> dan nathan. >> these apple product events oftentimes sell the news if you want to be constructive into the fall and buy calls, do it after the event. >> that esdo it fo my mission is simple, to headac make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and 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 trying to make you money. my job is to entertain, teach and put it in context. so-call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. can i get please, can i get one of these today the labor department released not so hot employment

numbers and while that's not exactly what we wanted, it's what we need that's why stocks were able to rally on that news, the dow gaining 69 points higher most of the day and s&p climbing .09% and the nasdaq is tech heavy and does well when the economy is really slow dips 1.7%. why the heck are rerootiwe rootr weak data? it's about the macro i've never been a fan. it's a big picture when interest rates are much higher than the rest of the world and the world is reluctant to cut them. the macro matters and matters a lot. that's why this disappointing payroll report is so important it gives jay powell more leeway to cut interest rates if he wants to powell is a traditionalest fed chief, for more than janet yellen that's why powell wants to be measured even though he was anything but measured with his

rate hikes asemimet triric l and wrong. this is starting to hurt the economy. i lived through the '70s and understand the fear and if you don't stamp it out, it will wreck your economy this isn't the 1970s, jay, jay, you're an old economy guy, come on powell doesn't realize the new economy is deflation narcot we're creating jobs and thanks to labor saving technology wages are going up for an old economy guy, that's puzzling if you watch the tech companies i have on this show, you know they are about letting companies do more with fewer workers in short, the fed doesn't need to worry about inflation they should cut rates to offset any damage from trade war, a trade war i favor. not so hot jobs number makes it more likely that powell will do the right thing. so the bulls got their number, the president was able to crawl 3.7%, one of the lowest figures in 50 years and left unlikely to

fight the fed. that is great news as a late, great stock sage, marty used to tell us to appear regularly on wall street, don't fight the fed, don't fight the tape the macro means we're not fighting the fed how about the tape to figure that out, go to the game plan next week. on monday the focus is big chinese data their consumer price index and producer price index, is it too hard to put it one day in our country? they put them both, we do one day and the next day that's silly i think you have to be wary of numbers but need to know how the economy is doing and these figures could give clues every day it feels we are assessing who has the upper hand in the trade talks if china is experiencing serious deflation, maybe they are in a worse position than some of us think. if there is major inflation because they debased their currency, that could make it more likely to make a deal if they are not too hot, not too cold they would be less willing

to make concessions. let's keep an eye on the numbers. tuesday we hear from rh, the restoration hardware and he's been on a roll i want to talk about how lieu li -- lululemon is creating destination retail engineering growth, but nobody does it like r.h it will be hard for freed man to top the last numbers, i think he'll do it because it's so much fun to shop there and by the way, the prices is a terrific membership club that saves you a ton of money like costco have you seen that have you been to restoration hardware it's an instagram extravaganza is this stock controversial? one of the stocks that we focus on in california this is a cloud-based cybersecurity play and if anything happened on the way to the forum, for once, there is stiff competition in the business and it's vicious. earlier this week, the ceo of

palo alto networks delivered a picture perfect quarter. stock keeps going higher and told a story about on premises systems, okay, using fire wall and the cloud. and protecting the cloud, that's the bread and butter that's why the stock is clobbered for the past couple days anyone knows the space is real crowded. okay as he actually took a shot as z scaler on with me in david on squawk on the street the gloves are off in this sector why does that matter crowd strike, another crowd strike blessed by amazon terrific quarter and saw the stock obliterated down 12% z scaler be careful. wednesday night we get more, wednesday more we get mortgage a applications with rates so low we think all things housing would be spectacular but there aren't enough homes for sale. remember ten years ago there were too many. now we don't have enough

i don't expect a good mortgage applications number and a weaker price index figure gives more ammo to the doves who want to lower rates asap like they should. after the close, we'll talk about a value stock for a second maybe a little joke but aurora cannabis reports last week it was blazing hot and now it's freezing cold i was starting to think the pot stocks are too hated i've been scrutinized looking at afria, simon, say $11 with that money from the tobacco companies, canape has names that are are you ready ski daddy value stocks don't laugh. in a world where there is so little growth in the package goods industry, these weed companies have a lot going edibles, drinks, be careful vaping you name it. not to mention actual medicinal marijuana that i think one day is going to be approved. now, not gw pharma but broad

