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>> hi, jim cramer, thank you for taking my call >> my pleasure >> okay. week and a half ago linday was at 352.18 and today it's at 321.16 down 7.58 i heard that was improving industrial production worldwide. it is set to gain from the recovering gas demand. do you see the share price increasing and maybe a stock split in the future? >> i don't know about the stock split, but jeff marx and i discussed this very issue for the investing club this morning. i said, when do we buy it? it's down again and we might be able to get it cheaper if and might be under 300 i think linde is right and i think the company will do well and you have to start picking at the stock down seven hayden in oklahoma. >> jim, hope you're doing well this is hayden in oklahoma >> i know you're not the biggest fan of the stock. >> no. i'm curious to know why you would want to stay away on the stock on the precipice of a short squeeze and 90% owned by retail and quite frankly the current price does not matter when there are millions of naked shorts that must be covered and with the overa

go ahead. >> caller: is this jim >> yeah. it is cramerng of your show i'm surprised, i'm sorry >> well i'm everywhere you want to be i'm like visa or something go ahead. >> caller: your setting the bar for all subscription services, it outrageous. so i wanted to ask you about amn health care services, jim? >> susan stock is terrific and the stock has tom down and sells at 13 times earnings and you have to nibble right here. i like it. we're not done it is a wild day people need more information let's go to russell in tennessee. russell? >> caller: booyah, jim i'm sew happy you took my call today because it is any 29th birthday i'm thrilled. >> happy birthday. this is the best way to spend your birthday, right here and right now. i'm going to do the same thing what is up. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about one of my favorite companies, they've taken a beating lately down 65% year-over-year, but they recently partnered with a drugmaker and i'm wondering if now is a good entry point. i'm talking about 23 and me ticker md. >> it is a spac.

jim cramer. love the show and i'm sorry about your eagles losing. >> that is all right next year. >> caller: i'm a cheese head and i think of you as the aaron rodgers of stock market. i bought the dip on american and southwest airlines during the omicron scare. >> okay. >> caller: now they're starting to dip again do you think i should sell both or one of those -- >> i'm not a big fan of southwest. you could keep the others. that is the way i look at it let's go to josh in florida. josh you're up. >> caller: how are you doing >> what is going on. >> caller: good. nothing much i'm a big fan of the show. thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i was wonder how you felt about the stock called fray, frayer. >> no, no, no, no, no. we're not doing battery stocks whether it is quantum, we don't like ev. ev is not working. okay i'll two go to dale in california >> caller: hi, mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call. >> of course, dale >> caller: i'd like to get your thoughts on the vector gr

jim cramer's charitable trust is making moves in the market the cnbc investing club saying the trustng more shares of danaher and trailing its position in mastercard danaher shares are down more than 5% to start the year. mastercard is up about 4%. i should remind you, as well we're super excited that jim's going to join us tomorrow for our stock summit day three so you get some picks and he'll talk about other picks for the committee, as well and we can't wait to see jim tomorrow i mentioned day two of our stock summit and highlighting our top picks from our committee and it is josh brown's turn today and he has, as a new buy, get your pens and paper ready, a new buy a.o. smith corp aos. tell us about this, josh, why it is part of your stock summit >> everyone calm down. it's not that exciting of a stock. it's water heaters and boilers, but if you go down to your basement rate now and look at the label on the boiler or your water heater it's a one and two shot that it was made by aosmith and one of its subsidiaries. it's a 158-year-old company that dates back to the civil war and lo

