the same morning boeing reported we got the decent quarter from united statesed technologies where the company's two aerospace units accounted for roughly half of sales. united technologies didn't do anything flashy. le they reaffirmed the guidance that was a sight for sore eyes considering how they cut the outlook in 2015 and before hayes took control of the company. beyond that there were positive thing about the aerospace business talking about the best volume growth in five quarters. opposite of boeing. in fact, on a conference call hayes was practically gushing about the geared turbo fan or gtf. that's the newest, best commercial airplane engine ever. specifically the focus was meeting airbus's demand for the program and the company plans to deliver 200 engine this is year. again, most to airbus. in other words, united technologies made it clear they are getting bountiful orders in aerospace but coming from airbus. call it exhibit a for the prosecution's case that boeing's weakness is limited to boeing itself and not to the entire industry. exhibit b, remember alcoa, right? parts

united technologies. honeywell. 3m, j & j, visa, mastercard. paypal, mcdonald's. procter & gamble and microsoft are now go-to names. each ceo , congratulations, gentlemen on a great quarter. thanks for everything you do. i want to go to kyle in my home state of new jersey. kyle! >> caller: boo-yah out of rutgers, camden. how's it going? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: good. tcyo and jci. what do you think about tyco's shareholders? >> everybody hate it is deals, kyle. any time a company is buying another company in 2016 it's been ignored and hated and that's wrong. i think jci, the ceo should come on. that's a winning deal. be. all right. my hat's off to these guys. we saw terrific quarter this is week. these all-stars are go-to names. remember, we could have down days next week. no reason to chase. this market always gives you a chance. much more "mad money" ahead. plus some of the best. ethan allen starting the year with a strong earnings report. i will see how they redecorated the balance sheet with the ceo and let's end the week with a super freaking fri

united technology, utx issued a much rosier outlk fo201. is morning we heard from honeywel another diversified industrial with the business. just like predictethey reported a fantast quarter. simir guidance for the aerospace de. it was t when y get conflicting data pots the is two ways to look at it. maybe the aerospace cycle is peakg and boeing is seng it soonn united technologies or honeywell. or mbe a this was my itial reacon. we are not seeing a ak in the industry at all. ratheroeing's only significant or, theuropeased rbus is geg a hugeoost from t weaeuro. at the same time that boeing's coetitivens is being neered by the super freaking ro dollar ich giveairbus the edge becse the pnes are eaper thanhose priced u.s. dlar. you haveo buy bong with u.s. dollars. threalssue might be that airbuss taki business bong and t sto we ard from united techlogies and honewell confirm it is theory. these compans, hey well and new text are agnos they sell parts to every rplane over the sun. are t experiencing a downturn at allhich suggests that de for n

they just changed their stripes except for united technologies. simply needs to continue on its new course and will find it's way out of the dow jones bow wow chauteau. >> i love your show. you the best staff in the area. >> staff is unbelievable. all week. >> shares of yahoo! stock. i bought it it with the spin off which is no longer the alibaba stock is no longer going to spin off. the rumors are they might spin off the core business or might sell it. my question is, should i wait and see what happens or sell the shares and put it into top bands. >> top dividend stocks to yahoo!. i don't really feel great about recommending someone selling yahoo! when it's actual core business is valued at nothing. so my reluctance is i think it's worth something. i always prefer dividend stocks to stocks that don't have ann marie in new york. >> i'm so glad you're back. i had a really goodyear. i really appreciate your help. >> way to go. what's up. >> what do you think about the turn around and if you like it at what point, what price would i start buying it?

united technologies just needs to stay on track. much more "mad money" ahead including with my exclusive with the ceo of wing stop. new year, same f.a.n.g. 2016. and all your calls are just ahead in the first lightning round of 2016. cramer. >> after a hideous day like this one it's checking on stocks, take wing stop. than 800 locations came public this past june. more than $30 on its first day of trading. since then it's down to 22. i was concerned about the super high growth trajectory. they reported a pretty strong quarterback in november. it's the low teens and down to 6.3% earnings beat. and really terrific times. this say regional national story. it has the vast majority of locations. a new jersey store and i think it's got an ill pressive store count of 18%. plus at some point you have to figure thermal start with cheaper gasoline. use savings at the pump to eat out more. restaurant stocks have been hammered. highs. maybe it's picking up. let's take a closer look with charlie morrison. welcome. first time. "mad money." good t

