fundamentals, the research, the elevate the implied premium into annual and sectors and over lay ekerns look for a breakout. them on my broader world view. >> if it gaps -- i learn charters could care less about this stuff something. they don't care what the company if it gaps. does >> often gaps a second or third. i wonder if they could do their jobs with the company's names >> thank you very much thank you for watching today blacked out. see you xtne week. my mission ie in fact, i am sure they could. some of them hate the distraction of knowing much at all about a company for fear it you money. would bias them against the i'm here to level the playing stock's chart. you could imagine? field for all investors. i've become proficient at there is always a bull market charting but i still allow the somewhere and i promise to help you find it. work of technicians to "mad money" starts now demonstrate and learn techniques that i can in turn teach you hey, i'm cramer. that is why tonight i'm picking the best of the best charts of welcome to "mad money" and cramerica. some of the best technicians we've worked with, exploring the other people want to make patterns that become reliable where i'm astonished at how friends, i want to make you some accurate they could be money. but to educate and teach us so call me or tweet me at jim cramer so you have to call me a so call me at 800-743-cnbc or long-term deliver. that is why i start every saturday morning reading the tweet me at jim cramer standard and poors stock charts i'm not a choice but i do play one on tv weekly and so the on paper and now on electronic distribution and they contains

pattern for the next big moves for stocks given i base my work hundreds of charts i match them with the patterns on fundamental factors on the i've learned over time and go over the research available for companies i study and not the the most winning and they often become segments on the show you charts, the off the charts is -- see later in the week. why do the charts work to my stock-picking methods but i know from feedback at jim people always want to know cramer on twitter that you're first you must consider them as interested in this analysis and if they are footprints at the importantly it is proven time scene of the crime and time again to get a lot of people involved at the right they trace out what big money managers might do with buying level, say and selling of dollarse portfol now not for a minute as i explain in "get rich know more than others including you and mef where their money goes, the charts of the stocks, put together clues that the big boys leave second reason to care, there is a remarkable self fulfilling nature so many professionals take them to hart and avoid stocks with terrible charts and find stocks with positive moves of the past. don't i know it. when i work with karen cramer, she's a charter at my old hedge

fund, she would look at charts seeking ones that stood out and have me research the ones with the most predictable pattern to get a handle on what might really be going on we get some of the best ideas from the chart inspired sessions and from the technicals and fundamentals to produce excellent short-term and long-term results. all of the charting starts not just with the pictures of the individual stocks but what are known as the internals internals. patterns about stock in the aggregate that give you clues of the direction of the stock market since the great recession they show the weakness in our system, the systemic difference, there is skepticism about any advance of stocks. well i believe the risks have been reduced i know each rally creates a set of risks many of you fear you're coming in at a level florida could turn out to be, say, too late, too high and you'll lose money

either way so through technical analysis helps you determine the overall direction of the market. more important than ever given so many stocks are influenced by the tug of the s&p 500 stock futures. sometimes the technicians everything hinges on putting together the chart of individual companies an the bigger averages to create comparisons that illuminate conclusions about true market strength they're looking for what is known as confirmation of a move to detect the legitimacy i think confirmations are important to the safety of a move they need to be explained closely. the most important and obvious confirmation, say the dow jones hits a new high. and that high will not be sustainable unless the dow jones transportation index also hits a high or confirms the breakout status of the dow itself the dow jones transportation index is a measure of commerce, tracking trains, planes, truck, freight forwarding that is a good -- as good gauge.

