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>> the kind of market you where can invest in 2021's best themes and ride them through to year end. it's a day where the dow gained 94 points, 1.8% nasdaq, climb 6.3% you understand the market is filled with misperception. you don't sell in may and go away you buy the stocks from the clowns who believe in that nonsense you don't feast in the summer, they don't produce well. the summer may seem it but it's a wolf in sheep's clothing other than '87, '09 and '87, all intends to be fine but november, november is hallowed territory, promised land it's the land that wall street collectively decides what's going to be loved between now and the end of the year. then those stocks don't look back and they are bought every time the market goes lower tonight i'm going to give you the skinny let you know stuff no one else knows. i'm going to give you the themes so we will flesh out the best ways to play them over the course of the week i would like tosay this is the

time of year where winners become anointed, a-n-n-i-o-n-t-e-d, anointed. what does that mean? it means not retail investors love so much but the big guys, billions of dollars, they make up their minds as well as what worked in 2021 and what didn't and what works for end of the season, that means the end of the year once they make up their minds, they don't allow anything to shake them out, not the fed or reports. these groups i'm about to give you, that's right, that i'm going to give you tonight, these groups will be borderline unstoppable. and with that in mind, what stands to make cramer's anointed list, that believe me, no one else has but you're going to get this the next few minutes? at the top number one theme is the automobile of the future, and in some cases, like tesla, the present. this morning on semiconductor

truly on astishing, the stock in the stratosphere why? the ceo called out vehicle electrification and advanced driver systems before turning out transistor alternative energy they're mega trends. they have nothing to do with the fed. they won't be buffeted by higher rates with housing, something we've seen with zillow, who made the ill-advised decision to start flipping houses at the top and now they're possibly underwater no wonder they're selling 2,700 homes for a reported $2 billion. it's not working not anointed, oh, but electric vehicles oh, my, ev advanced ev, adas. these themes are not going anywhere but higher. other industries have to worry about washington these are ones that get subsidies if president biden

passes the spending bill we will talk about this with secretary ra kandio from the state department lafter on in the show like you need me, should we rename this the tesla show you may want to think about lucent, who launched its own electric car, but i prefer to stick with the real thing. meanwhile on semi is the must-buy chipmaker i also liked onsemi but the ding is the guidance for the quarter looks very solid in the on-semi conference call, the ceo said the quality for buying new vehicles is electrified. isn't that amazing keep their cars unless their electrified. you know who that would be good for, the chairman for ford motors people are so happy i keep mentioning it, not this is run by jim crow. he's on a mission to electrify as much of the fleet as

possible, including the iconic f-150 pickup truck he did not electrify the detroit lions this year, so you know it should be this time next year, if not earlier, if he can get the chips and other parts. hence the 5% in that stock one of the large nest my charitable trust which we talk about in the cnbc bulletin so often because i believe in ford so much. he's a different kind of ceo you would believe in him too if you just follow what he says i will give you a bonus play that's the amazon-electronic vehicle maker about to become public, rivian i'm hearing they can get $60 billion valuation but that will prove to be too low. next, the mega trend why are these people so popular? the environment. not just trees, people, but i'm focused on trees because people on the left and right like to do that maybe it's getting bad enough it

can conceivably jeopardize the computers and maybe it's the new mic rankings, whatever the reason, companies are trying to shrink their carbon footprint so we need to embrace the alternative energy place i have been a believer in hydrogen fuel cells, even though it's early and we don't have a way to produce fuel hydrogen on the cheap. plug power makes these cells and its stock broke out today, jumping 80%. how many times have i had andy marsh on i'll tell you why, the stock goes higher. i'm betting clean energy believers will keep buying this one through the end of the year. meanwhile, i have another one, i don't talk about this one nearly enough and it's called enphase energy nobody talks about it enough i can do nothing and talk about this stuff resident solo juggernaut sold its stock 64% last month, yeah, last month i'm a simple man looking for simple ideas so i don't want to go beyond the zone of enphase to pick something down the food

