uso your vehicle. >> tony. >> long pizza using domino's pizza, march calls. >> and mike. >> norwegian >> sticking with it. >> yes. >> the cruises mike khouw making friends with the cruise industry thank you, ginuyg taking it easy on for "option action." >> my mission is simple, to 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. i'm trying to make you some money. i'm here toad indicate a educath you s so tweet me or call mechlt we're coronavirus 24/7 these days this could be with us until this epidemic runs its course, we

sure hope it z whidoes while we wait for that, the numbers hospitalized in china and the number that are released and die. it's going up to 20% of the nasdaq is up 2% that is where we should rollout our game plan for next week. first off, as you know, we're closed for monday for president's day. china is very much open. i fear another awful set of statistics i don't know why more people aren't investing in this they want people to go back to work they don't want to let people down so it can't be too discouraging. the whole world is hanging on the numbers. if this outbreak gode badly, it could turn into a crisis for the globe. you'll have executives fearing for their lives. that's right, their very lives

the infections will keep climbing and again, remember what i said from the very beginning. no one listened to me. trust no numbers out of china. don't trust them walmart reports. this comes with an analyst meeting this time. i heard a bunch of people predict this week that the quarter might be weak. that is not clear at all i think much of the worry goes back to target's disappointing results. i think they gain market share from target and has lots gf things to sachlt we want to know how much they'll be hurt by the china slowdown and whether the supply chain will be disrupted. they import, the food is domestic the they have a huge amount of business from domestic sources maybe you don't want to bet on something so volatile. how about in that ok, you bet on medtronic. remember the medical device maker? we see them. we go to san francisco this is the last conference call for the legendary ceo.

i expect it to be real good. he's made shareholders a ton of money in his time. wednesday we might learn what dish network plans to do with the assets they're buying for next to nothing from sprint and t mobile they pledged to build out a wireless network i think they need partners to make that happen maybe they'll just tell us about the quarter and tease us about the future that could be. now we also hear from boush health ever since joe papa came in as ceo to fix the place up, he developed a habit of making the numbers. unless he reports a real bad day for the coronavirus, i think the stock can go higher. we have seen incredible moves in the semiconductstocks how about an log deinvited, aei? it's been a consistent winner. thanks to the internet of things exposure kind of the manufacturing

industrial semiconductor then there is alanco animal health it's another animal health play. but it's had a big move. it's not as good as the last but it has been a bit of a dud since it spun off. i like the otdz on thdds on thi. i'm not a fan of oil the stocks is abysmal. both because there is a glut but also because wall street now cares about sustainability nearly every day that goes by we hear more stories about die vestments and that block is gaining steam. the fossil fuel stocks have no growth there is one growth oil company i want to listen to. natural resources. now they always played it straight thef they give us the real excely on where the industry is headed i trust them i know a lot of people are bummed about the negative stance so if you hate hearing bad

things about the industry, well, put your hands over your ears. i'm doubling down right now. we're from energy transfer partners e.t. the giant pipeline company i think can you figure out that we have too much pipe etp's own good i want to make another further point. i worry about the size of that yield given what is going on in the mlp situation. avoid the stock. well, thursday norwegian cruise line holdings reports. i think it is safe to say the past is not prolonging the cruise industry. right now this whole industry is in crisis. you have a cruise ship quarantined off the coast of japan filled with people to me the japanese are making the human guinea pigs for the coronavirus because none of them are allowed off the boat the boat was stranded. didn't even have the virus cambodia ju cambodia generously allowed them

n i wonder how many reservations are canceled because of the disease? how can you invest in norwegian? before core own yashgs i liked this stock very much but i want them to make the case, we also get results from the worst performers in my charitable trust, the eementsing via come ces when they merged with cbs, i guessed wed had a first class ticket to shareholder hell it's incredible how this company has done it set out to -- everything, it's met everything it said. the stock is the most hated in the s&p 500. but why? because it's all about core cutting and people are cutting the cord the combination is what attracteded me to this thing but these days viacom cbs thoosz do a lot more to entice other shareholders until then, i'm talking about a broken stock you want consistency, vote for con ed

