the google lawsuit, i think yo might regret not -- position >> interesting >> if anybody from the university of virginia i watching, tyler should be in the hall of fame get him in there >> oh, yeah, yeah. hey, i am cramer. welcome to mad money. i'm not here to make friends. i'm just here to make you a little bit of money. my job is to explain and change. -- teeth. call me at 1-800-cnbc-tran03. maybe they're headed to the

moon, maybe they are headed to the sun. we have speculation all over the place. more than i have seen in ages. i can figure out whether it is the success of bitcoin, hunting for the next form with nvidia. donald trump, even the most risky and flimsy of enterprises. it has been a wild couple of weeks. they will reckon whatsoever. including pay. uw gained 426 points. all-time high. only 3.5% and the nasdaq. 4.16%. can it continue? you know how things are. why do we do this? historically, just one [ bleep ] of a week. remember you were in high school, elementary school, whatever it was? that is what you learned. thanksgiving tends to unleash the analyst in the spirit of the market in a very positive way. i won't tell you to not buy, or

look at the silver buyer. if i don't talk about it, it will become a problem. with that in mind, what is happening on monday, bitcoin takes out 100,000 already so we can keep stop talking about it. this one is on the president elect. the idea that we have bitcoin reserve, all the people that you justified because you didn't own it any other way, as long as it is legal, understand, i had nothing to offer. it is safe to say this. this is what happens when there are more buyers. more than sellers. they have the e-commerce competitors much longer. they have mall-based retailers.

the stocks have been out for a couple of years now. the company's last two quarters have been okay. both times, bath and body works get discouraging forward outlooks. they crush the stock. it is far from the low 50s. around $30 now. expectations have fallen. they can give us some positive commentary, it would go a long way in this market. after closing up from a zoom video, one of those companies were people are short of the stock. zoom, has a lot of irons in the fire. this time, this highly speculative market, it might finally matter if they beat them by two or three pennies. tuesday is a huge day for retail. in the morning alone, we have best buy, abercrombie and fitch, kohl's, macy's, burlington, dick's sporting goods. in many cases, their stocks still work -- roared. it is treacherous to drop by if

you start buying these now. many have dropped in the last few days. dick's sporting goods. this joined and jumped a points today. is that a sign of numbers are going to be great? is it bad because it is on the upside? i'm with the former. there aren't that many of these left. williamson and sonoma, comes around. is best buy still around? we trimmed some of our position from the travel trust this week. we listen to the home repair, tales of woe that we got from home depot and lowe's. then again, the shorts are on the rise. no one expects it from best buy. it gives us anything good at all, then it is to the moon quarry. ceo of best buy. how old do you have to be to get that honeymooners reference? the hills are now younger than i am. abercrombie bombed last quarter. i don't think they get it wrong twice. they are too good for that.

calls, guilty until proven innocent. sophora, the main reason we go to the store. cash, seems to have lost its allure, like the dollar. next up, the ceo of macy's, knows that this is making an incredible amount of money in the next 30 days. this is simply a prelude to macy's. if he can tell a good story about the bloomingdale organization, then his stock will build on today. i mentioned that from bloomingdale's. did such a great job. i am pulling for this guy. both pretty good numbers. i doubt that they will be indifferent. that makes for a terrific rate. let me talk about this. at this point, are they overly hating it? they are paying too much for hostess brands. in this market, this is considering and delivering in- line numbers? the stock would soar.

they would support a mean it's is the wrong way. this is the stock when it shouldn't be. we have some big technology named reporting. previously, crowd strike, dell technologies. i think these are 343. crowd strike, ever since that summer glitch heard around the world, i believe that the ceo has a free pass to see how companies do it. it might be a good time to do it ahead of the quarter. palo alto, it also did well. yesterday, people didn't get it. the quarter, was actually very good. i trust to own both. this is on the quarter that is it palo alto. to actually what happens. the stock is wrong. dell is the best partner of nvidia. this comes through with the new generation. you have a good position on

them. i think we are lucky to be able to invest alongside him. easy. enterprise software. suddenly the world loves enterprise software just as much as they hated enterprise software. it is a winner in the human resources and financial spaces within the enterprise. here's really important ones. here's the hp report. i want to know the truth. if the a.i. -- i don't think it is. i think it might not be. we need to know why. here's a question. is microsoft copilot uses advantage? you know he thinks so. he has been talking about it for ages on twitter. i wish there was more to say. stocks have been here from tuesday. we have a fed number. the personal consumption expenditure, pce, there is talk that we have no need for the december rate cut. it is a very tough call.