chain. for those of you who want to call about jinxing or yuengling or solar, i say forget about it. if i want a ying ling, i will pick up one of these things. call it the second most anointed after tesla. number three, metaverse. i know a lot of younger people are extremely dubious about these people but i'm yuchker than they are. it sounds like the internet with virtual reality headset. does somebody have a headset on, maybe we can show what a virtual reality headset is no, that's director's headset. you're a loser you got to have one -- you're not a loser, you're a big winner i'm going to get written up for saying that. that's something technically means you're a bad boy not enough, mega meta, mega look at this, literally take this and go there, spelling test, you know the lowly facebook trans planted

itself into the lowly meta platform now they're going like this to this everybody said if they rename them, it won't mean anything i'll take that more than that. i'm a simple man looking for simple things. name change shouldn't matter but mark zuckerberg changed the narrative. see, i don't call him zuck or any of that stuff, or z. i call him mark. nvidia, which makes the cars to power the meta verse, let me tell you something, saw its stock rally 20% last no. unity, software company with the meta verse kicker has been on fire i think they ought to come up with a better name for this concept. it works for the next two months at the very least. i'm giving you the best, best, best of best because i don't want you to have second best of, best of. number four, amd, nvidia, 2 for

2. amd was downgraded today and its stock went up, what does that tell you microsoft for the azure salesforce goes higher all the time, adobe for creative i and throw in snowflake for analytics. these are the brothers and i leave the rest to others finally, let's do boring and basic for the people who haven't heard anything i said. we'll give you energy stocks even if oil and gas prices come down, they will buy these stocks i doubt crude will shrink to the 60s before the end of the year chevron, pioneer and devin are on a roll. and this won't be stopped by a president who wants to stop drilling here on federal land. less they drill, higher the prices and opec is begging them to clamp down more. bottom line, i'll give you more anointed teams as november goes on because this is one of my

affluent, 16 years, the beginning of november is when i always do this and everybody really loves it. i want to give you my preliminary list early so you have time to do homework and take action on your own electric cars, alternative energy, the metaverse, cloud and old fashion oil and gasoline you want to see an old-fashioned headset. look at this am i allowed to touch that that's an old-fashioned headset. i'm talking about something entirely different, the metaverse, mark. gale in illinois gale >> caller: hello, this is gale from illinois. >> hi, gale. >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's up >> caller: i wanted to ask you what your thoughts were regarding is it pltl, pattillo >> you know what, i hate to be stumped at the absolute top of the show, but man, i have been separated by the pa tillia i got the pa tillia treatment on

that it's a restaurant chain, that's all i know about it. and located in oak brook but there's another restaurant in oak brook i like a lot called mcdonald's how about james in florida james? >> caller: hello, jim. i'm interested in cisco systems. they seem to have a lot of cash on hand and coming out with a program they're calling cisco plus and they're also doing work with halogen i was wondering do you think this stock is starting to show some signs of life >> i think it's a very inexpensive stock that's going to have an acceleration as its business goes into more subscription if that can't happen fast enough, the stock you can follow long if you join our investment club, easily has 10% movement without a problem. okay, guys, i'll going to hit these every single day the next two weeks this is the anointed list. keep your high on these themes every year people say thank you for giving us these november

themes they work all the way to the year end on "mad money" and to the, and if your xpo is coming on the first holiday season as a public company. will they emerge a winner? let's check in with the top bros. supply chains across the company continue to experience tightness so i'm hearing more about the government's plan to tackle 9 crisis with commerce secretary. she's here for you and after reporting a top and bottom line beat for the third quarter, we're learning more about the specialty chemical companies from the ceo. i want you to stay with these themes, okay, and i want you to stay with cramer

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today we had a great quarter from gxo logistics the supply chain outsourcing logistics, spun out from xo logistics a few months ago no wonder the stock rallied from $60 in august to north of $90 today. it is a pure play on supply chain. it looks like gxo's first quarter as an independenty was excellent. 51 crept basis higher-than-expected sales, imagine raising to pull your forecast, will that be enough to keep the stock higher for the big run? we'll find out tomorrow morning when they hold their conference call before then we get a sneak peek

of the call with malcolm wilson, ceo of gxos, which is rign us now the most important thing i've seen in the last few months is we signed over a billion dollars of new business. that's coming on top of existing new business, $4 billion year to date that's setting us off for a great 2022. >> can you give me a sense of what the aggregate lifetime value of the customer would be