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i want to start the calls for the new year with iris in new york iris >> caller: hello hi, jim cramer my question today is on q com it broke the highs in 2020 do you think the shift has already played a shift in the momentum >> that stock is going much higher that stock is going much higher. the reason i say that is simple, because they've got an unbelievable business model and they really have the gloves off. they have the power. they are just -- not monopolous but they have the guts of all of the cell phones. i think that company's management is terrific hope springs eternal we can't be sure what 2022 will bring but there's reason to believe that things can and do go right on "mad money" tonight, now that 2021 is in the rear-view mirror i'm evaluating the biggest s&p 500 winners to see if they're going to continue. then i'm looking at the flip side with the s&p 500 biggest names with declines. i think that can give us more insight. more than 60 companies have raised their dividend payoffs for the last 25 years. i'm going to look at dividend aristocrats that might be worth keeping yo

. >> finally, cliff, i just have to engage you because on the spac story, because jim cramer right nowtweeting, he's on a rampage against spacs. he says the spac blow down is hurting the markets, back buzz kill we must stamp out spacs. they have become cockroaches the traditional ipo process works, he says enough, stop killing our markets with spacs i would love to have you respond since we're here talking about that >> yeah, i mean, you can't generalize i think that there have been excesses in the spac market in two folds. there have been many people raising spacs who maybe didn't have the experience in investing or managing companies. and certainly, there have been a lot of spacs raised of companies that weren't ipo-ready gary and i have been patient to find the right company, and i think we have some experience in this regard. and we couldn't be more excited about allwyn allwyn is an ipo-ready company it's a company operating on all cylinders. it's a company with $810 million of ebita growing and expanding it's a company that could go public the regular way in a nanosecond they thin

this is -- by the way, give jim cramer some credit i think he wanted some on twitter last night because the way if you're going to grow into your valuation guys, maybe the only way to do it in this day and age is to do it through crypto the question, of course, is with whether gamestop has a -- you know, some special sauce you look at the open seas of the world, which sell nonfungible token they have a value of i think $13 billion in the private market so there are sky high valuations subscribed to nft oriented businesses and maybe if gamestop can be that, maybe this makes sense. but there's obviously a little bit of a hope and a dream here. >> sure. i don't think if there was anybody really trying to map out what the next act might be that it was not going to involve nfts and virtual gaming and metaverse plays and things like that the stock, although it's bouncing hard from 130-ish it was 250 before thanksgiving it was 350 before the peak it was 50 weeks ago this thing started to go wild to the upside it's a $10 billion lottery ticket it's not really a huge number, as you say, andrew,

heading in the weeks ahead, whether this rally is about to run out of gas we'll debate that with jim cramernvestment committee. jim also giving his own stock summit picks today and we're excited about that stephanie link, joe teranova, jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com and jim cramer, the host of "mad money" and the cnbc investment club i can go on and on and on. the dow is green, and not at the best levels. as carl said, the s&p is negative and there's the ten-year note yield

but one of the parts of the show that i truly love the most when jim cramer comes out, prompted or notcase prompted. i'm told he is mic'd up. jim, i know you were listening to our conversation earlier about this relationship with the fed and the market, how much it should care, how much it needs to care. and enough that you had some thoughts you wanted to share with everybody >> well, i was listening to josh, and josh is explaining in his usual common sense way that obviously it didn't work last time what jay powell did he's not an idiot, jay powell's not an idiot a lot of people come our shows and they just presume what whatever jay does is wrong but incredible employment, a good stock market. an amazing moment in our country a year ago when every other country was collapsing josh, i salute you for just saying it's like, if he's a coach, he knowsif that play failed, he doesn't come in and say, you know what, we got to try that play again. right, josh? he really is a common sense guy. and so are you >> people forget that jay powell's first month on the fed was during the taper tantrum