especially because long-term rates, including mortgage rates, have been climbing. it is supposed to go the other way. that number could cause one more eruption higher. a hot one, we could see a rollback with some of those specular stocks. that's what i am concerned about going into the weekend. bottom line, if you have huge profits from the month of november, i would show little thanks and take something off the table, in your most risky positions. you and i will certainly feel better about it later on. let's go to susie, in california. >> i didn't realize you say my name. i love watching your show. all of the things you have said, punching those buttons, and talking about stocks. [ inaudible ]. for a variety of segments, and part of the closure. it has had a great month since august 23. 28 to 162. when we first heard you talking about the stock in september,

it was 112. i didn't buy it because of the sector. would you like? is it a good investment? >> thank you for that. if you went over nvidia's quarter yesterday, there's a proper genesis. we just don't have enough power in this country to handle all of these chips. who does? the one that always comes to mind. every time someone says something good, they come in and buy it. i'm going to say enough. let's let this one come in. more important, let it go up without me. i don't want to continue to support something that is up this much. i have to worry about what happens when it goes down. i want to speak to randall in north carolina. >> jim. i have two lines here. first, i would like to thank you to bring my attention to nvidia, a while back. it has been very positive. in honor of that, i want to name my next dog cramer. >> holy cow.

it's not the cramer from seinfeld. it's the actual cramer. >> how do you see the possible turnaround of boeing stock? i have some statistics. it is supposed to be profitable in 2025. orders are coming in. it they lost 6 billion in the third quarter. 737 max. >> i am pointing for kelly. i think that they can get there. he gave a pretty encouraging talk i felt this week. it was also very sober. why do we need to worry about the entry point from boeing, when we can just to stay with nvidia? i want to thank another nvidia millionaire yesterday. someone who watches the show and just became a millionaire from nvidia. jensen is doing it. we just talk about the news. if you have some big profits from this month, i'm actually begging you. i'm not going to get on my hands and knees, i'm really tired. take something off of the table. on the mad money tonight, could it be a donald trump

trade to watch? give you some stocks to keep on your radar. earnings season winds down. i'm looking at the latest report. this is from the state of the consumer. i'm taking you through all of these calls, as we play and diversify. make sure that your portfolio is positioned even in a market where it seems like nothing ever goes down. stay with mad money.

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in the 2.5 weeks since the election, all sorts of -- were fired. going base, up 57%. private prison stocks are soaring 69%. of course, six, tesla, is up 40%. many of these need -- knee-jerk reactions. tonight, i'm going to give you a more sustainable donald trump trade. i'm taking the whole natural gas ecosystem with effective margins. our countries have abundant quantities of natural gas. some of these people think it is the lowest in the world. thanks to president joe biden's admission, we are looking at this through the local economy. this is underfunded for the most of the year. i think that is about to change. we have tremendous amounts of natural gas. we are getting it where it needs to go. president joe biden, loves blocking new pipelines. they even are ausing the natural gas xports.

a study comeuppance is looking at one of the strongest injuries that is replacing thousands of people with high- paying jobs. over day one, giving you new life to all of these project that really have been stuck in limbo. we already know that donald trump is appointed with oil executives . liberty energy, chris wright, shows greenpeace. his clinic is going to give the everett -- industry everything it wants, and then some. we are playing dodgeball. since the election, natural gas has gone up more than 17%. this is a recent cold snap after a generally late start to winter. seasonably, this is good. i also think it is solid with some optimism about the future of the industry driving this move. donald trump, going to give the natural gas industry whatever it needs. what is the best way to play this? first, you can use on producers. this is exclusively focused on natural gas. the basin across pennsylvania, west virginia, and ohio.

spend a couple of years trading sideways. 22% to the highest level since late 2022. even before the election, the stock was getting some buzz. buy, late october, reported the rays quarter. this did shocked me. earlier, they made a pipeline acquisition, all stock deal. evaluating the company. more than $35 million. that closed in july. in the latest conference call, a real smart fellow, on our network a lot, was on our network saying transform the qt into the only large integrated natural gas business. for note, the integration is well on its way, and saying all sorts of efficiencies are being locked on the way. if they valley and value those legs, e qt, buy. i still very much like coke tower energy. travel trust, you can follow by joining the cnbc investing

