>> all right dan. >> morgan stanley. >> guy >> meow. caterpillar. >> thanks for watching fast. "mad money" starts right now. hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money. i am trying to make you some money. call me, 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me @cramer another day, another rally the dow gaining 351 points

nasdaq finishing up 2.56%. sometimes stocks deserve to go up or nothing. it is critical to see stocks lev tate li levitat levitateli what they are doing here we are paying more for the same level of earnings or story, betting that someone else will take it off our hands for a price that's still higher. some people calls it full theory multiple expansion is what we saw today. wall street got hyped of the best of the best look at what led us higher start with apple and it is always fun to start with apple you follow apple, we all know they want your new phone

tomorrow new iphones come out on the clock work and even 5g in it and we had to buy in it of course. that did not stop wed bush he points a step up for demand for components of larger version. we know that from marvel and sky works solution let me read you one let's say sn snippet.

a super cycle, huh when you call something a super cycle, you have to catch somebody's attention i am superstitious of super cycle. we heard it right before the entire wall street crashed and burned >> morgan stanley called for a fracking super cycle so let's talk about a super cycle. that says i like apple and i think you should own it and not trade it people are going to buy it today and they're going to sell it tomorrow because it did not go higher the bar is set so high there is a good chance apple will disappoint today's buyers talk about great expectations.

siri, will the stock go higher >> here is what i found. >> then there is amazon which jumped 5%. unless you live under a rock, you know tomorrow is amazon prime day, go figure that out. we are in a pandemic, we know there is going to be a ton of shopping why not wait that's not how john black tallyt these things he is expecting a demand surge i know it brings nothing new to the table because everybody knows this stuff already i think it is better to say nothing. now the stock is worth ahead and it is harder for amazon to move up to the prime day hype you can see some is downgrading

and doing something negative because of their let down by prime day. that's the kind of stuff is that happens on wall street have you noticed the stock of google and facebook has been lagging morkeie competitors. well deutsche bank knows this. he says he prefers google because it has been a lagger and even his facebook has big ecommer ecommerce. i was hoping that for once the expectation will be low enough to easily be beamed. honestly, i am hoping the government will break up alphabet i think some of the parts are worth more than the whole. waymo and health businesses, they're all better off in stand alone companies.

one of the few cases over sales that can benefit shareholders. have you noticed how much of the heat die down since facebook became an ecommerce facilitator? i think it bought the company a ton of goodwill could be a small and medium size businesses i don't know about you, i was already hyped for facebook how about another piece by deutsche analyst taylor mcginnis, the check came back more missed on deal activities that made me nervous mcginnis says not to worry we can continue to weather the storm better than most of the sales and we'll remain bullish

hey, i like microsoft, too does it matter the stock rallies 2.2% i don't want to pick deutsche bank today the guy who likes facebook and google recommended twitter with a catchy phrase come f"comple fh me." it is written by sinatra i love sammy hunt but i would not expect for the song working into a piece of upgrade. again, not wrong it is nice to see someone else acknowledged that. now it is not all tech

i read through the note as one of those pieces that says enough with the stock under performance. it gotten too cheap for the rest of the group after five years of relative under performance chl we think it is the time now to buy pep. give me some of that performance. me i don't want relative per tomorr performance. today's rally is based on hopes and hypes, not new facts these prices are thin reads that make me wants to pull my horn. that's when you need to get more cautious not more exuberant let's go to brad in california

>> an early halloween booyah gunpoi got a hype line stock for you. 730 max. >> it is a nice drerivative of boeing spirit and nge, it is a nice speck. let's go to dexter in california >> booyah, jimbo >> how do you like that? >> family booyah, jim. we love your show. i got a question for you everybody needs money and with historically low borrowing rate,

this company makes it simple and easy to apply it online or over the phone. i don't even work for the company. what's your opinion on the lending tree >> i like trending tree. doug came on the show and told us right i dmeneed to go to richard in florida. >> what's going on >> i need your opinion on iri. >> it is a play in used cars i am in favor of the stock of siri >> okay, another day and another rally where stocks go up or nothing. that makes me a little more nervous than i normally. i like ideas and facts "mad money" tonight, forget ford

