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so stick with cramer! >>> don't miss a second of h"ma money." tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail at cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something? head to cnbc.com. hi baby! hi daddy! gain the freedom to fumble with the new water and shatter- resistant samsung galaxy s7 active. buy one now and get the samsung gear s2 for free. exclusively at at&t >>> as we enter the second half of 2016, i think it's certainly time to reevaluate some industries that we care about, to see if the old pecking order still holds true. it was more about measuring the ability to spy than the hostile environment. we've got a lot of good feedback on that series. so tonight i want to go back and think about the restaurant chains, see which wins are worth owning. specifically, we want to look at six of the largest ones. mcdonald's, young brands, chipotle, darden, domino's pizza and restaurant brands international, the new name for burger king. unlike the department stores, some of these restaurants are having a good year, technically dominoes. and then yum is up 14%. although

sting with cramer. >>> cramer, you are super. you are awesome. >> i'm a first time investor. >> get in the game. >> this show is the best. i am so glad it's on tv. >> i want you to know you have transformed me. thank you cramer. , cramer. >>> we are going over the rules that have gotten me to this point in my career where i can play for charity instead of trading at my own hedge fund which i retired from but the lessons are already with me and i'm going over them tonight to help you with your portfolio. if it winter for that darned buy of then you fill it in, high max i would have been up big or i would be making a huge amount of money in the market if only i hadn't let blank let use fire eye against me when there was all that insider selling, darn it all. it only takes one or two losers to wreck a portfolio. i try to devote more time analyzing my loser stocks than winners. not because of a masochistic streak. rather i recognize stocks often telegraph declines ahead of time. loss control is the paramount concern for all in the ma

stick with cramer! >>> every now and then a pattern, a pattern will catch my attention, tells me everything i need to know about whether to buy a stock or not of the take ran gold researchers, a little more than four months ago i noticed that ran gold had been slammed with five successive downgrades in a fairly short period of time, yet the stock barely bli barely blinked. it kept getting higher and higher. it's pretty good tell that you've got a real good winner on your hands. i broke down into the story and realizes exactly what rangold was. it seemed to have a lot of upside. their stock has rallied nearly 35%. now given that rangold got hit with yet another downgrade, this time it's deutsche bank. i think it's worth looking into what explains the stock's impressive rally. how is it possible that all these negative analysts were so wrong and i was so right. not to toot my own horn. i might not have noticed it if the analysts hadn't turned so negative. it's a very well-run company, under the leadership

call me 1800-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. why is this market so hard to kill? why won't it go down and stay down? just witnessed today dow opened more than 100 points.

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cramer. i've got a two-part question. after earnings last week, goldmgol goldman sachs down graded the stock. >> the high-priced earnings have not fared that well. but maybe there's hope here. bruce in ohio, bruce. >> caller: boo-yah from the cleveland waterfront. >> nice. >> caller: crzo. >> i think chip johnson's done a good job. i like concho more than corizo. randolph in massachusetts. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: this is randolph. i was wondering what you think about kol advice oncology. >> i don't like to chasing the spike. it's got priority review for ovarian cancer, and i think that you have to be in it last week to be honest. let's go to hollis in florida. hollis. >> caller: yeah, how you doing, cramer? >> great. >> caller: i want to know if gi gilead is best of breed. >> i can't recommend it. let's go to pat in virginia. >> caller: thank you for taking my call, and thank thank yoyou the help. horizon pharmaceuticals. >> i've got to tell you, this is the kind of company you can easily be in the

. >> caller: boo-yah, professor cramer. long time listener, first time caller. >> okay. >> caller: i bought the avis group stock about four months ago. >> whoa. >> caller: very positive article in the "barron's" the stock is down 62% for the year, and approximately 50% since i bought it. i would like you to tell us, what is your overall opinion on a car rental business as an investment? >> okay the car rental -- let me tell you, sir, i talked about it on my mad dash with david faber yesterday. it took my breath away. i simply son think things are as bad as the stock, but it raised e eyebrows. let me do more work on avis. we're both trying to get around how the stock could be down so much, given the fact the numbers itself weren't that bad. we have work to do, sir, and i will do it for you. brooke in oklahoma. brook. >> caller: hey, mr. cramer, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, how about you? >> caller: great. thank you for taking my call. quick question. my question has to do with realty income and price ceilings. it's

