decor is strong. i am going with wayfair and going vertical >> i am with carter on kre to the upside we want to use a lot of calendars and diagonal in that market and many others >> that does it for us it. happ my mission is simple to make you money. i am here to level the plain field for all investors, there is always a bull market some where, i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey i am cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramer america. my job is not just to educate but to teach you, put this in context, call me, 1-800-743-cnbc, tweet me @jim cramer that was ugly. dow falling 158 points

facebook reported amazing number last time. amazon gave you an amazing upside surprise and it got steam rolled it was hideous nonenonetheless, and i know that. there is the right way to look at it or the wrong way we don't look at the action and we are back to form an opinion about the quarter. that's the wrong way the right way when a company reports great number and the stock gets slammed, you look at the set up often because of an event like say an impending election. i am expecting massive confusion. one of the most confusing weeks of my career

unless the results are blow out this day, we may not know who won plus with mail ballots nobody wants to unstock a bowl of confusion why not sell everything on monday for starters, you are too late what the heck did you think was happening. more importantly you are not nimble enough to get back in after you gotten out look at our quality stock selling off right now. you definitely want to get back in take amazon and facebook with unbelievely go unbelievably good numbers and still got crushed. i hear people come up and they fermented. these were good companies with good numbers those people did not have anything else to do with the time the weakest was about the overall market, not what facebook said or did it could take down anything when it is in a bad mood.

there is no xanex for a mark apple got hammered too, even though tim cook made it clear that iphone 12 sales looking pretty good. i know some of you think when a ceo tells you their sales look good, he's not to be trusted again, absolutely wrong. you are getting the perfect buy opportunity at apple i recommend picking up some here and then you wait until the election to buy more and remember people who said i bury it in apple, i must be an apple und undertaker i am sorry, i buried you more importantly though i don't think your words are clever enough to gain yes i suspect that this stock market is best of a trump's victory

if we get an overwhelming win binomial den, stock will give you a dip and move up. the real risk is we'll spend next week stuck in purgatory by the way, let's hope it is only fought in the courts. you buy a little on monday when the market no doubt revisits today's lows you take a break on election day and buy more on wednesday. then you wait nlg tuntil the unemployment number on friday. worse case you buy some stocks on monday and if there is no confusion, well, you gotten a third of your money into the stock market what can you buy next week aside from apple, amazon and facebook. a big next quarter like anyone would say it, hey, guys it looks great -- who knows i think you can go with

microsoft. they're probably the best quarter of all but it was caught in the tsunami of the election all right, what are some other stocks where the company is doing well and people making up lies why the stock went down we'll hear some lies about estee lauder and clorox. estee lauder just annihilated everyone his skin care business is terrific why? it is booming. it is what masks do to your face if you take away nothing else in the show, at least remember to moisturize people may be stuck at home, if you spend all day at zoom, you still want your face to look good as for clorox which you should not use on your face, the new ceo, linda reynolds, all sorts

of clorox cleaning stuff did you ever notice, what's going to happen when it is cold and everybody is outside that's going to happen the stock has been drifting down though which is scary, people. we got to wait and see maybe it is catching at 200. if tech is really dead and we'll find out what sky works solution is on monday night they're the principle of 5g company. i expect nothingless it is trying to meet massive 5g demand, unlike what people say today. you want to watch out for paypal the stock of paypal recorded lower when the company's ceo makes a remark i think you should wait until tuesday to buy this one if you went in. you should went in paypal is the best financial technology place around. i would not do any buying on

tuesday. again, trawait a day while we wait, we'll be listening to you in the morning. a lot of people will sell this one if biden wins. i would say that incredible buying opportunity after every critical election where we fear democrats are going to do that now on a normal election day, tuesday night will mark the end of uncertainty these are not normal times so you have to leave more room to buy when you get the dips from people who are fearful. wednesday night we hear from kba qualcomm i bet they knock it out of the park how about this maybe buy some apple before qualcomm starts squawking because qualcomm is one of their partners even when they are not allowed to mention their name, it is like "fight club."

