>> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> yo, boo-yah, john. what's going on?> caller: this is john from marietta. i love the show and books. really helping me with phenomenal gains this year. >> thank you. >> caller: last night you did a spot on tcbi. my stock is a small georgia bank united community bank ucbi. >> yeah, this is very similar to texas bank if you look. very good long growth, very good community area. >> buy, buy, buy! >> doing better than it was, and i think you're in good shape with that. i know it's up a lot, but the real good banks are up a lot. phil in new jersey. phil? >> caller: hey, boo-yah to you, jimmy. how are you doing? >> real good. how about you, phil? >> caller: all right. listen. i want to know how you feel about sld -- >> no, i'm not a buyer of silver. i'm not. i did, indeed, say today, that i think rand gold is great. steve in louisiana, steve? >> caller: boo-yah from baton rouge, jimmy boy. >> oh, lsu rocks, boo-yah. >> caller: thank you very much for your book "getting back to even," it ought to be classroom mandatory. >> than

>> caller: great big texas boom baby, boo-yah. >> i'll give you a texans boo-yah than a cowboy boo-yahwhat's up? >> caller: hey, my stock, i picked it up in august, it has doubled. i wanted to know what your thoughts were. >> it's doubled, it's up 100%. we did a piece on the biotechs saying the ones that have been hot are too hot and we want to take a little off the table and that would include that one. dan in kentucky. dan? >> caller: hey, cramer, this is dan in kentucky wishing you a big boo-yah. >> taking that bluegrass boo-yah. i like kentucky a lot. wouldn't mind going back for the kentucky derby if we can swing it. what's up? >> caller: okay. what you think about lmt, lo lockheed martin. >> it's finally going down because maybe they solved the sequester problem? oh, give me a break. i wish the ceo would come on the show because i can't be more abject about the need to see her. she should come on the show. mental note. call her tomorrow. let's go to salvador in illinois. salvador? >> caller: hey, jim, it's salvador from chicago. long-time listener, first-time caller. >> nice. >>

boo-yah.ller: what do you think about sky works? >> a 52-week high. i do not like the different pieces that go into a cell phone, but the china mobile deal is hugely positive for sky works and it's a very well-run company. i'm not going to recommend it at a 52-week high. but i do think if you have to play a parts component play, it is -- it should be skyworks for cell phones and it should be micron for pcs. let's go to arun in new york. >> caller: hi, i'd like to know if redn is a buy at this current level? >> all right, let's understand regeneron. it's one of those stocks, wild trader. let's say it's 28 instead of 283. i think the future's bright for regeneron, they have a drug where if you can't tolerate statins, you can take their drug. that's going to be approved very soon. we know this macular degeneration drug is being rolled out all over the globe. you have to buy it in stages on the way down. don't buy it at once. buy it lower. take a look at the strategy. let's go to jeffrey in texas.

>> caller: boo-yah. i'd like to thank you for all of the advice you have given us in helping us to make a few dollars now and then. >> thank you. thank you. >> caller: i heard something today about groupon being changed from a buy to neutral. what do you think about that? >> i don't know. it was a downgrade based on valuation. i think groupon is making a comeback. but remember, this stock has just gone up mightily, and now it's starting to slip back. and i think there is guys, there is a lot of analysts out there frankly who are like the 3m downgrade today, they don't want to get caught with stocks going down without them ringing the register. that was a ring the register downgrade. i see nothing wrong with the groupon team. i think they're getting it together. i think the stock can trade back to its high. stafford in oregon, stafford? >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing today? >> well, chip kelly made me happy. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing okay. >> good. >> caller: i want to get your thoughts