>> it could be anything ranging from $1000 so positively. >> a lot of companies are telling us, be careful, supply chain issues there's a ton of retailers we're very close to the holiday season, abercrombie, gucci, h&m and more automation across our warehouses, in north america we've been recruiting 10,000 new

gxo employees and the great thing is, a lot of those employees wi turn those products around quickly, get them tothe consumers. >> we had prologis on last week, largest warehouse coming in. they said if you want to put warehouses near the consumer, now you have to build vertically that must have a done for gxo if you do it vertically. >> it does indeed. gxo direct is a great product for that it allows us to place our customers' products very close to the consumer, enabling them to do an overnight, same-day delivery it's really a big success for us but overall, 900 locations on a global basis this year alone we're establishing 75 new warehouses

for customers. that's the scale of what we're doing and we're a huge real estate renter, one of the top ten on a global basis. >> really? explain that to me why do you need -- i know you're in many different countries. in every country you're doing the same thing >> absolutely. as we've got a slow environment anywhere globally. our business overall is doing very well. north america, it's a supermarket for us at the moment we're winning lots of new contracts, lots of new e very first time and that's really good news for us, allows us to demonstrate the benefits of working with gx, all of that technology, robotics, it's really creating a big benefit for our blue chip customers. >> what are you thinking about the season, it sounds like christmas is going to happen >> christmas is definitely happening, i can say that with

certainty. you know, i've spent the last month traveling around north america, visiting some of the superb gxo sites some of the standout size, hundreds and hundreds of collaborative robots, goods to service robots, and lots of team members, several per warehouse, thousands. when you put all of this together, it's an absolute winning combination. that's why i'm confident as those inventories are now flowing into our warehouses, we're able to very rapidly, very precisely, reliably send those goods out to the consumer. and that's why i'm sure christmas is definitely going to happen. >> that's good news now. when you were were xpo you were doing terrific internally. what does it mean that you're i7bd now >> it just allows us to focus all of the major attention on the warehousing space. how we deploy our capital, more and more what we do is connected

to automation, robotics, big pace robot arms, deep-seated automation in our facilities so we're able to more precisely apply the resources of the organization to suit our customers, our blue chip customers and, of course, our investors, the people investing the money in gxo. >> i've got to tell you, i'm quite impressed. i know some people are going to say the ebitda, there was a lab in ebitda, only up 15% year over year versus sales growth anything i need to worry about there will be a fly in the pointment. someone will say the ebitda didn't grow enough >> no, nothing to worry about. business is very strong, growing. we're still benefiting, jim, from the three tailwinds, and that's more and more companies are outsourcing logistics, more e-commerce so many of our customers are converting to more e-fulfillment and, of course, we're deploying so much new innovative tech into

our warehouses, robotics, collaborative robots and on top of that, of course, we've got all of that new business that's been signed this year that's going to channel in to 2022. setting 2022 up for a very strong year of growth. >> i'm writing these down because these are some of the mega themes i'm trying to focus on between here and year end i want to thank malcolm wilson from gxo logistics thank you so much for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. i'm trying to present stories that fit into your wheelhouse how many times do you hear about supply chains? we just showed you the premiere supply chain problem-solver at gxo. "mad money" is back after the break. coming up -- from supply chain scares to the g20, investors are hungry for economic indicators. lucky for us, cramer is opening up the cabinet the commerce secretary joins "mad money" next