at new highs i tell you that the move is legitimate and could be trusted. it is real this is some of the oldest technical work dating back to charles dow who created the dow theory to validate rallies or defrock them you hear at the top of the show how i like how the transports are acting because i'm sigh seeing the move of staying power. and the banking and housing index and semiconductor index and the stocks and the rth, that etf for the retailers. i like to see them move up in sync before i bless a market move for you you get all of the indices rolling higher and put the maximum amount of chips on the table. but is the inverse true. if we get a move, a move up without confirmation from the majority of the indices, the whole rally could be a fake-out,

and can't be trusted the classic example, if you go back to the move up to record highs before the great recession, you won't notice something pretty incredible if you study it you'll notice there was no participation among the financials, the retailers or the techs. technical analysis got you out of the market before it was too late and did much better than the fundamentals what are the other internals, i analyze the advance and declines and find out if the rally is too concentrated i like breath and look at new high and low ratio it isn't easy to get on the new high list. first the company has to be doing well and the sector has to be strong and third larger forces like the federal reserve and interest rate and poelitics to be aligned on the high list that high list is rare chart territory. you run the gauntlet and you have a good stock on any pullback that is market related

and not substantive to the stock. and if there are a lot of stocks in the high high list for many different industries, that is a good sign. so here is the bottom line you may not be a technician but you need to know what the charts are saying and read the internals to realize a real move or a phony one stay tuned and we'll go over a host of patterns that show everything we do around here, not just on the off the charts tuesday, but in stock selection every single dayment jim in michigan, jim. >> caller: hi. how are you? thanks for taking my call. >> of course thrilled that you called what is up. >> caller: i got a question for you, in the segment you were talking about secular stocks could you define for me once again what is secular stocks and maybe give me an example or two. >> certainly and this is a very important issue because it is a term that is thrown around secular means a secular growth

stock is something that doesn't need the gross domestic product of the world to increase to beat the numbers. some of the classic secular grower stocks would be some of the bioteches, some of the retailers with terrific growth gary in california >> caller: mr. cramer, booyah to you. gary from california my question is regarding dividends in a down market, sir. if your accumulating dividends on a number of stocks as you suggest, is it better to reinvest them in a down market or to take the money as cash and then possibly reinvest that in other opportunities. >> well see we don't know when a down phase will end and we know the power of compounding is an amazing thing so we'll stick always on this show and i know it sounds pretty pedestrian but we're always going to opt in favor of reinvestment because fortunes have been made through the power of compounding i've got to go with that

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tonight we're offering the best of the best of technical analysis a one-stop shop of everything you need to know to augment your investments with the help of the best chartist in the land. let's work on something the province of the best chart work on the show, spotting bottoms for best entry points and examining ceilings for the best places to exit or sell when you pick individual stocks you're betting from the moment you buy them that they're going to go higher i know it is pretty simple concept. but how often do you do solid fundamentals on a company and trying to decide if it is the right decision to pull the trigger because your homework is finished and then it is just a

terrible time and you're buying oblivious to the stock my homework is done, let's go buy. maybe it is not the right moment after all of the work i've done, i'm saying you're being short sighted if you don't see what it looks like after you did all of the homework in fact, i'm considering looking at the chart as part of the homework get that in your head. get it ingrained into your thinking sometimes finding bottoms after long declines could be lucrative. go back to the bottom of 2009. now i had a sense the velocity was lessener and heard late great mark haines make his call based on the feeling and my friend doug who writes at me of the street family and being an aggressive bear had turned pronouncely positive he was saying we're at generational bottom but i was still skittish about picking any

stock to recommend to you. so i was looking for situations that seems as bulletproof as i could find i came up with at&t. the phone company. it had so much going for it. you have to go back in the way back but it included a smashing rollout of the apple iphone which would produce record profits as at&t took business and had a nice dividend and the yield was much higher than any stock in the dow and the dividend was safely backed by at&t cash flow still though, the stock kept plunging every time i thought it might have firm footing. i had done my search and thought it was time to buy no no check the chart so i waited for a few days when the stock seemed to stabilize and decided at last the level might be right and the stock could hold and in dicey moments like these it is best to check with the chartist so i did i brought in four chartist they all agreed and found a strong foundation and it was definitely concerning and they