that could be the reason united technologies saw stock go up on a hideous day. new engine is taking profits away from the competition. the profits in the back end really come from the servicing of the engines that and that will be more gigantic. that's where the gracie is as it will be for united technologies. this makes sense. we heard from general electric last friday that aerospace orders were terrific. sure it does business with boeing. what'ses the point of saying orders are strong when they aren't. isn't it likely ge which supports every maker of air krft to get as many orders as it was if the airbus were doing well and boeing were weak or boeing was doing well and airbus was weak. how about alcoa? sure it was 20 long days ago but they signalled aerospace has gotten stronger. that would contradict boeing's outlook. my take? after boeing's negative forecast we have to lebd credence to the idea that we may have to factor in a possible aerospace peak. if we get downgrades tomorrow. may i suggest you buy honeywell before it reports on friday morning? buy it in

we got a good quarter from united states technologies and the most outstanding portion of the quarter was none other than the engine business. i was astonished at how strong the division was. some of it may be because united technololoes has built a better mouse trtr called the gtf, the gear turbo fan and it is selling like hot cakes. after the forecast from boeing making it dramatically weaker not just weaker we have to believe airlines don't need as many planes. perhaps the leasing companies have been stopped from purchasing for some reason. maybe the chinese who have been the buyers of planes are rethininng it. maybe they are out of money to buy aircraft. perhaps the super freaking strong dollar has slowed world signalled when it called a peak in travel with the downgrade of price line. boeing announced the 737 would be curtataed and it was a hugege money maker and the dreamlinerer is still too costly to manufacture to replace the lost re new and they can't meet the demands of the smaller planes. perhaps the problem is more about boeing than we think. remember, boeing is uniquely a

they are saying 845 to 865, that's out of synch with what united technologies told us, what alcoa told us, they have a couple billion screws in every plane, with what general electric told us, out of sync with everyone. there are so many questions to be answered about this boeing call, other than the fact it's certainly not what i wanted to hear. how you could have such a decline in earnings per share with all those orders that we keep talking about? >> they're arguing it has to do with the transition to the max. >> not buying it. >> really? >> i'm not saying anything about -- i need to hear more. yesterday, lockheed martin, we come n lockheed martin is down eight points. no one knows what's going on. then down nine points, at one point ten points. then they start the conference call and they say we had a problem wiand then it's unchang. i don't want to rush to judgment boeing. >> without boeing and apple, dow futures would be higher. >> where is oil? >> we'll talk about oil. we'll get inventories, the iraqi oil minister saying the russians and saudis are more flexible now. >> yellen v

ten year below two but now it was -- that's united technologies. >> we'll talk about united technologiest but ten year was trading at 2.05. >> earlier it was below 2 again. there's united tech. earnings just out from the dow component. $1.53 share estimates were $1.52. revenue came up short of forecast, only in part surprise, surprise, due to the negative impact of the dollar. the company affirmed its full year 2016 earnings outlook and not a whole lot of action. that's a pretty good reflection of an industrial stock right there. pretty representative chart down from 120. >> in our headlines, fiat chrysler will take a $96 million charge. details will be announced in a conference call. that stock you can see down by 2%. also federal reserve policymakers will conclude their two day meeting today with their latest rate decision and policy statement coming at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll have more on what the fed might say coming up. >>> latest reed on the u.s. housing market comes at 10:00 a.m. economists are looking for a 2.4% increase after a rise in november. >> apple shares whipsawed a

tomorrow dow components boeing and united technology are expected to report their earnings. >>> consumer confidence is growing despite all the market volatility. a report from the conference board shows confidence is at a three-month high and most don't expect the big swings in the financial markets to have a negative impact on the economy. those surveyed feel better about the labor market and their income. >>> rising home values make consumer feel more confident about the economy. that's just what the latest s and p report showed. home prices accelerated in november at their fastest pace in 16 months. diana shows us where the values are rising the most. >> reporter: if you're planning on shopping for a home this spring, get ready for sticker shock. home prices are still gaining and the gains are getting bigger. nationally prizes rose 5.3% annually in november compared to 5.1% in october. that according to the home price index. in the nation's to 20 market the gains are bigger, 5.8% from a year ago. portland, san francisco an denver continue to show the highest gain with prices up by dou