thursday night t-mobile reports fantastic numbers. may be a good place if the election has not been sorted out and same goes for roku it is adored by young people well, you can record me. the video game industry is headed strong for the holidays you may want to pick up -- take two interactive. you know they got grand theft throttle the greatest entertainment in history. it is my favorite to play, unless you think covid is going to be solved next week i know it is on schedule to be solved maybe buy some thursday and friday finally the labor department, non-farm employment report

whoever wins the election should call for a gigantic stimulus package. don't listen to all the people who we say get out now they have not been around long enough to know how wrong it could be we want the election to be over. steal yourself for a messy outcome and action in the stock market opportunity wills abound. let's go to steve in new jersey. >> hello jim, thank you for all your help. >> quite welcome >> my question is about super micro computer mfci? >> okay company. we got companies like amd and

nvidia sofi got a fractional share. hey how about we go to gerald? >> how are you doing jim cramer? i have been watching your show for 20 years do you think it is possible to get the ceo on the line one of these days >> absolutely, we got to find out what the heck happened to that boy well, a little disappointment goes pretty far. we'll get him back on. find out what someone pulled the rug out of amarin. let's go to roger in michigan. >> how are you doing, jim, booyah first time caller, started investing in march i want to thank you and all that great staff for all your advise and knowledge you dropped and all of our americans here trying

to make the oney >> can we get a little consistency with carson wentz, please >> i am checked with him i am more involved with that than this. sunday night is his night. let's make some money together >> i want to talk to you about the stock, it is my daughters' favorite they love it i want to talk to you about ulta it gotten a little bit of a bump today. >> listen to me, listen to me roger. i go home like every night and i

take out my ulta cleaning product to get rid of the ringing fire and my mask ulta is a brick and mortar place and it is reinvented the web i say you own that stock their products are fabulous. their website is great i am not kidding by the way. i have to worry about my skin, is horrible. i have not had this much acne since i was 13 the market -- the market is in a bad mood and i don't think it is over yet brace yourself for some messy action m "mad money," oil is on strtrack. i am talking with the top mind in space to find what's ahead for natural gas. picture perfect quarter, can the stock keep climbing? stay with cramer

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sometimes it is visionary and you don't want to mess with it it is a tough year for oil, oil got crushed today. climate change we enter the coronavirus economy and demand fell off the cliff. every time prices rise, some

producers get back on and prices come back down we are starting to see bankruptcies we are hearing chatter that kicks off away with consolidation. covid cases are exploding again. europe is going back to lockdown you have to expect partial shutdowns here at uncertain times like this, what do we do? we got to go to experts and veteran operators who understand the industry we are going to sariff suki, mr. suki, welcome back to "mad money. >> how are you >> i am in touch with you and i am not that good you sent me a little e-mail a long time ago that i am going tto be wrong and it is going to go higher it has been nothing but go up since you sent me that e-mail. where can natural gas go and

why? >> we are dealing with 75 rate in the united states and today is down to 72. in order to keep production flat in the u.s., we need 200 breaks to be operating. we are losing production every month. we started the year in '95 we are now down to 88. at the same time, demand is stable in spite of covid with the exception that we now exploiting more than we did last year we have a net data everyday. we started this week to go from storage, about two weeks earlier than normal. this is going to continue to accelerate for the winter. and what it is going to take is higher prices to doone of two things either increase production, or destroy demands.

so, increasing production takes time we are not going to go from 75 to 200 over night. it is going to take at least a year and a half or two years to get there. so we are going to have and be in serious deficit this winter we'll have to destroy demand we can do that one of two ways we can switch back to coal >> which we are not going to do. >> which -- well, you don't know of course inventory sitting there and prices are sbiwitching back right now our generation is not important. if we don't do something about it, it is going switch back to coal >> how about china not using our natural gas. does korea really need natural gas?