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >> my mission is simple. to make you money.ying field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you money. my job is to teach and educate so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer what do we do after today's absolutely brutal meltdown the dow went from up to down

i can see jim cramer way over there. can see scott wapner waving to me over there, but, yes, we are socially distanced in the new wave of omicron at cnbc global headquarters with the markets overall we are seeing a bit more of mixed action here. we have the march towards record highs taking a bit of a pause but the nasdaq underperforming down 1.5% for the composite. 4776, that's about 16 handles lower. one-third of a percent decline for the s&p 500. meanwhile, the dow continues the outperformance it has had, up about 95 points, 36,892, up one quarter of 1%. if you look at the picture overall, look at interest rates. the ten-year treasury note yield currently ticking a hair higher, 1.68%. the reason it is important, you can see on the right-hand side of the screen this is the upper end of a trading range we have seen over the course of the last three to four months about 169, 170 has been the high end of that range. so as you are starting to see some of that interest rate move top-out, maybe at necessary levels, we are ke

tonight for cnbc's special report, scott wapner and jim cramer sitting down to try to figure out whate should be prepared for tomorrow. time for thetinal trade. around the horn we go. tim. >> yeah, i think you're buying energy names they're the ones that would have been a buy yesterday, cheniere, l & g prices higher. >> chairwoman. >> yes, i'm going for value tech, which is meta platforms, facebook you have all the meta for free, zero >> nadine. >> i was going to say dramamine, but i'll give you china through the etf fxi. >> dan nathan. >> yeah, i'm over meta and i would be a seller of ibm here. >> thanks for watching "fast money. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right about now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i just want to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate, teach you. get you to be a mana

that the fed will catch up with what is reality. >> maybe jim cramer was pointing to that. inflation come down a lot faster jim was saying itst easier to hire in new york city, at least, now. maybe you see that come down it's understandable to go back and forth and look at what is built into the pipeline and look at the idea even though people would have seen the wages go up, it hasn't kept pace with the inflationary pressures so people are having less purchasing power overall. and that's something jay powell pointed to, too. i'm sure he's concerned. could you inflation come back down, maybe not as drastically as omicron has dropped off but could you see it come down sooner and more quickly than a lot of people anticipate >> i don't think it's going to come down that quickly and i think -- i think what jim said was that wages have definitely gone up. >> yeah. >> in terms of trying to hire. productivity has not gone up enough to cover, i mean, not a doubling of wages but even 10 or 15 or 20% increase in wages which is what is what new hires are getting. and a lot of white col

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the investment management business of prudential. >>> get down to the new york stock exchange jim crameru not -- you don't like that rebound yesterday, jim, in the nasdaq does it make you -- how are you feeling about it is it ready to retest or should we be ratified. >> i think we have to watch interest rates if the ten year ticks back, then suddenly we repeal i do think we've seen the draft of powell's speech that's not going to change anything but i think if rates tick down again, people are going to be surprised at how much this market can go up i think if the stocks went down, people would be afraid of missing something. we forgot what it was like to miss something it's so critical you can make so much money if you buy them low so i think that the mentality of the market did change yesterday. >> i saw trying to get -- i know you probably saw that. do we expect less for the next five years because of -- we've paid it forward with what the fed has done for us, or can technological change in innovation, can we catch up quickly enough to sort of pay down what we've already borrowed again

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the stock is down 7% jim cramer talking about lam in his investing club newsletter today, to sign up,d to cnbc.com/investingclub, or point your phone at the -- it's changed. cnbc.com/jointheclub that's new i wonder if/investingclub works too. >> it's much easier to point your phone all the chips are down, not just lam. intel is down 7%, and they are among the hardest hit in the tech space time for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon. >> here's what's happening at this hour. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that traffic deaths continue to rise to multi-year highs that's why he's backing a national strategy to lower speed limitsand embrace safer road design like dedicated bike and bus lanes and better lighting and crosswalks he says the plan will be backed with $5 billion in grants to states over the next two years >> the fcc has taken a step closer to making it easier to compare the cost of different broadband services the proposed rule would require mobile and cable providers to standardize pricing data and gives consumers the equivalent of a nutrition label of costs, da