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ford verses ferrari. it is ford verses general electric obviously ford and gr are not competitors. they do have something in common i think the recent trajectory

tells us a lot about this mark both are great american companies that became long-term losers both started to show green shoots and making investors optimist optimistic both are be loved by the robin hood crowds. so tonight we are handicapping ford i do like both stocks here though only one can hit the sweet $10 first. it could be a close tie. why do we care about this race of 10 bucks? >> a lot of professionals won't touch this because it is stoo risky. once you cross $10, maybe these guys finally got their acts together with ge at 6 bucks in change and

ford surges ahead. a 5% plus today, thanks to an unexpected upgrade in 2011, ford was $18.75 i remember because we went out to see them. since then it has been downhill. stocks have nod traded since 2018 ford was the big automakers to emerge during the financial crisis without taking any bail-out money the last decade has been a financial hardship th interest and taxes dropped to basically zero i can spend all night getting to what went wrong here ford spent years making the wrong types of cars. they kept on trying to sell small cars when america wants

suvs second may be more important, ford's international business is terrible what a mess. ford never figured out a good strategy for china and south america. a problem over and over again. as a result, ford's motor had a rotating cast of chief executive, he saved the company from bankruptcy. the most recent one, jim hackett, got pushed out this past august. in march, ford borrowed $15 billion from two different credit lines since then the business started to turn around thanks to the pandemic, people are terrified of mass transit and car pooling. we are seeing a demand in autos.

jim farley, the new ceo, i think he's doing a great job he likes cars and trucks and he does not like to lose money. ford's quarter sales down just 9% this was their best quarter for pickup trucks since 2005 how about ge this is as tough one the climb of ge has taken for decades. it still had a $30 stop. now it is below 7. acquiring baker use and big player in the oil service,

horrible financial deals that were made that nobody really understood either. it turned out ge written idiotic long-term - but, it was not his mess he discovered more problems a larry culp, he's the ceo of gander by the beginning of this year, culp turned it around but then covid put the stop on hold since then the stock had a couple of rallies and the past few weeks it started moving up

again. i do think this time is better air travel is slowly but surely. contrary to popular opinion, very few people seemed to catch covid on planes and airports ventilates a ventilations are good and people wear masks put it simply, ge is a recovery play if you think we'll get a vaccine sooner or later, this stock may pass forward on friday, goldman sachs put out this really good piece where do they give a $10 they're planning the gain, too which gave me the idea for this piece. i like ford verses ferrari ge is the best vaccine story who does win the race to 10? right now ford sells for ten times of next year's earning

assessment much cheaper than ge you can look at the other metrics but ge is much more expensive on a cash flow basis, too. those who other metrics -- i also think it has a better story. ge will come back eventually buford's automarket is coming back now right now they're trying to make demands. ford got more momentum and much closer to the finish line. i think both ford and general electric are headed back to the double digits. one of these in your portfolio, i would go with ford stick with cramer. when we started carvana, they told us

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another day where averages are rolling high covid trapping millions of us at home and making us afraid to shop for things in person. you will think retailers would be broke here, right wrong. the whole group got slammed when the pandemic first roll in but lately we are seeing comebacks, l brands, american eagles outfitter and the gap. who the heck would see that? well, one guy did see it, matthew boss these things were some of the worst laggers in the market. over the summer, boss realized all three of these retailers have become extremely cheap.

l brand and american eagle and gap all had something positive for them a strong concept that made him think they can maintain their market shares during this tough time while each of these stocks is worth since boss got it on the table, it got more room to run or else i would not be doing this piece l brands, that's apparel company with victoria's secret they have been trying to sell victoria's brand in late july, l brands pulled out. they gave us a business update the aggregate numbers were not great.

protecting 10% sales growth for the second quarter people are stuck at home plus, bath and body work was a solid access it does not hurt to be selling soap at a time people are washing themselves all the time. the next day, a bunch of analysts raised the price target, upgrading the stock and giving you a $32 price target. bath and body works is the best brick and morter retailer. his research suggests they're seeing 80% sales growth in store locations. maybe l brands should break itself up because bath and body works on its own may do a fortune. bath and body works delivered