let's go to jay in new york. >> boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> opk. >> there's been a real raid in israel.go down real really, really hard and they're piling on and trying to knock the stock down. please, phil, come back to the show. >> eric in new york. eric! >> rpct. >> optp. you know what i'll have to do i don't know rptp enough. i just don't know it well enough. i have to come back. let's go to pam in minnesota. pam? >> i'm calling, i'm a second-time caller. i'm calling about dva. >> this is the reimbursement for kidney. i think it is in good shape. i know that this is a company that i think is very, very cheap with the 2014 numbers. let's go to harry. >> boo-yah, professor cramer. thank you. >> my stock is cvk. i've made a few bucks on it, and i want to know if you say -- >> it's a woman's retailer. if you made a few bucks in a woman's retailer. let's go to michael in pennsylvania. michael? >> jim, boo-yah from central pennsylvania. >> central pennsylvania is probably split between the steelers and the eagles, and mccoy gets the nod. what's up? >> my question, is, jim, what do you thi

bird in connecticut. >> i want to give you a warm connecticut boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah back at you. help? >> i have a question about tenet health care, thc. they're taking a presence here in connecticut. what are you thoughts on it? >> i don't want to buy it. >> don't buy. >> huge, huge run off of obama care. time to go elsewhere. okay? let's go to dave in hawaii, dave. >> bucknell bison boo-yah from paradise. >> you bet that's true. how can i help? >> we get hertz global based upon your recommendation. >> i like hertz. i know it had some lower pricing problems. inexpensive stock. cory in massachusetts. cory. >> jim, thanks for having me on. big boo-yah from tewksbury, massachusetts. how are you doing? >> i like that. i just wish it was on a better day, then we could meet each other. what's happening? >> yes. i got this company, you know, that is fibrosis. it's a good buying opportunity, et cetera low. what do you think about adjourn. >> i got a good wrap on it, which you just outlined. i will bless it. not my favorite stock. i understand and accept the right for people to speculate

>> caller: boo-yah, mr.ramer. >> boo-yah, chief. >> caller: thank you and your staff for all you do. it really helps a lot. >> you're terrific for saying that. trying to do a good job every day. got a great staff. what's up? >> caller: and you do. i would like your opinion on amgen. amgn, several of the late-stage development including a potential cholesterol drug which could generate up to $4 billion in -- >> frank, frank, frank -- listen. we're members of the four horse men of the beg pharma apocalypse and there's no room in there for amgen. we like gilead and regeneron and we're not deviating from those. can i go to sead in connecticut. >> caller: my question is about your thoughts on puma biotech. which is coming up on the clinical trials. your thoughts and let me know what you think about -- >> well, i know it spiked on that, but that's not good enough. anyone can see that from the chart. i have learned my lesson. when you opine without doing the most recent analysis on a small cap biotech, say under $3

>> caller: yeah, boo-yah, mr. from kansas. >> nice. >> caller: hey, i was wondering about ctl, century link. what your thoughts were on that. >> i want to be very careful with this company. it already cut its dividend once. that's not my kind of story. i don't like dividend cut stories. can i go to nate in texas, please, nate? >> hey, jim, boo-yah from the biggest packers fan in austin, texas. i'd like to know a little something about enbridge, enb. >> all right. enbridge, 3% yield with some growth, i kind of like it. i think it's a good one. and you and tramon williams must be having the time of your lives. audrey in florida, audrey? >> caller: hello, how are you, mr. cramer? >> yeah. i'm fine, how about you, audrey? >> caller: oh, well, okay. maybe you could do something about my sciatica since you have my back. >> uh, wow. let me think, let me think, i don't know, heat or cold? i think hot's better. >> caller: well, mr. cramer, i've had microsoft for a long time, and i want to know the story. i want to know wha

andrew. >> boo-yah, jim.nk you for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> hls. >> very controversial story because ackman is shorting it. he's a hedge fund manager and bill, who was a man i revered from the food industry, has been buying it back down. i don't want to be short herbalife, and i want to be long and herb greenberg has covered it well as has my friend scott wapner. mark, mark, mark. >> a big badger boo-yah to you, jim. should i hang on to cypress semiconductor. >> mad point over the many years rather than just the many months, t.j. has made you a lot of money, and i'm sticking with t.j. and i don't care how many times you slag me @jimcramer on twitter and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >>> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. >>> looking ahead and gazing into the crystal ball i can spot a major new theme developing that could deliver truly explosive gains in 2014, one that i've not talked about at all. one word, rocks. more specifically aggregates

>> boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah! >> what have you got for me? >> emc. >> emc, let's see.mc, i think emc will have an okay quarter. i have to admit i thought oracle would have an okay quarter and i still think emc doesn't have a lot of upside and i would not be a buyer of emc. let's go to andrew in texas. andrew. >> boo-yah, jim. thank you for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> hls. very controversial story because ackman is shorting it. he's a hedge fund manager who was a man i revered from the food industry has been buying it back down. i don't want to be short herbalife, and i don't want to be long and herb greenberg has covered it well as has my friend scott wapner. ma mark, mark, mark. >> a big badger boo-yah. should i hang on to semiconductor. >> mad point over the many years rather than just the many months t.j. has made you a lot of money and i'm sticking with t.j. and i don't care how many times you slammed me at jim cramer on twitter and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >>> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade.

>> boo-yah, jim!yah, paul. >> my wife retired and i read your book "stay mad for life." >> thank you. >> at the end, you listed 20 stocks and 10 to 15 funds, and i wonder because of the housing real estate bubble burst and the financial meltdown, would you consider revising that list and adding any companies? >> it's one of the reasons, frankly, why i wrote "get rich carefully" because there were a lot of new themes that didn't exist. that book was written a long time ago and not to say you have to buy the new book to find out what the old book was right or wrong about. there are changes and i've addressed that. >> may i go to sid in texas. >> big, burly boo-yah from corpus christi, texas, where the good winds are for sailing and the red fish are tailing. >> didn't know that. >> my question is this. with the volatility in gold, what should us baby boomers do about the percent of gold in our portfolios? >> i want you to think of it as a currency. we're in america. all we ever think is the dollar unless

>> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah, chief. >> caller: thank you and your staff for automatic things you do. it really helps a lot. >> you are trick to say that, thank you, man. we try to do a great job here every day. i have a great staff. >> caller: and you do. i want your opinion on amgen. several late stage development, there including the potential cholesterol drug which could generate up to $4 billion in revenue. >> frank, listen. we are members of the four horsemen of the apock limbs. there is no room for amgen. we like gilead, right, we like celgene and regeneron. we are not daeviateing from those for. siad in connecticut. >> caller: i want your impact which will come from results of an 81 date of clinical trials of bb 27, your thoughts and let us know what you think about that. >> i know it spiked on that. that's not good enough. anybody can see that from the chart. i have learned my lesson, when you opine without a recent analysis on a biocap under 3 billion. we have to do a much more homewo

evan. >> caller: b-b-b-b-boo-yah, jim! >> nice stuttering boo-yah. >> you like that?'m thinking restoration hardware after midnight got in $7. the ceo left finished today. what are we thinking going up or down from here? >> this was a travesty. what happened is that the ceo, the ceo left, and i did like him very much. everyone just panicked, okay? they thought -- they started saying the earnings were bad and that the inventories were too high. i listened to the call. everything is on target. i didn't want the ceo to go, he felt he had a great opportunity at lucky brands. i am with you. that was a good quarter. okay? that was a good quarter. can i go to ray in arizona? ray. >> caller: hey, jim. a greetings from sunny 68 degree arizona. >> i wish i were there. >> caller: my question is that with the recent hilton ipo and starwood's stock up in the 70s and -- i want to know where you see hilton going? >> to 26. i had the opportunity to buy it at such a good price. i hope everyone got in it. i did my best to be able to say it's going to be a good buy. i think there's anot

boo-yah from the great northwest, jim boy. >> i love that.eattle is going to be in the super bowl. i'll probably you see there. >> caller: i'm a little south of that. i'm down on the gorge. >> where? >> caller: in the gorge -- >> oh, that's so gorgeous there. you're so lucky. has going on? >> caller: right now, we're supposed to get some freezing rain. >> us, too. i hear you. what's going on? >> caller: you guys had a heck of a battle on sunday. it looked dreadful on television. i'm looking at cliff natural resources. i've owned it for a while. i sold a third of the loss. i'm sitting on the other two thirds. it went up to 28 in early november, or late november, and, of course, gone back down. it dropped a dollar on yesterday's big mess. what's your thoughts on hanging on? >> yeah, you got to hang on. it's really undervalued. frankly, there were some good notes about it today that were a hold. it wasn't a buy. i think it's too low to get rid of. don't forget, there's a lot of tesla selling. don't get dissuaded by that. the stock is worth more