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so stick with cramer.ero >>> we know it's been difficult to invest in the pharma biotech stocks for over a year thanks to the worries about washington cracking down an drug pricing, but all this pressure hasn't changed how the industry works. these companies need to spend money developing new compounds and marketing them. when you look at the metaphorical arms dealers in the science space, some of them perform pretty well. take viva systems, which starts off by making pharmaceutical sales reps more efficient. now they've got a software platform. viva has been on fire. this stock is up more than 40% for 2016, gaining nearly 80% over the last 12 months. the company's most recent quarter was terrific. at their analysts meeting just yesterday, viva laid out an ambitious plan to get to $1 billion in sales by 2020. so let's check in with the founder and ceo of viva systems, find out more about his business is doing and where he's headed. welcome back to "mad money." good to see you, peter. have a seat. >> nice t

. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, my job is not just to entertain, but teach and coach call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> this market is filled with seller's remorse. chock-full of stocks that got clobbered when they reported earnings, and then roared higher, as people seem to forget the bad news, or think maybe it wasn't as bad as i thought. today the dow gained 212, nasdaq advanced also. how they can think so much change oar even better. some from before earnings, and some from after positive interviews, so i know what i'm talking about. recently we had five ceos come on "mad money." they all fit the bill, the narrative is exactly what i'm talking about. first up was tom faulk, ceo of kimberly-clark. his company showed tremendous growth, no matter, the company said it projected the headline number 2016 earnings of 595 to 615, but the wall street looking for 6.40. i don't know -- i read the notes. i heard the press release, listened to the conference call and read

>>> hey, i'm cramer! welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i just want to make you some money. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. close watchers of "mad money" know i'm not a chartist, but i do play one on tv weekly, showing you patterns that can predict the next big move for stocks. given that almost all my work, it is heretical and antithetical. not for a minute, as i explain in "get rich carefully", have i i describe the sectors, and overlay them on my broader world view at this moment. charters could care less about this stuff. i wonder if they could do their jobs without the companies' names blacked out. some of them hate the distraction of knowing about the company. now i've become pretty proficient at charting over the years, but i still rely on the individual work of professional technicians to demonstrate how to use charting and to demonstrate techniques that i best of the charts of some of the best technicians we have worked with, to the point where i'm astonished at how accurate the

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cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. hey, what's the deal here? isn't the market always supposed to go up? how come stocks are breaking down instead of shooting higher? dow backsliding 23 points, spiep 0.19%, nasdaq declining 0.44% today. ominous. now, look, only in a bull market of epic proportions would we even think of asking such questions. selloffs are a natural occurrence, and if they never happen, guess what. we wouldn't be so fixated on dow 20,000. we've been fixated on dow 200,000. of course that doesn't mean there's no reason for the decline or that we can ignore it. so let's go there. let's explore what's sending us lower so we can figure out whether this is a simple garden variety profit taking move or something more significant that we actually need to worry about. first when

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tweet cramer. send e-mail to jim cramer on th nbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? go to madmoney.cnbc.com. 1-800-7. miss something? go to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> the price of oil may be pulling back right now. just realizing the opec production freeze the saudised to us about probably won't happen. but there are still presentee of terrific opportunities in the oil patch. for example, oil and gas companies making acquisitions in low-cost areas are seeing stocks higher in recent months and viewers know i'm a big fan of this theme. but what if there is a company getting its hand on more oil the old-fashioned way. not by making acquisitions but by discovering new reports on land that it already ownes. that's what seems to be happening with one of america's oldest exploration and production firms, apache. what about a new discovery, alpine high in reefs county texas, alpine high, that's the name. part of the delaware basin i've talked about. the stock jumped 14% over the next two days climbing to $59. since then there hasn't been that much movement and ru

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cramer. the market speaks in tongues. that's one of the reasons it can be so confusing. but fortunately, i'm crazy enough to know the language. so in a day when the dow gained 108 points, let's go through what the market is really saying. first translation, the same stocks that lead us higher for the last few years, no longer in charge. this time buyers are swarming over the banks. that's right, the banks. why? because last week in jackson hole we learned we could be facing not just one rate hike but two this year. not only did janet yellen tell us that a rate hike could be on the table, but vice chair steven fisher said there might be time for more than one rate hike in a short period of time. now who benefits from rapid rate hikes? who makes the most money? the banks. they can take your deposits and invest them risk free at the higher rates that the fed controls and the risk share ought mautomatically goes up. and that's why bank of america is definitively breaking out at last. that's why t