look at this chart all technicians agree that at&t has established what is known as a climax low at 21 back in the tsunami of selling that was this period just have to understand that we're just at one of these moments that was just so hideous. you could see the big lift in stock and then well let's just -- i don't want to give away the story that is where sellers capitulated and right here but buyers had started to step up to create a base. see the extended base. we're floor the stock of the level. and they arrived by looking at athe volume, the sum of all of the transactions during that period have expanded to far in excess of thermal period trading. so theres normal and then, boom, take a look at that. that is a sign the sellers have exhausted themselves and the volume shows that most of the big portfolio managers wanted out of the stock and they had fled by now and the suppliers with the demand, think of it

like this, until you got the climax there were so many more sellers than buyers that they knock down with selling and as long as buyers over rate the sellers and those holding on are finally give up on mass. big give-up. technicians don't care why that is the case. they monitor price and vibe. if the stock doesn't go down that mean at last the stock found its floor and it is time to buy it is safe that is where the buyers are equal to the sellers in determining the direction of the stock and that is a form of equilibrium. and that is going to happen when way stock takes out resistance overhead to examine the possibility of a stock that the technicians don't just look at the closing price and the graph that price against the previous days or week close.

they don't just look and say that looks good and that looks bad. no that is not helpful because it is not a trueyield of the trajectory but instead they use a moving average to better represent the stock price movement and formed by taking the closing price of a stock over a period of time and then adding the prices up and then dividing them by the days in a particular measured period we talk about this in off the kwhart -- the charts but we're breaking it down you could have an average by adding up the ten days and plotting the number on a graph and then each subs kwens you drop off the earliest price. the four technicians i check in with for at&t, they choose a long-term view a 200-day moving average even though at&t had found a floor at the $21 level, the stock had repeatedly bounced off of, it kept failing, meaning couldn't get through, failing to move up above the 200-day moving

average. they plotted it all and all did the same amount of work and that created what looked to be a ceiling. the 200-day moving average there is nothing you could do. they felt that every time it got there the stock was capped then at last, at&t cracked through the ceiling of resistance and that is the 200-day moving average and that is the signal that at last at&t coulfloor. here is your new floor every time the moving average went above the old roof it would create the possibility of a new floor and then that held and this pattern emboldened buyers and bounced off it notice it didn't go back to where that climax low was. it held. looking back at the beautiful bottoming that we see here with at&t, it now seems like child's play, doesn't it it was done going down yet at that moment it was anything but easy because at the

same time the technical analysts were saying it is time to buy and the fundamentals analysts were scared out of their wits. they were scared of death right here some wore worrying about pension obligations that could cause the dividend to be slashed something that was way, way wrong. but it scared the heck out of me people are in this stock for the dividend that base and floor gave the stock a launching pad to blast off and almost straight line into the 30ss, one of the biggest gains stocks could give you. so here is the bottom line when you see this reliable pattern as at&t demonstrated despite what the analysts might be saying, use the discipline these technicians to give you to pull the trigger and take advantage of a fabulous buying opportunity that might otherwise be overlooked after the market takes a real shlacking never took it out. went way up. after the break. i'll try to make you more money. >> i'm looking for a dr. cramer education. >> long time listener, first

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move and perhaps of a sector or a larger index and we measure historically we're looking for anomalies where strength stands out because that is a momentum switch that we wouldn't know if we just read the research on the stock. for relative strength work i turn to bob lang and tim collins both have done remarkable work and you hear about all of the time on the show many technicians vary the length of time for the strength of the stocks they look at. they're looking for any pattern that reverses the action of the previous period because that is a sign that a breakout might be upon us. they love strong relative strength situations. but they also like to time their buys after pullbacks, get that better entry point they care about basis. when a stock is overbought it is ripe for pullback because over bought stocks with take and

