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dow gained 154 points and the nasdaq advanced to not because the opening bell for robinhood with 22 mostly younger clients. not because facebook or paypal got clubbed despite great earnings it was a fabulous, great day i bumped into dave gitlin and his charming daughter, madison they were calmly waiting for me to finish filming squawk on the street hi, jim. i couldn't have been more thrilled why? unlike the much-hyped robinhood deal it wasn't because of the robinhood deal i was excited about. that quickly broke down despite

the excitement it was gitlin and the stock. it has been a huge winner and has made you a ton of money since it went public in april of 2020 it started to trade at $13 and change and today a new high $54 and one of the biggest surprises of the year. this heating and air conditioning company gave tremendous sales and monster earnings all of the excitement of the robinhood revolution i come to praise, not folly but wisdom, boring, pedestrian wisdom for those that don't report, the old united technologies broke up and got a major boost thanks to the pandemic because covid forced us to upgrade our air

infiltration structure and dave gitlin and his quiet team i told his daughter you should be so proud of the way that your dad made so much money for investors. $13 to $54 in 16 months. that is why we do the show that is what this is about now, don't get me wrong and i am not taking away anything of the robinhood ipo. i think he has created an incredible company it is one that makes it easier for regular people to participate in the stock market. they now also give you a chance to participate in the business, and gave many shares to their clients. but the deal in retrospect priced too high in an environment saturated in ipos. why am i so focused on this carrier thing. it represents a metaphor it is a fable about how

sometimes you need to bet on the humdrum, the tortoise if you please heating, ventilation and air conditioning is one of the most boring businesses on earth you can still make a lot of money by being boring. the most exciting thing to carrier this year they helped to provide refrigeration for vaccines it is deliciously not sexy it hasn't brought anyone new into the stock market. it is not a mind-bending company. it is laser focused on heating and air conditioning with a low profile since the united technologies break up. you probably walk by a carrier machine a thousand times and haven't even thought about it. you could have bought it for a song six times earning vs. something like robinhood any reason the stock didn't break down i think companies like carrier

represent what you should be thinking about, incredible value. especially now it looks like congress is about to agree on a $1 trillion infrastructure bill at a time we have 6% gdp growth. and look, these stocks, you know people have to eat why not buy the stock of agco which went from $40 to $130. too boring fine with me i think we are about to see a boom in anything to help you look good. my daughter did not like how her teeth looked dentists told her to get invisiline tonight i wanted them on the show but

the show got too jammed. a popular product hidden in plain sight. carrier air. right off, i love tech we would not have created the term fang on mad money and added an extra a when it became clear apple belonged in the acronym too. they don't tell you to buy fang they write o -- amazon missed earnings estimates and gave a disappointing forecast what will happen it was killed by the great reopening which caused people to go back to the old brick and mortar ways. look at that i just wrote tomorrow's paper. i just did a whole show. of course i feel the pain of everyone that got burned in tech i felt the pains of facebook and

paypal paypal's ceo spent way too much time talking about the long awaited of ebay will hurt earnings but the stock still got hammered i think facebook and paypal are under promised and over delivered. sure, this time will be different? no it will be the same. that is why i will tell you later in the show you have to buy the two stocks now there are things that do trump carrier. a straight up blow out like advanced microdevices. the company could be on a sailboat i still like amd i can't wait to hear the reflection on robinhood's debut where he allotted millions of shares to his clients and at the

end of the day i would rather own a stock like carrier and delivered a series of great numbers and went higher despite never being expensive and always well-run in praise of wisdom, not folly. the bottom line, we spent a lot of time focused on exciting companies, and that is part of my job, right. it is often easier to make good money from boring companies. boring companies, like carrier mario in california. mario. >> jimmy chill >> chill man started to come after some of his guys what is going on >> i recently started a position -- with earnings coming up next week i wanted to know if you think i should add to my position or hold or sell >> i think you can add to your position in that fang because

diamond energy is the fastest-growing oil stock in the country, and i like growth that gives you growth at good prices with oil at 72. i salute you i want to go to mark in new york mark >> boo-yeah, jim thank you for taking my call i wanted to ask you about insego close to $17 a share >> excellent >> given the huge decline in the price from a $20 high and the horizontal growth, at around $9 is it time to get back in? >> well, i do believe that this is a make or break quarter sometimes like in sports when you have a guy with a make or break quarter, they do deliver i think the heat is on inseego

