boo-yah! >> boo-yah, chief. what's up? >> caller: i would like to get your thoughts on bail corp, the rise over the last year. >> you know what, jewelry business has been strong. let me do a take out on zale. that stock is way too high for me. jim in practice. jim. >> caller: hey. jim. triple boo-yah. >> yeah. i love boca raton. i wish i was at that hotel i love so much. what's up? >> caller: i wish you were my portfolio manager. pioneer natural. my question is wynn resorts. what are their prospects? >> 200 bucks. steve wynn is best in show. i like adelson, too. steve, i know you watch the show. you are always welcome on the show just as you always welcomed me to your casino. today we saw what happens when washington gets out of the way. let's do a little celebration. >>> coming up -- the right key? don't -- why not look a little closer to home? regional key corp nicely other thannings. is it time to make a deposit? find out. later, buffett talks. >> if a cop follows you for 500 miles you are going get a ticket. >> orator

boo-yah, jim, to you. >> boo-yah back at you. >> okay. this is it from new york. just purchased some ipo on wednesday. it's called veva. symbol is veev. i'm doing very well with it. what's your take on this new stuff? >> i think this is a fabulous cloud play. fabulous customer relations management. i think it's terrific, really what the pharmaceutical companies need in order to cut costs. they're all using it. i think you have, yes, this is my highest compliment, richard, horse sense. great expectations, dickensian indeed. expectations can make or break a stock which is what we saw last week with ge and with stanley black & decker. the key is the tone in the details this earnings season. you've got to stay focused. this is the time for ge, it's go to. stanley works, i'm returning the tools. >>> mad about "mad money"? immerse yourself into cramer's world while you watch the show with zeebox. on your phone, tablet or on the web, get sneak peeks, go behind the scenes and join the conversation. download the free app today for the ultimate cramerican adventure. >>> bef

>> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. go ahead. >> caller: atmel health. >> no.le, but i don't want to own it. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> "mad money" word of the day is oligopoly. just like monopoly. instead of one company running everything, which is illegal, three or four. and nobody ever made a board game of. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> caller: ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, boo-yah for you. >> caller: jimmy, from california. i want to talk about yahoo!. >> yahoo!? i see your dog and i raise you my dog. >> caller: are you having a great day? >> couldn't be better. how about you? >> caller: beautiful here in texas. >> it was here. there was a fire drill. i went outside. did a lot of work. didn't let it bother me. you know, like fabulous. ♪ ♪ can't you smell that smell >> fish. >> this is a great picture. what about the fish? >> do like this. >> no. then people tweet that i'm like, you know -- >> you're in luck. from fresh fish to fruits and vegetables. international -- i ca

>> caller: boo-yah! >> boo-yah. >> caller: carnival cruise line, buy, sell or hold? >> sell and go with norwegian. let's go to eric in tennessee. go ahead, eric. >> caller: jim, nice to finally talk with you. the company, one of the world's largest, a rare earth metal used to strengthen steel alloys. its ticker is i m gold. >> that's not good enough. steel's in a sector of decline. johnny? >> caller: b-b-b- boo-yah professor. >> yeah? >> caller: i'm waiting for the markets to pull back and then what do i buy, cooper company or directv? >> directv is doing well, but i like the idea of cooper companies. i like aller gen, but cooper is a terrific company. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. coming up, energy boom? the bakken, the eagleford, the marcellus. america's shale energy has changed the oil and gas industry and tonight cramer's speaking to a company blazing a trail in what could be the next hot play. don't miss his exclusive with cimarex, just ahead. . >>> m

>> boo! >> those downgrades, they look pretty darn stupid, because these stock are all about ways to get yield without losing any sleep at night. kimberly reported 5% organic growth and extraordinary acceleration. i was looking for about 3%. any stine the economy is slowing brings money to the other, like caolgate and hershey. and fears that we are suddenly going to slip back into a recession because washington is very tight with its money, and given the next employment number, we will be worse, because of the turmoil in washington, it has eroded the confidence where you need to start a business. pepsico, the standout snack and business company finally got confident for its excellent quarter, rallying, up a buck seven. and j&j lasted better too after his last drug report. my charitable trust proudly owns it. washington is like a tax leisure in my mind. here's what washington says. it says, you just don't know if you're going to have a 2,000-point decline or a stock market or our country is go

