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big time money managers can't get comfortable with a fed engineered recovery with rates too low to make any sense at all. we often hear about the bull case or bear case with interest rates so low, the bear case is one day the federal reserve will decide to take away the punch bowl doesn't have to happen in the interim, the pessimists are fooling themselves after a major rally yesterday, we consolidated. the dow dipping 82 points, s&p declining 1.2% and nasdaq edging down in other words, the bull case for this market is like a stampede of smaller bull cases rather than one giant all encompassing one let's run some down. believe me, i'm leaving out a lot. i could have done fang chose not to the opening of america is a rolling positive when you hear it, when you hear about the reopening, all you have to do is think about well,

hey, doesn't it make you want to travel like so many other industries, the airlines were caught unaware and unable to expand and didn't have much hope for rapid recovery now, the recovery is here and these stocks started to make their move southwest already had a strong come back, united, delta, american air the people can't get plane tickets because everything is booked up. meanwhile, the bull market and cruise lines are back now that the president blessed trips to al alaska they still have more upside. these stocks have nine lives there are only five. we're seeing the same thing in the casinos. i like mgm but love wynn resorts. quintessential las vegas is making the move. the destination thesis was nicked by the unfortunate streaming numbers but the theme park business is looking great so six flags and cedar fair have more room to run

i don't want to get too far ahead of myself but when this trickled down to boeing stock. the airlines are like farmers, when they are flushed they buy new machinery from boeing. the reopening trade is like a forest fire that keeping spreading and hard for the bears to put it out. poor smoky in the last week we've seen big gains from the shopping malls and shopping center names and not long ago been stripped for dividends and left for dead. no, huge winners even the banks are being treated as reopening plays because a booming economy requires more loans and when the fed is forced to raise interest rates, that will make it more profitable there is relentless buying in the banks. why? you're getting a chance to buy the stocks before the fed gets control over their ability to pay large dividends or buy back stock. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity by june. fomo for banks is a good thing now it happens daily beyond the reopening thesis, there are relentless cycles that

carry into our industrindustries we are talking about the agriculture cycle. the overlooked conference call, you'll see the greatest ag cycle in a decade, some would argue the greatest in modern history seed companies, all in fantastic shape buys in any weakness this cycle is a dream come true because we're only half way into it we've got the best steel cycle in living memory with a few players, new core, cleveland cliffs and there is a lot of excitement about an upcoming spac the merger is combining with an old-timer. yes, canadian flat rolled steel producer this is one of the rare spacs that will work then there is the health insurance bull market united health. all-time high today. signific cigna, human that, saying welcome aboard they can be bought in any rare dip and the meme stock cycle remember these game stop is roaring higher since manage 7ment decided to

raise capital when selling stock into the mall of the bets crew staging a monster rally once it was able to raise cash on the back of the same investors, i keep waiting for these guys to adopt another target, some fresh company with a big short position that can use the cash my pick, wall street meme, beat, ama, here, beyond meat 22% of the float is short. got a chance for a giant expansion of their deal with mcdonald's, i don't know where they're going to come up with the cash for a new position. maybe today's success, of course, twitter is the same time the consumer product and drugstore. i know these companies have issues with freight and plastic costs and bored by that. i think plastic is about to break down with the exception of

chlorine because chemical stocks are acting like they peaked. the housing cycle l iis supposeo peak but home prices keep roaring. every time they suggest, the supplier is well below demand and with low mortgage rates that aren't supposed to be able to maintain are d.r. horton has been great how about toll bothers best housing market in 32 years. that led to excellent gains for other stocks people keep shorting way fair, macy's, they show no signs of waiting do you mind if i throw target in there? they have a lot of housing in there. how about the mall circle? the malls are in good shape which means things must be great for tenants l brands has been leading the pact the lion trade is expanding to urban outfitters, children's place.