they reported respectively they're the best utility stocks along with dominion energy who we'll hear from this very night. i think they're absolutely worth owning but the stocks have been, whoa, smoking! sfl we hear from dominos too i want to know if they're still under pressure from the cheap on line delivery platforms it traded incredibly well this week now here's one you know i've been behind. it's been struggling of late ventas will they be able to pull out of the tail snin this is my favorite investment trust. it it's come under fire lately it missed its own forecast thanks to an oversupply of nursing. list in, we missed it. i'm betting the ceo gets the

story back on track. they're waiting for the turn that i think they're going to engineer the security stocks have become a little problematic of late one of my favorite, z-scale, reports after the close. the stock is sneaking back up after some real turbulence makes sense to me. they do cloud security and i think that area remains a hot area, i think that z-scaler is going to be fine i really do. what worries me is the coronavirus has the whole agricultural complex stalled they've been doing terribly. never fear this is an election year an election year, farmers get big handouts, bigger than the usual substance. bottom line, as we head into

next week, remember, every night china puts out new coronavirus numbers. they may be fiction, they may be fact probably something in between. but the voracity doesn't matter until the outbreak burns itself out. earnings will not control the day to day action. i need to go to bob in michigan. bob? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thanks for taking my call. i'm a long time investor but only a recent convert to jimmy kill i'm wondering about merck. they recently announce the a spinoff of some of the products to a new company the stock price is off close to $10 from the 52-week high. so i'm unsure what is next s this a buying opportunity or should -- >> i've said, bob, that it was not a buy opportunity. i'm going to change my mind right here when it got to 3% yield, that was enough for me.

buy merck at 3% with a 14 multiple, i'm ready to start the position now the world is hanging on these coronavirus numbers. that's really what people talk about. expect those to color all of next week's trading. on "mad money," trouble in toy land i have to tell you, we have mattel on and tumbling after earnings is it a red flag or a buying opportunity? let's talk to the ceo. there are plenty of unknowns which defensive plays are worth circling back to i have an unlikely one that you may really like. and dough minute yun reached zero emission by 2050. i'm going to find out what that means for the stock when i sit down with the ceo. so stay with cramer.

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sales came in a tad light, down 3% year over year they delivered a terrific eight cents. the full you're forecast looked impressive stocks soaring after hours it was up 5% at one point. makes sense. then enthusiasm faded. and they got 3%. the problem is according to some analysts, this say low quality beat most of the gains are coming from cost cuts not from any strength in the toy business tells me turning itself around if they can generate much better than expected profitability with subpar sales, who knows how well they'll do when the revenues go up could it be worth buying into the weakness let's check in with the chairman and ceo of mattel. welcome back to "mad money."

>> thank you, jim. great to be tear beginning with the netflix/mattel deal, you're now playing offense. so the turn around is working. and when it comes to revenue performance, we actually grew revenue in every geographical region and in five out of the six categories where where he

operate. >> a very attractive entertainment slate. when i first met you, you were saying that mattel is going to be a platform. when i see, for instance, the masters of the universe series coming, i'm thinking this is what's going to spur demand from mattel in 2020. this is a great franchise. one of the great mythology

two shows with netflix and another movie coming expect more to arrive. >> now in the meantime, you reener reenergyized barbie. where can the franchise go if it grew to $1.2 billion highest growth sales in the last six years? >> exactly our purpose as a company is to empower the next generation to explore the wonder of childhood and reach the full potential and you couldn't have a better flat carrier than barbie to promote diverse taken inclusion and inspire girls to fulfill their potential and be anything they want. bar by barbie is on a run we just achieved our highest sales. barbie has been the number one fashion property gloel globally for each of the last four years and the best is yet to com we have great product innovation