to deliver fast growing tech companies usually make for much more exciting investments but occasionally when celebrating excitement, i like to be in praise of boring like carrier. "mad money" earnings season is in full swing. how do you pick a good report from a bad one and robinhood revolutionized the retail trading boom and the highly anticipated public debut. i am looking under the hood with the company's top grass. and i am plowing through the quarter with agco ceo. we all got to eat. stay with us >> have a question, tweet cramer send jim an e mail or give us a

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yourself, to have conviction about what you own if you read the conference call and like what you see despite your expectations, that's enough if you can't read the conference call transcript, you shouldn't bother to own individual stocks. that is what indexes are for second, before you can judge a quarter, you need to see the next day's more considered view. the initial reaction is often wrong and it will be often reversed if you wait another 24 hours and have to follow the price target boosts. that is what will steer you in the right direction so you can make money at home take the two most obvious examples, paypal and facebook. both stocks sold off the analysts that covered them greeted the quarters with aggressive price targets boosts. that is the code and what you

really need to know. sure, facebook saw things would slow dramatically. normally that would be a disaster those analysts understand the context. every company has it own personality often dictated by the chief financial officer when they give you the conference call there is not a single time i can recall when things will be great going forward. still it is an incredible long-term winner when the analysts hear that, they take the other side of the -- they have seen this movie before and they believe in facebook's momentum. this is one of the stocks where if you are a trader you want to go short into the print.

the ceo and cfo love to point you towards potential pitfalls on the homestretch of paypal's separation from ebay shulman told you there will be a time when the separation is jarring. we are in the jarring moment suddenly people are freaking out. anyone that is serious about following paypal already knew it was coming you know who is serious about will following the stock, the analysts that cover it professionally that is why we saw so many price target hikes it is time to buy paypal not sell it. the magnitude of the boost is a great way to gauge wall street's enthusiasm even apple, which supposedly disappointed on tuesday night had nothing but price target boosts and the same with microsoft. that will determine the direction of the stock once the smoke clears what will be the tip-off the stock is not going anywhere.

if the company reports and the analysts reiterate their buys without price targets, don't touch it you get enough price target boosts at the height of earning season, that turns in to a trampoline even if wall street initially hates the quarter. the time to buy paypal, tomorrow midday greg in texas. >> thank you mr. cramer. >> no problem. >> i was hoping you could school me on my favorite stock, the top and the bottom and dropped 50 points yesterday bought a boatload two hours later, all the way back up and made a killing generac had some of the highest expectations and i was part of that problem

i beat it into everybody's head and they beat it big number you know, you have to do better than what i wanted you have to do super better than what i wanted. we are in the height of earning season and that means you need to keep a close eye on target boosts much more "mad money the don't miss my exclusive with the ceo and agco is proving farming can flourish in this environment. rapid fire, tonight's edition of the lightning round. stay with cramer >> cramer's playbook is brought to you by -- if your money is working toward the same goals, why keep it in different places? sofi is a one-stop shop for your finances designed to work better together. spend with sofi and get cash back rewards that automatically go toward your goals. like investing in stocks, etfs, and crypto.

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announced we just crossed a million users. >> that was five years ago now robinhood has 22.5 million users, and just came public today after transforming the markets over the past year and a half unfortunately this is not a great time for ipo robinhood priced at $38 and opened at that level today before drifting down to $34 and change at the close. you know, there is a lot of ipo fatigue out there. still, could it disrupt the buying into weakness let's take a look with vl vlad tenev we have always had a good relationship and find out about his business going forward welcome back to "mad money." >> good to see you again, jim. >> a lot of people today, i lot of second guessers the stock goes down and they make a judgment based on a

six-hour period. there was something transformative and is about the way that you approach the market something changed with you and your partner i will give you the floor to describe how you went from that clip to 22.5 million in a extraordinarily short time >> democracization of finance, and we say it a lot and demonstrate it by our actions. it is not just the initial commission-free stock trading but the subsequent products, options trading, crypto currency, fractional shares and more recently ipo access that has given customers access to ipos at the ipo price, something reserved only for institutions you saw it through the retail customer road show we did last weekend too.

