agco reported a week ago. even though they beat walt's earnings estimates off a penny, the quarter was viewed as a disappointment because of the commentary felt pretty darn grim. even as they did reiterate the previous guidance. they got slammed and falling 9% in a single session last tuesday from $48 to $44. since then, the stock is able to work higher. plus, even if the hideous market wide selloff, the stocks actually up slightly for the year. is down more than 9%. so the stock's resiliency mean the weak handed share holders are washed out. they could be better than we think? take a closer look with the chairman and ceo of agco. find out more about how his company is doing and where it is heading. welcome back to "mad money". >> good afternoon. sir, i have toll you, on the coverage call when reading it through, this swuven the only companies i fall where north america is not doing as well as europe. europe is really big for you. you even see it turning france. i know it's off a small base. can we presume tha

did anyone hear anything that competitor agco told us the money"? do people think the weakness described in his sales would not carry over to deere? these have the same cash strapped customer. no reason you would think things would be better for deere than agco. just listen. how many night dos we have to bemoan the sorry state of the mall department stores? how difficult is it to compete with amazon. nordstrom which started to act better said it has to spend too much money versus what it can make. unless you have very specialized unless you have very specialized merchandise which few other than a home depot seem to be able to the customers are buying there is a decent chance they will buy materials. yahoo!. we heard from the ceo of verizon who told us the company wants to make a bid for yahoo!'s assets. take a listen. >> at the right price, i think marrying up assets with aol under tim armstrong would be good for investors. >> he didn't hem or haw. he came out to propose to marry up. we talked about the ceo of yahoo! and she said it's up to the boar

great quarter and agco. why haven't you been hurt by that? >> it's not so much ag. it's lawn and garden. we are tied more to housing than agriculture. when you look at housing and people mowing lawns, that sort of thing. that's where we live, if you will. the agriculture in the u.s. is small. when you look nationally, it's a small part of business. really it's the housing market and cutting grass here and in europe. >> it's been a remarkable year already. it's a great company. we love your products. thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. >> chairman, president and ceo of briggs & stratton. love their products. amazing to see the stock do well. they have the better mouse trap. "mad money" is back afternoon. are hiding everywhere. the market's pitfalls that can't be seen by the naked eye. well, cramer is getting out his magnifying glass to help you spot the hidden trends for your portfolio. just ahead. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he sa

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time to dig for profits in agricultural equipment maker agco. cramer is talking to the ceo.an in depth look at f.a.n.g. and the transformation in tech stops on "mad money" at the top of the hour. up next, the final trade. clierz . >> announcer: final trade is sponsored by interactive brokers. >> let's take a check on disney. the stock is down 3.6%. it would avert a 52-week low, i believe, at this level. still it will be worth watching tomorrow. be sure to tune in to squawk on the street tomorrow for janet yellen's testimony. meantime, final trade. tim seymour. >> bar it is rick, even with a weaker dollar it has a rally going back to ten bucks. get out or get short. >> grasso. >> we spoke about it. xlu. i think you have to keep it on the short stop. i do think you could make a little more out of the stock. maybe go high 40s in it but keep it on the short stock. 43 1/2, 44 for the exit. >> brian kelly. >> so we have seen the tech rack, the silicon valley smash up. whatever you call it. first republic bank, big expo sure to silicon valley and the firms and ceos. sell it on rall

agco point blank said it is bad out there.t like there's a retailer and sunny on one side, raining on the other. ag equipment is ag equipment. you may think some -- my gator was at one point my favorite toy. your gator? >> i've enjoyed the gator. >> you guys ever been in a gator? deere equipment is so fabulous. >> i have. i think. >> i used to cover deere. driven a lot of their different road graders. >> deere is a great company. to see these numbers is is a reminder that you have parts of this economy that remain so weak. just very, very weak. you know what is the strongest part of the economy? i didn't know this. i want to thank my friend, matt horwin. it's the conventional business. remember wh you know mgm, jim murin, 98% booked for conventions in vegas. >> funny you mention him, he will be my guest at 10:20 today. >> that would have been a great promo if i had known. a natural promo. >> yes. >> but they reported numbers yesterday, mgm, not well received by investors. a write down on macau has caught people unaware, even t

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about 4%.own agco also trading lower today.fertilizer makers who have been falling along with deere. they are all under pressure as well as we see this ripple effect. then there is the oil related commodity selling today. big cap oil companies trading lower. exxon mobil, conical phillips. outside declines in southwestern energy. some saying the to keep -- the continued declines are raising of theseabout some companies balance sheets. southwestern trading down in the double-digit today. other companies like marathon also seeing sharp declines. as he pointed out, we have yet to get all of the earnings reports from these companies. next independent enps week, should be interesting. back to the news out of mexico, the finance minister says he has a set of tools to intervene. reporter booky with him on the phone earlier and she is here with the latest. what was your biggest takeaway from the conversation with finance minister? >> thanks for having me on. i think the most important thing that he said was that they do have an array of

>> a company that's been in the cross hairs of one of the worst downturns, agco.is a sense out there that the ag business is so horrendous that you hear a lot of companies talk about how the commodity costs have helped their business. clorox was the first company that point blank said this lower oil price is great for us. i tried to talk him out of it, he was so positive. procter is the stock to watch, doing best of all and can go much higher. ladies and gentlemen -- gentlemen, thank you. you got rid of the frankenstein stuff? not even raising your eyebrows. >> just giving you the love. >> that was nice. like i just took a warm bath of optimism. >> i like that. disney tonight, we'll all listen. bob iger's birthday tomorrow. >> that's one birthday we got tomorrow. >> see you tonight, jim. "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. >>> when we come back, gold mmas david kostin. . >>> good tuesday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, simon hobbs, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. look at the markets. japan was ug