club. this is another export production play. it is more balanced between oil and gas. after paramount positions lasted earlier this month, the revenue will tip a little bit more in favor of oil. more oil, less gas. they have the lowest natural gas cost of any in our country. the cause of c of the hold -- old habit oil gas. this is rebranding the combined company. it is one of the truest operators in the injury. whatever environment we have making it a long-term holding, they have supply agreements, with 200 million cubic feet per day. national price points. much higher than domestic ones. that is a bummer to me. they are going to unlock a lot of demand. this gives it a great glide path to the next couple of years. a couple weeks ago, he told us

that there is more of that to do. you know what that meant. no deals that aren't accrued. i would do that as a pan. how about your play on pipelines? much building under republican iterations. i think energy transfer, they yield 620% and 4.0% respectively. rather than those two, i want to go under the table. it is called an bridge. we have had more. the canadian company transports 20% of the natural gas consumed in the u.s. operates as the u.s. largest natural utility. for the pipeline business, the company is very strategically located, connected to the gulf coast to the eastern midwest, meaning the appellation basin. they are the gulf king.

they also go across the northeast. they can get natural gas where it needs to go. their system is just incredible. it has been a super long time in the doghouse. they are taking off the back end of the year, rallying 22%. even then, the stocks have 6% more yield. the safest difference around. totally covered by the cash flow. we have been with it the whole way. we have been able to get that. it turned out to be donald trump. that's not bad. finally, with more fossil fuel friendly administration coming in, i think it is owing to be part of the natural gas expiration. again. we were the first like them in the whole country. we first recommended senior energy. first mover, emma stock traded sideways from the mid-20s to the 22's, in the middle of this year. this is a more or near 15%,

anyway you want to look at it since the election. reaching new all-time highs. this is a more diversified power company. plenty of natural gas exposure through regulating businesses in california. gas pipeline area helps connect gas. people that needed after being so big in it, but they haven't done any of the infrastructure. it has a growing portfolio. including the u.s. and mexico. another name that has broken out since the election. 15%. i would be more cautious for some. here's the bottom line. we are hearing about all sorts of donald trump trades right now. many of these things have made insane moves in the last three weeks. they are feeling a little precarious to me. sustainable donald trump trade, bet on the natural gas and ecosystem. it has a lot going for it. he needed some cooperation from the federal government. that is why i can get to buying producers like e qt. fighting natural gas export stock lights, energy and some pro. i think they have money for the next couple of years, not months. they have all moved.

they are nowhere versus where they could go now that president joe biden's anti fossil fuel team, has been burned, from one that is totally supportive of this industry. mad money, is back after the break. (♪♪)

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after nvidia reported on wednesday night, it is often looking at the 26 mile earnings marathon that started all the way back october 11, when the chiefs were still undefeated. the earnings season is more about the magnificent seven. a marathon is not over at 26 miles. 26.2 miles long. i want to walk you through the last fifth of a mile. recapping some of the big retailers that reported this week. after all, as much as i love nvidia, a.i. chips don't tell you much about the state of the consumer. first up, target. reported a quarter that reminded me of those videos of deep-fried turkey fires we all get this time of year. this could be a diss service -- this service to every part of the lineup. 23% sales growth came level

with the 1.5% meet up as expected. a trap from the previous quarter. the overall sales came in. target had the worst profit in two years. with the exception of beauty. which is handled by alto. progressive spending, soccer sales pitches, compared to the previous quarter. they were forced to manage and lower their earnings per share forecast. $.75 at the midpoint. reports strength, was reported across the quarter. that wasn't to protect the stock tumbling nearly 22% the next day. it's not the numbers alone the cause of the decline. what really worries people, is that target might be using more than just the competition. competitors like walmart. which reported a stellar quarter. what a difference one day makes. walmart actually has the 5.5 sales growth compared to 3.9%.

very impressive numbers from sam's club. in complete contrast of target, walmart gave you the top and bottom line beat. then they raise their full-year forecast. walmart is managing products in several different areas where they keep gaining market share. no everybody sold on target when they missed the next day. many of these came from households earning at least six figures. nobody ever got hurt from having customers who are too rich, and a wealthier coworker is relatively new to the colossus. they also posted the first year- over-year growth. that's despite prices coming down over 4%. turns out when you give people great deals, you can have value. imagine the market share will continue in the fourth quarter. which is why the stock is going to be clouding all week. 6000, 6000 in the past quarter. doesn't matter if you are making $100,000 per year. value is value. 100 grand today, is equal to 80