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right after jim cramer, 7:00 eastern, cnbc.k to you. >> yeah, it was a crazy one here thank you, shep. we'll see you then shep smith >> wul street laser focused on the federal reserve's january meeting, which begins tomorrow mike santoli taking a look at the market's expectations for the fed. mike especially after the action today, what does it tell you about what the setup is? >> will, interestingly, it just is a dramatic turn in terms of market employs expectations. this is the market implied probability that the fed will not just hike rates in march but by a half point as opposed to a quarter point. before today, it was around a 50/50 proposition. basically had market saying it could be just as easily a half point as a quarter that seemed aggressive even before we had gotten this unsettled equity market and even today, credit softened up a little bit one might take this and say that it couldn't basically be the case that it's very hard at this point for the fed incrementally to deliver a hawkish surprise compare today what t

the stock is down 8% jim cramer spoke about western digital in his investing club newsletter today to to cnbc.com/jointheclub or point your phone at that qr code >> time now for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon. hi, rahel. >> hi, sara. here's what's happening at this hour more than a dozen new subpoenas have been issued by the house panel investigating the january 6th insurrection they're demanding testimony from 14 people they say met and submitted to congress false electoral certificates from seven states president biden won. >> the rifle kyle rittenhouse used to kill two people will be destroyed. there's an agreement between prosecutors and attorneys for rittenhouse. a spokesman said he wants all this items connected to the shooting destroyed so they could not be used as political trophies >> along the east coast, homeowners and local governments not the only ones preparing for up to a foot or snow or more nearly 1200 u.s. flights have been canceled today and another 2900 flights tomorrow. that's all according to tracking site flight aware, that includes more than half of tomo

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jim cramer talking about delta earlier today.nbc.com/investingclub to take you straight there by the qr code had a connection to walmarts and did not realize the marriage. >> yep. >> and for most the last decade. >> wasn't doubting you. >> money into the u.s. franchise. in the last 12 months or so he is starting to invest in arsenal and not gone unnoticed by this arsenal fan and every arsenal fan and probably quite a loose correlation there with the stock price. maybe not causation. >> no. not a leap. >> and yeah. long may that continue i'm unbiassed and -- when it comes to news and stocks other than arsenal if walmart stock goes up and ars nal do better that's great it is time now for a cnbc news update with frank holland. >> here's what's happening looking at maryland where heavy snow creates dangerous travel on the roads. up to 10 inches of snow expected across maryland and virginia customers are without power. across the nation 2800 u.s. flights canceled today due to weather and covid worker shortages. >>> deadlock holmes goi

be well. >>> coming up on the other side of this, jim cramer and the week e d.s and lots to look forward to. stay here. you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire our mission is to help our members achieve financial independence to realize their ambitions. getting your money right requires more than a financial service provider. it requires a partner that is there for every major financial decision in our member's life and all the days in between. today we take our greatest step yet forward fulfilling our mission and helping more people achieve financial independence. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. if you're watching the future this morning, down another 1.5%. is this the tip of open you were looking for? does this concern you? what do you think? >> it is the one i'm looking for yesterday when the games were on

i'm jim cramer, see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now. the news with shigt starts now >>> a supreme court vacancy for president biden to fill. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> justice stephen breyer set to step down. >> his intention is to step down at the end of this term. >> nbc's pete williams first to break the news he's with us tonight on the impact to the court. who will the president nominate? an early look at the potential short list for what could be america's first black woman supreme court justice. >> we will

most— at helpfosterchildren.com >>> down 329 been another rough going for the chip stocks but jim cramer'stable trust adding to the position in marvel technology today marking the first purchase of a tech stock since late november the trust is buying about 100 shares of marvel to bring the total position in the stock to 1200 shares and the buy increases the weight in the portfolio to 2.3% to 2.11. you can always sign up to the investing club for the tidbits head to cnbc.com/investing club or point your phone at the qr code on the screen for more on whether there's opportunities in tech let's bring in senior investment strategist at edward jones and joining us is portfolio strategist of the needham small cap invest fund why you like the cyclical value plays more but with this drubbing in technology in recent days are there names that are starting to get interesting to you >> yeah. look we continue to think the theme for at least the first half of 2022 will be rotation back into value cyclical names veto some extent some defensive parts of the market and seen in the staples in the past week