supply snap back if they've gotten too far away from the longer term trend line the inverse could be true too. a stock could fall so far, so fast, that you should expect a snap back because it is over sold you hear me use the terms. we see the patterns constantly and a change is about to occur if you are debating buying a stock after you've done the research and find it is overbought, i tell you to wait for a pullback and that almost always comes because lang and collins have done enough chart work to know that a vast majority of stock overshoot direction and retrace better to entry or exit points charting though is tricky. periodically some stocks are so strong they break through all of the ceilings of all traditional significant measurement periods and then they stay overbought perhaps for weeks at a time. defying the historical trading pattern that if you were to trap them within the bands of

extremes, they defy the notion of the gravitational pull of the equilibrium and can't be contained that the overbought conditions come into and come crashing down from when you spot the highly unusual moves, you may have to strap in to get a good mon shoot. this is rare but when it happens it is big money. we saw it occur in july of 2009 as done fitzpatrick pointed out using a -- to find a bottom. this time in las vegas sands the summer stock of las vegas sands, one of the larger casino companies with macau had fallen every time it hit. boom, boom, boom just not working okay but when the bulls finally broke out of the coral there was no stopping them and instead of regrouping to recover from the overbought status. that is a very rare pattern.

this just stayed overbought which told you good things were going to be ahead. it never retreated as you would have expected. buyers wouldn't quit despite the stock being overbought and that is a sign the strongest kind of positive move in the book might be taking place. at any given time i expected a pullback but, no, you had the gigantic long-term over bought and this stock proceeded to go from $10 to $48. in a straight line with no substantive pullback to speak of and overbought condition could stay overbought is a golden opportunity for a huge move. came right to being overbought again. remember i like to marry the fundamentals with the chart so i'm not too pending on the picket orals but what was happening. that is when the chief locust of profits for las vegas sands went from being vegas to mic macau where gambling is legal and from a so-so nevada gaming company

into a international company [ inaudible ] who were still days that we had such a hor end usa decline to think about they weren't thinking about macyow, they are thinking there have buyers lurking. chartists use that to spot pivots we say that volume is a lie detector telling us whether a move is for real or not. when there is a small move on volume that technicians ignore it but when there is a small move on heavy volume, the chartists drill down laser like to see if it is a precursor to something bigger and more tradeable. chartists are looking for accumulation on big volume, meaning large money managers are accumulating stock or distribution that is a synonym for selling of a stock and that could telegraph a big decline. those measure by an accumulation distribution line, when the calculation of the line is arc aing -- i know it is

charting whether a stock closed higher on any given day versus lower or low volume and any brokerage house will offer you charting on the website. i care passionately about it because i love charts, they go gund the fundamentals sometimes and sometimes they're right. we saw them being right in monsanto in july of 2012 this is a one that i completely got wrong. thank heavens for the chart. i didn't care tor the stock at the time i didn't like gmo's and tim collins saw it another way the accumulation distribution line so that while the stock in down days were on low lines and then on heavy volume on the up days that is a sure sign more money is flowing into the stock than out of it collins had such a persistent accumulation or buying pattern versus the distribution or selling pattern convinced him that large funds were building position to own the stock long-term, not to rent it for a

quick move it turns out that what i didn't see, what i was so confused about is that the stock had started to be coral ated with the price of corn going higher back then because of new found demand for ethanol and government price supports. i was far too concerned about earnings and a shortfall and wasn't thinking big picture but the chart showed you big picture. the work of collins told you not to fear. it was showing you that something bigger was developing than just the quarter. he was dead right in a stock that would have kept you out of was a big winner when corn shot up taking the stock and the earnings up with it. the big boys knew the relationship with corn in the business and able to picky back off their research by using collins' work as depicted by the accumulation distribution line i got smoked he saw it. bottom line, we need to look at lots of different indicators