87% sales. l brands did form a joint venture to spin off victoria's secret stores. yes, i know. did we miss the bottom absolutely i like that upside the market does go down, gives you a chance to buy it and you are not just stuck with the closing price. next is american eagle outfit r outfitte outfitte outfitters they got aerie, that's their lifestyle brand for intimate aerie posted 20% for sales all this was before the pan dd c

pandemic at the time the stock was at $11 in change. boss gave it at $17 price. thanks to this aerie brand he made a bet that american eagle could soar and once again he got it right. though the core of american eagle brand was down, aerie's sales went up to 22% i think the stock does not reflect this concept i like that call how about gap? this is a household name, right? just like american eagle, boss thinks gap got something special, in this case it is atheleta if you can't beat them, join them or at least copy them it is more complicated than

that people don't need more business-casual stuff. comfortable stuff they can wear at home. covid created a world where if you still have a job, you got more spending money because there is nothing to do people are spending those extra money on goods when the gap reported much better, ahleta sales went up businesses moved a ton of merchandise online all brick and mortar stores were cut in half. now these ruthless store closures are good businesses and obviously they are terrible if

you work there still these closures the reason boss upgraded gap from under to neutral. 20% gains since he included in mid august there is really only one thing you. ed to know about the gap right now. at the beginning of the month, the company announced they'll be hiring and not firing an extra 50,000 people. all three stocks are still pretty cheap l brands sells for 14 times and american eagle at 13 times and gap at 18 times but still reasonable the bottom line, matt boss is the best retail analyst. he's the best on this, every step of the way. l brands and american eagle and the gap, they all have more run to run let's go to john in utah

>> chilly jim. >>. >> what's up >> i think you are chill, jim. i got a name for you on my radar. bought it at 180 and sold it at 120. it has been halted to focus on the domestic business. q 2 earnings and same store sales and profits. the company is doing a good job as we head into the holidays, there is a lot of question with the healthy price, ulta >> tell me why i like it >> she's a fabulous person she will come up with tragedies to serve the under served in this country who deserve and can afford great stuff

i use ulta all the time. i went on their website. we are both big thing of ulta people matt boss is right >> l brands and american eagle and the gap all has room to rise sports is back it is ait a touchdown for your portfolio? i will sit down with this $10 company robin hoohooder i am going to reveal it. and the lightning round, stay with cramer.

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these are so-called blank check businesses they search for potential take over targets by now you can name a bunch of these. draft kings came public. virgin galactic. we learned playboy returned to the stock market every now and then there is one really compelling you have to bet on these spacs, you are basically betting on management.

meanwhile the chairman was on location before that the executive vice president of the nfl a partner of goldman sach sachsachs sachs -- that's a heck of a resume let's hear it from mr. grubman. >> i got a couple of great partners >> when i look at the orb in

your documents, there is a lot of entertainment and sports. must it be one of the others or are you looking for combinations >> let's talk about that it is sports and bentertainment and the technology and services that's associated with those verticals. if you draw the picture of all of the things that could be in it, it is pretty wide. it is business around what people do in their spare time and for fun or entertainment but all the things that enables them to do that so it could be directly into sports and entertainment or into enabling technology technology >> if that's the case, why not come public and say as a technology company, why did you pick spac? >> what it has to be is a good

public company something that when we merge with it, people will recognize the attributes that make them want to own it it is simple as that it could be something else >> how is the fees compare to typical hedge fund >> the fees are high if you just look at this amount of money that spac raises if i raise just put it in simple terms. if i raise 100 bucks and did a deal for 100 bucks the fee for the people who did the deal with us would look very high as you know when these spacs are doing a deal, the thing that's raising it is 1,000 or 2,000 the amount of fees spread over the deal size is usually pretty small. >> when liuyou look at this, di you start by saying your

partner, there is a lot of stuff for sales, we got to do something. i got some great ideas and if we had some money and spac, we can execute. >> it is the second one. >> i am not smart enough to know what market will be in six months or 18 months from now frankly i don't know what the market would be, i am smart enough to know about businesses that we can understand and i am smart enough along with my partner and with my investors to know what kind of company would make a good company. with those ideas and having a good understanding of what we are looking at, i thought it was good to bet on myself and john collins and those two fellows wanted to bet on themselves. >> and it went to hedge funds

and you have top success one more question, i have been to football games with you all the time you say the same things in your time of the nfl, did you see something that you could develop yourself and now you are trying to put pen and paper on >> absolutely. it is on location. you call it olay if you look at sports and entertainment, it has had a tremendous amount of private capitol and it had private equity capital associated with it entrepreneurs and founders but it has not had a tremendous amount of public capital associated with it it does not mean i am smarter than athletes or teams, it just means i am bringing a capital market perspective to it and i am someone that they have talked

to before. it may feel like they're trying to sell something. i am the view of us having a conversation as them understanding me and i understand them. if we are trying to solve a problem or take advantage of an opportunity and they have the problem and the opportunity then spac becomes a tool. it is a really useful tool because you can do a lot of things with a spac that you can't do with an ipo this is not better than an ipo it is just different and so with that kind of flexibility, my hunch is we can find some things to work out. >> that's a great explanationex.