given the fed more reason to cut rates and if you want to know how the cpi could be low, just listen on croaker's conference call the supermarket chain cannot raise prices to save its life. why? the world is dominated by, yes, costco and amazon and target and walmart. these huge players doing everything they can to keep grocery prices down and succeeding because that's how they edge out the competition. no wonder kroger stock is wallowing. we hear from one controversial stock that is just one of my favs and it's broadcom this might be the most important earnings call of the week, why first they do a huge amount of business in china. second, supposed to be the punitive buyer of the enterprise portion of the cybersecurity company semantec. let's see what developens thes

and the business, too, the ceo is tough and boy, does he like to buy his stock back? i bet he delivers a terrific quarter. retail sales, the incredible decline of the mall which is captured in the overall retail numbers and growth of the e commercom -- e commerce numbers when we interviewed my old pal, he talked how the economy is creating accountable jobs too under the radar to assess and often deflation. you get weak retail sales. think people selling stuff on etsy oz their side hustle and the big five, amazon, target, cost koe a costco, and home depot it's a bad way to make investment decisions but the president and the fed chief are at war over monetary policies so the macro matters.

love him or hate him, trump is right on this issue. the bond market is practically begging powell to slash and burn rates back down to 1%. the president said today in a tweet he agrees with me and my view about powell and i'm glad he does because rates must come down to reaccelerate this economy. democrat or republican you should agree with that the bottom line, even if the fed chief won't listen to the president, he should certainly listen to the bond market that made it crystal clear he raised rates too fast and now it's got to come down immediately justin in kentucky, justin >> thanks for taking my call, jim. i want your input on eric and the role it will play in the global rollout of 5 g the next few years. >> it should be good they have consistently under priced its business and made it so even though ericsson is my prefeared way to play it i

switched to marvl. peter in tennessee, peter? >> caller: professor cramer. >> yes. >> caller: thank you for showing me and my friend jackson how to put our earnings to work i earned some money and i really appreciate it. listen, last week while you were out, ulta took a dive and in sympathy, i think my este estee lauder also went down. is this a sign for me to pull out or double down or just hold on >> estee lauder didn't come down much and hit an all-time high. mary dillon does have a little more explaining to do because ulta shouldn't have been as bad as it was because macy's had a good section of that market. she is -- she blamed let's say

some -- a company is not having enough fresh stuff estee lauder has enough. dan in florida, dan? how about action jackson liking the show dan in florida, dan? >> caller: jim, love your show and love your action alert emails, too. >> big club call next week go ahead. >> caller: you've been positive on canape growth corporation and the relationship with consolation group and it's been up the last couple days big but after the firing of their ceo awhile back, i wanted to know is this a broken stocks >> i searched and searched and searched, i was shocked how bad the last quarter was the company is leaderless now. constellation doesn't have the hint on what to do

it's now wait and see. you can see jim i liked it at 40 i liked it at 40 because i thought they were doing well and reported a horrendous quarter. i got it wrong because they got it wrong all right? can i say? i like it. powell, listen, jay, listen to me, take a queue from the bond market forget the president rates are too high the bond market is big you know and trust it. on "mad money" tonight what is ahead for amazon, the hot tech stock made you a fortune but can its reign continue i think they will tell you more than you want to believe and i'm stirring the bopot when it come to investment in campbells is the stock good? shares of at home took a tumble but moving today, is the company remodelling? i got the exclusive with the ceo so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter

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what do we make of the recent action of amazon? since the high-flying stock peaked, it's run into serious turbulences. amazon got clobbered in late july and early august but after trading sideways for two weeks, it's finally getting lift like other retailers. you have to ask many it's a real bottom mojo back, special, friday the brilliant technology of queen.com the site, one of high colleaga -- my colleagues, happy birthday the last time we checked, amazon was trading at 9,112 and to be

ready of resumption of the long-term rally somewhere above its june 3rd low at 1,692. while she was hoping amazon's floor support would hold in the low 1800s, her thesis was we were experiencing a temporary decline and bottom at hand the stock didn't turn until late august but after the recent run, it's looking more and more like broden was dead right so we went back to her. when you get a stock like amazon right, we go right back to the well take a look at the daily chart of the action in amazon over the past nine months brodin uses a particular method to predict changes she measures past swings and runs them through the prism of fibonacci numbers that repeat over and over again in nature, seashells, pine cones and for some bizarre reason, the stock market the great thing about her mo is it applies to the why access of the chart, which is price, and