like accumulation distribution and over bought and oversold levels and turns that might not be visible to those in the fundamentals powerful moves can and often do allude those who are only focused on the underlying companies and not the action of the stocks themselves. let's go to dan in illinois. dan? >> caller: cramer, booyah, than you for helping us make it accessible. >> that is what i want i want everybody to understand think money. that is my goal. how can i help. >> caller: thank you i'm wondering if i start with a small position in a stock, a company a like and the stock just keeps going up and the most it comes down is maybe 2%, 2.5%, how could i get a more sizable stake. >> mike, discipline will cut off the down side which is far more important than cutting off the upside and if you bought a position in a stock and it just kept going higher and you didn't

get it any more. well it is a trade and you have to take it i know people don't want to hear that but when you violate your basis and pay up, i could show you for years and years from my charitable trust i have done the work it is almost always a mistake. chartist used all different type of indicators to spot big moves to help them stay ahead of the game and the fundamentals and now you're ahead too much more "mad money" ahead. head and shoulders isn't only for preventing dand rum, i'm telling you it will make you money. and the jets and the sharks, you don't want to miss my take on the dynamic between the two. and got a burning question i'm taking your tweets go ahead and tweet me at jim cramer hashtag mad tweets and i might answer your question on air. stay with cramer. >> booyah, jim. >> hi, jim. >> you are coaching three generations of my family. >> thank you for being the greatest in the world. >> i'm here with my son jonathan.

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we've learned a lot tonight about the key terms of technical analysis and now let's look at the individual charts that many of you find fascinating even as some of the patterns, they almost sound silly as if they're mimicking letters or shapes or even body parts i learned not to ignore one of the most simple but by far the most reliable patterns out there the dreaded head and shoulders pattern. my travel trust brought it in the low teens and took a giant bath in red ink because of the

ill-informed early buy i like to do mea culpa in the show and show you what i learned from my mistakes. we have the great works of [ inaudible ] making it less dependent on metal and more on aluminum, something it solidified when it announced it would split into two separate companies. take a look at alcoa this is a healthy run for the winner of 2010 up until the february of 2013 rising from $13, nice rise, up to $17 as the earnings trajectory had finally turned around. then it took a quick dive back to $15 no reason i could discern. and then reversed and went back to $17 and then went up to $18 on the eve of the quarterly report. i thought the quarter when it was announced was a fine one beating the top and bottom line. most of the time that is all you could ask for. what worried me is after initial positive reaction the stock

dropped down to $16. $16 and change on the news of the better than expected quarter. a few days later, it is back to $17 and i felt vindicated. come on. now ready to go back and take a challenge at that $18 level so i went and bought more right there. well could i have been more wrong? i don't think so that is $17 to $15 dive represented on the chart as a point a. and b. and then follow the run to c., $18, back to $16 d. and finally $17 e., you know what that is that is a perfect head and shoulders pattern. just like a human head that is it that is the most frightening pattern in the entire chart book and alcoa traced it out. just when i thought we were out of the woods what was happening during that period that the head and shoulder pattern flag, europe and china began slow downs and aluminum became a glut and --

could control his own company but not the price of the commodity itself steel and aluminum they were much less dependent on the commodity after the head and shoulders pattern from a few years before, one that cost the trust a pretty penny remember, mia culpa. what i admire about tech thig thigs -- technicians is consistency. a real chance for glory. at begin of january 2013 everybody thought it was taking off and the food and drug stocks that you don't need a strong economy and toward the cyclicals. caterpillar and -- technologies and you know the kind of rotetation is usually the death for stocks that go higher only when the economy is slowing however tim collins said, you know what jim, you have to take a hard look at pfizer. because the stock was tracing on reverse head and shoulders pattern, the largest

pharmaceutical company would be something i would shun i would never touch this thing when the economy is speeding up. but if you take a look at this chart, you could see that pfizer traced out a left shoulder, as it rallied through the month of october, and then started declining aggressively in november the stock bottomed to form the head and then in december caught a rally and then a pullback to create the right shoulder. the key with this pattern is the neckline the line that connects the head to the two shoulders when a stock breaks above that line it tegs a technician you're about to witness a big, big move pfizer's neck line was $25.80. and collins predicted if it could take out the neckline it would be in for a monster run and headed for the industrials i was confounded i didn't trust it one bit. and i'm the king of rotation i knew it was a bad stock. but collins said rotations --