so, i think that as a public company, i am excited to keep articulating to the company what the company stands for and what the mission and the values are and delivering on that over a period of many years >> i was surprised, given that there are so many. tens of thousands of people bought in the deal that it went smoothly but you wanted it to close up for the day. we closed down on the day. there were many people that were angry at me. we had cancellations of the publication. what do you do to assage those that have got then and now are down >> we are building a long-term business and you have to ignore the short-term flucuations some days markets are up or down some days the stock is up and some days the stock is down. look back on what the company

has been able to do over the past six years delivered a lot of great products and valueto customers and value to shareholders. we are building it for multiple decades. i am excited to deliver on the things that will drive growth in the future you know, it is going to be new products it is going to be expansion. we feel well positioned with this company to keep delivering value to the companies >> it was important for people to realize something you kept me up on. people are saying they are finished look what happened with gamestop you couldn't trade or buy or whatever the fact was, how did the app do in terms of sign-ups in the weeks after what some were saying was the death of robinhood. >> you saw the q1 results that we published and the q2 flash as well we had a strong year, of course.

but we are certainly not resting on our laurels for what we have done in q2 of 2021 the team is hard at work to make sure that we keep delivering great products to customers and keep growing with the customers and the most important one thing through the events of january that crystallized for me is the importance of articulating our values. i know that you appreciate it as well the top value of the company is safety first there is a lot more that we can do we have made a lot of progress already. infrastructure reliability customer support really being compliance first. safety-first implies compliance first and investing in education. we believe in everyone having access to the ability to invest. we want to make sure that we do it safely. that is where the bulk of the

resources of the company have been focused >> he was saying he did trades with your company and they cleared very late. it was discouraging. he was talking about things involving crypto that were late. are you working closer and closer to getting it so that you are the fastest clearer. you favor instant. instant clearing if you could. are you going to be ready for that can you do that ahead of all of the other firms? >> well, i think the obstacle with instant clearing is basically a coordination problem. everyone is going to need to be ready for it there will be a complex backwards compatibility problem. you can't clear t-0 if your

counter party can only clear t-2. i do believe that is something that needs to happen maybe t-1 will be an interim step it is not fair you changed the way that the street works you have to change the way that clearing works if your first value is safety and you are a single source of truth. that is what you want to be. there are so many people that trade options on your account. i said that wow, i hope vlad is telling them the truth about the risk of options that we have if they are all buying options that are going down how are you doing at explaining the truth of how many options go out worthless? i think it starts with the user interference, how we communicate

our options. and i think that it is something we will keep plugging away at. as you mentioned, options are a powerful tool. you need to be educated to use them properly. they are also a tool which has been accessible to wealthier investors and institutions and if used appropriately they can be very useful >> i saw you the first time, david vs. goliath. you are a billionaire now. they forgot that you got off of a plane at jfk from bulgaria with not a lot of money. you went to school you had a great idea everybody doubted you along the way. i can tell you facebook went down to 18 i can tell you some of the greatest stocks in the world that have been down.

we are grading you on today's option and i think it is unfair, vlad >> well, i am used to be doubted, personally. i think that from the very beginning we felt like underdogs here at robinhood. and, you know, we will see underdogs hopefully evolving in to comeback kids a lot of people doubted robinhood in january of this year and doubted us in january 2015, 2016 we have to keep plugging along and focusing on the long-term. we are confident in our ability to execute on the product roadmap and our strategy and you mentioned jfk. that was special, having my daughter with me, you know, the entire team of robinhood will look back on it and never will

forget it. got to remember to enjoy everything along the way >> what did you learn from that incredibly difficult weekend you had to give a convertible piece of paper to people that you wouldn't have had to a week ago. what did you learn >> i learned about resilience. you know, things are not always going to go your way or the way that you predict one of the great things, all of the calls that i got of support. great companies. people that i look up to you know, a particular one that i remember fondly, our mutual friend, you know, got me to

articulate that safety is how our customers think of our product and thinking of not just being at par but world class that will be something which is very critical for us and we are going to get very, very good at this you probably saw salesforce on the cover. we are serious about being a safety-first and customer support first company. >> we are counting on you to do it you are a great american we are counting on you to do all of the things that you say about being safe and being our single source of truth in an industry that hasn't had a lot of truth, vlad best of luck to you,

congratulations. >> appreciate the support. thank you. >> absolutely. vlad tenev of robinhood. what i saw was a lot of american success.