the x axis of the chart, time. price, time, price, time meanwhile she has a tool that can help her identify important levels or important dates where stock is most likely to change direction. when the market is pulling back hard like it was when we spoke with her in late july, these fibonacci relationships can find safer entry points asshe picks up the stock weaknesses because we like amazon and mad money what does this have to do with the stock of amazon? all right. when the stock was getting shelled again last month, you had a pretty classic setup the last time they got put through the meat grinder in may, the stock plummeted, you're not going to believe this, 292 points okay 292. keep that number in mind and started rebounding if you're using brodin's method you would know something is important when the stock bottomed last week why? august 26 when amazon made the recent low, it had already come down 292 points.

292. 292. is that incredible that's the same size as the last big decline. you can't make this stuff up stocks move to determine the similar levels in other words, if the last big decline lasted, there is a good chance the next one will last for 292 points sounds ridiculous like the analysis a fifth grader or second grader might do but the thing about symmetry is it very often works. you can't make this stuff up the market is sometimes that unrigorous it had brodin watching and amazon might find a bottom that's not all you had other relationships forming support. take a look at that. the august 26th low made 1743. like i told you before she's

looki looking at time and between august 26th and august 28th, you can see these so she had the price parameters and the help, it started the moving average crossed above the 13-day moving average which is her signal and something we told you to watch out for the last time we highlighted work in late july. since it rallied 90 points in two weeks up 5%, brodin says the stock is back up trend mode. that's why she thinks you should buy any dip you have today in amazon as long as it holds to 1743 level that's the classic level ma

if it drops below, okay. if the recent bottom holds, how high could this stock go based on 127 .2% brodin could see amazon climbing to $2,115 and that's her first upside target if the stock can cross that hurdle, it might be able to run to $2,216. holy cow would that be a huge movement? it's possible. my view, i'm a big believe near amazon the single most dominant player in retail. the single most dominant player and they have a rapidly growing advertising business i like it here although i like it of course more on the pull back the bottom line, the chart is interpreted and suggest that amazon has the long-term rally and a pretty nice run. i think you ignore the queen at

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people keep asking me if they should sell everything in the rumored recession, the one the experts can't stop yakking about but you know what? if you're really worried about slowdown and if today's report doesn't make you nervous and the bond market has you jumping, the last thing you should do is sell everything instead, you might want to look at the slow down stocks and even if you agree that a recession sun like is unlikely, you should own something because that's how you stay diversified this is where i come down. you want to own something defensive with real internal catalyst that should drive the stock higher regardless of what happens in the broader economy something that gets an extra boost from a slowdown but works either way, something like

campbell's soup. here is a package food name i started recommending for speculation in april when the stock was pretty much down in the dumps. they had fallen behind the rest of the industry a classic pantry player when there didn't seem to be that much interest and a big-name activist investor got involved lobe saw a badly managed house of brands and got campbells products a products and pepper ridge farm and plum baby food and swanson broth and a bunch of others. we declare war he pushed for major changes including that out right sale and installing a management team why told you to buy campbell five months ago, i wasn't clear on where the company is headed they broke out to the highest level since last year. the stock up more than 14%

it's not done. much more mirky. why? because hrk is, he is real he getting his house in order campbell's soup is doing better operationally and i got to tell ya, i think that keeps up. i'll tell you who. first, let me catch everybody up on what happened here. when i got behind in april, campbell had been through a messy fight with lobe. this is a company with a lousy track record lobe put themselves up for sale but there was one tiny problem, campbell's soup is controlled by the sense john, the man who invented condensed soup, his family owned between 40 and 45% of the company and didn't want to sell. after a long back and forth with the threat of a messy proxy fight, lobe came to an agreement with campbells last november in

exchange for board seats and put on the hiring of the ceo and signed a standstill committed to stop agitating for the next year eventually they compromised the new ceo, the former ceo that sold pinnacle. cloud took the helm in late december i would love to have him come on the show and got off to a good start. he was off loading bold house farms for 510 million and looking to sell the cookie business when campbells soup reported, results were better than expected i gave him my blessing for speculation. even though i didn't like the balance sheet, it was skeptical because of that durant's factor. since then, we have pretty much a clear picture where campbell's soup is headed i like how it's headed i like how it looks. company delivered a blowout quart near june, the first meaningful top and bottom line and management raised the forecast even better, cost-saving

