mr. cramer, how are you? >> good. how are you?> caller: excellent i just have two questions, question number one, disney's all-time high and looks to buy for upcoming and second question for amazon prime bring any good news to amazon stock >> i like amazon amazon and disney are charitable trust stocks forever i believe in both. i don't want to trade them yo you have to own them and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. america air america air ameritrade america air ♪♪ ameritrade >>> just because you love the product, it doesn't mean you should love the stock. i love levi strauss. you're dressed for a lack of success with it plummeting 12% today on hideous guidance. levis came public on march 21st. the first belig deal of the yea and primed the pump for the big ipo cycle. levi is the company has a storied history and kicking around since 1853. it has terrific management we had on the show chip burg, ceo seasoned executive so it made sense why the

mr. cramer, how are you? i love your show i need your advice on my stock, is it a good company moving forward? should i buy more? >> hold for now in the penalty box. why is it in the penalty box they missed the quarter so badly last time, i think to wait a full quarter to see if they can get it together the economy is good but the business is not. >>> let's go to betsy in california betsy! >> caller: hey, jimmy, second time call early. thank you so much for everything you taught me how to do. i have a stock that actually sort of proves what you've been saying about autos, except it doesn't. my stock, jim, is the 17.2% grower with an 11.19 p.e. and it's up over 75% this year it's lithuania i can't, lad. >> my daughter lives in/near medford. we have marvelled as we've done business with them how great they're doing. it is a total outlier, fantastic company, fantastic people. the stock goes higher. >>> let's go to nick in connecticut. nick >> caller: hi, jim, how are you? >> i'm good, nick, how about you? >> cal

mr. cramer. >> call me jim. >> caller: 20% of my portfolio is -- >> that's a lot. i don't want you to put any more than that. i like -- they are doing everything they are doing everything they can. they are getting out of the stuff they don't want. they are cutting costs it's just a real hard market i need to go to joe in missouri, joe? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, let's go blues. >> okay. >> caller: bep ticker. >> you know, i like hydro. i'm going to say it's okay it's not -- it's part of the 5% that i'm trying to figure out whether i feel okay about or not but i think you're in good shape. let's go to carl in maryland, carl >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: maryland, bank of america. >> bank of america is incredibly cheap. the bank stocks look like that caught a bid i'm certainly not going to be anyone that tells you anything than to own bank of america and that ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't

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mr. cramer: no small task obviously. programs had to be funded. scientific advancements had to be made. foreign adversaries had to be kept at bay. as the head of nasa's space task force group said, quote, flying a man to the moon required an enormous advance in the science of flight in a very short time. but president kennedy was not deterred. ignoring conventional wisdom and the ever present naysayerers he pressed on and so did the patriotic americans that were charged with making this happen. a few years later, nasa began their apollo missions and the necessary scientific advancements became reality. in october of 1968 apollo 7 became the first apollo mission in space and conducted the very first live tv program of a united states spacecraft. apollo 8 launched two months later and successfully orbited the moon. apollo 9 carried the first lunar module into orbit in march of 1969 and we were getting closer. apollo 10 launched in may and was a full dress rehearsal for the apollo 11 mission. they were successful. we were ready. so 50 years ago yesterday, neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and mi

mr. cramer. family cramer night at our house and i just got general mills stock for my 15th birthday because i eat a lot of lucky charles. what are your thoughts >> they had a descent quarter and the stock ran up so it didn't take off but i think that it's time for them you're absolutely right to do it i want you to put away, don't trade it congratulations, john for doing the right thing and i love families that invest and take a long term view and he knows what he's doing listen, boston beer could have a sell off next week if that happens, use the week to do buying. there is much more "mad money" ahead from smoke show company, parker and the bank is finally back i'm crunching numbers and giving you my take and rapid fire in you my take and rapid fire in tonight's editio lightning round so stick with lightning round so stick with cramer it was a mom and her kids. everything they had had been washed away. the only thing that brought any kind of solace was the ability to hand her a device so she cou

mr. cramer, how are you today? >> having a good day how about you? >> caller: great greetings from the volunteer state. >> go vols. >> caller: i have a question, if you can and i appreciate your help and dedication to your craft and i enjoy talking to people the best in their field. >> you're very kind. i work hard, people are better but thank you so much. >> caller: i don't know about that anyway, my stock is one of our favorites, nvda. my question, actually, i have a two-part question. i bought this stock myself three months ago when it was in the high 100s, 190 range. >> okay. >> caller: excuse me i take that back bought it at the 160s. it had been in the 190s and came down some and the trade thing started. so on and so forth and i caught a segment that you were doing about the connection. i have a two part question, is huawei connected with invideo and can it get back to the range. >> excellent question and thank you for the kind words it's connected see, because nvidia is trying to close the deal with the israeli company and need chinese approva