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for the gene sequencing treatments and the stock up more than 15% bush health seeing a pop after jim cramere trust is adding to the position in the stock buying 500 shares bringing the total position to about 2,000 shares after that trade cramer said the weakness is a buying opportunity and wants to take advantage to sign up for the investing club point your phone at the qr code on the screen boy has the company come a long way when it was embroiled in drug pricing controversies. >> i know. sure has. >>> time for a news update with rahel solomon. rahel? >> hi. here's what's happening at this hour philadelphia fire officials say the christmas tree was the first to ignite in the house fire that killed 12 last week and almost certainly set on fire with a lighter. sources say that a child was playing with a lighter by the tree before the fire began. >>> a new york city aid is pouring in for that apartment building fire that killed 17 people and organizations from as far away as delaware bringing items. many residents traced the roots to a single town in gambia >>> and new orleans is bringing ba

friends, i want to make money my job is to educate and teach call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer the growth selling may be over and the value selling may have begun. hey that is my takeaway from today's action a good day where the dow gains and the growth heavy nasdaq rally 3.41%. wall has discovered why like growth and disliked value for years on end so allow me to explain the timeline for almost the entire month, two things were self-evident, growth is dangerous and value is seth the growth stocks went untujered and we know that historically higher rates are a head wind for growth names it is been a nightmare that we've been trapped in since jay powell turned hawkish in late november some didn't get the memo that growth had gone out of style until netflix reported and of course netflix imploded and that was a week and a half ago. reporting unexpected slowdown that caused the stock to shed more than 20% of the value and bringing down a whole cohort but the pain has been so intense for so long that rather than marking the beginning of the big growth sell-off, i wonder where the n

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. >> anding greg, how much of this -- and jim cramer made this point yesterday, is it a fung of all thend other companies that went public that, frankly, had no business being in the public market over the past 24 months >> yeah. look it. i think that ties to something we just mentioned, which is the narrative, which a lot of that upside in those companies wasn't based necessarily on fundamentals even the colloquial things on sale in some cases isn't based on fundamentals. if you're making that statement because a stock price is reduced, it doesn't take into context its historical multiple comparables, and it doesn't take into consideration the prospects of has the company improved or is it deteriorating? it would be hard to make a case that the future movie business is better today than it was in 2019, yet it's trading twice the stock prices sure, it's down from the 60s, but at the same time it's not on sale if the future prospects are diminished i think we have to take the stocks and look beneath the covers i remain cautious due to the bottom line and topline challenges as well as cor

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secondly aerospace, if jim cramer is right about the covid getting some -- less of a challenge, boeing'sat an accelerating right. china may even give the green light for deliver from from boeing who are the vendors? number one -- not number one, i'm picking crane, they're going to earn 6.25 for the year just en en ended then 8.50 a year from now. textron makes bell helicopters, makes private components, and i think scott runs a great show there, 225 million then kman, he's doing a better job, and i think you have a 50. >> announcer:, and then ago adult rule systems, you know, beans, corn, wheat, prices are up, the farmers' cash flow will be up sharply, and so on i like obviously deere, and the eco system in addition to that, you have companies in the infrastructure play there's a lot of things goingo that we like >> mario, let me ask you about autos in particular. you want it's going to be stronger the first half most of the world is kind of moving on, trying to get back to work as quickly as possible. china still has this zero toll ran policy for covid, shutting things down left and rig