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>> a few months ago crop prices peaked but maybe the sellers made a mistake this morning we got results from agco and the numbers were phenomenal theyraised their forecast

dramatically and in response the stock jumped a great deal and i would not be surprised if it could make another run at the all-time highs. let's check in with the new chairman and ceo welcome to mad money does it matter what price grains trade at or whether there are payments to farmers? >> there are a few factors number one is the basic supply and demand the inventory is low and that drives prices up but then there is a second factor that is what has been happening over the past several years.

farmers were holding back on purchases for a number of years during the lean times. so, you have a combination of good profitability and a pent-up market >> your partner kept buying back stock because he said one day they will start buying back equipment and we have to buy stock before they do it. how did he know? is it that predictable of a cycle? >> it is in terms of shape but hard to predict when it is hard to predict the timing but you know there will be good times and bad times. they can't just be getting subsidies from governments right now.

something is occurring in this world right now. >> this is not about government payments but raw economics, the supply and demand. economies are all coming back strong that combined with tighter harvests kept grain inventory low and prices high meaning more profitability for our farmers. >> everyone says chicken is too high cattle is too high why is it happening. i say you have to look at the way that farmers work. they plant stuff to make it where there is enough grain and it is them more than the actual price of chicken >> well, that is right and demand has gone through such

dynamic times. last year, the whole market collapsed. the processing plants were shutting down. the whole industry went through a massive amount of disruption and we saw the frijagility of te global food supply >> it is more fragile than you realize, and it is incredibly necessary. about two months ago an old friend of ours bought a company i did not know about called raven. do you now have to buy equipment from your competitor because of raven? >> we buy a little bit of equipment from raven we have got a good relationship

with scott and also the relationship with precision planting i think it kind of goes both directions >> there were blow away products, and we have not seen them but why are they going so strong >> well, fent is the premium brand in the world and known for the best and best technology, high quality and outstanding customer support and largely based in europe. right now we are expanding it everywhere around the world. as farmers have experienced the product and experience, they are loving it and our sales are growing significantly and we expect it to continue for some time to come

>> you there was a time we were waiting for the grain deals from china. it would change things if they had had the buyer. they don't need to buy anymore >> well, you know, china went through their own volatile dynamics a few years back they had had african swine fever that infected the swine population. their population went way down now they rebuilt the herd. >> one last thing that i need to figure out i see vegans and vegetarians

they want grain, grain is that enough of a demand with what people eat? it is just the overall theme of sustainability we embedded it in the purpose of agco, to deliver farmer-focused solutions to sustainably feed our world. we think the trend is here, strong and growing so, we are aiming to change our focus not only to precision ag and also on sustainability sustainability is an element you talked about in terms of food consumption but a role that agriculture can solve global warming taking some of that carbon out of the air.

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it is time the lightning round. and then the lightning round, are you ready? ryan, in new jersey. ryan >> boo-ya, jim i am calling in to talk about the rise in space investments in recent years >> you are in the right one. satellite, lockheed martin, the right place to be. i like the stock eric in california eric >> yes, boo-ya jim calling you from sunny san diego where we like to say it is okay if you like paradise >> i like that >> my question to you is i am a long-term investor i buy and hold i have -- xl fleet >> now it is so low, i still

believe in ev. i still believe in it. anwar in connecticut >> thank you for having me on the show >> no problem. >> a couple of months ago you recommended on semiconductors but it has been flat >> well, it has been okay, you know look, the semiconductor shortage is on companies like that one. and i think that if you talk to them they have a good run but you have to be patient with on a lot of stocks are down big that is not one of them. sophie in california >> thank you for taking my call. >> of course >> i would like to get your opinion about lucid group. >> lucid is so tough on the one hand people just say it is unbelievable i have been in one