initiatives were coming ahead of schedule planning for $850 million by the end of 2022 and by june at $535 billion. plus, adamant he is selling non-core parts of the business, especially international brands. no fire sale in response the stock caught fire surging from 38 to 42 in a single session two weeks later closed on the sale, i happen to like bold house pharma they paid too much widely expected a huge loss what they paid in 2012 and less than two months ago, campbell's soup announced another sale off loading a danish snack food business, 300 billiomillion. we love the moves. iconic brands, they were less impressive so it makes sense to dump them and focus on what you do best. gets better. earlier last month we found campbell's has a buyer for the cookie business.

they are signing for $2.2 billion in cash. that's huge. put it all together and campb l campbell's soup off loading the whole international paortfolio for $2.5 billion and got $510 million from bold house. the company and a lot taken by paying way too much for you guy, well, at least seems a lot less worrisome. they over paid for this. makes me sick to look at brings me to last week when campbell's soup reported another good quarter, strong guidance and managed to thread the needle between optimistic and achievable the organic sales from continuing operations continued by snacks, beverages, meals looking for sales growth, higher margins sliding into 9 to 11% earnings growth. these are fantastic for what was basically a dormant food

company. the bears still argue this turn around would be haroder, the bulls are confident the company can hit the high-end for 2020. the stock surged from 42 to 45 and seems the bears are being forced to change their minds three days ago, piper jeffrey upgraded campbell's soup from underway to neutral. a sell on it because they can't deny the progress that management is making the new ceo between daniel and the board has done a remarkable job. campbe campbell's soup finally has good execution. they doubled down and off loaded everything else using proceeds to pay off debt. with campbell's trading at 3.1% yield, the stock is a buy and not just for speculation this is investable and if they stumble, hey, dan's agreement ends in november he'll soon be able to push for

more change if they become necessary. i just hope the stock gets hit so you can get in on weakness because this thing is real let's go to doug in iowa, please, doug >> caller: jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: my question today is about kraft heinz. is there a price or could management take some action that would encourage analysts and investors to get a little more interested in the stock? >> you can always do that. there is always something you can do which is why he doesn't stop at zero or glib thing they have things and levers but you know what? they have no growth because they systematically cut back. there is very little invasion. they will tell you there is. take a look at their stuff there is nothing cooking they need to -- they need to blow the company out and i don't know if they are capable of doing it let's go to peter in north carolina, please, peter? >> caller: how are you doing, mr. cramer >> well, how about you

>> good, thanks. my question here, several years ago we purchased farmer's market stock up nearly $28 a share. since, enjoyed growth and expansion and you would think increased value. if their price is currently 18.50 or so. >> right. >> caller: what if -- >> you're going up again and we don't want to go up against amazon they did buy whole foods doing a good job and they get better and better. i like what they are doing i don't want to compete. it's too hard. let's go to jane in california, jane >> caller: good afternoon, cramer thank you so much for all of your help over these years. >> sure trying how can i help now >> caller: i've been in dominos for a long time.

it's been a winner i'm playing with the house of money or have taken off a lot but i'm wondering if the dominos story has changed or if i should switch to something different. >> it has changed. it has changed because the great thing about dominos is it delivers but now everybody delivers and that's been -- it's not rich alison's work rich was great internationally it's just that the other team seems like they are playing with house's money. hold off for now if you want to own something defense that could work regardless, take a look at campbells, you seen it and gone and bought it. it's better. it's just better run much more "mad money" ahead. looking for a home in the retail space? i'll tell you if the stocks needs a remodel when i sit down with the ceo and did you catch lululemon's client today

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you know i spend a lot of time focussing on retailers that have cloud like watch that can shrug off the impact things like dicey. consider at home group 206 locations across 39 states for years at home was red hot thanks to the national growth story that i love but then the tariffs hit and unfortunately this company has a lot of exposure to chinese imports and that's why the stock i

evisirated the stock initially got hit on the news up 11%. what happened? at home the numbers were mixed they earned 18 cents a share wall street was expecting 15 sales were light you know what? i still think it was better than fear plus in the conference call, management was confident the earnings growth would out pace the sales growth meaning they believe things can overcome the tariffs by changing sourcing, raising prices, everything they have to do in retail can the stock keep rebounding? let's check in with the chairman and ceo of at home group and find out more about the quarter and where the company is headed. welcome back to "mad money." good to see you. lee, it's like a little bit of a perfect storm. you got tariffs, you got a slowdown in some parts of home and now i wonder whether the stock was too high and now it's too low. you have to believe this pendulum is swinging.