we're introducing this year. i can't wait to show you more. >> speaking of can't wait. i can't wait to hear what you're going to talk about with american girl at the toy festival i have to believe that you got a plan because that does have to turn around >> exactly american girl is in turn around. it is one of the most iconic cherished grandz cherished brands in the industry it has great legacy and great heritage and deep engaged fan base. we're now in the first year of a turn around. we're launching a new strategy and there is a new leadership and enhancing the experience again, it's a turn ash it will take time. but we are very firm believers in potential and future of the brand. >> i know you as a total no none sense guy. i need a truth on the grand

appraisal. china and the coronavirus. i have to believe that you checked this out you made some decisions about how to handle it tell me what is really going on. >> so first i should say that our thoughts are with the people affected our people on the ground we're taking all the necessary actions to protect the well-being, health and safety. we have a team of experts in the region that are looking to minimize the disruption. we have the ability to mobilize some resources, ship inventories, leveraging our productioncapabilities we're in a better position than the industry because of our size, liquidity, manufacturing footprint is now becoming a

competitive advantage. and wee hope that we'll be able to mitigate the disruption of course, if this lingers, it will be tougher but for the time being, we just have to wait and see. and react as things evolve >> i know you took over. you're going asset light you were completely true to your word last question, where is the best place to build a toy is china is off line >> capitalize is a key part of our strategy we, as of now, we reduced three of the factories we consolidated or closed in china, mexico, and indonesia. we recently announce the we closing another factory in canada and this is all part of a campaign to achieve more efficiency, higher performance and better output from our manufacturing footprint. we're in the proservicess of reg our numbers of products we output this is part of our structure

simplification effort which is part of a headline driver for our cost savings and really designing a dmap is mocompany te progressive, dynamic, flexible able to progress and catch value from our asset base. this is part of a journey. we're not done this year there is more coming we expect to achieve $50 million of savings in 2020 from our capital project. this is on top of the $875 million of savings, one ray saving that's we achieved as of 2019 so a the lot of efficiency to capture, drop to being the bottom line. and helping us drive growth in the long term. >> all right look, the story is just gets better and better every time i talk you to. you can completely true to your word about what you said you do. and i think you'll do the same in 2020 which is good news for shareholders thank you. good to see you, sir

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tlnch >> after a couple down days, this is a remarkable run so, therefore, what do i do? i get worried it only takes one set of coronavirus of there is a tailspin that's why i keep circling back to the defensive stocks. bows this outbreak is putting a real dent and trying to expose you to these names

don't forget, bleach can kill everything including the coronavirus. the surface does matter. a lot is transmitted they go back again here is a company that makes toothpaste doesn't this look like what is in your bathroom if i open the cabinet, half of the stuff is going to fall out there is an inconsistent earner. like tony sow bran yoe the stock market first good earners. as a result, the stock is underperforming. the high 50s and mid 07's. five years in the last six years we circle and come alive

it reported a blowup stocks are a rare at that percentage and i think takes buy. colgate's is a problem of lack of growth. >> it's off to a sproeawling restructuring system the business stalled out with another contraction in the second half of 2018. this one, even though you've seen a lot in the store, you only 21% in north america is very low for these companies 48% and the groaning and carries some risk. when you get the vast bulk of

sales from overseas, guess what? you're at the mercy of the worst markets of the world, the currency market. declining currencies in latin america. colgate's numbers took a real hit. they translate into way fewer green backs. thanks in part to the foreign exchange fluctuations as well as raw cost inflation higher transportation costs we talk about a lot colgate forced through some substantial price increases. especially in countries that devalued the currencies. they had to do it to protect the margins. price hikes, we took the economy class and driveway customers put it all together and they translate into weak numbers in 2018 and weak numbers give you a weak stock they managed to rebound last year they hada nice relief rally. dividend was more trafkt it currently yields 2.2% some of the company's specific and in april colgate delivered a

modest beat good for management prasting 2% to 4% organic growth that's what investors want to see. the company is able to raise prices without sacrificing volume fast forward to july you have another robust quarter. this time they said the organic growth comes in at the high end of the previous forecast the stock shot up to 75. however, wall street started feeling more bullish about the economy last fall. i told you over and over again investors rotated she swapped out of defense f stocks and put their money into more cyclical names. it didn't help when they reported again in november, the numbers were just okay the headline results were basically in line, management raised the organic growth forecast slightly, a bunch of analysts took issue with the softer than expected margin. it was in the mid 60s. you have a little levitation to run up to the end of the year. first couple weeks of january. but colgate doesn't come roaring back until it reported its most