grams per year in the pandemic. easy come, easy go. americans are just sick and tired of high prices. two retailers and restaurants that go from great values, they are making fortunes here. the ones that keep their prices high, are being eaten alive. william and sonoma, another company that delivered a surprising illness he's a surprisingly great quarter. we had the president and ceo earlier on the show this week. she was fantastic. price value balance has brought customers in, allowing the company to reduce the promotional activity. helping them deliver these blowout numbers. she really had a lot of gifts for people who have promotions. that is not her game. apple tj maxx, marshall's, home goods, we know for the travel home goods, they buy excess inventory, for chump change. they market up. retailers have to get rid of the stuff because they have new stuff coming in. they give it to you at a great

price. i wasn't surprised that they reported a bottom line. healthy sales growth in all key operating segments for higher transactions. although, flat, it was encouraging. ceo non-promotional assemblies, we continue to see outstanding availability across a wide range. which gives us great confidence in flowing, fresh, exciting assortments to our stores and online this holiday season and beyond.". despite the results for the quarter and the contrary, the stock barely barged, down a couple of smackers. we have a little bit of light. as someone who has followed the stock for ages, i can tell you that they are serial performers of -- they under promise and over deliver. do they ever over deliver the next quarter? just like walmart and target, they have wildly different results in the same space. how about lowe's and home depot? they went in totally different directions. top and bottom line, strong savings per sales growth.

good things from lowe's and home depot tuesday morning. lowe's did beat both sales and earnings, the stock had already rallied where there wasn't enough. lowe's has a higher mix of do- it-yourself customers, compared to home depot. our professional customer base. has been hit by the continued discretionary spending in general, and the home improvement industry in particular. renovation. this gap would have been more pronounced if it wasn't for the sales benefit that they saw from the hurricanes. lowe's, the stars return, when they keep cutting rates. hopefully, keep on pace. if they can, this is towards the beginning of next year. we own home depot for the travel trust. they really are the professional place to doing home renovation. and construction. to close out this week of retail, last night, what a

joyous call. we heard from gap. baby and banana republic. i'm a big fan of what ceo richard dixon has done to turn things around here. reinvigorating the brand. despite posing slightly softer than expected sales, the gap manages to moderate a bit, with much better expected margins. 14% earnings beat on a 15% basis. wow. as a result, they are raising the full-year forecast did gaps brands, gain market share in the quarter. that is huge. you have got to go listen to it. it is the leisure nameplate. it inflected. much more than i thought it could. can you imagine these guys? they probably missed the quarter for all they do. all they do is miss the quarter. no wonder they rallied 12%. this was really, really strong. here's the bottom line. now that they have worked through a retail week, it is safe to say the earnings marathon has come to an end. except for the stragglers i

made, spending the next week gobbling on turkey and some sides, instead of quarterly reports. i'm going to have to go and get some clothes that will fit me better by the end of next week. i haven't eaten in days. true. trey, in texas. >> jim, my wife selling -- is telling me that we are prioritizing watching mad money, over my marriage. >> we talk to each other more than i talked to my wife. my wife is jealous. she is. why do you keep talking? what is that special relationship? i said it is okay, he is in texas. >> that's how mine is too. she went as far as to tell me that if i ever call into the show again, she will leave me. >> my wife is saying the same thing if i take your call. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> lulu women, i bought this back in january. for down 40% from the top margin. is this something to hold on here? should we separate? >> i want you to buy gap.

athletic division is up 5%. rather extraordinary. we are going to start taking share. lulu lemon ecame china centric. you know what i think about china. full daisy. now that we are up with retail earnings, walmart, williams- sonoma, and don't forget home depot. there is so much more mad money, including mi diversified? stocks like rocket lab, chief engineer and research record, should be higher. should be be confident or looking at the long-term outlook of a.i.? i'm joking. the keys that he loves the stock. i'm laying out the types of moves that you can expect. next, is the lightning round. stay with cramer.

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we love the major averages. it record high. can you believe it? sector rotation under the surface. pretty vicious. i have to make sure that your portfolio position is not going to be beaten by it. that's why we are going to play mi diversified? maybe shake it up a little bit, or keep it the same. let's go with brian in sweet home alabama. >> jim, how are you? >> i'm doing really well. it is friday. how are you? >> i am good. thank you for all that you do. i have benefited greatly from your advice, teachings, and investments. investment disciplines, and the welcome his wealth of information that is available online to the cnbc investors club. >> thank you. you are errific for saying that.