>> hey, jimmy, big boo-yah from denver, colorado.ey, i was looking at some restaurant companies today, and i think yum's going do fine coming out of that china chicken thing, but then i looked at chipotle. it looks like they're giving away shares to insiders at 16% a year, diluting the shares. >> right. i'm not sure about the dilution. we're looking at the earnings. chipotle's earnings are good. i think it's been pricey, but it's always been pricey and yum we had news that i was not that enthusiastic and i still like yum, but let's go back to the core issue here. i think the restaurant stocks are undervalued and i think there are buys and i'm looking at the equities. those are the real cheap ones. let's go to keith in -- ooh, alabama. keith. >> hey, jim, how are you doing? >> it i guess it depends whether i went to auburn or alabama. >> my mouth came up to my jaw here today, and quick question for you. a little bit about my background. i work offshore in the oil industry on the gulf, and i don't always have the ability to manage my s

>> caller: manhattan boo-yah. >> nice. brooklyn boo-yah back at you. what's up?caller: guidance. i need some guidance on a stock you seem to like, sirius xm satellite. >> analysts were lukewarm on that last quarter. it wasn't that big a miss. i think you should buy it. i like sirius. and i particularly like -- i like that guys running that company. i think they're very good. you want to be long sirius satellite. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade.  wherever you are with the mobile trader app in a we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every r

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merry christmas boo-yah from atlanta, georgia. >> oh, man, right back at you. what's up? >> we enjoy following your charitable trust and enjoy what you and stephanie and your staff do. >> thank you. >> i learned about linco and establishing a position and now with the sec investigation behind it and with the merger closed i expect to see a bump in the stock, but it's down over a dollar since the merger and i am just interested in your insight and what's going on. >> i know this is a difficult situation and we talk about every stock constantly because that's part of what action alerts is about. and we were at 5:00 this morning and say someone is leaning online or leaning on link and there are people who want this stock down. is that a vast conspiracy? there are people that want to knock it down. i'll take that near 10% yield and give it away to charity and i think you should hold onto it, too. the fed, the fed, the fed. what has fearing the fed done for you lately? if the fear spurs a sell-off tomorrow, look for the good stocks that are on sale. stop fearing the fed. start

a big boo-yah from chicago. actually, naperville, illinois. how are you?i thought the mike ditka thing, i almost cried. that guy is so fabulous. in real life he is really nice. what's up? >> caller: real quick, i want to say hi to miss laura and my aunt diane. where do you think the stock is going to be one year from today and why, jim? >> you've got horse sense. recommended after the close today by citi. i think the stock probably could go to six. i have been behind it now for a very nice gain, and i don't think it's over because i think they're winning a lot of contracts in europe. i need to go to mark in ohio. mark. >> hey, jim. boo-yah for me and my young investment team in cincinnati. >> i love that. the bengals d better hold up this weekend. it's really important to me. what's up? >> caller: hey, tell me about accenture. >> the last couple of quarters people have been not liking it, and there's been a series of downgrades. i actually think it's a good stock. i want to wait until it comes lower to see what everyone is so worried about. i didn't think

>> caller: big brownsburg bulldog boo-yah to ya, jimmy boy. >> of course. >> caller: hey, jim. question for you here. i have some older friends that were given procter & gamble stock when they were very young, and they've kept that stock for 60 or 70 years and it has split many times and they've become quite wealthy. my question is, how do you pick a company with the idea that you're going to hold the stock and watch it grow as it increases in value and splits? >> well, i mean, the main thing, obviously, we're interested in the fundamentals. as long as the stock has good fundamentals and you're not too greedy, meaning once you've sold off enough to recoup your initial house money, you let it run. that's my philosophy because that's how you really, really win big as your friends have. methods to the madness of the markets, number one. i want you to check the new high list for pullbacks. and as billy joel said, you may be right, i may be crazy. "mad money" will be right back. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer #madt