on the other hand the company is valued at almost $40 billion an over valuation. that sounds a lot like tesla if you want to take a spec on lucid, i am not against it but the way to speculate on tesla is to own tesla avi in georgia >> jim cramer, you are my hero >> thank you very much >> boo-ya. i am calling about a company trading less than a dollar what do you think? >> these are the companies that you want to own here lear they are boring and good and make you money peggy in pennsylvania. >> hi, jim first time caller, long time listener >> excellent >> love the show >> thank you >> back in june you mentioned

applovin it is down 20% what do you think of it now? >> morgan stanley came out and crushed the darn thing i thought it was doing pretty well i know i keep saying it is a great spec but right now the market hates specs and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by -- >> cramer's monitoring the stock after earnings with the ceo next >> jim cramer, you are one of my heroes >> i look forward to the show every week night >> thank you so much for helping beginning investors like me. >> when you talk about the market, i believe you are spot on

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>> coming up, vaccine mandates and robinhood's big day on the news minutes away >> the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith next, cnbc ♪ ♪ look at dexcom run continuous glucose monitoring for people with diabetes meaning you don't need to constantly prick your finger to draw blood. it is crushing it again.

fantastic quarter and the stock surged to new highs in after hours trading. can it keep climbing let's dig deeper with the chairman and ceo of dexcom welcome back to "mad money." >> good to be back and talk to you again. >> once again you did it and are doing it with new devices. i want to talk about the highlights you talked about strategic highlights, articles in journal of american medical association. can you explain tech nologicall why you are jumping ahead of everybody? >> we have taken an approach in addition to just engineering to develop the product that the patient and the customer can use. by customer, i mean the patient, caregivers, the physician, everybody involved in the treatment of diabetes. these articles the one in the journal of the

american association patients who use insulin only. they don't need a cgm. they take one shot a day the outcomes show patients that take one shot a day when they get information on their glucose, they do better. overall we are building a body of evidence to support the incredible technological pipeline that we have coming in the future >> okay. what is the global movement for time and range mean? >> forever our diabetes health and our glucose health has been measured by a measure called a1c, a 90-day glucose average. time and range takes if you wear a glucose sensor, how much time between the numbers of 70 to 180, the american diabetes association approved guidelines. when you look at the time and range, you can really see a patient's health and how they

are doing. a1c can be misleading with a lot of lows and highs and get the same average time and range really shows how good that patients are doing and gives physicians a better model to treat them. >> what is going on overseas your numbers are accelerating there. are they learning these things you are talking about right now? >> the numbers overseas this quarter, it was a tough comparison from thaft year but the growth is because there is more awareness of dexcom and made a statement at the beginning of the year that we were going to improve access overseas by changing our pricing structure, and we have seen some of that start. more of that will kick in in the third quarter and the fourth quarter but there is more dexcom awareness and satisfaction with our therapy and how we treat patients >> i keep thinking and at one point i saw the commercials. maybe they are out of gas. maybe the new one. the six. the seven. we don't need them

the people think i don't need an apple 12 i have an apple 10 but it is different, each is iteration is different from the previous >> each iteration is different and with the g7 product line, we are going to have a different physical form factor but features like 30-minute warm-up, completely new app experience. we built the software team out much, much larger than it was before and a regular cadence of software releases to enhance patient experience and with the live api, we can get our data to other apps that might be bette than what we can do because there might be another way somebody wants to look at their data when your dexcom app, give somebody else permission to display it and you can manage your health better that way too. i don't think we have even put our foot on the pedal yet, jim >> i know people that suffer from it want yours if they can afford it because it is the

best i want to congratulate you again. you keep confounding the doubters that is what i like about kevin sayer, ceo of dexcom thank you. thank you. i am jim cramer. see you next time. e e ws with shepard smith starts now while apalooza kicks off in chicago massive crowds as the fourth wave of covid copts to spike. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> this time impose requirements on key groups to make sure they're vaccinated. >> the push to vaccinate america getting more forceful at the federal level and now with businesses big and small, but could new policies backfire just as delta peaks >> and the past two years have been absolutely crazy with covid and my family. >> sunni lee win