recent and stunning excuse me, stunning results two weeks ago oh, boy. this quarter was different while the earnings were in line, the sales, top line. much better than expected. up 5.5 year over year. pricing is up 1.5% global unify, 5.5% the organic sales rising an outstanding 5% and you got some nice margin expansion. that's the holy grail. noah wallace, who i have not met, the new ceo, guide ford 3% to 5% organic sales growth i think he is the only one in this whole consumer package group that i have not met. he breaks more gross margin expansion too and mid to single high earningsgrowth. impressive how do they pull off if you generate to struggle, colgate is a more consistent operator they made that happen by investing in the brands and maintaining margins. the dollar is weakening which

gives them a lot more breathing room than the rest of the world. this is the ultimate weak dollar play right here there are two more factors at work since this fellow wallace took over as ceo, the company made a series of acquisitions they bought this filarga -- i'll get it right, filarga skin care business i really love the skin care business i follow estee lauder, this is a good piece of it this is the premium andy aging brand. colgate is doubling down on higher margin products the filarga deal is already giving the sales a nice boost. really smart then last month they announced the small transaction, picking up hello products. that's rapidly growing toothpaste brand they're getting a lot of the toothpaste business. these are really good. this is a real good one. the second factor, colgate is a leader in sustainability for years, no one on wall street really cared about this stuff. water conservation, reducing

packaging. now there is a lot of money floating around for sustainable investments. so can the stock continue to climb? let me give you the bottom line here the stock feels a little fully valued traded 24 times next year's estimates. but we're going to get some bad days in this market. this is one to buy on market pullback i think you have to pounce colgate is the defensive name that could be worth buying in the teeth of a panic that i expect now because of the coronavirus outbreak and i've got to tell you, panic is a possibility. when it happens colgate, colgate palmolive. it's like 56, 65, you no he what i mean william in tennessee william? >> caller: boo yashgs jimmy chill. >> oh, man, i've been chilling what's up? >> caller: calling in regards to

yeti i'm surprised the stock pulled back over 5 points despite positive beat on earnings and a good 2020 outlook. i followed your successful guidance to pick this one up slowly as it sells off in the past would this be another time >> yes ben and i, my research director, we went over and over and we feel the exact same way. this stock is being pushed down. it shouldn't be. it is -- it had had a brilliant quarter. there has been shorts leaner on this thing from day one. they have a good product i think they do a good job i think the stock should have been up after that quarter colgate-palmolive, yes you know this was the best stock i recommended for years in the '80s and '90s. the i think it's back. i think you should pounce. much more "mad money" including must exclusive with the ford looking utility companies in the

country, dominion. i've got the ceo then the stock beat goes on. but this is sustainable. i'm giving my take and what it means for your portfolio of course, all of your calls, rapid fire and tonight's edition of the lightning round do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

with buying yields plunging, dividend stocks are back in style on the wall street fashion show specially utilitieswhich are red hot. are any of them still worth buying at this boot? i want you to consider dominion energy that is the big east coast utility. it has a little bit of everything gas business, electrical, gas pipeline export terminal in maryland. and they're even major player in renewables strong quarter this week the stock has been on a terror lately it made a new high today it is a bountiful 4% yield take a look with the chairman and president and ceo of dominion energy. better quarter and where his company is headed. tom, welcome back to "mad money. >> jim, great to be with you happy valentine's day. >> the oh, same to you

you gave i see facebook a terrific valentine's day present yesterday. with a renewable energy partnership. talk about it. what this is about is what a forward thinking utility does something terrific to get business in where everybody wins so you got the floor >> thanks, jim you're referring, of course, to our contract we entered into with facebook to build solar farm with them we also have done one with arlington county we have others with microsoft and amazon is moving their eastern headquarters to northern virginia in arlington county we've been working with them on that we have other -- they have a lot of data centers here we've been working with that whole community now for years to help them meet their needs and desires to go to all renewable if they can get there as quickly as they k and we're looking at trying to do the same thing if we can with the off shore wind farm replan on building.