but the strength in the stock had a reality in property finally there is no signs of flying in the semi conductors. this group looked like it peaked in a moment. with the united states committed to building as many as switch new semih conductors later tonight, the government mandated demand will extend the cycle longer than anyone thought that means you got to buy applied materials, amsl. here is the bottom line, just like america runs on duncan, the stock market runs on cycles. when you have this many running at once, the averages are resilient and you need to keep buying the dips, there is just too much to like steve in illinois, steve >> caller: jimmy chill, boo-yah. >> boo-yah, what's up? >> caller: jim, first, i want to thank you for the positive vibes you give on your show during the challenging times of the

pandemic when people are stuck at home. >> thank you, man. got to come to play not to brea people down. what's going on? >> caller: my 10-year-old daughter loves you and when you give the callers a boo-yah and she's learning about investing herself. >> that's right. that's what she should do. >> reporter: you made dinners more entertaining when we were stuck at home during the pandemic. >> thank you, buddy. >> caller: hey, jim, i'm calling about the preholdings. it seems like the most successful retailers during the pandemic have a strong e commerce internet presence with online sales comprising a significant portion of total sales, particularly with consumer spending of stimulus checks do you think it falls in this -- >> i think they're trying to fall into it they're not there yet. i think they will get there. i actually like the company. i wish i pushed it hard when it was lower but i was afraid the chinese economy wouldn't come back and the chinese principle buyers of the stuff. you got a good one

your kid has horse sense thank you for the call now john in georgia, john? >> caller: hey, cramer, i have a question about cleveland cliff clf. >> there you go. let go to work. >> caller: hey, my friend sam from florida thinks clf is already priced in but it seems under valued compares to others still in the sector. vertical integration, multiple accusations. with china playing implemented export tax and cancelled the 13% export rebate for exports out of china are practically not in business does this make the bullish case? >> they're not able to dump in here anyway. that's something the president can agree with the previous president on you're absolutely in great shape with cliffs. i was surprised cleveland cliffs came back down did a deal and it flopped and chopped and ready for the next leg. brian in new york, brian >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, bri.

>> caller: since people are coming out again and musicians want to play live, i was wondering what your take is on live nation. >> it's a double from when people realized that the cycle is go out of your house cycle has started and it's been a winner and i got to wait for a pull back before i endorse it. the stock market, it runs on cycles here is a bunch of them i just found just looking through charts today the average is said to be resilient because of the cycles. keep buying the dips on "mad money" tonight, it feels like there are very few issues republicans and democrats agree on but teamed up to tackle the semi conductor shortage. what it means for the economy and can the video game stocks keep roaring higher as the country turns the corner on covid-19 i'm going off the charts to find out and can grow generation continue to bank on growing

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right now we have a high quality problem. the economy rebounded faster than expected. we don't have enough semi cond conductors, lumber, metals this is fixable. we need supply to catch up with

demand we desperately need new capacity or the white house is pushing to build seven, that's right, seven semi conductor factories here in the u.s. gina is spear heading this entire effort to get a better read on the situation. secretary, welcome back to "mad money." >> hi, jim, great to be with you. >> thank you, madam. madam secretary, this are few issues that have national security, higher education and as well as jobs. this issue encompasses them all. are we going to get this done? >> there is no option, jim think about if we didn't do anything just yesterday, i was out at mi micron, which is a leading memory chip man fracturer. >> only one left. >> i was there with one

republican, one democrat we were talking about how we have to get it done because what you say is true, there is disruption all over supply chains but nothing as important as semi conductors when the semi conductor supply chain is disrupted, the economy is disrupted they're in your dishwasher, your car, your computer, head set, phone, military equipment. yes, we'll get it done. >> do the chinese have the capital equipment in making the area can we do that because it sure does help for cost if we put all this in one centralized lo location. >> it help might for cost but makes us more vulnerable and doesn't necessarily for example rece recently semi conductor efforts need a lot of water. you saw in texas with the storms

semi conductor operations and other manufacturers were out of business for a period of time. so i think what we do know is this, we need to be making chips in america to a greater extent than now because you want to be producing where you're selling. >> madam, secretary, how did this happen? how did we let everybody go? how did we get where only 8% is made in this country this is such a terrible danger for this country. >> it is it didn't happen overnight certainly covid made it worse on supply chains but this is a problem that's been in the making for years it wasn't that long ago that we made 37% of the semi conductors

that we needed in america and that number is down to 12% and we make zero percent zero percent of leading edge, leading edge chips in america. how did it happen? you know as well as i do, there was a desire to produce things in low labor cost countries in asia we got out of the business of manufacturing where labor was more expensive everybody rushed to just in time inventory and it was thought that it would be less expensive to make things over seas in asia by the way, it was look where we are now. we desperately need to rebuild and do so quickly. >> do people in washington both parties realize how important this would be for people to study math and science it could lead to a resurging of the study of math and science at