hey, boo-yah to you. >> boo-yah back. >> caller: okay, i was wondering, i bought a stock before and it had a reverse stock split. and it didn't do that good. so i'm wondering when a company does a reverse stock split, are they trying to make it more interesting for other companies to buy it up, or are they just trying to save money? >> no, steve, it's a great question. they're usually trying to save embarrassment. citigroup did this. they felt that a stock that was under $5, for instance, wouldn't attract sthugss. they like to buy stocks that are over $5. so it was a way to gussy it up a little bit. it has nothing to do with the fundamentals. it does make a stock more investable to institutions whether you think it should or not. >>> everyone needs the stock market. everyone needs a survival guide to the stock market. and it's a jungle out there so the way we're going to start is, if you know what you own and can explain it to me, then you can buy more if it goes down. "mad money" will be right back. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question?

>> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. oh, go ahead. >> caller: atml. >> oh. no, no, i went to see them years ago. there is nothing there. there is something there, a big factory,ifies people. i don't want to own it. oh, no, ladies and gentlemen, that is the conclusion of the lightning round. . >> lots up. >> caller: b-b-b-boo-yah. i want to talk about yahoo. >> yahoo? i see your dog. i raise you my dog. >> are you having a great day? >> couldn't be better. >> caller: it's beautiful. >> there was a fire drill that went outside. i did a lot of work. i didn't let anybody bother me. you know, like fabulous. >> it stinks in here. fish. >> this is a great picture. >>. >> you like that? >> are you in luck. from fresh fish to fruits and vegetables. international house of pain. >> i can't do that. ♪ . . >> even if you are worried the price of crude might come down a little bit more, i still think it's the great american independent industrial companies have dumped so much crudeness, it's hard to process how much we've changed. take petroleum the major exposure to the

>> caller: bb-boo-yah.and carl icahn have a stock we are looking at federal-mogul, fdml. >> it's much too complicated. if you want to be in that business, after that spike, i say no. let's see what gm says this week. let go to jim in colorado, please, jim. >> caller: bb-boo-yah, from the high plains of colorado. >> hey, what's happening? >> caller: hey, i'm a long-term investor, jim, a long-term action alerts participant. hey, i want your opinion on amat materials. >> i think that will be blocked. sell, sell, sell, that's my charitable trust. it was a great hit for the charitable trust. we felt we should ring the register. let's go to matt in florida, please. >> caller: a big siesta key bbb-boo-yah. >> man, i'm loving that. what's up? >> caller: hey, a quick question for you, due to a position i got that's got a lot of debt and project costs over the top, i wanted to find out whether i should hold on to southern company s-o. >> southern company is terrific, if you want that nice consistent yield, so is for

hi, vick. >> caller: a boo-yah to you from california.riple threat. >> well, thank you very much on our 1999th show. how can i help? caller i want to ask about pandora. apple has been pushing iradio hard. >> i can't recommend it, i can't tell you to sell it. let's go to greg in illinois. >> caller: boo-yah, skrim i jim cramer. >> how are you? >> caller: lng. i have been in it since it was $7. >> matt: if that the case, come on. we got a ka-ching, ka-check. we like suki. let's not get too grody. don in florida kaurm caller boo-yah, jim. this is down in florida. last week you talked a lot object pharmaceutical strong. my stock is i wsis. >> i like isis. let's go to doug in nebraska. >> caller: i got a quick shout out to the guy i call jim cramer from fremont, nebraska, mr. gilfrey. i wonder your thoughts on 8 x 8. >> it's moved up. it is sizzling. that group is very tough at this point. it's moved up a lot like a lot of the others. i will hold back my approval. let's go to tony in south clone, please, tony. >> caller: yes, we'll send you a

boo-yah. >> caller: all right. my stock play is immunomedics. it has 12 medications in the pipeline, orphan status. its drug is on fast track. it's had a big breakout the last two days on heavy volume. i wanted to see what you thought about it. >> this is one that i have waited for years and years and years to have that breakout. and it's finally happening, and i got to hand it to them, because i remember this is one of the stocks that i bought from my dorm at harvard law school. i'm not kidding. i paid about 8 bucks for it. where is it going? let's check now. i paid 8 bucks for it in 1984, i think, and bingo, it's at 7. telling. dan in nevada, please. dan?

boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: hey, i was wondering about the price of gold action and the gld and whetherou prefer the gt -- gld, the miners, or some financial -- >> okay, stephanie link, coportfolio manager of me my charitable trust and a contributor to cnbc, we both agreed today in a chairman's club call we do for subscribers that gld is the way to go. and i said it's right. i think the india pressure is almost over. september is a huge gold month and they haven't been buying. that's why gold is down. i need to go to robert in my home state of new jersey, please. >> caller: hey, jim how are you? >> i'm real good. >> caller: i wish you could shed some light in alcoa. i worked in the industry, and it's a product that is used widely in many different industries. i'm curious to know why it performs the way it does. i just heard something about a downgrade. >> i saw klaus kleinfeld, the ceo, yesterday. look, he is doing the best he can. he is a great executive. but in the end, there is just too much aluminum. and a lot of people feel that alcoa can wait. the gift of fear. buyers might think

she was celebrating honey boo boo's birthday and she brought me over to meet the whole boo boo familere all on their best behavior and i didn't hear a single burp the whole night. this is good. thks, teresa. our next fan out is from kola who watches our show here in new york in brooklyn. she says, hi, wendy, i was at work talking to one of my co-workers when i heard a customer walk up behind me and ask for help. when i turned around, i couldn't believe my eyes. it was paris ilton. kola is working in a beauty supply store. kola, you look like a celebrity yourself. she was happy to strike a pose with me and even said i was pretty and that my ombre hair was hot. it made my day. our next celebrity fan out comes from mike g. who watches the wendy show on wsvn in miami, florida. mikesays, hi, wendy, i'm a doctor and i recently went to work at a hospital in central africa. you won't believe who i saw, charlize theron. she was so sweet and thanked me for all my hard work. it was an amazing moment and really brightened up my day. thanks, mike. our final celebrity fan out comes from lucy w. i

they've got boo at the zoo at the oakland zoo. you know you're out early when all the animals are pretty much asleep. i heard a monkey this morning, but now it's quiet. they'll be bringing out numerous animals today and neat ones. so we're going to see a lot of fun animals this morning. headed around the bay area, a couple of patches of fog and high clouds outside. the temperatures are running a little bit cool. if you are headed out the door, grab a jacket. these numbers will be running down into the low 40s in parts of the valley. 50s elsewhere. clouds moving on through. still, low spinning off the coastline, as that low continues to spin off, it will bring a few more high clouds in our direction. temperatures will stay down around the bay area today. no getting around that. it's going to be similar to yesterday, where we had cool temperatures. not much clearing toward the coast line. highs there expected only in the 50s. i think mainly in the interior valleys you could see some of those temperatures sneaking into the low 70s. g

let's take a question. >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> michelle, donovan on our honeymoon, we wanted about clf. >> clf. look, you're 15 minutes from where anadarko and oil have all this oil and you come to me with a coal company. come on, man, face the music. get involved, go buy some noble, okay? >> sounds good. >> hi, jim, congratulations on the show. >> a young man, snazzy dresser. >> i'm brendan, big boo-yah from nyu. >> terrific. >> what do you think has better upside, cisco or brocade. >> my charitable trust owns cisco. i think chambers is having a good quarter, i wish he hadn't taken that big pay raise. i think cisco goes to $25, and i like that more. brocade is a spec. stay away. if you stayed the course after our 1,000th show in 2009, you did the right thing, here we are 1,000 shows later and i'm telling you to stay the course again. we put plenty of miles on our back during the 2,000 shows. take a look at some of the highlights we made along the way. >> this is going to be the most important, most useful class you'll ever take at any university anywhere! texas. virginia. >>

boo-yah!> caller: i have to ask your opinion about tableau software data. >> yeah, you know what, i looked at data. i am not close enough to it right now. i've -- this is one of these many new companies. bingo, more work on tableau, this is the second time i have not been able to keep -- not been able to keep up. let me come back and do some work on it. >>> listen, you've got profits! yeah! they're back with a vengeance. no one is talking about aol except for me. oh, yeah. and tim armstrong. but he's -- and he is also buying! don't move. "lightning round" is next. >>> it is time! it's time for the "lightning round." are you ready, skedaddy? time for the "lightning round." start with john in florida. john. >> caller: hi, jim. it's john k. in florida. jim, based on a the news yesterday, do you feel it was warranted that amd taking a 10% hit? >> well, john, i went over the quarter, and you know, i thought it was going to be a gaming quarter. and it turned out to be very much a personal computer q