>> one thing we went out to see at microsoft, i know he wants to have -- he has different scopes. he thinks he can help change really the food chain of energy, so to speak. most of the energy companies are trying why are you so far ahead why are you able to do these things when others keep saying they're trying >> well, we got thoughtful about it, i think, probably half a decade ago it started trying to, instead of just saying, hey, it's difficult for us to do that because of the way the regulation works or whatever, we said, let's work with them. let's work with regulators to see if we can come up with methods that are work for them, making sure that the extra cost if there is any, a lot of it can be done without any extra cost make sure that whatever extra costs are don't filter through to the rest of our customer base so that's what we've been working on for, you know, most of -- about probably half --

five or six years. >> wish others would listen. the growth rate is still above the whole industry >> yes it is. you know, just even five years ago, jim, we had a very little solar on our system. we wanted to make sure the cost got to a place where it was effective and cost efficiency for our customers. before we started deploying it in large quantities. we went from having none to the fourth largest utility holding company for solar in the country in just four years, five years >> congratulations for doing that you also put out a goal that i think is very hard for a lot of energy companies to do carbon, methane emissions. this very difficult for utility to meet. >> they are. and it's even more complicated for us than most

import and export facility a few minutes ago. so we work very hard on. this we had a goal to reduce methane emissions by 2030 and our carbon, we already reduced carbon by 50%, twit the industry average. by the time we got to this year to reduce it to 80 by 2050 we worked hard over that over the last most of the year. we're with our pafrtners in the united states and other things we're going to do. we need research and development to help with this and public policy support but we see a path to getting there >> something you mentioned in speech and development when you talk with the plastics

companies yushs not hoping they recycle more, you're hoping they come up with a new technology that allows it to biodegrade if we were able to give someone in science $5 billion to develop something, what do you really want to make it so that your footprint is smaller >> i think the two things i would ask them to concentrate on would be cracking the code on effective storage we own the largest one in the world, actually. and operated in vat va mountains. and the other would be, this will be controversial for some, is coming up with modular nuclear reactors. >> have you ever spoken to elan mus snk.

>> i have not. i've been at a conference with him but i haven't spoken to him personally. >> he once proposed the first one you mentioned of the two things he said it's going to happen he said he would do it this guy, when he puts his mind it to, maybe he's got some ideas and he can share them with the industry >> that would be great what he has worked on twloun of the companies is what they call -- it's -- i can't remember it's a wall. kint remember exactly the name they use for it. it's a standard set of lithium batteries that you can use for short term storage what i'm talking about is long term hours and hours and hours at a very, very large scale. not just for a house or a business and the other thing we really need help with is carbon cab tour and storag capture and storage. that another part of theibility national organization is looking at climate change. wet have to really crack the code on that too >> terrific.

thank you for all you do congratulations on your all time high you deserve it i want to thank tom farrell, chairman and president and ceo of dominion energy i know there are other utilities out there, can yyou can challene i think he is the most forward thinking when it comes to utility and cash on footprint to davenl do you ns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. free, free, free. ♪ that's right, turbotax free is free. free, free free free.

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autonomous driving that might be coming one of the ones he listed is black berry. >> he was wrong. and that's interesting that guy -- don't go breaking my heart with that stock. don't go breaking my heart with blackberry let's -- thank you for the kind comments from the dr. chill. tom in north carolina. tom? >> caller: mr. cramer, thank you very much for taking my call and for everything that you do >> thank you >> caller: my stock is key bank. >> i think key bank is a nice simple story gets a little yield. a little growth. that's fine. i need patrick in california patrick? >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jimmy chill. >> yo-yo >> caller: i need your opinion on gillian >> i have so many great drug stocks i don't need gilead. i think that you should go for bristol mire is better