all grades and college if you do this. >> i agree you -- i should take you with me on my rounds on capitol hill. >> all right this is the most important thing i've tried to champion on the show in years, madam secretary. >> i think yes not everyone to the extent that we might like but it's starting to come into focus for people and i certainly do this as a huge opportunity last week, i hosted listening sessions with semi conductor industry leaders i talked to 35 of them across a couple different session they'reall talking about skills we can't make these trips without having the science and technology, engineers, technicians who can fill the jobs and so it is a crying need and it's -- by the way, it's not just economic security this is national security and

under pinning all of that is a work force that has the science technology skills. >> i know there is a terrible thing happen income our country, which is that there is, i think, a level of discrimination and even violence towards asian-americans. it's a travesty. this is an important month to celebrate and an important month for awareness. are the taijuan people a be believer the united states isn't good to asians and want to side more with the people's republic of china out of solidarity versus what we're doing to this important minority inour country? >> yeah, first of all, i want to echo what you say, there is no place for racism of any kind but as you say recently, we've seen it increase towards asian.

secondly, i've seen chips i've talked to the ceo multiple times and i've seen him be a good partner through this it stands to reason that we're in too vulnerable of a spot if we're buying 30% of our chips from a taijuan company they're terrific but not a place we can afford to be. >> finally, i know the republicans involved with a counter offer involving for infrastructure, i sure would like to take this out and make it national emergency defense but how do you think things are going? because i know politics has to play a role even though you and i both know this is national security, this is education, this is health care, this is everything that matters in this country. >> this cannot wait. this cannot wait i am hopeful this will get through the senate in the coming

days this requires emergency appropriation just like you said and i think -- i believe that there is the will in the congress to make that happen as for the counter proposal from republicans, we'll see what they come back with but listen, that's progress and you have to give president biden credit. he said to us, his team, reach across the aisle and work as hard as you can to find bipartisan agreement and now we're hearing, as you said, republicans might be coming back with a trillion dollar counter offer. i don't know what's in the offer. we have to see if it's real. the very fact that we're still talking and they're coming back with a potentially trillion dollar deal is progress for sure. >> all right i want to give him credit but credit where credit is due thank you for everything you're doing for this incredibly important issue for america. great to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> that's gina rimando, u.s.

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i really hope that this vaccine can get me one step closer to him. to a huge wedding. to give high fives to our patients. to hug my students. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you one step closer to a better tomorrow. can the video game stocks keep working now that we annualized the pandemic up against tougher comparisons? they can this industry has been on fire but that's part of a longer term secular trend toward immersetiv entertainment. games aren't going anywhere. the last time netflix reported, the ceo made it clear he wasn't

worried about competition but considering the gaming companies are rivals and hearing chatter netflix wants to launch its gaming service they keep reporting great numbers. last week it was cramer fav take two interactive and roblox that pounded the table. it doesn't hurt that other than roblox, these stocks have pull the back from their highs this year plus, later this week we get e 3, that's a conference like a festival of all things gaming. could be a good catalyst how much more upside could we be looking at that's a quantitative question to get an answer we have to go unemotionally off the charts with bob long the founder of explosive op options.net and ben the stocks newsletter. he's the author of know your options. so let's start with roblox because their platform is the hottest thing. remember, roblox has an ecosystem lets developers make their games and share them with

tens of millions of people free content it seems like every kid is using roblox unless they're playing fortnight. i'm a huge believer in the fundamentals because this is arguably the only safe place for children on the internet what about the stock check out the daily chart. after moving sideways in the march ipo roblox caught fire an been trending higher since if it keeps getting buyers on every dip it will keep going higher the stocks make a pattern of higher lows and higher highs that's what technicians love to see. you should be looking for that always it means you have a healthy up trend. look at this this is just fantastic here to here that's what you want when you look at the rsi, relative strength index that is down here at the bottom, it's an important momentum indicator lang knows the trend is strong but not overboard territory.

