there are so many names failing at those august highs. i think that probably continues. >> nice to have you on o.a. >> nice to be here. >> mike khouw. >> it sounds very negative but i kind of like cisco going into earnings and i think calls is a way to make that bullish bet. >> us. have a great super bowl weekend. mad money starts right now my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain but to teach you call me. or tweet me at jim cramer. it happened again. a week i have been hearing that the bull is dead

all week and that the bear is r resurrected. asking me advance .2.2% in the nasdaq now this kind of thinking is so wrong that i find it painful. >> the house of pain. >> you don't need to be as old as i too many recognize this right now we're witnessing classic bull market behavior a bull market is a moment where the despair is thick and the world looks like it's going to come crashing down on your head. that's what happened this week, and there will be more frightening moments like this as long as the bull reigns, so get used to it it's part of the process why am i so confident the bull is arrive and kicking? first, even in our worst days this year, we've had securities

that are up. and the market tends to be surprisingly resilient as long as we don't have a stock glut. third, we're clearly closer to the home stretch than the first turn fourth, even the worst bear markets out there, well, things are finding their footing, and more on that later with that in mind, what's the game plan for next week? let's take a look. on monday, we'll get other another read on enterprise software when with see the reaction to a software called monday.com a real hot one genuine high flyer the stocks rocketed to 450 at the peak of the nasdaq in 2021 and then it plunged before rebounding to where it is today. unfortunately, monday.com hasn't been able to turn a profit, or

maybe they haven't really tried. lately the market has blessed software markets that have pivoted to profitability that's our term for get used to it if monday.com makes the pivot, the stock bounces. then i think also it could lead the whole group up or down we also hear from a company called tree house foods. this is a company i've always admired. to date we have not seen much trade down of any size at the supermarket into house brands. once that starting happening, that will be a huge win in the fight against inflation because it's cheaper tuesday morning, we get the most important piece of data the entire week. all of its various forms, there's food and energy, all that kind of stuff we all know there have been changes for better apparel, which is going up in cost i think that's going to change

and head down. i think car prices might be a little better, but the relentless rise in the cpi feels unstoppable, so i don't want to get my hopes up too much of course any good news from this number, any sign inflation has peaked or is going down, and this market is ready to roar i've met a lot of people out there in talk stocks and if they're younger, they want to talk about tesla, now alphabet of course apple. older people want to talk about verizon and coca-cola. coke and pepsi co always get a positive nod from me the ceo has ignited the growth year i have been addiment that this company as you understand valued i don't know when it can break out to the upside. forgive a missed quarter a airbnb eviscerating competition.

it worked with uber. i think airbnb wants a game, set match for the lodging world, and it's going to get it my favorite is bart gold could this bethe quarter where people realize this stock deserves to trade much better than the underlying precious metal? i think it might by the way, it's got a very good end safe dividend. next up, i hate almost every spac except one. the one holding up mom and pop bowling allies i expect very good numbers will shopify have itsings quarter? it's no longer enough just to be the fulfillment company for the web or at least the part of the web that's not dominated by amazon thursday we get results from a

company called constellation energy i have been recommending this one for a long time because it's all nuclear. huge winner from the so-called inflation reduction act too. i would stick with this one as long as the democrats are in the white house. we hear from a host of companies. now we act secretary of congress on earlier this week, and she's been instrumental in creating legislation that will help the u.s. regain dominance in semiconductor manufacturing pip warn you not to buy materials now off the legislation. it will be years before it gets to orders. semiconductor pricing is bad at the very least, wait until after the reports because i'm beth it might not be that good a quarter. 50 million people gamble in this country, and we can expect 15 billion to be bet on the big game this weekend.