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♪ yesterday the biden administration announced a trade agreement with the european union, replacing the section 232 tariff aluminum steel, allowing europe to sell similar volumes to what they sold us in the past in exchange they're getting ready of the retaliatory tariffs on motorcycles and bourbon great news for harlly davidson and unemployment the eu will cooperate to crackdown on china's illegal dumping. i always said we can't get the chinese government to behave unless we get the rest of the world to push back on the unfair trade practices. it was my conversation with gina raimondo that helped get us exactly what we needed so let's go directly to the

source and get a closer look secretary raimondo, welcome to "mad money." >> nice to see you how are you doing? >> i'm good, madam secretary this is insane, a big win for our modern american industry tell us what we win and what we had to give up. >> yeah, it's a huge win, it's a big win. the president asked katherine thai and i to get right on this and resolve it it's a big win for the steel industry, steel workers, for america and, frankly, investment in our transatlantic relationship what did we get? what we got is we got rid of 50% tariffs that were supposed to start on december 1 on bourbon, harley-davidson, levi, ridiculous tariffs that would cripple these industries but also we maintained the steel tariffs, so that our workers, the steel industry, are

protected from dumping into our market cheap steel from china. so it's really a win-win also, jim, as you know, fuel prices are high. you know, they're sky high right now. fuel prices have gone up three, four times in the past year, which is continuing to wreak havoc in our supply chain. so by, you know, allowing 3.3 million tons of steel to come in from europe tariff free, consumers are going to see that. you're going to see lower steel prices, which, of course, goes into cars and trucks and washing machines anyway, all the way around it's a big win. >> let's talk about something else that your capturing that's i think really vital when i look at the semiconductor situation, i did a lot of work today on taiwan semi in preparation of talking, and literally 75% of our autos, 75%, that's what they have right now, totally captive. global foundries is american but

i know it's own in large part by an asian company but they're here and willing to work with, say, ford, who is deeply committed and other automakers, if you can get somehow that bill, the $52 billion out of congress. doesn't everybody want that bill out of congress? >> i would say yes but, you know, there's a lot going on in congress right now, in case you haven't noticed. and i love your kind of zeal for the issue but still we have education to do. in fact, today earlier today, speaking with members of congress about the chips act, explaining how important it is people still i don't think fully understand what a big deal it is you just said it yourself. often people say only 12% of america's chips are made in america. that is scary. much scarier is that 0% of the

leading-edge chips are made in america, and we rely upon taiwan for 70% of those chips so, you know, three weeks ago the chinese military is intensifying their flyovers over taiwan we need to make chips in america, and i am extremely focused on getting this through congress and getting to work, incentivizing chip manufacturering in america arguably the most important thing we can be working on now since chips underpin everything, it's everything, jim it's in your vacuum cleaner, it's in wyour peloton, in your car, artificial intelligence, military weapons it's the complete bedrock of the digital economy. >> we also, i would think, if we're going to be more advanced, we do need some sort of insensitive for electric vehicles it's not enough what we have now, really important for green skies, really important for

american jobs. where are we there >> in process. i agree with you, the president agrees with you, we do need to move faster towardads some prog way. some people are pushing back and saying there's nothing going on but i'm starting to hear that's one part of the equationha

so we have to be working on every aspect of it i will say we will be clear at the ports, not overnight doing everything in our power on every detail to push through this lock jamb and working hand and glove with industry. fundamentally the private sectors have to solve this and we're working in partnership with them. you're absuth ain steel prices,

progress on ports. we have to stick with it and stay at it. >> the last one to circle back to the chips my people in the industry say it's two years, even if you got approved today, two years. it'soory state in the union. >> yeah, i thought i had a lot of pressure before coming into this interview but now you're doubling down on the pressure. look, we have to work with our allies, south korea, japan we have to work with them. europe, if we can't onshore, we can friend-shore or near-shore i do think beyond that there's -- look, it takes a year and a half to build a new fab soup to nuts but there are ways

we're looking into to boost production in certain areas, and we are very focused on that. none of which is a substitute for passing the chips act as fast as possible and letting us get to work to really boost supply here in america. >> i have total faith and confidence you'll get this done. it's the most important thing you'll be able to do as commerce secretary, and i wish you the best of luck thank you so much, miss raimondo great to talk to you. >> thank you, jim. >> secretary gina raimondo, first visible commerce secretary i can -- i have to go back 50 years before i remember any commerce secretary's coming up -- we did our home work on this chemical turnaround play now cramer goes for a little extra credit the ceo of element solutions joins the show next.