>> i think robert -- you should stick with aig. >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah to you. >> caller: whatink about seaworld? >> no. seaworld missed, i have to tell you that was quite shocking. let's go to jack in texas. jack? >> caller: hey, jim. >> yo, yo. >> caller: permian basin boo-yah. >> i'm going to come back with a spraberry permian boo-yah. >> caller: a few weeks ago, ceo rick smith of taser was on the show. after last week's price reduction on their products, what effect will this have on the earnings report at the end of the month? >> i think this is a bigger company developing a larger, a larger cloud product i think is going to be able to make it. better than we think. how about barbara? >> caller: hi, jim, greetings from the beach. love your show. >> what's up? >> caller: love your show. my question is about at&t. yesterday, you mentioned stocks that paid dividends. what do you think about at&t -- >> yeah, at&t, i did the piece and cut out at&t, i think the verizon deal is better than people realize. but at&t has a good yield. i think at this these prices, i've got to tell y

big cleveland, ohio, browns loving boo-boo-boo-yah for you. >> playing them this weekend.nsy. what do you got for me? >> yes. incredibly speculative. if it is, a speculative stock in your portfolio, i will, indeed, bless it. with pleasure. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up, fright fest. while the market flirts with all-time highs, cramer's looking out for ghosts and goblins. on this spooky halloween night, make sure your portfolio can wi withstand the wild witch of wall street when he plays "am i diversified"? on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer ] so the magic shell went back to being a...shell. get live squawks right in your trading platform with think or swim from td ameritrade. [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has nev

boo-yah to you. >> boo-yah back. >> caller: okay. i was wondering, i bought a stock before and it had a reverse stock split and it didn't do that good. i'm wondering, are they trying to make it more interesting for other companies or are they just trying to save money or -- >> no, steven. it's a great question. what they are trying to do is save embarrassment. citigroup did this. they really felt that a stock that was under $5, for instance, wouldn't attract institutions. they like to buy stocks over $5. it was a way to be able to gussy it up a little bit. don't ever be confused. it doesn't help the fund membership tals or hurt them. everyone needs the stock market. everyone needs a survival guide to the stock market. and it's a jungle out there so the way we're going to start is, if you know what you own and can explain it to me, then you can buy more if it goes down. "mad money" will be right back. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer. have a question? tweet jim. give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss

>> caller: how are you, boo-yah? >> boo-yah. go ahead, ed. >> caller: yes. jim?eah. >> caller: i'm interested in oasis petroleum. >> you should because it's a good oil stock. i don't like it as much as pioneer or eog. now tim in california, tim? >> caller: hey, cramer, i like mbfi, is a good time to ring the register? >> you don't need that one. honestly, you should be in wells fargo which was the a very good quarter. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up -- pipe dream? energy independence was once farfetched, but the massive oil and gas finds in our own country will soon make it a reality. could pipeline power player kinder morgan help you tap the wealth of our natural resources? find out in cramer's exclusive. five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that

cramer, boo-yah to you, my friend. >> boo-yah right back at you. >> caller: thank you. thank you, sir the thank you. the reason why i'm calling, rite aid, great stuff, 36 cents for a long time. bought it for about 93 cents over $5. and kick myself every day for not buying more. what do you think about that, if i should buy more? >> do not kick yourself and never kick yourself over a winning trade. i think it does go to $6. it may we visit under $5 in the interim because of all the craziness in washington. stock is trying to consolidate but rite aid has a new chief. i don't know about yours. by like the stock. there are major market d.c. talk about even washington has a hard time hurting. eating healthy, looking good, feeling like you're getting food that isn't bad for you but it's healthy, organic. that's whole foods. the chart agrees with you. >>> coming up, upper crust? the government shutdown hasn't been able to cool off shares of domino's pizza. the company has served up a 50% rise so far this year. but today's earnings report has taken a slice out of the stock. is

boo-yah. >> boo-yah, marilyn. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good. how are you? >> i'm doing well except for it's raining in texas. >> all right. >> i want to ask you about insight. i bought the it when it was real low, and i bought about a hundred shares of it and last time it shot up 44 and i sold off some, but i kept some and now i know they have earnings coming out tomorrow and they're down, like 5%. >> remember, they've got something perhaps for rheumatoid arthritis and any time you hear that anyone has anything for r.a., it is fabulous news. the idea that they've got something is what's more important to the earnings. i would stick with it because if you have anything that lessens rheumatoid arthritis your company could be in for multi-year move. congratulations to you. can i go to katherine in florida, please? katherine. >> hi, jim. thank you so much for returning my call and taking your expertise and time. >> of course. >> with the obama health care situation either yesterday or today and it didn't help. it didn't work out. what i would like, sir, is your