>> you are absolutely right, eric now we have a way to bet if you think if sports is a great entertainment business as i do and entertainers all get out eric grubman guys, it is a $10 stock. to me alone that's exciting. stick with cramer. 20 years ago, i was an hourly

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round. and then the lightning round, are you ready? >> let's start with mike main pennsylvania >> thanks for taking my call, jim. i appreciate it. i need your opinion on wing stop buy, sell or hold? >> i do prefer pizza wing stop did not have that great of a report this time. they had better ones in the past >> louis florida. >> hi jim, how are you doing >> i am doing well >> good, good, excellent i have a question for you, there was a stock i was looking at last month around this time, it is jks, last month it was trending around $20 and today is $63. did i miss out on it or it is something that i see a better buyi buying opportunity than now. >> this is about tariffs and trumps

these stocks are all up because of tariffs i think they're way too hot. i don't like way too hot let's go to steven in illinois >> chicago bears, booyah, jimbo. he gets it done. >> i wanted to ask you about ftc, i am up 16% since august and i want to get your thoughts on it. >> i think they have done a lot of right things since august and make people feel they should not be shorted therefore this stock could climb as high as 15. i think it is worth it until then let's go to in this case in new jersey >> great >> i know you are a fan of spac, my boy here wants to ask you something. >> all right >> booyah, jim can you tell me if i should buy

this new battery company kcac? >> a smart kid there another one of these, its got quantum scare that's going to take place this young lad deserves more information than i am giving i don't want to give him the impression that you can go to class and say an answer and not do any homework. let's go to james in pen pennsylvania >> thanks for having me. >> my question is for company transfer, et they had high distribution and i think the company is different because 85% of their revenue is contracted out and not based on the current price of oil i would love to hear your thoughts on that >> too much debt i know that change in management

should be significant. the pipeline business is a terrible business. these are all stocks and a lot of wealthy individuals gotten involved with and they're losing their shirts and no one wants to be in them i use rusty stuff and i don't feel any confidence at all about any pipeline companies let's go to bill in florida. bill >> hey ya, jim, i increased my position in cracker barrel and i was curious of what you thought. >> i like cracker barrel, they're the first to come back they're interesting and family oriented i think you are okay let's go to dan in florida >> claramer, thanks for taking call i a new investor and i started watching your film in march. i appreciate all you do.

a few months ago, you are taking on oil and you said you liked eog. >> chevron is investable and eog is investable and that's it. i am not recommending -- i am saying that these are not my favs if you like them, those are the ones ladies and gentlemen, conclusion of the lightning round "the lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya.

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stop fretting about the stimulus negotiations. i love it if the democrats and republicans are hammering out deals. maybe they reach a compromise or blow it. i say forget about the stimulus stock and start buying thing e agriculture stock. there is a fabulous agriculture stock right now that does not depend on a stimulus this is one of them. it is taken everybody by

surprise let's do a snippet from j.p. morgan "a perfect storm just blew over the u.s. agriculture sector with crop supplies significantly tighter than anticipated and demand accelerating. even better, j.p. morgan likes how things are shaping up in 2021 with solid demands and coupled with china aggressively buying american agriculture products the short term fundamentals. there is one slight problem here the analysts still has to sell in fears

even though they are raving about agriculture, they want you to sell the stock. i think that's crazy at which point they'll be forced to upgrade and stocks will go higher if yours good, you can't forget about ager this company is way too cheap. this man retired about a quarter of a share cap demands for tractors is off the charts supply's down, demand high talk about a bull market anyone who's ever grown corn knows these guys i actually grew corn for a while, i mean what the heck do i

know they are genetically modified and producing some of the best last week, a smart activist firm started coming after them. i first read the presentation, you may want to buy the stock. this is a profitable business with few competitors and you should be making money that's a lot to do when you got an agriculture bull market don't forget the vefertilizers. that's why i like mosaic given fertilizers a commodity business the stock got more room to run it is a quiet bull market that's being fought tooth and nail.

the bear can't stop it the darn thing is too powerful i would like to say there is always a bull market some where. i promise to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i am james cramer and i will see you tomorrow the news with "shepard smith" starts now devastating. >> drenched, destroyed and devastated the deadly aftermath of hurricane delta. >> we're resilient we're louisiana. >> after back-to-back monster storms we find the heroes stepping up to help their communities. day one of the senate confirmation hearing for