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. >> see you back here next friday "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now ♪ >>> my mission is simple- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. hope you want to make friends. i'm trying to help you save money. my job is not just to entertain by teach call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. i heard it called all day today, the end of the bull market the popping of the bubble. the beginning of the real pain >> the house of pain. >> i get why dow plunged 450 points s&p plummeting 1.89% nasdaq, i mean, i don't know yo well, okay it was down 2.72% the air has been going out of the balloon for months now with the balloon being the speculative name today it met the end for netflix. the pin action spread all over the market but this is just the process i've been warning you about for two months ever since they did not stop pumping out all of this junk these underwriters unless a company has a real service that can generate substantial

hour with jim cramer we're going to head to a quick break.k at our road map for the rest of the hour, including covid testing troubles the surge indemand leading to empty shelves at pharmacies. we'll discuss that. >> crypto crooks, 2021 a record-breaking year for crypto currency thefts with $3 billion stole. tech investor roger mcnamee to break down the weakness in the nasdaq and responsibility that social media holds in society. dow down 183 the services pmi was 62. it's the lowest number since september. a lot more "squawk on the street" is street ahead. what does a foster kid need from you? to be brave. to show up. for staying connected. the questions they weren't able to ask. show up for the first day of school, the last day at their current address. for the mornings when everything's wrong. for the manicure that makes everything right, for right now. show up, however you can, for the foster kids who need it most— at helpfosterchildren.com >>> tech stocks the biggest losers with the nasdaq suffering its biggest loss in almost a year domin

tweet cramer, #matttweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >> what are the stocks i'm most worried about after this amazing comeback which are the ones that need to be sold into the strength of a second day sadly, the ones off the back of the youngest cohort. the list is chock a block with securities, like ethereum and bitcoin. and yes, according to gary gensler on our show, these are all securities even the skirlly one try to address stocks and not just because i had a hand in choosing the members, many of these stocks had to be booted into any further rally why? well, you have heard me say it but it's worth doing it again. unfortunately like november, federal reserve decided to crack down on inflation. as i've been saying over and over, many of the stocks in the next generation 50 suddenly went out of style in the wall street fashion show they need the fed to green light. since then, this group is littered with losers, many of which have to be sold. but i dove int

come up with some, but broadly speaking, the nasdaq is still trading at very high numbers love jim cramer. one of the best people on tv, but yesterday he did a screen based on names trading at less than 50 times earnings 50 times earnings. that's not reasonable. too high a price. >> fair enough, but look at some of the highest grossed companies over the past decade multiples started out at 100 and netflix did grow into that multiple eventually. >> exactly right a wonderful time to be a tech investor why? for the last ten year, kelly, ridiculously low interest rates. lowest discount rates in the history of the united states as a country. that sounds like hyperbole it's factually true. never had a ten-year treasury below 1.5% before the last few years. now returning to more normal interest rate we'll have more normal discount rates and those companies making money in the distant future are going to get brought down to earth. >> talking 3% to 4% on the ten year not almost 2% everyone's excited about. talked about your picks, those who haven't heard before viacom, cvs, madison square garden,

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>> as"fast" "mad money" with jim cramer starts now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm hereing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job isn't just to help you make money but it's to educate you. call me or tweet me. in retrospect were we paying too much for everything? that's wall street's conclusion

jim cramer highlighting how smart tesla is, saying everyone is worried about battery availability except for tesla. let's move on, im. i want to talk about something weird. and that is the weather. these snowstorms in virginia, i know an anomaly, a lot of people stranded on the highway saying they were running their engines to get heat, run it, heat, shut it off tim kaine saying he was thankful he had a tank of gas will these weather anomalies that are increasingly common make people rethink their purchasing because they think, i need to make sure i'm going to be able to run my vehicle when i need to? >> you know, you're hitting an interesting idea here. even a gas car would have problems on these kind of fringe cases. but when it comes to an electric vehicle, it's still a new technology, and if it's an excuse for some in the main stream not to buy, yeah, it could have an effect you can look at the consumer's reasoning for buying a car at this point, and you see this race from car companies to extend the range of the charge in an electric vehicle to get beyond 300 miles, 400 miles, perha