i read and enjoyed "confessions of a street addict" and i want to give kudos to mrs. cramer. >> she knew how to trade better than anyone else in the world. >> caller: good for her and you. i want to know your opinion buying gold and silver. >> cash is the best edge okay against the market and monetary system you're right. i like physical gold and buying gold coins if you can't afford those, thy g will do. if you do buy gold, please do not keep it in your house, put it in a safety deposit box but you're dead right about the idea stocks don't need to be abstract ser t certificates or letters or numbers. they are real, you can touch, play with them that's the best place to start more "mad money" ahead including one of the wisest groups of people around, teenagers i'll explain next. >>> and what i think is dead wrong and could reek havoc on your money and i'm taking your questions tweet by tweet so send them my way @mad tweets and send them my way. >>> we know teenagers aren't cordial. the last thing they want to hear about is stocks. they have bigger fish to fry which i say so

mr. cramer. >> yes. >> caller: thank you very much for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: more importantly, thank you for being thoughtful and generous with your time and knowledge. >> thank you very much very kind. >> caller: i have a question regarding dell technologies. if dell loans 81% which is $55 billion, why is their market cap only around $36 billion? >> this is historically an issue that has to do with taxes and has to do growing faster than dell i totally agree and that's why dell was private michael dell the last quarter was not that strong, but you're absolutely right the issue here is an oddity. it's why i've been recommending the m ware because i actually believe that i know this is going to sound odd, it's a discount because it connected to dell maybe it should trade at a premium because it's connected to amazon. let's go to ken in california, please, ken? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: calling from palm springs. our best performing stock seemed to have ever increasing earnings, 44 cents per share i harvested profits once and decided today to get back in he

mr. cramer and a boo-yah back to you, sir. >> i like that what's up? >> caller: i'd like to give a shoutout to my fellow nurses at the v.a. hospital and i have a serious question for you. >> good shoutout, go ahead >> caller: based on your assessment of the work ipo, not that long ago, i did take your advice and did not go over $40 i picked up 100 shares at $40 a share. watched it drop down to 20% below it's ipo up today to about 17.5% below the ipo. my serious question for you is what do i do now which way do i go with this stock? >> okay. special shoutout to me for the v.a. and nurses and doctors very nice to my late father who went there, i don't know, every day because it was so much fun i'm not kidding. here is the deal this stock is up $1.95 today and we're talking about slacking i think the slack is terrific and i would say it's fine to buy more obviously i don't like to buy $2 but slack is going to be a big disruptor. so i like it grocery outlet has a spectacular story but run up a lot i say wait for the market to give you a pull back for addin

mr. cramer how are you, sir >> doing well, jeff, how about you? >> caller: very well i would like to shoutout a huge boo-yah to you and just let you know that i appreciate what you do for people. i don't think they really appreciate the fact of the knowledge that you put out there for people. >> you're very kind. i see people on the street and i get a lot of nice comments so i'm always pretty happy. we had nice people that came by last night so incredibly gracious, i get a lot of nice things but thank you so much. very kind. >> caller: yes, yes, yes, and you're very welcome, sir. >> thank you. >> caller: it -- what you do is very much appreciated. >> thank you. >> caller: by those of us that look out for ourselves. >> okay, thank you >> caller: with that being said, sir, i got a two-prong question. number one, it's kraft heinz and the new ceo miguel he's come from some pretty big companies and i'm just wondering what your thoughts are on that. >> okay. here is the problem with kfc in the end, there is no growth i don't like growth. i don't think t

mr. cramer, and the love in your heart for him is always evident.ure he was a very proud father my father worked very hard his whole life he worked until he was 92 when he passed away, he worked the last month before he died and instilled in me an attitude toward as long as you're honest, things paid off in this country. that's what he said over and over and over again. honest and hard-working people get paid off in this country i believe that i know that such a thing is luck but he instilled in me a desire to work really hard and here i am all right. next up we have a tweet from john who says that mad money on cnbc, i'm a grandfather of four, you lucky guy. i have the ability to do this. is it a good investment idea to give my grandkids under 10 about 5 k in the russell index you're the man that's exactly what you should do and you're very thoughtful and that will pay off in space for your grandchildren our next tweet is from @crejhr 1 camp kated who says cramerica gets a callout in every show but don't forget the loyal carmanians that follow your

