mr. cramer. >> i'm done? >> you're done. you are going to have a lot more tonight. >> citigroup. >> buy 10% of citigroup. >> 10%. >> it's about flying planes on ethanol. >> love it. thank you. >> 6:00 and 11:00 from mr. cramer. next a story you will see first here, worries with the run away hit, cash for clunkers may be running out of gas. we have the woman who knows. set to bring us depail tails in the moment. the first big hurricane of the season lurking in the atlantic. is it a threat? >>> stocks in the red today. coke and boeing. hurricane bill gaining strength and face facing a big threat. what about oil? we have a cover from the storm's track and begin with meteorologist nick walker. nick? >> we are looking at a strengthening hurricane. could very well have a major hurricane by the time we get to this evening or tomorrow. the u.s. air force hurricane hunters are getting ready to fly into the hurricane right now. it has a well-defined circulation and a large and well-defined high. that's aro

mr. cramer? a big south florida above-boo-yah. >> south florida just rocks. what's up?elieve that an increased demand for cars will push prices of aluminum and steel over the next year higher, but if the dollar bottoms out near these levels, should i reconsider my long-term position of alcoa and u.s. steel? >> i think alcoa is literally dead money. i don't care for it. u.s. steel can make a comeback, but why should we buy second best of breed whether we can buy nucorp. he's dynamite. let's go to tom in wyoming. >> caller: hello there, jim. >> yeah, tom. i'm all focused. what's up? >> caller: i'm looking at this atlat pipeline company. i watched you yet, talking to the ceo. anadarko and gas, and the only way you'll move them off the field is you've got to have pipelines. what do you think about atlas pipeline? >> you know where i'm going to send you, i like to go to kinder morgan energy partners, knp. 8% yield, and you've got a toll -- it's going to make you money, no matter what. richard in california. >> caller: a very grateful boo-yah. >> well, thank you, you're welco

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mr. cramer, that was the gold field ceo. he had a flight so he couldn't be on with us. go a lot higher. what do you think? >> i totally agree. my friend shawn voided and he was unhedged. this was the way to play it when people think about what their percentage of the port foal show should be insured. maybe 20% and deal with goldfields that i feel is so right. >> goldfields you like. >> otherwise the gld, but i did pish he was on with us. he is one of my gaves. >> here couldn't make it, but i wanted to make sure we got him in here. you still like gold and the two names. on call this morning and saying by the end of the year, 1052 and 1100 is where we might see the s&p, is she too pessimistic or optimistic? >> she is okay. she is not -- i don't think that she has the clout she used to be and the work is okay. i can't say her work is enough to -- it's wow, she said it, it's going to happen. not like that anymore. >> let's get to all the names. huh a few. can we start with the owner? >> the gap stores did a great number, but the analyst. barkleys came out earlier this week

mr. cramer. see you tomorrow in person. tonight you can see jim at 6:00 and 11:00 here on cnbc.oming up, the new cash cow is not a cow at all. the milk is so healthy some call it liquid gold. it could be coming to your super market and could be worth billions and billions of dollars. that's next. >> >>> there is a new cash animal in town. mo from morocco to north carolina they are looking to cash in on camels. why camels? camel milk is tastier and healthier when you look at three times the amount of vitamin c than cow milk. the woman bringing that to the u.s., millie hinkle. good to have both of you with us. we appreciate it. i would like start with you. the united nations said the market for camel milk alone is at least $10 billion around the world. you run a farm and are doing a lot of research. what other products are we looking at? >> good morning or good evening from dubai. it is true that it always had a lot of medicinal properties. the problem in the moment we are facing is we are not allowed to export camel milk to other countries. this will change in the near future. th

mr. cramer. my dad and i love your show. thank you and your staff. my staff is great.much for your hard work and top-quality contribution to us smaller but getting larner investors. we have been following your suggestions regarding strong regional banks that made benefits from the fdic selling the deposits of troubled banks to these healthier competitors. months ago, you mentioned peoples united financial, pbct, as a play on this theme. you compared it to the sweet story from the past, and that's when it was up 500% when we finished the chaos. giving pbct is still in the top of this play or is there another bank in a better position? >> no, alice, it's great. other than new alliance. we are going to have several hundred more bank failures, it just so happens they're concentrated in the states that has the loosest regulation, particularly georgia and illinois, but they're going to work their way east, and pbct is the strongest capital position of any bank in the country. that's saying something. here is one from bee-bee. jim, good to see the interview with shaw group ce