sh-moatations. something would make it buck the prevailing trends. it is unconceivable. sure enough he was right and i was wrong. the stock almost instantly jumped more than 10% after he told me to buy it. what caused the move soon after he flagged this bullish reverse, right here, reverse head and shoulders pattern, the youth drug company decided to spin off the animal health division, it was a shocker, into a new and publicly traded company called zoetteis who knew the chart did. here is the bottom line. patterns matter. when you see head and shoulders pattern in a matter how you confident might be, sell, sell, sell, some of it and when with you see reverse head and shoulders even if it makes no sense when it comes to which stock, you have to consider buying some that is how powerful these moves are and the work on these two patterns is vindicated mar for

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us little insight. one chart type we love on "mad money" is the cup and handle manner i've kept in stocks i might have been turned off on or shaken out by take the shock of cramer fade domino's we got behind it when it trades down to $10 and feeling dpreedy when it traded up to 30s and then it had some sideways action and began to drift down on no new news i hate these turning situations. why? because i'm paranoid something might be happening and i don't know about it when other guys are do when analysts split and when it is in the 30s and that is when the technicians are needed i went to ned ponzi and i asked for him help to define if domino's moment had come and gone take a look. here is what he said at time when we reached out the stock at domino's had began to drift back

up and we would have plessed it telling you telling you to sell and we thought maybe you should ring the register. and take the big gains for our viewers. so tempting right there. but he told us to do the opposite that little advance back up was the sign he needed that all was well and load up on domino's stock and he was anxious to show us why with the return back up to 36, domino's was tracing out a perfect cup and handle formation. that's right a pattern we've find with head and shoulders predictability a launching pad for a bigger move. you caught the beginning of the cup at $36 and then down to 28 at the base of the cup and i was nervous there. he told me not to be the stock climbed back to 36 and create the right side of the cup and then a little side to 37, 38 and that is the beginning of a handle that almost always

signals a much higher move the handle it always goes like that very reliable. sure enough, domino's doubled and then some. the earnings accelerated it turned out the stock was consolidating and this was positive action. domino's right there and they were embracing technology. the web and the cell phone, facebook, order takers and let them place records via the net we'll have left a minimum of double on the table if it weren't for the guidance i didn out of room and couldn't go higher near the end of 2011 and i needed a chartist to give me thenny because i heard red bull was crimping monster and there was the possibility of regulatory intervention into the energy drink business always deadly. and ed set me straight check this one out he said that for months the

stock had been bouncing off the 100-day moving average and the blue line and when it looked like it went down and rebounded. look at this rebound, rebound, rebound. it was tracing on a series of triangles also known as flag pattern where you have a flat ceiling of resistance and upward sloping floor. see that boom, boom and when it hits the new line of resistance and it punches right through and when you get the pennant formations which are short consolidations that are prelude to a continuation pattern you don't worry about a stock running on empty as a matter of fact, you had to buy both hands every time. stock at $49 and jumped to $79 and confounding the naysayers and short sellers who had been less negative about the pattern and they were just worried about the government intervening and coke cola shows you that the energy drinks are here to stay i would have been shaken out of the stock's move if it weren't

for ponzi and his chart hand holding. there are differentiations of the formations callers identify this one, big move up, citigroup where the lowers with low and the highs stayed the same. he loved this. this is known as a wedge pattern as reliable at the pennant and the ponzi believes him and following the works of carolyn fib and can't not mention her on here to leonardo [ inaudible ] mathematician i talk about and you've heard of fibbin achy pattern and carly garner who uses data from the commodity futures trading commission to examine when tom hedge funds are leaning one way and we have to veer in a different direction for success. the bottom line technicians and fundamentalists could coexist. make peace with them both and you'll make a heck of a lot more

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