this is an alternative universe from what i thought was supposed to happen. >> my sellers have plenty of gas. the price of my seller is very low. so my seller -- it is increasing modestly but not much. if you look at all the gas players today, they are ahead for the next 12 months because of their financial situation therefore, higher prices is not going to benefit them immediately. >> most of them are related to xto. they bought natural gas at 9 bucks. maybe they're kind of wrong in both ways? >> well, at this point, i think they have to do to survive

so first we are going to have the action in gas prices and that would happen this winter. we are starting to see it. >> why are you the only person talking like this? you are the only person thought to export with fine natural gas. >> jim, you know me, i look at the number and i am getting in motion a little bit. we lost production we need to get it back >> maybe we -- should we not be exporting as much as we are in. >> okay this is a hard thing to do because now we are dictating prices around the world. the market is completely connected now. the rest of the world if we are going to do business with china and india and asia and europe in the future, we have to be

reliable partners. if we don't sell them our natural gas, we'll not be able to be partners so you see the last few weeks, a couple of months, asia and etf prices going up. >> wow >> we are just getting -- we are dictating the pace >> what happens if biden wins for president and not that really does not support fracking of the current president does. >> i don't think it will make a difference because reality is reality. slogans during election campaigns are one thing but at the end of the day, you have to deal with reality. we are going to do business with china. we are going to do business with india and india lng demand is up 20% and china is up 8% today

and europe is up 9% today. >> you were right and they were wrong. everyone told me these contracts would be cancelled and nobody needs natural gas, they're all wrong, are they? >> they can't be cancelled >> right >> so the second thing is the business motto that we created two years ago is no longer valid. it is a total commodity and being dependant on price index as volatile is not practical you cannot buy -- you have to come up with a different business model >> we have to wrap things up you are going to come on and explain how we should do it, okay you are dead right i can't believe how right you have been. >> well, you tell the truth and

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after we got this great number, the point is maybe we are heading into a weaker period when covid cases explode again, this stock is looking enticing here let's think deeply with the ceo of brunswick welcome back to m"mad money." >> thank you, jim, great to be on again when i see the new boats and women and hispanics and really of asians looking to buy boats, i am thinking the number of people buying boats verses the number of boats there are to buy is out of whack. the only way to make that up is for brunswick to make a lot of money. >> i think that's true, jim. the interests in boats from current boats and new boats have been huge through q-2 and into the third quarter and beyond

we did not have enough pipeline to serve that. the pipeline industry is down a lot, it is half of where it should be this time of the year which means we are ramping up as fast as we can in all of our production facilities hiring people to build as many boats as possible not only to satisfy retail which is continuing to be strong even into the traditional offseason but also trying to begin to back fill that pipeline i know one thing, dr. gadly,

comes on 6:00 which is late afternoon for me he says we are not done with this thing maybe it is going to be second half of 2021 so i am thinking i am lucky, i have got my boat when people realize this is 2021 and they go buy a boat, what will happen? >> it is interesting our production for all of our brands through the fers half of the year and our production for many of our premium brands fell beyond that. people are still ordering boats. actually it was the first couple of days of the fort lauderdale boat show yesterday and today. the show is smaller than normal. we are still selling more boats even with the longer deliveries. people just want to get a boat and if not necessary preparing

for the wait the lack of inventory which we are working to crack as quickly as we can is not detierierring retail at all. >> i am fortunate enough and lucky enough that i have means i have a lot of friends that have boats when you have a vacation and you can't go anywhere. if you go to italy in the old days and you bought your tickets and you went out or whatever and down payment for a boat. gough you got the boat you don't get to take the trip home with you. are people changing their mental

ph phyche of what owning a boat means. >> freedom boat club is a big offering there boats are becoming more reliable if you think of our system, for example, anything in the industry, you look at automotive or consumer electronics, our portfolios have changed a lot. think of the fact that 80% of the boats we sell now costs less than $50,000 we are not in the business that we are used to be 15 years ago selling these big yachts we are selling boat to the middle class they got great technology and overall the cost is lower and cost of maintenance is much lower and we put a lot of effort making sure that people can sell

f self- maintain >> my wife is all -- we are part of the larger group and the men don't boat, don't drive. the women do when did this happen >> well, it has been happening a lot more i think boats most often a family's asset, it is not like buying a motorcycle. the person who register the boat is one thing it is really a family asset. i think all along, women have had a huge influence over the purchase decision and content of the boat and the option content and the use of the boat. i think for a long time men and women have been pretty much equal partners in the boating experience and choosing experience if you would like, the selection. it is just men have historically register the boat but certainly

percentages have been changing >> how much of the stock market matter >> we are looking with the biden tax proposal out of interests. that's a $400,000 annual family income threshold less than 10% of our customers fallen into that category. we are really selling a lot of boat mainly to the middle class right now and so the stock market does not matter nearly as much as they may have done 20 years ago. >> david, you keep oncoming on and stock keeps ongoing on you have to fight these people i remember when things collapse. they should be remembering them when that illness did not go away unfortunately dav david, thank you for coming on

