joining us now, the man himself, bob olstein, chairman and ceo of olstein capital markets. all right, bob, we'll try to use a market allegory using two stocks and i know you love free cash flow analysis. this is macy's folks, and if you're listening at home this is what we did. the stock price of macy's up the last few years and the free cash flow of macy's, the green line, up the last few years. now, let's take a look at amazon.com. i'll say it in an ominous voice. the stock price up the last few years. the free cash flow, egh, not really, pretty much flat to maybe mildly higher, but a big divergence between the two. i know you don't like amazon, but can we read anything more about the overall market from those charts? >> there's been a decoupling of free cash flow and valuation. the analysts are in the moment again. this is the latest thing. what's going to happen in the latest quarter did, they beat it by a penny or lose it by a pen? we recommended or bought macy's at 10 bucks a share in 2009 because it was generating $1.40 in free cash flow at the olstein funds. we look

i know that my friend bob olstein was on today saying they don't generate a lot of real earnings. i think it's a good company. i do prefer toll to lennar for the record. john? >> caller: jim, love you out here in sacramento, you're our all-time favorite. anyway, i've got a question, talked to you a while back about dole, now they want to take the company, take it private. what's your opinion on dole? >> wow, i've got one word for that and i'll say it three times. >> sell, sell, sell -- >> i don't trust that situation, i want you to get out of it and get out of it now. look, the market's a little shaky here. but you can ride it out. look, damage, yes? raise a little cash, show some patience, get a little defensive, and you'll do just fine. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- well suited? buying dad a tie this father's day? then you're probably already familiar with fashion icon pvh. can its portfolio of top brands offer more than just runway looks? cramer's got the exclusive with the ceo fresh off earnings. >>> and later, slam dunk, the heated series continues. but we'

amazon.com may be a great company but famed investor bob olstein says it's not a great stock.you're going to find out why he thinks that run is done. plus, jim cramer and herb greenberg engage in a celebrity death match over two high valuation stocks, and live this hour, an exclusive interview with david and jackie ga