let's go to art in california? art? >> caller: yes, professor cramer, i would like to know your opinion concerning the purchasing of home depot or alibaba. >> geez, could you put a gun to my said, i would say take the gun away from my head. i happen to think that home depot is terrific. my travel frutrust owns it. let's go to dominick in california dominick >> caller: grandson has a question for you >> sure. >> caller: jimmy chill boo-yah i'm a 14-year-old investor did you your home work on it and said it's great. with the earnings on tuesday, should i keep continuing to be a buyer of the medical maker inmode >> no, we're believers we wouldn't leave that one even if we tried. stick it with. 14-year-olds, i didn't know 14-year-olds weren't interested in the market. i thought they didn't care i thought they just wanted index

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there's an undercurrent to this earnings season that you may not recognize if you're new to the business. right now companies are being rewarded for beating the numbers but for giving you one glorious word and that word is visibility. okay, this is where this is going out of fashion in recent years. ever since the great recession, dm companies have been loathe to talk about visibility. they became too tisy too many businesses told me they had visibility when they didn't. and when they're disappointing, well, guess what the stocks got obliterated >> sell, sell, sell. >> so why bother sticking your neck out why set yourself up? now visibility is making a comeback maybe enough time has passed maybe business is just better. i don't know but what i do know we're seeing,

we're seeing stocks run up into earnings and then management is able to make a claim that future is brighter than the past. they see it. take nvidia. it's an uber cramer favorite one of the visibility of any company on earth and that is not high penitentiarybly even though this stock flew into the so-called print. it jumped again because they gave you not only a beat in raise. but they talked about a clear path in conversationtial artificialal intelligence. we're talking about technology that can answer basic questions from you, your voice, within 300 mill i seconds, regardless of the idiom. can you imagine getting in your car and saying hey, take me to the nearest starbucks or where is the nicest hotel? where is the four seasons around here for heaven's sake and it's like nothing. smart little thing nvidia will have that. ai inference it's here right now. this story is so early there is

nothing to fear about the future it won't be that year from help when about it coin minors overloaded because they thought there was gold in them hills when bitcoin collapsed, they returned the chips and nvidia got stuck with excess inventory. think of the past. why does this kind of visibility matter because it allows the analysts to model the future with more accuracy it lets them say, hmmm, the stock looks expensive when this years numbers as it does but it looks very cheap on 2023 estimates. and that more than anything else is why money managers paid up for nvidia today up 19 who else is in the visibility boat no one is really where nvidia is, frankly. i felt that ring central which is converting thousands of businesses to the cloud base communication platform is one of them they have dozens of clients on the website talking about how they save money, generated more

business at happier customers. the parent company said the payback is instant and that's how this company knows it can keep growing. that's why they did great. then there is alderex. this is one unless you watch this show haven't heard of i've been a huge backer. this is the data analytics company with a product that is vastly superior to microsoft's xl still the way people do things they surged nearly 10% today it won't be long they also got raised forecast from f-a-a-n-g:but they don't give you the kind of visibility this market gets started the only big tech company with great visibility is the nonf-a-a-n-g microsoft can new clients coming like droves to azure. that is the cloud platform there again, as far as the eye can see. that's why it accelerated

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stay right there you do not want to miss a cnbc special report on the coronavirus outbreak it is hosted by tyler mathis son. it will be excellent speaking of excellent, the nvidia quarter was as good as the stock being up 19. why? it's the inference chip. it's because they figured out both the data center and more

importantly how a chip can be smarter than you it can figure out the things you want it is the ultimate in voice and everybody wants it the stock deserves to be higher. there is always a market somewhere. i promise to find it for you i'm jim cramer the cnbc special report begins now. good evening, everyone i'm tyler mathisen this is day 46 of this global health crisis. and today, u.s. officials in five cities announced they will start checking patients with flu-like symptoms for the coronavirus. we learned that more than 1700 health workers in china have now contracted the deadly illness. and beijing just ordered anyone entering or returning to the city to quarantine themselves for 14 days. >> this is an evolving picture. >> new evidence tonight, the coronavirus is spreading faster and more freely than feared. >> from the amount of tran