that will get people bulled up about draftkings i say be careful florida, texas, and california still don't have legal gambling. the numbers here won't be good enough until that changes. i do like draftkings, i like the ceo jason rons, but i don't like the legislative road map how about door dash? any hope for it to be profitable this one has to get into the blast right now because the market has to stomach for companies that don't seem to care about earnings. finally on friday, we have two important companies, auto nation and deere. i don't like this business right now, not just because caravana has been a huge disrupter. it disrupted itself. prices have been coming down fairly consistently until they bounced in january seems like a real spike -- that would be a bummer by the way if

you're worried that the fed might have to have more interest rate hikes to cool that part of the economy. let's listen to auto nation. let's not buy the stock. deere is different i said this before i need you to know that we are in a very powerful ag bull market it's the feed the world story. we don't have enough tractors out there. deere is the best way to play it because it's the most visible and best known next week truly marks a breather to the earning season as it winds down that said, there's plenty to buy as long as you buy companies that are making money and returning some of that money to shareholders still too soon to pick at high growth stocks with little in the way of earnings though and certainly no need to speck lateral at all joshua in florida. joshua. >> hi, jim. >> josh. >> jim, i'm a graduate student at the university of miami business school.

it's great to have you on campus last week. >> thank you it was a lot of fun being there. thank you for having me. >> go canes. what are your thoughts object implementation of reporting, and do you feel it actually drives value for firms? >> i think -- here's the way i feel about it. i'm very pro esg i don't even think it's controversial, though some do. i don't think it matters that much some of the funds are big enough they could move the needle, but i think we still pick stocks on the basis of the company's fundamentals, and we hope they are embracing our efg views. let's go to kchristopher in michigan. >> greetings from trenton, michigan jim, i'm wondering about something. it's been going on for a few weeks here with the increase prominence of artificial intelligence, it's

surprising that ibm watson isn't frequently mentioned in these discussions. can you shed some light on -- >> it's just unimportant look, i hate to be blunt about it, but it's unimportant there are three companies do you think fabulous work in ai. right now we know about microsoft and meta we haven't seen what meta is doing in ai. my sources tell me it's going to be good. >> hi, jim charter club member here, and i want to wish you a happy birthday. >> oh, thank you, mark really appreciate it thank you for being a member of the club >> i bought this club stock, then the price increased and i did not want to bring up my average cost spaces. now that the price the back down to nearly my cost basis, i would like your opinion if the

investing is still good, or has the business prospects de deteriorated >> no deterioration whatsoever it's gotten better i think it will be terrific. this is a dividend aristocrat, and i think you'll be -- just really clear sailing for multiple years next week truly marks a breather to earning season as it winds down that said, there's plenty to buy as long as you buy companies that are making money and returning some of that money in the form of buy backs or dividends. 2023 has lit a fire. i'm digging into a fire ports that might be worth eyeing now that the tide seems to have turned you have to prepare for whatever it can throw you we'll put your portfolio to the text. finally, dex games

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companies, and wall street got them up. the enterprise software stocks were in the dog house because these tend to be growth oriented companies, and when the fed declared war on inflation, the market lost its growth at all cost the whole group was untouchable. they bounced back pretty hard. we got some very positive news from some of these enterprise software companies and they tell us a great deal about the industry and the future let's start with the cloud-based application monitoring play. they make sure your apps and websites run properly. this thing has been increasingly crowded sector, and new relic was losing more in market year then they transitioned, and that's starting to pay off for the lengthy transition period. on tuesday night, new relic delivered a nice revenue beat

with sales up 18% year over year, and more importantly, they earned 32 cents per share. wall street was looking for less than that. the stock jumped more than 18% i mean, that was just an incredible move. that's just on wednesday alone almost like new relic got a takeover bid next up, we heard from cloud flare. cloud flare is a content delivery network with a side kick security kicker this is one of the hottest stocks on earth before the fed declared war on inflation because they have a track record of puing up tremendous numbers but it pivoted in november of 2021, and the stock lost 83% of its value. it lasted $37 a few months ago after last night, it already

rebounded to 58 bucks. this thing was coming in hot, maybe too hot. they didn't disappoint last night with inline sales up 42% we'll take it. management expects sales growth will continue to decelerate, that's okay. because this is now a market that cares more about profitability than accelerating revenue growth cloud flare gave you a really encouraging forecast revenue not so hot, earnings really good. they've gotten religion on chasing profitable growth rather than growth at all costs, which is a sucker's game now on a conference call last night, they spoke about taking steps to control costs. they even got positive free cash flow now that's what i'm really looking for, and they see that number trending even higher this year the stock jumped more than 10%