>> we're a high growth retail that grew 19% last quarter we're profitable and have a lot of white space in front of us. >> at the same time you did the unthinkable. you said we have to go slower. the growth guy, they want you to go 300 to 500 to 1,000 stores. you pulled back and said listen, we'll try to figure out the best you wind to everyday low pricing, which is what i love because edlp wins. how is that change going >> we've always been edlp. it's more of an approach to market they go to market strategy we've always had low prices but with the noise and promotion, we've not been getting credit for it we're modifying category by category to highlight great prices and change the inside of the stores over the next foou mon -- few months. >> so that's the surgical price

increase you are talking about because those confused me and i'm trying to figure out whether you're trying to beat way fair and amazon or going against others, the home business that some of these department stores have because i'm concerned when i see a stock go down like this and i know you're going probably, you don't have that much cash, i get worried i'm missing something. regional, national, good company but the punishment the stock endured tells me maybe there is something else i'm missing, the tariffs that bad for you >> i think there is a lot of cloud in the story we feel like the market doesn't understand and sees us, let's see we're under valued, because we keep growing and profitable and have great market potential. we're perfectly soluted for winning the marketplace. we've been growing for the past five years slightly negative.

the weather was super tough. >> the revenue gain, that is a wt grand and learned gold man was wt grain you can't have a big sales increase can that change? >> it can. that's why we're focussing we feel like this is within our control. we can do better we feel like we're not getting enough credit for our prices it being adjusted but always went on low prices. >> how will you be able to -- let's say the trade war takes tarif tariffs. what is your plan? it can't be to vietnam because the president is about to hit vietnam hard. >> we've had a playbook. we've been working on this for a year now and we've had experience we worked with suppliers to mitigate and migrate out of those countries and gone direct sourcing, another area to take the middleman out. we also look how to diversify

and lastly, we take surgical price increases after the competitors have taken the price. >> i would think that with the stock plummeting this far, that you would be a buyer yourself. >> we think the stock is under valued it's an opportunity. >> are you a buyer yourself? >> i've been buying at different times throughout the past three years and i think it's a great opportunity. >> all right now you've got what i consider to be a fabulous category but the category somehow has cooled a bit. why is that with unemployment at 3.7%, the category. >> it's been choppy. >> it has. >> why >> negative 3%, 5% traffic overall. >> shouldn't this be a great category if everyone can get a job? >> i think it's a great category for us we're the low-price leader and people are cautious how they spend their money. it's healthy and very savvy around price and we're the low-price leader we're perfectly suited. >> do you come underway fair

>> we do. >> we try to win on price. we're below everyone else's sales price. >> i think it was a super growth stock and you decided to put the brakes on prudently and that's a great thing but these -- maybe that's the rally maybe people are recognizing that a prudent high growth story is better than a growth story that is unsure of itself. >> we think it's the right approach going forward we think the balance approach and free crash flow and reducing leverage is a right balance going forward. >> i agree with you on that and wish you the best of luck. quite frankly mystified they would hammer this low. the 11% gain seems right to me that's president and ceo of at home because someone slows down store growth, doesn't mean the story is over. maybe just the opposite. "mad money" is back after the break.

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round is over. are you ready ski daddy? steven in florida, steven. >> caller: big double boo-yah to you. thanks for taking my call tonight. been a long-time viewer and thanks so much for your advice over the last several years. >> you're quite welcome. >> i was wondering if you could give me your thoughts on neo, neo g neo. >> it might have something to work against cancer. i've yet to say no to any of those. i think it is a good speck why? because that is the holy grail to find something that you can find out cancer early, that's it let's go to rob in pennsylvania, rob? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> go birds. >> caller: hey, what do you think of the stock yeti and is now the time to get in >> it's funny. i bumped into someone when i was traveling to italy saying be careful with them. their balance sheet is not what you like it to be. they weren't doing well.