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cramer. >> 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 "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. to cramerica. other people want to make entertain, but teach and coach call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. seller's remorse. chock-full of stocks that got clobbered when they reported earnings, and then roared higher, as people seem to forget the bad news, or think maybe it clgshi wasn't as bad as i thought. advanced also. how they can think so much longer term if the stories change oar even better. some from before earnings, and some from after positive interviews, so i know what i'm talking about. recently we had five ceos come on "mad money." they all fit the bill, the narrative is exactly what i'm talking about. first up was tom faulk, ceo of kimberly-clark. his company showed tremendous growth, no matter, the company said it projected the headline number 2016 ea

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i'm jim cramer. i will see you tomorrow. coming up on "early today," the tense gop debate proved to be a texas sized slug fest. >> you'll have competition. you'll have so many different plains. >> now he's repeating himself. >> i watched him repeat himself five times four weeks ago. >> i saw you repeat yourself five times four seconds ago. he says everything we're going to win, win, win. >> you're all talk and no action. first of all this guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar. >> and those were just the slower moments. >>> developing overnight, new details on the kansas shooting. >>> and aaron andrews leaves the courtroom as the jury is showing the naked video taken by her convicted stocker.

cramer, a big chicago over. congratulations. >> the super bowl like zero, like we never won one >> love your show. >> thank you. >> have a quick two part question, how do you feel about investing into healthcare industry and the company i am looking at is community health systems. >> sonny, you are from a city of winners, okay? >> the city that just won the with community health system, that to say america is the phillies, sonny, go swim in that blue river of yours. the community's health is more dangerous. >> we don't go to companies that are accounting challenge. get your shopping list ready. the shopping list, the number i am talking to the ceo. it is the first on cnbc. >> the new subset stay-at-home stocks, i will tell you how it is impacting your coffee habit and the stock of one of america's and the world's famous brew. 1982, these days the company is finding now ways to coming up with profits and thear i have exclusive with the ceo, my suggestion at this point, stick with cramer. don't miss a second of "m

cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: so stock down 30% in the last year and now mckesson what are you thoughts on the are being crushed here. it's being shot at by everybody. i liked cardinal, amerisource. i walked away. i feel the government doesn't like these companies. i feel like they are all trying to do a good job but shooting each other. too difficult. too much of a battleground. i avoid battlegrounds. phil in new jersey, phil. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how are you, my friend? >> doing well. how about you? >> caller: doing well. i'm glad we have a person in philly that loves villanova. it's hard to come by winners in our city. >> he handles himself so well. he's the coach of nova and it's a great school. we did a fabulous show there in 2013. go ahead. >> caller: absolutely. you have a great staff. >> indeed. we had things a few weeks ago and you said it will sell. >> right. >> caller: since then the stock is down 14%. now the stock has been skyrocketing and i wonder if i should buy it back. >

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"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer, welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i want to make you some money. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. remember oil? remember how it drags down stocks when it gets hammered? that linkage came back today. the dow losing 53 points. the nasdaq dipping .19%. let's go over how oil can be crushed so badly, down $1.78. we've got inventory numbers that indicate we have oil coming out of our eyeballs. how much? total petroleum rose to 2.1 billion barrels. we're being flooded with crude from overseas and still pumping here. we've found a triple off the bottom. they've found out how to get more out of the ground than they could two years ago. in the last 18 months it should dazzle silicon valley. the reduction of oil consumption because of newer and more efficient engines. investors must presume there must be slackening in demand due to a weakening of the economy. they never stop to think about innovation, technology. i get that. one of the things we've experienced this summer is th

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. >> hey, i am cramer. my job is not just to entertn but to teach you, call me or tweet me at jim cramer. >> eight straight days. the longest losing streak since 2008. it is nine in a row. the longest losing streak since i mean nothing compares to what the cubs. still, the action could have been worse. >> nasdaq falling 4.2%. >> the ladder seems baked in the cake. after today's employment rate showing good jobs. remember the market can handle rate hike. provided that enough company is doing well enough. the bulls also cheered. >> so how about next week? >> lets face it. we have won of those moments where the whole world could change on tuesday, or will it? >> it is friday. i think because the markets have been down for so long, it looks out to me. wall street had a chance to panic of trump's presidency. of hillary being defeated is -- i do think a clinton's win would cause a severe spike up. trump will likely refuse to concede on the grounds of prisoner. we rebound, hillary is not suing. don't get me wrong.

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