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you need to report a picture perfect quarter. in other words you need to do a cram cramer's fav nine. i started recommending the nine last year. covid-19 is really fuelling the fire because more business are being done on the phone.

big top line accelerating the growth five 9 can rally more than $8.06% of one of the worst days of the year. why don't we check in with the bankable ceo of five 9 congratulations, welcome back to "mad money." >> hi jim, thank you for having me on again. >> rowan, your revenue growth is steadily higher. suddenly you are taken a big leap this is accelerating revenue growth to 33.9 how the heck did you do that in this environment >> well, we have an incredible team here at five 9.

behind them is a market that's got two drivers. you got digital transformation which is absolutely on fire and then you got the cloud transition which has been going on for a long time both of those things have been going on with covid. the team from an execution perspective put together a lot of wins. this quarter was baked a long time ago for us. these deals were booked in many cases months and months before a lot of initiatives the team have been working on international expansion was a big one. our channel partner like we talked about last time with at&t businesses have been hitting for

all sill licylinders. >> tell me about this. >> we are really excited about inference. for your audience, if you call upmost contact center, just about any company, you will end up in that some what dreaded, we call it an ivr, push one for sale and push two -- >> right i hate that. >> we all hate it. everybody deserves better. we wanted to skip through that this technology is total revolution revolution on that front you get to speak to something that responds to english language and recognize it 100% this technology is a try for a long time and never gotten right until deep learning and the revolution that we have for ai over the last few years. it is accurate and available for companies of all sizes

>> does any of these inference thing starts with if you know your party extension hit it now? >> no. >> who the heck knows anyone's extension? >> the whole idea is talk to me in english and speak to me in whatever language frankly and tell us why you are calling. call and i want to find out where my order is. oh, no problem, i will look it up >> they're polite? >> you can have a total self-service interaction one is to usher consumers who'll get a way better experience leveraging this modern technology we'll get an answer quickly. we don't have to wait to talk to limited resource we can get an answer quickly the other big benefit to businesses because businesses are struggling under covid as you know we saw since covid hits, minutes have been driving off the chart. if you call any vendor recently, you will find that the wait time

is off the chart because they can't handle the hiring fast enough of people this technology drives material cost savings for businesses. >> judging on what you are talking about when it says twice the avenue of users. good margins >> as you said this over the fullness of time could double the time of our company. what it adds up to is we are at the begin oning of a transformation of a large market i see years of growth in front of us. >> what's happening today, i get ten texts or tweets or whatever. people say it is over, over. what i listen to what you are saying how good of transformation be over in month three? >> yeah, i don't buy it.

>> it is not over for us and if i find a company that uses you and does that inference, let's say a drugstore. i am not going to go to the other drugstore chain. it is pretty cut and dry >> it is simple. we have seen a strong preference in surveys and millennials who want self-service, they want it fast and they want to get it through that whether that interaction is going to be on text first which is pretty much the de facto standard you want to first use that text channel and you need to speak to someone do you want to speak the phone, inference supports both of those modes, customers coming to us, look, we really want digital first engagement for our customers. they are a huge driver of loyalty. they don't have a great experience when you need to reach out to them. you are going to switch brands that's how it goes >> it is a requirement for companies to fix this and it is

a $24 billion category today that's barely penetrated with modern technology. >> i am urging our viewers to listen to what rowan is saying the election had nothing to do with it. rowan, thank you for being with us again and again great to see you >> thank you very much, jim. >> we went out west all these times to look for companies like this you can't sit here well, right now i'm siting here but i hate it. i love that story. "mad money" is back after the break.