mr. cramer.or taking the called today in the land of the free and the home of the brave and a great 4th of july to you and the "mad money" team. >> wow yes! right back atcha >> caller: thank you, sir. i'm calling today about a small canadian company that's got my attention, the cannabis sector, called organic gram. >> i know it's interesting, highly speculative i can't necessarily say it's the one i would buy. i'm more inclined for you to buy chromis. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experie

mr. cramer, we have one directed actually by stalin.h, i'll take it >> netflix and chill that sounds like a great friday night right there. >> statlin turned out to be quie a director boy, he did cast that well, churchill. >> there was a funny movie involving stalin. >> funny movie about a mass murderer springtime for stalin? >> something stalin. it was funny i recommend it. >> really? >> yeah. uncle joe? uncle joe stalin >> yes, yes. >> i'll break out the vodka, we'll sit down and watch it. >> thank you death of stalin. >> death of stalin well, that's positive. >> all about, yeah, when stalin was going and khrushchev -- >> he didn't like ukraine, so he didn't let them have any food. there is a man that really had a game plan. >> yeah, yeah. >> you want to do chipotle quickly. evercore said as domino comps traffic goes flat, they're the last large cap quick service company growing traffic. >> right, north co. put a sell on it today. i spoke to brian nichol, but i spoke to jack har tongutung, th, they have accelerating store growth and p

mr. cramer make sure you get this first on cnbc interview later this morning. then cramer "mad money" tonight, he's got some big interviews as well, the ceo of hasbro. back in a me mont is where people first gathered to form the stock exchangeee, which brought people together to invest in all the things that move us forward. every day, invesco combines ideas with technology, data with inspiration, investors with solutions. because the possibilities of life and investing are greater when we come together. ♪ >>> ready with the dow up nearly the highs of the day, up 122 thank you, melissa. >> my pleasure. >> see you again soon, i'm sure. >> what about me >> thank you, andrew see you tomorrow join us tomorrow, "squawk on the street." ♪ ♪ your love keeps lifting higher and higher ♪ >> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." say hello to s&p 3k at the open as futures agree on a strong morning for earnings five companies raise guidance including coke, lockheed, biogen, utx and whirlpool. europe is again. boris johnson set to become the 77th prime minis

mr. cramer, what do you think?ning, and i love ben you are the best hey, ben, how about we just cut to the chase facebook buys square, historically good actor, for 60 billion. they already have a crypto element. ben, don't we just cure everything >> i love it i love what you're saying right there. and i love you, jim. i think you're the best. put it all in one big package. >> right my son stole your book i bring it home, right, and he's reading the damn book. i haven't seen anybody do that in a long time i said, that's my book he said, i am not waiting. you have crossed generations, my friend you're a remarkable man. >> lei love my book is in your household. >> i go the to buy a second book >> jim, if you're an investor or a curious person in the world, should you own bitcoin >> no. i just think that -- look, what ben said is right. it's better than what we're getting from libra i really like u.s. dollars larry kudlow explained to me maybe 1,742 times about king dollar i'm a king dollar guy. >> so you're not a maxi

. >> i hear jim cramer has mr. visalign on tonight? >> that's right.im is going to speak with joseph hogan on "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time we'll see how he responds. >> i bet he's got very straight teeth. >> he better >> next, ab imbev shares, better than expected earnings for q2 and the highest expected volume growth in more than five years parent company of budweiser. the market share saw a big jump helped by -- okay. now this is -- we need to talk america about spiked seltzer and that's why frank holland, come over. our resident -- >> with props. >> i'm not understanding >> can't stop by without bringing drinks. >> i am not understanding the initial eye rolling at the beginning. >> it's this zgeneration's zima. i'm in my, you know, 40s, and i remember when zima was a thing >> do you know -- >> i have no idea what you're talking about. >> the wine cooler >> it was -- think about it like the crystal pepsi of malt liquor beverages, right >> wow, there's a combination. >> people used to mix it with like grenadine >> so that was when i was young

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mr. cramer: no small task obviously. programs had to be funded. scientific advancements had to be made. foreign adversaries had to be kept at bay. as the head of nasa's space task force group said, quote, flying a man to the moon required an enormous advance in the science of flight in a very short time. but president kennedy was not deterred. ignoring conventional wisdom and the ever present naysayerers he pressed on and so did the patriotic americans that were charged with making this happen. a few years later, nasa began their apollo missions and the necessary scientific advancements became reality. in october of 1968 apollo 7 became the first apollo mission in space and conducted the very first live tv program of a united states spacecraft. apollo 8 launched two months later and successfully orbited the moon. apollo 9 carried the first lunar module into orbit in march of 1969 and we were getting closer. apollo 10 launched in may and was a full dress rehearsal for the apollo 11 mission. they were successful. we were ready. so 50 years ago yesterday, neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and mi