i believe it did put the scare in me because it's up 100% for the year up 100% for the year, not going to push it here. i'm not. let's go to josie in virginia, josie? >> caller: how are you doing, jim? >> good, how are you >> caller: good. i talked to you three years ago five times i called you my ambassador of quinn taken out of the "jerry mcgwire" movie. >> what's going on >> caller: i wanted to -- a quote on ncan -- >> i got problems telling people i like vm ware nutanix is making a come back but too hard for me. i think they have to put a couple of quarters together that are good and they have not done that oh my god, dave in illinois,

dave >> caller: dr. cramer, hey, i want to wish you all the best on your upcoming eagles' nfr sea n season -- nfl season beginning with the opener on sunday. >> what's going on >> caller: jim, up 65% year to date will you endorse the rhythm of cadence design system -- >> no, i remember cadence in the old days and they have never been able to put together a systematic year of great numbers. i'm going to say let's hold off. the stock is over valued and i wanted to say that my executive producer by mistake had a key stroker last night and she's over there, she is dining in heck dave is from illinois. it's just between me and dave. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion -- she had mahomes -- of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning

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don't forget to breathe, breathe in oh, gee. hey, listen, we're having a tale of two cities. it's a moment in retail now. the best of times. it was the worst of times. it was the spring of hope. the winner of despair for everybody else look, lately, lately, i have spent a lot of time focussing on a modified plank because my back hurts. i can no longer do the long plank i did five years ago but i've been spending a lot of time talking about winners in retail. you have huge change to strong arm the suppliers, think watch, that's walmart, amazon, target, costco and home depot. think tjx or burlington. after listening to lululemon's executives talk about a truly blowout quarter, we need to add a third category of winners. the experience of retailers as

they explain in the call, if you're ingenious, you can get the job done in this environment. don't get me wrong, my initial thesis holds walmart, amazon, target, home depot and costco, many are still sourcing from china. target is the smallest member of watch and told suppliers to suck it up. that tells you-all you need to know meanwhile, we seen astounding numbers for the dollar store and off price change dollar tree and how it's mitigating the impact through better tricks, how to pack a container with more merchandise because all those mall-based department stores are struggling they buy the excess inventory for a fraction of the price and mark it up that's why the quarter was great. lul us a horse of a different color. this company is integrating

itself into the fabric of society, no pun intended with invasions like their new store they have in lincoln park and whacks about connectivity with the community inside and outside the four walls of our store end quote. i think connecting with the community is the key to generating traffic these days although the only companies that have a good handle are lulu and rh, the old restoration hardware the lincoln park lulu experiment dedicated its base to sweat, grow and connect all under one roof understand quote. meditation rooms, locker rooms, showers, health food fuel. got it all that's a very strong category to tie yourself to. the templet is so effective talking about putting it in the mall of america and berry's boot camp with the ownership of real deal work joulouts and it's glo

annu annual, i'm sweating maybe that's what it's about and london and berlin that bring people to the stores they back marathons which are fantastic examples to bring investigation, focussing on this science of feel and their desire to solve sweaty problems for athletes reminds me of ways of the old under armor, they know the internet always have and offer buy online and pick up in stores with them it should be bopus think about that finally perhaps best of all, lul us a china winner that called the strength of the people's republic and planned to add 15 stor stores lul us quick to diversify. look, i know there are attractive brick and mortar stores, value, macy's, 9%,

khols, you can return your goods in person at the store but if you want growth, you need the factor not the faux all talk experience that everyone in the industry claims they have lulu has it and why the stock remains a buy even though it up more than 60% for the year stick with cramer. ever it was sophie's big day. by the way, she's the next mozart. as usual we were behind schedule. but sophie's enthusiasm cannot be dampened. not even by a run-away donut. we powered through it in our toyota prius. because a star's got to shine, no matter what. it's unbelievable what you can do in the prius.

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the college admissions scandal. man: we're talking about deception and fraud. woman: the details of the alleged cheating are shocking. narrator: powerful parents accused of paying big money to rig their kids' college admissions. golden: fake test scores. connolly: if you wanted a perfect score on the sat, that's what you got. golden: fake athletic credentials. he asked me how tall my son was, and then he asked me what my son weighed. narrator: getting rich kids in. shutting deserving students out. [ crying ] i'm so scared. the mastermind -- admissions coach rick singer, who tries to build his brand with this video audition for a reality show... just realize that this is a game. narrator: ...playing on parents' anxieties. how come we're not doing this?