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it is time it is time for "the lightning round. are you ready? why don't we start with bob in new jersey >> hi jim, greetings from your home state question on obscure cloud stock. good quarter >> unisys. the voice of the eagles. it is trying to make a come back you know what? you are never going to get me in one of those guys. i am strategictly in the faang stocks that's where i am going to be. i like them more than unisys

>> jerry in jersey >> some years ago, i invested in smart balance. i was on your show, you said i had good sense and said we are making money now i am asking you about lgih >> they make a ton of money. you know what? you still got horse sense. i like that. those stocks are coming right back i think it is a good idea. i need to go to dave in connecticut right now. >> jimmy, booyah from hartford, connecticut. >> i like these stocks, the potential of a bar stool sports.

>> i heard chase speaking. i think you got to let the stock come down. they did that secondary and now you are through that price it is okay it is a wonderful company. this covid thing is all over the place when it comes to going to the casino it is hard to maintain a casino with another wave of this horrible surge >> can i go to kabir in ma maryland >> my question is caci international. >> i like caci the democrats spent as just much time on the republicans. >> let's go to daphne in tennessee. >> kudos cramer. >> booyah. >> what's going on with cisco? >> 4%. it is an internet of things play

really for next year and not this year. people are caught up in nvidia or amd or marvell tech they feel like cisco is really next year's story. the 4% yield is not enough to keep them. that's really what's going on. they did have a quarter that people did not like. that's what's happening. >> can we go to mixman in illinois >> booyah backward i am a first time long time, i started reading your street.com and joined the internet bubble. >> thank you, man, you have been around

that's 26 years out of my life out the door i love every minute of it. let's work together. >> my company reported better than expected earnings initiated earnings and guidance above consensus and had a 10% increase but stock price barely moved, what's your view on fliri. >> i don't understand why that stock could be this cheap. that's a good company. >> that's the conclusion of "the lightning round. "the lightning round" is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade tal, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of the stocks you're interested in. now this is what i'm talking about. yeah, it'll free up more time for your... uh, true crime shows? british baking competitions. hm. didn't peg you for a crumpet guy. focus on what matters to you with thinkorswim.

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those companies are biassed against them hating on big tech is becoming a bipartisan pass. people on both sides of the isle believe these companies are too

powerful in plain english means social media sites can't be held liable pretty much any way they want. even though they're not on the hook for this stuff. facebook spends tens of million of dollars trying to stop commentary hard core racism or slander. zuckerberg don't want to be making these calls himself he had congress to help. the great late supreme court stewart and his definition of obscenity. i know it when i see it. now that we have seen earnings from big internet, i wish politicians would think twice pulling these stunts in a country of 8% unemployment, these tech titans are all hiring and not firing they're the crown jewels of the

american economy they are ambassador to the world. take amazon, amazon reported phenomenally but the stock got crushed today. spending billions of dollars to help us cope with covid-19, the average company is still firing people doing a lot less to fight the pandemic than amazon or facebook if you want to start a small business right now, you will need facebook and instagram. they'll help you facebook is doing more to help entrepreneurs, they're the real ambassador for facebook. it is not our tax dollars that are doing it how about alphabet and google? sure they beaten microsoft, they own youtube. they created a space for production companies to hire hundreds of thousands of people. finally there is apple think of the app store, that is

platform that's created million of jobs for software developers and content creators you got these incredible engineer job creators, maybe our elected leaders should prioritize and not screwing it up it is not just about jobs? these big tech companies are america's cultural ambassadors to the world it used to be coca-cola and mcdonald's and now it is facebook, google and apple now i am not saying congress should give mark zuckerberg the congressional medal of the internet even they admit they need some government regulations i think it is counter productive to treat these titans are the enemies. they are not fivillains they have the goose that keeps laying the eggs. you don't antagonize it and you don't stop feeding it. you let that goose do its thing.

i know big tech companies are easy to hate but we got a good thing going here let's not mess it up i like to say there is always a bull market some where i promise to find it just for you on "mad money. i am jim cramer, see you monday. the news with shepard smith starts now. "mad money." i'm jim cramer spe see you monday "the news with shepard smith" starts now i'm shepard smith on cnbc and this is the news >> i don't take anything for granted. >> make america great again. >> it's the final countdown and the final weekend before polls close in america the candidates battling it out in the midwest tonight, we're on the trail with both campaigns stocks tumbled this week and covid infections skyrocket, as wall street collides with a wall of worry >> dining now banned in chicago, as new covid