this morning although some of that was clearly short cap of people betting against the stock. they finished the day up 3%. i think it would have been more if not for the gravitational pull of the inflation. it saves a lot of time and people i like to joke that there are zillions and zillions of these analytic plays anddata handlin plays. alteryx was profitable a few years ago. then they started losing money the first three quarters of 2022, they were losing money hand over fist as a result can be the stock peaked they topped out at 185 in july of 2020, and the stock plummeted to $39 at its lowest bid in december hideous loss for people. they made a come back this year. now it's back to $60 as of last night. still down huge from its highs

last night, alteryx justified that move. top and bottom line beat and the bottom line is what i care about now. they earned 84 cents per share product is in tremendous demand. as good as those results were, the real story is the tremendous guidance the full year earnings forecast came in much higher than anticipated. they're expected to make 36 to 46 cents a year. they were thought to only do 6 cents. they're also expecting a loss for the quarter. so the story here was profitability. 20 times mentioned in the conference call, profitability we counted that. had to cfo kevin ruben said they're now ready to start showing investors earning power. couldn't have happened at a

better time. he said something that blew me away we feel the business is on strong footing to deliver expanding profitability with scale, and with the majority of our costs being variable nature, we believe we have the ability to stay nimble in this current economy environment. what he's saying is even if we have a slowdown, they're still going to make their numbers. the commentary is why the stock jumps 5% today at one point, it was up almost 15%. frankly, it's the same exact story we saw from new relic, cloud flare, and the other delivering surprising levels of profitability, and wall street is rewarding them now. now let's take a step back for a second while we're cheering the strong results from these three enterprise software companies in particular, we need to acknowledge they had a huge move higher already this year that come back rally seems to be

unwinding itself or at least cooling down it was up more than 25% for the year a little over a week ago. now it's only up 15 percent. every time we get any economic data that shows inflation bubbling up again, wall street gets terrified the fed will keep rates high for a long time or hit us with a quick hike neither outcome is good for this particular type of high growth tech company new relic, cloud flare and alteryx, they pivoted toward short profitability. we've seen the same thing from me co me commerce plays. the companies have gotten religion they know their stocks won't go up unless they're making money bottom line, we are now in bull market mode. that means the enterprise software companies that have

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i have been saying for weeks now i truly believe that we are in a new bull market even a bull market you get days like today where the major averages are swinging in major directions you need to be prepared to capture opportunities, but you also need to be sure your portfolio is protected

we like to play defense, and that's why we play am i diversified. this is where you call me and tell me your top five holdings, and i tell you whether your portfolio is diversified enough. james in south dakota. james. >> hi, jim this is james from south dakota. my five stocks are merc, devon, stag, bank of america, and caterpillar. am i diversified >> well, this is really, really interesting. i'll tell you why. some of these are names for my charitable trust, there's some -- there's a nice bit of dividend income coming in here stag gives you a 4%. caterpillar is now -- it's been raising dividends.

merck has a great dividend devon has one of the top five dividend yields in the stock exchange i like that just in terms of income you got a real state investment. you have a bank, a machinery company, and a drug company. i'm going to say that that's almost perfect diversification almost perfect i want people to think about this kind of -- this is the kind of portfolio you need. next up, we have piroz in california. >> hey, jim. thanks for having me on the show my five stocks are costco, pfizer, disney, jpmorgan chase, and general electric thank you so much. >> wow i like this portfolio very much too. costco is our big retailer for the charitable trust you can follow that the if you belong to the investing club disney, stock all the way up to 120. came back down 12 points

big entertainment company we like pfizer, we had that one recently it's not growing as fast as i would like, but it's okay. ge, that's good. jpmorgan has been a horse of a bank we have diversified manufacturers. per february that is perfect. more high growth, less dividend except for jpmorgan and pfizer let's go to josh in north carolina josh. >> hi, jim this is josh from charlotte. thank you for taking my video call, and thank you for all the help you give us individual retail investors i would like to know if i'm well diversified. i have wfc, boeing, marring, cater bill l-- caterpillar, and marathon. >> you know nvidia is -- some of