it's not come up too far too fast currently trading at $89 lang thinks this could be smooth sailing to 100 and 120 by the end of the year. it's easily his favorite name in the group. i agree with him and a market with little patience for the fast growing tech companies, roblox managed to rocket higher. that tells you everything you need to know imagine how well if the growth cohort gets its groove back. shaking money flow is extraordinary. this is beautiful. let's go to take two ente interactive. we had strauss on the call reported a tremendous quarter. that's what it always does this time wall street figured it out and did under promise and over deliver and the stock exploded higher from the 160s to the 180s long said -- lang said when it moved higher, it blasted through

the resistance line so it went right above that, okay it's now above the 50-day moving average. here we go pink -- what would you call that mauve? i like that color. which is something the charts can't get enough of. the trajectory is improving to lang it's looking like take two made a w pattern, oh, oh, boy do we like that, right? it means we could have a substantial move upward as long as that right side of the base gets carved out and that will happen here. meanwhile, the moving average for the mack d look at this right here is a trajectory before it happens. that's where the black line, okay, goes over the red one and a pretty reliable signal it's time to buy. the money flow indicator, cmf shows whether big institutional money managers are buying or selling hasn't showed much the volume trends are bullish and the stock roared on high

volume which suggests the rally has legs and there is that excellent volume spike put it together, lang wouldn't be surprised if take two gets hit. no hurry gets hit with a pull back to 170 but sees the stock headed higher, perhaps back to the old highs around 215 if we get a pull back, you must buy this stock it won't be very deep. finally, what about the largest player in the industry that doesn't have its own hardware? is the daily chart they reported a good quarter earlier this month but not a classic beat like roblox or take two. they lost moe mementum in febru when the pandemic winner got hammered the reopening stocks they quickly stabilized and lang sees a w shaped pattern, there it is again which would be very bullish plus earlier this month, the mack d threw off a bullish

crossover down to the mack d right there and that's where we get it right now, they are trading around $96 if the stock can break out over the resistance at 98, up less than $2, lang believes that breakout can take this to a new 52-week high of $110 here is the bottom line, the charts as interpreted by bob lang suggest the gaming stocks have a lot more room to run. people have a huge appetite for gaming even with the world going back to normal especially roblox, which is like a digital babysitter for parents that won't expose your kids to horrible things. andrew in massachusetts, andrew? >> caller: jim, how are you? >> good. how about you? >> caller: good, thanks. thanks for having me. >> i like that i like the college kids are in wa what's up? >> caller: my question is zillow the stock is down 44%. is the sell off a good entry point? the company has the largest user

traffic volume for real estate listings and shown significant growth with interest rates rising, too. >> it should be higher but i have to tell you i don't like the chart and, you know, the president was on the other day told a pretty good story in that the stock didn't move. i'd rather see you in an actual home builder than i would see you in zillow. i like fintech in real estateless than i like actual real estate. even as the world returns to normal, the gaming stocks could have more room to run. much more "mad money" ahead including grow generation with the news that the company is expanding the california footprint, can you make it green? if mark haynes was alive today, what would he say about the market i'm taking a guess and tonight's rapid fire, tonight's edition of the lightening round is stay with cramer

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have the stocks finally pound found their footing? the group has come down dramatically but some of them have begun to bounce the stock has been a huge winner after the recent sell off. they had a blowout quarter the stock actually dropped 3% for the next day although one point it was down more than 7% and since then made a serious recovery and i'm starting to wonder if we've seen the bottom. i really like the fundamentals as the company requires retailers and rolling them up like they got another one today in california. so let's check in with the

co-founder and ceo of grow generation to get a better sense of what the quarter is going and what is happening. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. >> so, darren, i'm beginning to think people are recognizing if the cannabis stocks aren't doing that well, a company that is selling to those who want to grow cannabis can be doing far better than the price of cannabis are you starting to feel that maybe your stock can pull away from the pact? >> jim, we sure hope so. we had a tremendous growth spurt from 2018 to now up 15 fold in revenue. even a positive would make between 54 and $58 million this year this company is almost earning $1 on a basis right now. >> and it also seems like you're able because your stock price is a good price that people want to sell to you. i think that this new acquisition you just made in california is going to

immediately produce results, immediately. >> jim, each and every acquisition we do we produce results immediately. they're best of breed. they are making money. the nice part is we're bringing our staff into these stores. we're bringing our selection, our service, our supply and what you're seeing really, jim, is same store sells are rocketing up last year a year before 37% and came off the quarter legacy stores have been in the market for a long time or making them better or revitalizing them or bringing tremendous growth into the stores. >> now, you guys must do forecasting of states that you think could go in the next 12 months do you see a road map of half dozen states that could legalize more than that because it's obviously bringing revenue in everywhere they're legalizing it >> you know, we're extremely