they're having boo at the zoo this weekend.> it's a super fun event for the family. you can wear your halloween costumes. kids under 12 get a free rides ticket if you come in costume. you get to trick or treat around the zoo. we're part of the science festival, so you can explore different activity stations and learn science at the zoo. >> reporter: sounds like a great time. fun for the whole family. we want the weather to cooperate. we have plenty of clouds, and generally 40s and 50s. some 30s in the north bay valley. chilly start to the day. the afternoon, some sunshine and looks like decent weather, though the temperatures running cooler than average. 70s inland. 50s inside the bay and at the coast. low pressure spinning. few clouds coming our way. warm temperatures throughout the weekend. highs today maybe in the low 70s. chilly 50s to the coastline. next couple of days should be nicer and warmer. cooling down on monday and tuesday. boo at the zoo this weekend, hey, he doesn't look that scary, right? >> lawrence, don't get

>> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i own some stock and some dividend reinvestments for over ten years. now i'm trying to determine how i get a cost basis. >> well, you should get -- you can get your cost basis. you have to look at average number of shares you bought. and then i think your broker's going to have to help you on the cost basis. because i'm not sure when they awarded -- you know, that's a great question. i'm not sure exactly. but my broker has -- well, i can't own individual stocks now, but it always had an average price for me whenever i wanted it. anyway, price matters. put on that poker face and be patient. you have the luxury. institutional investors don't. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> i'm jim cramer and welcome to my world. welcome to the 2,000th episode of "mad money." >> boo-yah, jim cramer. i watch "mad money" so i can afford body building. >> you've changed my future forever. thank you for being here every night. >> we're talking to duncan niederauer, the owner of the new york stock exchange. >> i'm going to hijack your pro

boo-yah!ller: i have to ask your opinion about tableau software data. >> yeah, you know what, i looked at data. i am not close enough to it right now. i've -- this is one of these many new companies. bingo, more work on tableau, this is the second time i have not been able to keep -- not been able to keep up. let me come back and do some work on it. >>> listen, you've got profits! yeah! they're back with a vengeance. no one is talking about aol except for me. oh, yeah. and tim armstrong. but he's -- and he is also buying! don't move. "lightning round" is next. >>> it is time! it's time for the "lightning round." are you ready, skedaddy? time for the "lightning round." start with john in florida. john. >> caller: hi, jim. it's john k. in florida. jim, based on a the news yesterday, do you feel it was warranted that amd taking a 10% hit? >> well, john, i went over the quarter, and you know, i thought it was going to be a gaming quarter. and it turned out to be very much a personal computer quart

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>> caller: boo-yah to you, dr. cramer. >> exactly. >> caller: i want to know if you feel as i do that elan musk and his world class engineers will engineer their way through the recent problems much like boeing did. and maybe downgrade would be the rain on the parade. do you think this stock will run until the end of the year? >> you know, when you see the video of the tesla car, i must have watched it ten cars, i was fascinated. and when you're fascinated and the stock is up 400%, there'll be people who say i'm not waiting around for the second fire. and that's where you are right now. i have always said this stock goes up until they execute poorly. this was not their fault. but when people read a video, they'll say i'm selling it because the next one will be as bad. unless there's not a next one, the stock is going to go lower. that's the problem, people are going to keep waiting for the next one. tesla, it's finally time to take a little profit if you -- i've stood by and watched it as a cold stock. if i were pa

i want honey boo boo, i want honey boo boo as my flower girl. do you think she's available? peopleo you want to have? >> i don't know. i think we're going to have a very, very small wedding with just family and john has two children. i obviously have my two daughters. then i want to have a really fun party. i don't really know. >> yeah. i like that idea. en the big party. >> you know, at a certain age, you don't want to be walking down the -- it's all a little too much. >> no, it's not. you've proven -- he keeps holding up the sign. i'm finishing in a moment. >> we're having fun. >> you and also like rosie perez who just got married, it never too late to love and love again. so for you women out there -- >> no, i agree. so many people, it's been so cute because so many women my age or even a little younger have said you have given us hope. >> yes. >> it's been so nice. i say get out there. it's a numbers game. you have to cycle a lot of them through the system. then you'll find someone you really love. but you've got to put yourself out there, women. >> thank you. katie cour