their software wells is one of our largest positions. it's gone from 42 quietly to 47. it was at 62 literally this week five years ago it's still got room to run marathon digital, no i like marathon oil, i like anything marathon except for marathon digital so we're not going to consider that that's not an asset where i'm from boeing, great air space, caterpillar, great machinery let's take work from the previous guest, and then i'll sup e accept that portfolio. let's go to sonny in illinois. sonny. >> hey it's sonny from chicago. a big windy city boo ya to you, jimmy. want to say thank you for not just entertaining but educating us investors and teaching us not

to panic when the bid is low my five stocks are pfizer, paramount, red fin, at&t, and hewlett pack ard. >> pfizer, well, we went over that, it's got better yield, but not as fast growing. at&t, not a fan because i don't like that balance sheet. paramount, it's going to report this week. i think it's too small and levered, and i'm worried about the dividend red fin is barely a stock anymore. we're not going to touch it. real estate, i don't like it at all. hewlett packard is a challenge company. we have to do switching up here. a challenge company that is the division between hp and packard which is like an enterprise catch all, second rate deal actually let's move dell in instead of red fin, we want to

do real estate, let's do frt, 4.5% yield, and you capture the shopping center. paramount, switch that out with disney at&t, i know there's obviously someone who wants some dividend here, but i'm not going to -- i'm going to caution that that dividend, i even prefer verizon's dividend to that let's do -- wow, this is tough if we want big dividend, and we want -- let's do -- oh, squeeze. we can't do that because we got pfizer as the drug company i've got to come back on this because the real telecoi like is t-mobile i like it. had a really good quarter, very good dividend. that's what we'll use. and that's diversified, industrial, and aero space

let's go to ter are i in washington. >> jim, i'm an investment alert member, and i want to know if i'm diversified. the five stocks i have are eli lilly, palo alto networks, pioneer, caterpillar, and last but not least, wells fargo jim, am i diversified? go bears >> all right let's hope the expiration date on that is sunday. pioneer is up $10.30 today because it has a 10% field and i love it. wells fargo, but what i didn't add, fwhail able to buy back more stock lily, it was a monster week for lily that will not be approved by the fda until probably late spring in the meantime, people are not keen on it they want to see the real numbers. let's wait for approvals if you haven't bought it yet.

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niced the way we treat diabetes. but it did fall apart last year with all the richly valued gross stocks since last fall, dex dock's come rolling back the fda approved their new version of the platform, the g 7, back in november. and they are legit when dex com reported a strong quarter, these guys already preannounced good numbers in january, but they stillmanaged to deliver better numbers than they preannounced and issued solid guidance for your head so could this leave them more room to run? lest check in with the chairman and ceo of dex com welcome back to mad money. >> it's great to be back, jim. >> we were going through the archives, and i didn't realize this, but dex com has been on the show for 18 years.

just to describe to people what dex com has done to this industry in those 18 years >> real quickly, the first thing we did is we made the product accurate enough for people to rely on. when people could make glucose decisions from the continuous monitor, everything changed. the next big step was going to the phone. we're the first medical device ever that went straight to the phone. but then we enabled people to share data with their network, with their family members, with their friends, school nurse, or whomever and then on top of that, we started making it easier to use to whereby you didn't have to calibrate it with a finger stick. so finger sticks are gone. nobody has to stick their finger and now we did it smaller, we listened i think it's going to be a great new product for us. >> i was with someone who has the current one versus what i see, this new one, it's really

pretty sizable difference, kevin. i mean, major. >> it's 60% smaller. it warms up in a half an hour instead of two hours you name it. everything we've learned about glucose monitoring, we put into this new product to make it better. >> so what is the percent act of people who are current users who actually go for the new and improved versus say new customers? >> well, the way it will work over time is we'll swap out the entire patient base to new and improved, but there are things that have to happen like reimbursement with your insurance company through medicare and cms, also connectivity to our automated insulin delivery system partners, that will take time. but they'll switch out over time we added 450,000 new users to our user group last year we have 1.7 million users in total. literally, almost a quarter of our users are new users we added

last year, and we continue to grow like that around the world. so our current basis, now a bigger portion of our revenues, the new ones by a sizable margin, but we intend to add a lot of new ones this year. >> are you ready to handle the traffic monday given the fact that the nfl viewership is up dramatically and we do have the big game sunday, and apparently you have an advertisement? >> we do have an ad, and we're ready to respond to it you couldn't ask for a better spokesperson than nick jonas. >> you know, i've got to tell you. every time i've talked to you guys, there's always this lag with the insurance companies they know you're coming out. they know you save lives they know you prevent really terrible things from happening to people with diabetes. why don't they get a little more proactive? why is it always like this