excited about the east coast governor cuomo came out with exciting news in licensing in new york, craft licensing, 50% of licensing going to the under represented and we believe even though it hasn't been inked yet, once it gets inked the rest will follow new york and hopefully new jersey follows also with home grow, craft and more robust licensing allowing individuals to grow. >> one thing you need to tell our viewers is look, i'm a gardener and i planted beans and i planted tomatoes this doesn't work like that. you can't do this kind of farming without the help of darren and his company, correct? >> it's true, jim. it controlled environment agriculture growing indoors and controlling environments and consistency and irrigation systems and benching and

lighting it's the inputs that go into a facility to keep the quality consistent we do believe the urban and vertical movements will follow the cannabis movements in this indoor growing craze you're seeing in the quunited states right now. it's technology and so specialized you have to come to a hydro ponics store. >> i was at home depot and lowes and they don't seem to have an inclination to go into the market you have an amazing runway maybe they don't think it's whole some or don't have the expertise but they are leaving it to you. >> jim, i think a lot of it has to do with the expertise of growing. it's controlled environmental agriculture and technology and having individuals work with you that understand the plant and sciences we have over 625 employees they know how to grow plants they're valuable to the supply

chain. what growing is building is network capability to serve customers. more private label products and it's winning it's selection service solution and the model of grow gen doing it in an omni channel approach. >> how about these green field suggests you mentioned in the last conference call is that something you want to do there are so many people that probably want to sell to you. >> jim, our business plan so to buy stores in mature states, best of breed that have employees that have been in this industry for a long time so we have a bullpen of employees to move around the country when we started. we have been quite successful at both when you look at the east coast and new emerging states, there is very little to buy in the states they are old legacy hiydroponics

stores from the 1980s '90s are no longer here today. >> it would be great private label, this partnership with balusi farm. people will want to buy the stock just based on what you're going to say. >> it's one of the iconic individuals in this space right now. we started working with jim six months ago and since we've been working with jim and help building out his farms, his plants have been dancing like the blues brothers that was a direct quote from jim a few weeks ago. so there is such of tpportunity jim is a pioneer and we're working on different partnerships with jim and looking forward to really working on this relationship and certainly bringing a lot of new innovations in the industry. >> so when you look at the non-retailer acquisitions, explain eight of them happened these i'm trying to understand and maybeyou can help me i'm just -- i just don't know

the industry well enough you know it well so maybe you can explain it. >> we're always out there. besidinges adding to the store count, we're adding to the plants 1.5% were private label products this year we're expecting 10%. we did 6.2% in the first quarter of sales so you're seeing a tremendous lift in the private label products a chart core of cocoa product is one we've had tremendous success in selling but a product coming into our stores we start taking off everyone was asking for us this is a product we want to own ourselves same thing with the gas product that makes the plants stronger. so through our staff and customers, we're seeing best of breed products out there and really looking for a team that grow gen has to sell these products and bring it into the industry. >> i think you got a great model. i think i can see the private

labels is going to be good other companies should be selling to you and love the fact the big competitors and big box aren't going against you because they don't have the expertise or technology co-founder and ceo of grow generation with the stock that will break away from the marijuana because it not that. it's about growing thank you for coming on the show great to see you again. >> thank you, jim. >> that's a winning stock, all right? it's come all the way back down for inno reason whatsoever >> announcer: just chill out. >> is this chill master j? >> the chill master is in what's happening ♪ i wish that i knew what i know now ♪

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it is time, it is time for the lightning round. buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell and then the lightening round is over are you ready, ski daddy time for the lightening round. let's start with robert in california. >> caller: boo-yah how is it going, man >> doing well. how about you? >> caller: good. ready to travel and come back to new york. >> i don't blame ya. me, too. >> caller: i'm calling about sun -- >> tough stock, tough stock because the solar stocks are going down because after the declining in price over and over and over they started going up in price and that is making them to be less competitive stay away. let's go to brenden in virginia, brenden? >> caller: hey, jim, this is brenden, how are you >> good. >> caller: my question is about alibaba group.