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♪ bottom line, i think element solutions is a solid turnaround story, even if there are cleaner ways to flies themes still, you got the bus in a small position here and if it pulls back, you can always buy more as you just heard a few weeks ago we covered a little chemical specialties company, not a lot of coverage, by the way, called elements solution. and i did give you my blessing because we thought it was cheap. for those of you who don't know, it's a roll-up called element solutions, inc but it's been an impressive stock. it has not donemuch, which is

good for you if you're interested the guidance in the current quarter was messy, but i think it's an interesting story. this exposed excellent end markets and one that deserves a closer look. we got luckier, ben gliklich, turnaround artist and ceo wants to come on and talk about element solutions. mr. gliklich, welcome to "mad money." >> thanks, jim, for having me on the show. >> we're impressed and always looking for companies deeply involved in the auto business, involved in some great secular trends including 5g and then a company comes along like element solutions. we knew the platform of the can you just give us the metamorphosis and how you got the end markets? >> yes, absolutely thank you for the question when we sold the ag business out of platform specialty products, we could have sold what is now element solutions at a nice premium to what it was trading but we still had so much value in it, we decided to stick

around, build and make this business better. and that's what we've been doing with element solutions we're three years in, great end markets, great performance and a lot of runway to continue to grow. >> so talk to me about automotive because i like the fact it was about a quarter but it seems like it's driving a lot of people's interest in element solutions. give me the electronics, assembly solution and auto because there's so much going on here, it's difficult for me to keep track of, frankly. >> yes, absolutely when you covered the company a few weeks ago, you talked about diversification. in reality while we are a diversified business, about 90% of our company does two things, it does electronics chaeks, 60% is electronics and balance is industrial surface treatment those are products that are used in cars and other applications to decorate and protect. and so a lot of that is in the auto space and that's a growth business for us. even those there's some headwinds in the current quarter, demand is really strong and content value per vehicle is

growing. even with flat auto, we're going to see growth because there's more electronics and more decorative content in every car. when you talk about electroic vehicles, we have even a better story. 1 1/2 times the value on an electric vehicle versus a internal combustion car. and electric vehicles are skyrocketing, which becomes a great detail for us. >> what are wet chemistries? >> wet chemistry is what we provide. we provide a technology and a process solution for our customers. it's applied through a series of vats so what our customer gets to us in material form is a tank or drum of product. but the real value is not in the material, it's not in the west chemistry, it's in the technology and service we provide to our customers while we're paid for a material, the value is the service and innovation we provide, which enables our customers high value products to perform. whether that's a smartphone or a

car. >> so is that -- where does circuitry solutions fit into that >> our circuitry solutions business is a market leader in the very attractive niche market of printed circuit board manufacturing. you talk or hear a lot about the semiconductor market and how well that's performing, all of those chips need to go on printed circuit boards and we provide the chemistry that allows for those circuitboards to, would. and there's a great deal of innovation in the circuit board space, just like the semiconductor space, it's just a nicher market so you don't hear about it as much. >> i want to go into why you don't hear mr. it when we think about these markets, we do not think about a company like element solutions dupont has a business like this. ed breen has often trumpeted his semiconductor business yorement solutions

>> so wee a market leader in attractive niche markets but you're right, they're nich years. we've got a great runway, organically growing these businesses because of the secular trends in the way we've been executing ande extra cash,

element solutions, i'll pick them off that will make people think i'm more involved in telco and more involved in auto isn't that what happens if you don't get the stock price up >> we're v long run. we're building intrinsic value every day through the way we're running these businesses and we see a huge amount of upside to organic execution and also capital allocation, which has been a really great arrow in our quiver the first threere not

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round" over. are you ready? let's go to alan in new york >> caller: how are you >> i'm good, how are you >> caller: i'm wonderful thank you for all you do last time we spoke, i called in about skm. zuckerberg says we have to wait 10, 15 years for metaverse you can get it now with skm. it's the largest supplier. >> it's good, it's good. my problem is i don't like the carrier business it's getting competitive i'm not sure how it can be creative but the growth is not there. if if you want metaverse, yeah, you got to own the old facebook. let's go to kyle in pennsylvania kyle >> caller: hey, mr. cramer, how is it going? >> all right, how are you? >> caller: i'm all right so my question is about eventbright. with the nasdaq at all-time

highs and with live nation at all time highs, event brite is still trailing a little bit. what are your thoughts on event brite? >> everyone is a platform and service company, aren't they then again, this company has event planning, it's got great management what do we do? we have to speak to julie hart she runs it. let's get her on the show. i will book her personally why not? let's go to chris in michigan. chris? >> caller: hello, jim cramer. >> hello >> caller: hello i'm a long watcher of "mad money. i need your opinion on ticker symbol wire, wyre. >> geez, wyre has been an up-and-down stock from day one and it is now in the upmode but it's going power bought! and i'm not going to recommend a parabone stock right here!