boo-yah!caller: i have to ask your opinion about tableau software data. >> yeah, you know what, i looked at data. i am not close enough to it right now. i've -- this is one of these many new companies. bingo, more work on tablowe, this is the second time i have not been able to keep -- not been able to keep up. let me come back and do some work on it. >>> listen, you've got profits! yeah! they're back with a vengeance. no one is talking about aol except for me. oh, yeah. and tim armstrong. but he's -- and he is also buying! don't move. "lightning round" is next. i was made to work. make my mark with pride. create moments of value. build character through quality. and earn the right to be called a classic. the lands' end no iron dress shirt. starting at 49 dollars. at a ford dealer with a little q and a for fiona. tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands to choose from? your ford dealer. who's offering a rebate? your ford dealer. who has the low pr

i do prefer the -- let's go to matt in florida. >> caller: jim, a big new york knicks boo-boo-boo-yah for everything you do for us home gamers. >> thank you. >> caller: i hold nbl. noble energy. >> it's one of the best ones. stephanie link from actionownersplus.com, we were impressed. by the way, the field was natural gas field, may be the big ef in the world. joe in kentucky. joe? >> caller: royal bank of scotland. >> oh, those analysts, they knock it down, every time they do i want to -- >> buy, buy, buy. >> buy the irish bank, it's worth so much. sell the american division. i like them more than -- can i go to -- oh, oh. stewart in colorado. stewart? >> caller: hey, jim. how you doing? >> i'm all right. how about you? >> caller: denver, colorado. i'm all right. hey, i had a question about halcon resources. i was wondering why nobody is talking about it. and they have access to utica, the -- >> well, you know, everyone keeps thinking this is just too much of a spec. you know what, i'm still behind the ceo. >> buy, buy, buy. >> he has made people a lot of money. i'm not -- we had the

>> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim cramer. good to have you, what's up? >> caller: just reported earnings today. they've been up, they've been down, what's going on with merck? >> well, merck is kind of a problematic situation, because we like growth in pharmaceuticals. and what we got was cost cut. that's not good enough. you need to have actual growth the way we saw from bristol-myers this quarter. without that, people get disenchanted and leave the stock. can i speak to carter in hawaii, please? carter? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from maui. >> nice. >> caller: calling about gdp goodrich petroleum. what is the upside potential with the recent acquisition in tuscaloosa marine shale? and two, when should we shy away from the shale drillers as the price of oil tanks? >> well, i do always worry about that, that's a problem. but i favor noble, my charitable trust owns. i favor anadarko, i think that's better. and you know what, let's understand each other. this is a red hot stock that's moved a lot. and if you want one of those, go with pioneer, pxd. that comp

boo-yah. what's up? >> caller: we got a chance of beating them up, right?> you know, i just cut ruben randle. >> caller: okay. >> i took percy harvin, he is going to start. what's up? i'm not kidding. >> caller: i just want to say i'm a long-time fan. love your show and love your books and everything. really appreciate what you do for us small investors. >> thank you. >> caller: so our friends in the government not being able to come together on a decision and are making our country look bad, i'm taking your advice on buying companies with global exposure. can i get your opinion on two companies gannett and aes corporation, please. >> gannett -- let's just take danette. gannett is a domestic company. you own gannett because they're turning from a print to a tv -- more tv. it's kind of like oil and gas. if you're a nat gas company, you're trying to get more oily. gannett is a newspapery company that wants to get more tv-ish. and that's what that acquisition is about and why i am liking that so much. let's go to anne in kansas, please. anne? >> caller: yes. w

i'm going to give you a new york knickerbocker boo-yah. >> i'm a net ten-game package boo-yah.h, i got it. it's cool. they're really cheap. >> caller: i got a question about a recent ipo, man. >> okay. >> caller: it's scary. after recent market activity took a little wallop, acceleron, xlrn. >> celgene has a big stake in that. we liked them, but i got to tell you, today is the day where i'm pulling in my biotech horns. and while celgene may like acceleron, we think it's gotten too hot for this guy. it's a nine-second egg that has been left on for ten seconds on the red-shot griddle. we told you not to panic. the survival guide. and cimarex. stay with cramer. >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street" live from post nine at the nyse. >> do you think he is talking about the debt ceiling? does he have the crossbow? is he talking cabela's? >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> hey, have you downloaded zeebox yet so that you can join the entire cramerican cohort and get the full "mad money" experience? good! wait, you haven't? what are you waiting for? o