>> you know, we are the most covered cgm brand in the united states we have more coverage than anybody else and they're coming along quickly with g 7 i can say this is going very well we're asking them to spend more money. and any time you ask these groups to spend more money, they get involved and have to study it but they come around this is a lot. we've had so much improvement here, jim, it's becoming standard of care for anybody on insulin certainly. >> i was going to ask you that i know when i first saw you guys, there's some very big medical equipment companies -- i don't need to mention them right now because people can google it -- but i was so worried they would crush you. what happened? one of them fell apart one of them is doing overseas. why doesn't anyone come in directly against dex com >> our technology has been the industry leader as far as accuracy and performance, and we solved this problem better than

anybody else by delivering accurate data where patients want to see it and being ahead of that curve. we have been able to stay ahead, and we'll continue to run. and now, jim, it's a question of scale. we're ready to build this g 7 product. i love your question, are you ready for the crush. i talked about on the earnings call, we can already build 100,000 a day. by the end of the year, we will have increased that capacity significantly as more lines get up and running and as we look out two years, our capacity will be 5 x what it is now. we've made the bet we're not going to slow down. >> there are some revolutionary drugs that are available now -- you have to take them and shoot them into yourself, injectables so to speak -- that are going to i think prevent diabetes or at least head it off. everybody wants diabetes to be cured, at the same time, you're in the business to help diabetics. do you look at it long term and

say, one day, maybe we won't need dex com, or is the epidemic so big that that's wishful thinking >> well, for insulin users, you'll always need dex com i think dex com plays a big part in the new drugs coming out. i talked with several physicians that use these drugs a lot, and they say by giving them this sensor to see what's going on in their system and you let them wear a sensor before they use the drug and they see the spikes going up and down and get on the drug and see how the eating habits change and how flat they are, it becomes incell what you can always do is wear a glucose center and learn what's going on in your body. in fact, i was joking with somebody, i have a g 7 on today. they have a hershey bar dish in

the office, and i ate one and experienced a 42% glucose spike. >> i'll be att game. but i want to thank you kevin. great to see you as always >> great to be on the show, jim. >> excellent mad money is back after the break. coming up, cramer takes your calls, and the sky is the limit. it's a fast fire lightning round. next

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it is time it's time for special gobert edition of fast money. and then the lightning round is over are you ready? let start with bob in florida. bob. >> yeah. thank you once again for taking my call. >> you're welcome. >> thank you i got to ask you about a company that came to my attention when i was researching united rentals that's a company i've owned for at least ten years based on a mere excellent recommendation. so thank you very much for that one. >> that's a winner ten times over. >> i'm calling tonight about a company called triton international. >> a little more dicy. it's trailers.

i got to tell you, they had a good trailer business, and the stock keeps getting clubbed. take a pass on that one. bonny in california. bonny. >> hi, jim boo ya. >> boo ya bonny. what's up? >> happy birthday. >> thank you very much how can i help >> listen. i have been watching you for ten years. i'm a club member. i love your club. >> thank you >> and you helped me to retire early. anyway -- >> aww, then i did a good job. thank you. >> you're very welcome what do you think of baxter? i have 300 shares. >> no, no, no. they had a really bad day yesterday. i would rather see you in admin or dex com i thank you for being a member of the club and doing so well with me. i appreciate it. that's really nice

let's go to don in colorado. >> hello, james. this is don from colorado. >> nice. what's happening >> not much. what do you think of ao smith. >> that's the kind of company that makes stuff, does things, returns capital shareholders, gives you a payout, profitable -- yes! let's go to brian in new york. brian. >> jim, kansas city, 31. philly, 10 let's go, okc. any question -- question on you is software. >> yeah. beauty software stinks i don't even like it you compounded it with that. it was enough that you like kansas city. you come into my zone with unity. i mean, i'm sorry. i'm a forgiving fella, but that's asking for too much let's take tyler in california tyler. >> big boo ya from california. how you doing, jim