can i pick the time to bring shawn. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: my stock today, forged materials have recently said their orders booked triple to $2.5 million with new partners including ford motor and pepisco and nike/adidas. >> i don't understand why the stock is going down, down, down and everyone of its cohort going up, up, up home work item and that includes it, ladies and gentlemen, i'm done with the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. coming up -- it's a good time to be a member of the cnbc investing club cramer explains why now, more than ever, the home gamers should feel at home in the market next

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♪ hallelujah ♪ this is the best time to be an individual investor in 22 years. you have to go back to 1999 to see another period like this one. that said, if you bought stuff you like that made sense to you, then you made money practically overnight. have a fascination with the internet you can go buy the stock of yahoo! aggregate gets approved? why not own some pfizer. back then it was very easy to find winners and same thing is happening now. consider the case of tesla, the electric vehicle case analysis, $1.2 trillion valuation, even though it only delivered 231,000 cars in the third quarter. multiply by four you get an auto company that could sell a million cars in a year that's still a fraction of what other auto companies make.

even as tesla's margin in the industry combines, it doesn't matter after all of these years, there's not much way in competition. and a really funny morgan stanley, who covers the industry, ran the ferrari for electric vehicles and sold out two years. he can give tesla a run for the money. it seems everybody takes a ride in the tesla or see one, see one driving by them, they go buy the stock. that's just like the '90s. see something great so you buy the stock. it's the greatest story ever told and it makes you money, because the good news is never fully baked in we've been recommending this since it was at $50 and it's now $1,209 it takes a special investor who's ready to suspend their critical faculties as they buy hand over fist but that is not necessarily a criticism. this is where undisciplined do better than disciplined because

they're not bound by what investors hold back them from buying stocks like this. it's not just tesla. i want you to take a look at netflix. if you're one of the millions who love "squid game," i'm only on episode six, you may want to buy the stock when you discover the show if you did that, guess what, you got a big win! >> buy, buy, buy >> but when investment analysts look they compare it to other entertainment companies and they decide they don't want it. that rigorous analysis is causing you to miss out on great opportunities because there are many home gamers who just don't care they love the company, they love the productions, they love "squid game. i prefer to watch it, not dubbed i think you miss the whole emotion thing and then you might not even buy the stock and then nvidia, which rallied 23% this quarter thanks to the strength of its incredible graphics chip. every time you hear somebody tout the metaverse, matrix, virtual world that so many tech executives believe will be the future of the street as we said

at the top of the show, you need to remember the whole thing would be empowered by nvidia's chips. metaverse is not even fleshed out yet, but all of these stocks are flying i know these winners seem obvious and, ftherefore, too eas but this playbook hasn't worked in decades because the retail investor has been gone for so long of course, you don't buy these stocks without any discipline whatsoever, unless it's the discipline of gaming real estate investors who keep buying the stocks of companies that they love my view, i salute the individual investors who are trading this way. they've changed the character of the entire market and they're making a bundle in the process i hope these names stay strong through the end of the year. but, please, one thing you have to remember, everyone riding these, and again i salute you, bulls make money, bears make money, but hogs, they get slaughtered. admittedly i'm feeling a little hoggish right now because a charitable trust still owns nvidia this stock had a monster run and it's just plain irresponsible

not to take something off the table! but i haven't been able to anyway, i would like to say, there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer i will democrats in congress failing to enact his agenda. now a governor's race tomorrow could give them a boost or a batter one i am shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc >> down to the wire. >> you need leadership >> the kcandidates making their closing arguments. >> the state of the race with just one day to go th