thank you. >> you are the pied piper of wall street. bringing common sense and advice. thank you very much. >> we are all part of the masses. that is what it takes. it to recognize you and i in the same boat. >> as an engineer, i'm a big believer in the technology sector. if you would, please evaluate the diversification of my modified dachshund right there. basically what i have done, i have created my own technology spider. since 2016, it is up 360%. i do understand the risk of concentrating the sector. i want you to know, that i have not put all of my eggs in the basket. a significant amount. i think today's market, with a.i. and so forth, technology included, i think it is well worth the risk. >> i see what you are talking about. i'm going to evaluate it with that in mind.

i understand exactly where you are going. give me the names. >> my stocks are nvidia, amazon, palo alto networks, and microsoft. thank you, my friend. >> there they are. let's think this through. will brian is basically saying, within the confines of the 20%, smb, there is enough technology that we should be able to explore each tributary. let's do that. palo alto networks is a club name, one of the finest cyber security companies. not as big as it was. i don't mind. see you later. don't let the door hit you on your way out. broad calm, inside the data center, inside the server. it is pretty much everywhere, it is ubiquitous. amazon, is primarily now a web service company that also has a retailer connected to it, and also has an advertising business. nvidia, we have o be able to

say is the backbone of the darn world. industrial revolution that is occurring. microsoft, is enterprise software and gaming. enterprise software, we have a web service company, but they also have ancillary companies. we want to consider that we all consider this more of the cloud business, per se. we will consider only the other ancillary businesses. this is going to be software. this is going to be retail. this is plumbing, this is cyber, and this is the internet of everything. i don't know how else to put it. brian has himself a terrific portfolio. what i have done differently? not the semi conductor company i would have used. i would have used amd. amd doesn't act well right now. i think this is going to do just fine. we are going to stay in alabama. happens to be one of my favorite states. let's go to jimmy, in alabama. >> thank you for your time.

i became an investment club member just if few months ago. first thing that i learned from you, was don't invest more than 5% in any one individual. i first started buying individual stocks in 2015. the first that i bought was nvidia. i have sold my initial stake in it. now, my 20 stocks that i own, 6% of the total composition is really nvidia. what do i do? i have five stocks that i want to talk to you about. >> one of the highest quality problems. if you have taken your cost basis out, in my book, in all of my books, once you have taken the cost basis out, let it run. i don't care that it is in that position. i don't know the other stocks. let's see what they are at. >> the other four stocks that i have, our intuitive surgical, jpmorgan chase, and crowd strike. >> all right.

this is good. jpmorgan chase. world's largest bank. i like wells fargo more than that. oil and gas. you can see that stock exploding higher. intuitive, is one of the best medical device companies. i missed it. i focused too much on avid. avid is working. nvidia, the internet of everything. we should call it renaissance. it is the renaissance. we will change within the renaissance. crowd strike, cybersecurity company, they are here next week. cybersecurity, we have renaissance. we have banks, oil, gas, that is absolutely perfect. once again, if you are taking your cost basis out of the speculative stock, i'm going to let you let it run. okay? you're never going to lose money. biggest thing in our business is to turn a game into a loss. now we are going to go into another one of my favorites. william, in kentucky.

that is where the secretary is. >> that is right. from the horse capitol of the world, kentucky. i think you are probably going to give me a hard time. i have five names that are in some way related to the a.i. revolution. let's go to work. i have got five stocks. adobe, talent, v for nova, sophia, and reddit. thanks. >> is he diversified? >> this stock is so hot. at one point, we thought t wasn't even going to be able to spin out. it had such a bad balance sheet. it has more momentum out of any cap stock in the market. adobe, software company. reddit, online publication. we have sophia. this is the brainchild. it came in and saved it. palantir, something other than the rated company in the world. that is what i have heard the ceo tell me.

it is not really cybersecurity. it is more of a military web company with a consumer- products tail. we are going to call it cybersecurity. publication, bank, software, and we're going to have let's say alternative energy? i don't want to call it all nonfossil. it is a big natural gas company. turbine company. i would say it is diversified. this, this, this, all have a technology component. i can't help it. leave it at that. mad money, is back after the break. were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding??