>> i like it it's a familiar boo ya i like that. what's going on? must be a good stock. >> i want to know if i should be a big bowl or big bear on big bear ai. >> how do i say sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell -- help me here. okay let's go to jimmy in kentucky. jimmy. >> jim, happy boo ya to you. >> back at you >> my question is what the banks make in billions off the seems like monthly increases and no financial hurricanes in sight, and everybody seems to be paying their bills and seems to be job increases. when do you see bank of america stock prices increasing? >> i wanted to like go to the guy and say, here's where you're headed i think that stock's got a good yield. it's inexpensive, and i think you can go much higher in this

environment. you have a winner in bank of america. let's go to michael in colorado. michael. >> mr. cramer, boo ya. >> boo ya back at you. >> and happy birthday? >> oh, thank you very much. >> you're quite welcome. this is michael with greetings from colorado and with thanks for your thoughts and advice you've certainly helped me to make money. >> thanks a lot, man thank you. >> jim, i'm an investing club members and a decade long football ticket holder the giants are coming back for a while, you have stowing the virtues of this stock. when will the charitable trust finally pull the trigger and buy palo alto networks >> we had a huge hit we took it off and put it back in the bull pen. you're right i think he has a birthday in six days i think you're right and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the

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okay it's my birthday today, and the eagles are in the big game on sunday i'm putting that out there because i'm finding it very, very difficult to be critical or unforgiving at this moment let me change it up a bit and tell you about great things that are happening. i would like to give you 68 positives to myself on my birthday or 68 stocks at work here, but those are hard lists to put together, and i talk fast enough as it is. instead, i'll tell you some of the things i'm thankful for, including how much i like working for an honest broker network and all the nbc who embraced me. when it comes to the market, i'm

grateful for stock picking i'm grateful it's back in style. i got sick of everything being determined by the fed or some big picture economic consideration. that's not investing, it's trading. i discourage trading unless you're managing money professionally it requires too much time. you make a lot of mistakes second, i'm grateful we've got a caring fed chief, even those he's treated like a -- he's compassionate. he's trying to preserve the value of your hard-earned money, but he's also working really hard to make sure he can do that without devastating the economy. hard job i think he's doing it. i would say so far, so good. the eagles will be bums in our town if they don't win on sunday for now, he's doing well why don't we give him some credit we'll get through this third, i'm grateful in this

country, business is the greatest source of social change it's been true in america for decades. i like that people tend to be desired to help their shareholders meanwhile, many companies are well ahead of our elected leaders when it comes to preserving environment, including oil companies. they've recognized decarbonization is good for business i'm thankful for -- he's most responsible for the saft ware intelligence hardware and software super computer technology unleashed by nvidia might have given you a new way to think i think there's a lot of money in it. finally, i fibbed. i'm blessed to work for the best place on earth for journalism with the finalest teams, mad money, squawk on the street, and the cnbc investing club. i know i work for cnbc, but

you're my customer, my client, my confidant that's why on my birthday, i thank you for watching your viewership is the best present of all, aside from the eagles hopefully winning this weekend. but win or lose, your viewership will always be number one. i'm jim cramer see you next time. nader masadeh, president and ceo of buffalo wings & rings... for sure, 100%, lose the mustache. (announcer) goes undercover in his own restaurant. i'm ready to go. damn, if you're gonna work back here with me, man, you're gonna have to get the lead out of your ass. uh, oh. i'll go ahead and comp this off, because it took too long. i am so sorry. (announcer) this hot wing hotshot with a fire to succeed... fryer is stuck. what the hell? (announcer) suits up to take center stage. (nader) it's getting crazy, quickly. (announcer) along the way, he'll find more than a few bumps in the road. i could not physically walk on my feet.