mr. cramer talk about getting gored like in the bull race there. what do you think? we look at this market, we've done so well over the last several months. i guess the big question is really how much more room is there to go even if if you do build in an economic recovery? >> i believe it's important to take things in perspective. it's easy to get caught in the short term view of things. remember that we're still significantly off the highs of october of 2007 and we can look back over the last ten years and we can talk about all the bulls that have been out there on wall street and we're still almost 30% below where we were ten years ago. to me what's happened is we're in the middle of a cyclical bull market, which is a bull market inside of a long time secular bear market. let's make no mistake about it, this is a bull run. we said earlier this year that we thought that we could reach the low 9000 points in the dow jones industrial average by mid to late summer. we think this rally has legs for another four to six weeks. >> for the next four to seek weeks. because

mr. cramer. i want to give you a big utb, b, b, b boo-yah. >> uk boo-yah?. >> i started thinking of getting my randz mcnally out instead of map quest. >> caller: my question is about the ticker t. buy or sell? >> listen, terry, this stock is finally on the move. it's been to quote my favorite stock analysts, mo, larry and curly, step by step, inch by step, slowly breaking out of the 25 level, going to 30. i also think verizon's going from now 30, 32 to 35. i think at&t's a winner. i want you to stay with it. i can't believe you can get it in a 6% yield. i think the landline business can come back. i love the business apple. i love the iphone. i love you! i love the end of the lightning round! bull market or bear, traders are always hungry for ideas. trading is all about strategy. and strategy... is all about information. heat mapping shows me where the money's moving. twenty five hundred stocks... one quick look. that's where the action is. plus, this amazing gadget... it's called the telephone. i can call td ameritrade anytime and talk trades, strategy...

mr. cramer and a big navy boo-ya to ya. >> absolutely. go, navy. >> caller: thanks for having me on the show. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is about shanda interactive entertainment. >> red hot stock. >> caller: this has been a good chinese and tech stock. the problem is it's dwindling away without any legs recently and i don't know what the problem is. great earnings report. >> the earnings were okay. look. let's understand. china is up 88%. we have a lot of props taking china. shonda comes under the category of individual chinese stocks that i'm not going to recommend on this show. i'm going to recommend the fxi if i have to recommend chinese. china uni com is the only stock that is from china i would ever own. that's my travel trust. i send out bull tins saying china uni com is the only chinese individual stock i feel comfortable owning. don't forget they have the big apple deal to sell the iphone. a lot of people in china making calls. how about kevin in illinois? >> caller: hi, jim. boo-ya from the south loop of chicago. >> ho

mr. cramer. i want to give you a big utb, b, b, b boo-yah. >> uk boo-yah? >> caller: ut. >> i started thinking of getting -- we had this guy in colorado and started thinking i had to get my randz mcnally out instead of map quest. >> caller: my question is about the ticker t. buy or sell? >> listen to me and listen good, terry. this stock is finally on the move. it's been to quote my favorite stock analysts, mo, larry and curly, step by step, inch by step, slowly breaking out of the 25 level, going to 30. i also think verizon's going from now 30, 32 to 35. i think at&t's a winner. i want you to stay with it. i can't believe you can get it in a 6% yield. i think the landline business can come back. i love the business apple. i love the iphone. i love you! i love the end of the lightning round! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. the way the stock market's been acting lately you may wonder if you've been doing the right thing. is the advice you've been getting helping or hurting? are the fees you're paying really worth it? td ameritrade's f

mr. cramer laid out his thinking that there might be a shallow pull back and you see the market take off.they dive right in. >> i can't wait to see what he sees tonight. pa. >> telling troops to cool it with constickuous consumption. is goldman getting a bad wrap here? >> not a lot to eat here. they have to go to mcdonald's around the building. they have to eat pizza instead of foix graus. no truffles on the pasta. how many times have i beat up since i was working at the "wall street journal," those guys have hated me. for me to say that there is irrational exuberance, i think they are getting a bad wrap. they deserve to get snacked. they are getting cheap financing terms and the taxpayer is subsidizing risk. that's a bad thing. they got bailed out. they were done and they were toast after aig and did get bailed out. we made that case as well after the "new york times" broke that story. that's an interesting thing to talk about. goldman sacks did benefit from the aig bailout. right now the debate about goldman is going from a rational discussion about how they are making money and how the

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