>> i like it buy it and put it away let's go to luiz in north carolina, luiz. >> caller: hey, jim, it's lieu west how are you doing? >> doing great, how about you? >> caller: great i missed a huge move in my portfolio and i'm a stock guy, not etf so i found power house has sank, has aluminum, iron and guess what throw in some oil and gas plus a wonderful safe dividend of 4%. what do you say, my stock is bhp. >> i like bhp. i remember the old broken hill properties i think you got a good one nice of what is working now. molly? >> caller: long time watcher, first time caller. because of you, i've been interested in investing so thank you for all you do for the home

gamers >> that's terrific t thank you very much. >> caller: i joined the baits group, we're armature club venture. >> it's a good financial company and should be selling at a higher price than it has, low price. i would be a buyer of it i think you're in great shape and thank you for the kind comments let's go to bill in south carolina, bill >> caller: boo-yah, how are you doing? >> i don't know. i have an allergy thing knocking me out how about you? >> caller: no allergies here i'm an action alerts plus member. >> excellent thank you. >> caller: i want to thank you for all you do. >> doing my best thank you. what's up. >> caller: my question is about jd.com. >> this stock is weak. a lot of people do not like the chinese stocks right now j.d. is almost as good as

alibaba. worth holding but understand the trade war and understand the temper of times is not to invest in the prc but that one is a good one, too. brett in north carolina, brett >> caller: hi, jim it is a privilege and an honor to speak with you today. >> thank you. >> caller: i want to thank you so much for taking my call. >> okay. >> caller: cool. i would like your thought on bj's whole sale club. >> wait until thursday when costco reports because if costco doesn't do a good job, bjs will go down and nothing to do with costco and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade coming up, cramer is a magnet for finance. what big money ideas are being pulled in by his positive charge get stuck on success next.

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>> breaking news, there is a convening to way the analysis. the news in five minutes i am a magnet for anything financial. people talk to me about everything that moves whether it's something i follow for decades or something i'm fearlessly studying. mark haynes called me reverend jim bob from the church of what is happening now because back then i had much more of a short term focus if mark haynes was still around

and hosting squawk box, the thing he would ask me what do i think about gamestop and amc a pair of stocks that exploded high today amc is a great reopening story but because there is a group of rapid investors who will buy any amount of stock, even tens of millions for shares of the ceo to offer them, we don't need to worribily about the balance she there is wall street bets and those people snap up new shares of amc in a heart beat they will buy and command it that's what matters now. gamestop i'd say was run by ryan cohen, worshipped by the same and he can do it every once including nothing. the stock will rally anyway because the bets demands it and can keep climbing when it runs out of fire which seems nowhere near the level what is all those color the things they put up what's this moon stuff i'd say it's some sort of silly rallying cry but because i say

things like this, people believe me they want to know what else to champion and i said nothing. he would consider that unimpressive he asked me about cathie wood, the money manager and been struggling reverend jim bob from the church of what is happening now got tesla right. he'd question if that is enough. for the people, she noticed she's from the church of what is happening then not as good as the church of what is happening now that brings us to crypto currency i can just imagine him asking me up front isn't that one big phony, cramer? the truth is i got lucky because i literally forgot i owned it and needed cash to buy a farm and i told him the dirty truth when it comes to the younger generation, nobody cares about stocks but crypto. there are lots of young operators that do nothing but trade various crypto kerr run

s -- currencies and making it with borrowed money. that will end badly, i reserve jud judgment it probably will but who cares what doesn't mean it will be soon and you can miss out on big gains and boy, would that ever be me? every day some new crypto currency turns it into an asset and you have people like mike no regrets. i see him periodically and anthony who makes these things sound incredibly enticing. the truth is it's hard to keep up with the new ones like tether with access to some sort of wild transfer cash to crypto and raises eyebrows, maybe both or dogecoin that started as a dumb joke joke is on you if you missed out on the stunning move in the past six months mark would ask if crypto is like sports betting i'd say no

it's less rigorous and on the other hand, you can put less money to work and generate far better returns he'd throw up his hands and say if that's all young people want to talk about, go study it and let me know if there is anyway to help ya and that's what i'm doing. honestly not a lot of rigor to the process but the church of what is happening now, elon musk makes the best most environmentally friendly cars and likes crypto, at least today. cathie wood likes it, too. who will be right long term? who cares. remember, that's the old me. as long as they're on the same team again, i think the two of those people can get the whole thing going. musk and wood, you can't beat that, right? and as for the memory of mark haynes, we have something special to offer cnbc is auctioning off an ent from march of 2009 i don't think he would be an nft guy but liked all proceeds go to

charity. autism speak and counsel for economic education, you can bid on it until tomorrow morning at 10:30 and i want you to do it. i'd like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you here on "mad money. i'm ji the news with shepard smith starts now a bombshell new report from "the washington post." the prosecutor in former president trump's criminal probe has convened a grand jury to hear evidence and weigh potential criminal charges the "post" reporter is with us live legal analysis falls i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc george floyd and america one year after his death >> say his name! >>