with altria at 60 you are close to what smith considers the perfect entry point right there. there is just one caveat though. the full oscillator, a tool that measures how over sold it is shows it is over bought at these levels, a sign the stock could be due for a pull back. smith points out it's been overbought for six weeks. yet the stock keeps rallying. it's one of the most bullish things a stock can do, get and stay over bought. that's happening with altria. i like that it's the number one u.s. tobacco company with the 40%. regulators won't let tobacco companies advertise so the industry is frozen in time. altria will be number one because there is the no way for anyone elsele to take away market share. rates of smoking are declining in this country. altria has an unassailable position and the branding power allows them to raise prices and a juicy yield at these levels. look, the only reason the yield is so low is it's been an amazing stock. finally, not also good, let's not neglect reynolds american, rai. the parent company behind joe camel, newports, american spirit? an

that's happening with altria. i like that it's the number one u.s.acco company with the biggest brand marlboro, with 40%. regulators won't let tobacco companies advertise so the industry is frozen in time. altria will be number one because there is the no way for anyone elsele to take away market share. rates of smoking are declining in this country. altria has an unassailable position and the branding power allows them to raise prices and a juicy yield at these levels. look, the only reason the yield is so low is it's been an amazing stock. finally, not also good, let's not neglect reynolds american, rai. the parent company behind joe camel, newports, american spirit? and palmal cigarettes. i don't smoke. what can i tell you. i don't know. >> reynolds has been a major consolidator in the industry with 27.4 acquisition last year giving the company a boost. look at the dividend daily chart. i don't like this chart. neither does smith. she sees the picture as a blinking yellow light screaming proceed with caution. why is she concerned? first the releva

the stock is up 9% this year and joined by pierce altria and look at the casino stocks, wynn resort up 18% and las vegas sands up 14%. should you buy into the vice stocks, guy? >> we've talked about wynn resorts. i thought it would get up around 100 bucks, faltered around 82. i think room to the upside will surprise people. in terms of the devices i don't like, because i dig gambling. >> do you dig gambling? >> but i don't smoke, never have, never will. philip morris talks about it, 386 talks about it all the time, but you're now getting to levels that you last saw three or four years ago. i would be scared you're bouncing up against a double top. in terms of tobacco names this might be a little late. wynn yes, tobacco no and i'll throw one more way in terms of vice. we've talked smith & wesson for a long time. >> don't bring that up. >> why? >> it's going to upset some people. >> but in terms of philip morris, specifically in the analyst note they spoke of a new smoking platform which is not even factored into the model. >> i think they are so internationally exposed they have dollar

altria gets a piece of this action. worth $10 for altria.targets, i tuck philip morris up by $15 to $110 and up on altria to $70. >> bonnie, i'm just curious, yo make a recommendation like this, it seems like such a tough stock, because so many people are voting against you. i mean in health care, in education, today's youth, really at the very least moving to vaping. doesn't it concern you there are so many forces aligned against smoking right now. >> you have to remember there are individuals around the world that smoke and have for a very long time. so i think what the opportunity here is to reduce the risk on a global basis. as they continue to put more technology or better technology and convert existing users to these reduced risk products, to me, it's a win/win. based on clinical trials that they've already published, they're very promising. they have looked at what the effects have been, and it is close to if they didn't smoke at all, or the cessation. it appears promising. so this might be embrace on a glow basis. >> pete najarian h

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i still own altria. >> you want to be in staples be, you would pick another name.hat loser. >> amazon is a little scary. traded down below 500. it's at a pretty amazing rally since that february 10th or 11th date. what does it mean? it means this move to 600 is basically a 50% correction of that range. last quarter was a very 2014-like quarter from amazon. they report in a couple weeks. they better pull something rabbit out of the stock this time or it's headed back down. >> amazon, i love it long-term. i agree there could be some weakness near term and choppy. i'd be a little cautious there. gilead, however, gilead is a rock star stock. they have a franchise that is deteriorating a little bit, their hcv that investors think is going to peak in i think it's 2018ish. i don't think it's going the peak in 2018. it can continue to grow through 20. and then it's a $20 billion franchise for the next five years. in the meantime, they've been very clear about buying a company. they need to bolt on a big acquisition. if they can do that successfully, lights out. >> let's ge

. >> this is what i bought today, altria group. for yield, searching for dividend, that's where you want to be. >> coca-cola, these guys were talking about the weak dollar. i would not chase this stock at 23 times. all-time highs here. earnings sales, both declining for a third year in a row. >> somebody's got to be the adobe guy. adb gets you done. back to you, mel. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. meantime, "mad money" starts right now.tomorrow. meantime, "mad money" starts right now. \s >>> 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'm just trying to save you money. my job is to entertain and teach you how it all works, or tweet me @jimcramer. coiled springs, that's what the stocks of the big industrials

got cute of -- altria in bank of america. they say do not buy the shares. by the shares. tobc" you cann "bo get a great primer on alrtria. our analysts have looked at it and found its growth will be driven by marlborough and copenhagen sales in the u.s. it would get a big boom if marijuana legalization goes through on a larger scale. it's already in place to capitalize on the possibilities. it's got some problems when considering legislation. here in new york they are considering a ban on smokeless tobacco. that would be a huge problem for copenhagen sales. jonathan: i want to go back to one of the charts. credit suisse. tim is alongside me. it's down 4.3%. yesterday's news, i cannot overstate this, it was stunning. for management not to know the details of some of these positions in liquid assets. how widespread is that problem? tim: i have no idea. these are tens of thousands of employees in every one of these places. had 1400isse employees. now they have 50,000. a huge number of employees. i don't you manage something that big effectively and not have th