. >>> component united technologies reported a decline in revenue against all for of its divisions. maker of jet engines, oldest elevators said it was hit, but it topped earnings estimate, reaffirmed its forecast for the year and said it will continue cutting costs and sent shares higher albeit by just a little bit on this down market day. >>> oil, of course, has been a headache for the market. you know the pattern. when crude prices fall, stocks follow. and vice versa. but today there was a break in that trend. and on this down market day, oil prices rose on talk of potential production cuts. according to reports, russia hinted at the possibility of cooperation with opec to cut back on supply. and that sent prices more than 2.5% higher to settle above $32 a barrel. the prices are still historically low. while that's bad news for the energy industry, it's good news for a number of states, sectors, and companies. we take a look at who benefits. >> reporter: if you're filling up these days, these prices look mighty fine. >> it's a blessing. we do more traveling being that the gasoline

help united technology post fourth-quarter profits that beat estimates. contending with a big jet engine program. plus, that is a slowdown in the oldest elevator business in china. stanford is number one when it comes to annual donations. harvard was second on that list. the top 20 schools accounted for 29% of total donations. matt: take a look at apple shares. the company came out with earnings that beat the street, and also came out with revenue that slightly missed. down 4% in, apple is the premarket. very interesting that the iphone with such8% of sales a permanent place and a lions and share of the company's profit. sold 74.8 million and we were looking for 75 million they sold them for more money. you can see that we have had a steady climb back up to basically the levels of q1 in 2014. they ended their first quarter in december. there are many interesting stats on apple today. they made $1 billion a week over the last week. they also had sales in the quarter that were bigger than any of the foreign to 50 companies in the s&p for the whole year. the

united technology was very good along this too. by the way, remember ge?d even better than honey well. and dave cody, the ceo delivers again. and i'm sure at one point -- this stock trades wildly and in this very tough environment, some of these american companies are doing well. >> boeing, not so well. >> and thank you for mentioning this. boeing, it's a little zero sum. it debased the euro so much that it makes much more sense to go buy an air bus. and you're going to see this new engine that united facilities just built and you have to buy boeing planes in dollars, they won't take euros. and every time you see he bashes the euro, that's another sale. boom, boom, another angel gets its wings. it's a wonderful like for europe. bad for america. >> we have a lot of stocks that we haven't gotten to but we will get to. >> okay, very good. its intelligent drive is msystems...ng. paradigm-shifting. its technology-filled cabin...jaw-dropping. its performance...breathtaking. its self-parking...and self-braking...show-stopping. the all-new glc. mercedes-benz reset

united technologies was up. that's because it is agnostic to what aerospace played. their new incredible gear turbine fan. i've got to tell you, they are everywhere. that makes me feel johnson controls because they've got -- they are a great fire suppressant. tyco had been shopped a while. >> there is a benefit to the tax rate. so often in these inversions, it's the access to overseas cash that drives them. that is the case in the pfizer deal. if we don't do something about the overall tax landscape for corporations in this country or we really limit inversions, the ultimate inversion will continue to take place which is a foreign company has advantage buying u.s. companies continuing what has been a trend. something important to keep a close eye on. >> congress couldn't stop it. >> you've got to pass corporate tax reform. >> that's not going to happen. just not. >> carl laughed. >> i laughed at that. >> and that's the unfortunate place where we are right now. you can't stop companies doing what they feel is right for shareholders. >> you think they are not going to

david, i want to own united technologies down ten. think it would be such a good thing to give your kids. >> okay. >> okay? >> all right. >> it's a great case. real manager. i was telling him about my 17-foot boston whaler which we have to spend all of 17 minutes cleaning up. brunswick, still a good buy. >> we have more buying and selling that will be going on in seven minutes. we will also speak with ken griffey jr. and mike piazza. that's -- >> which is short apple? >> we'll ask after this. it's hard to find time to keep up on my shows. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. now i can download my dvr recordings and take them anywhere. ready or not, here i come! (whispers) now hide-and-seek time can also be catch-up-on-my-shows time. here i come! can't find you anywhere! don't settle for u-verse. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he

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later we get a good number from 3m on top of a very positive quarter, some health relates from united technologies. all these companies' sales and earnings were supposed to be crushed by the strong dollar and weak orders. this morning even caterpillar reports a quarter that's not as horrible as people thought, including the analysts from goldman sachs. and the industrials become market darling again. money is now pouring into them. the group just got too hated. i think this sea change gives us honeywell as former reported of what i thought was the first of good numbers. honeywell could become mighty attractive. airbus is laying some big orders. or consider not too long ago that apparel was miserable. all those stocks were hammered mercilessly. then there's the curious case of underarmour when an ammist over at morgan stanley slapped a sell on the stock, scaring the dickens out of the everyone. i told people you never made a dime betting against kevin plank, which has a particular set of skills. sure new underarmour shot the lights out, sending the stock up a magnificent 22.5% in one day. >> that w