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it is time. it is time for the lightning round. we take your calls rapidfire. [ inaudible ]. play the sound. and then the lightning round is over. are you ready? lightning round. start with cap -- jane, in texas. >> how are you this evening? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> i'm doing really good. on talking about the company, bht. >> that would be what i regard as a being a hedge to the craziness that we are seeing right now. it is not like big coin that was a hedge. now it is pure speculation. yields, 5.6%.

i am blessing it with a buy. let's go to john in virginia. >> thanks for taking my call. i'm a huge fan of yours, i watch your show every night. >> thank you, buddy. >> you are welcome. should i buy diamondback energy? >> thing, is very good. i think it is well, well run. let's go to zach, in florida. zach? >> hey there, jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. how are you? >> all-time lows. we have a few new revenue streams. finance debt at the low. this is what he was in 2019. with hollywood bumps, dropping in the foreseeable future, what you think about the largest company in the world? >> if it gets to six, i want you to sell it. pennsylvania. >> hi there, cramer. i'm a big fan.

watching your show 15 years. you are like a blessing to all of us. >> thank you. >> my son, just turned one year. i wanted to buy a stock for him. i wanted to secure the brain. >> this holiday is going to bless us. let me tell you why. you have all the years ahead of you. i'm going to be very uncertain. i think we will continue to finance itself. more than it will be able to make it out of here. it does make sense in a jensen sort of way. only for a 20 or 30 year trip. let's go to jim, in new york. >> good evening, jim, thank you for taking my call. first-time caller. i wanted to get your outlook on a company that i don't think is doing well or has never been heard of.

longtime play. i have had it for over 14 years. i have made over 2000%. twenty-year return is almost 4000%. since 99. it closed up today, at over 10%. i'm talking about co-part. >> offers recommended in 2000. in the year 2000 when i was at the street. it is a remarkable company. they provide vehicle supplies. it is just unbelievable. they sell salvaged vehicles. that is what is needed. because it just had a parabolic move from 50 to 62, i can't recommend it. i feel terrible. i need to see a full core part. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round.

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[ screeching ] [ chuckling ] get your business online in minutes [ vocalizing ] that's a choice. [ vocalizing ] think of what we could do together. how much do i wish that every stock would turn out to be nvidia? the biggest -- it wouldn't it be fabulous if so many of the money-losing companies i get asked about all the time could become the next nvidia? i would love to raise about these names. i just wish i could. not going to happen. nvidia, as they say in law school, the rise of nvidia, is assumed to be generous.

the company wants you to mull about, and make good fortunes. are they all just lottery tickets that i refuse to bless on the show? what am i thinking about? rocket lab, that is why. 180 miles per hour. buried within that prologue, or the words, quote, i do not know the stocks ahead of time, end quote. i do study stocks. one of them is rocket lab. so many people just keep asking me about it. i know it is losing money. that is a negative. i also know that anything space is! incredibly exciting right now. jeff bezos and elon musk, duking it out for the best rockets, you don't want someone to lose it that launches patients, that manufactures a satellite parts. you are buying the shovels of the space resolution. the company is creating rockets. they want a useful rocket. why are you saying that this could be the next space? what is the origin?

price, that is why. rocket lab, is up nearly 321% for the year. not like it is an undiscovered gem. it is a highly discovered, overexposed company. you can't just bless the stock with a chart that looks like a rocket ship taking off. unless you can somehow, justify its evaluation. even if it is a great business model, in amazing prospects in the price -- price is too high. by the way, rockets can explode. even the best of them. i know that can be a bitter pill to swallow. nvidia, for its trust, wasn't like the current nvidia. $3.5 trillion stock. doesn't matter with $20 or $30? i know hindsight doesn't matter. you know what? it does matter. even if rocket lab continues to be incredibly successful, think of them like this. you know i like sophia at 15. it has been a real winner since

five dollars. has it been a real winner since 2021? when i traded it at $25? i don't think so. how about if you bought it in the 20s when nasdaq was peaking in 2021? one year later, it was at five. nobody sticks with that kind of loser. you don't get to the promised land. that is what i fear. i want rocket lab to be as successful as this version of sophia right now. i cannot endorse a straight up stock that can go potentially right back down. excuse me for saying that i am not comfortable with a certain stock that you might like because i think the price is wrong. a stock that is going to go literally straight up, is going to be up 25 to five. the next sophia, this is up. price does matter, people. you matter. i don't ant you to get hurt. even if i love a company, i might not love a stock. it might be better to take a breather. even ring the register. or a piece of it. if it does come back to earth,

even for a short stint, you can buy something. that way, you can avoid turning in the entire game into a loss. which is a sin that i cannot -- as long as i run mad money. i would like to say this as always. i try to find money just for you right here on mad money. i am cramer, and i will see you monday. trings, but it's all a lie. taylor: a lot of good people gave a lot of good money for a lot of good reasons, and it just went nowhere positive. narrator: the reynolds family uses donated money to live the good life, and suffering victims seeking comfort get junk instead. rasmusson: we got a box and it said "cancer fund of america" on it. but when we opened it up, we were all in shock.