cramer, booyah! >> booyah, sunshine. what's going on? >> caller: my stock is morgan stanley. i know they're getting sued over the ipo. i'd like your say on it. >> it's funny, stephanie and i were saying you saw morgan stanley led this market back. apple on the nasdaq and morgan stanley on the listed. i think it's overdone but i'll be very honest with you because that's the way i play. i thought it was overdone at 15 and 16. i'm not going to call morgan stamly. seems cheap. hasn't met a thing. >> nick in texas. >> caller: booyah. >> we have a how texas thing going on here. >> caller: ford. they've got tremendous demand for their product. moody's has upgraded their debt. do we hold, cut and run or buy more? >> i want to hold. i was thrilled they got investment grade status, i was hoping for that. that was a linchpin of why i went positive on ford but boy are they in europe and latin america. on a day like today we felt good about europe. tomorrow we'll just feel hung over about it. set aside any beef you have with spam. spam in the place that you live, not in europe. a an hrl w

from craig, booyah, jim cramer. your program most every night with a pen and paper and a beverage, taking copious notes. what do you do with a stock doing very well and seems to weep going up, with only a few minor pullbacks? what approach do you take with a hot momentum stock? buy on baby dips and keep fingers crossed? two-ways to approach this. for a high-level stock, i like to use deep in the money calls a stock replacement way. as the stock goes up, and you sell common stock against the call, and if you have a sudden dip, buy the common stock back. you are shorting common against a call option. what i like to do if it's an individual stock that i own, i like to take it out in increments until i get the house's money, okay? once i'm only playing with the house's money, i let it run and i don't care where it goes, i can own it forever. >>> here is one from linda. jim, i usually receive dividends in cash. you mentioned reinvesting dividends in your show. why and when should i elect to have dividends reinvested? lin

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. >> a big las vegas ching ching booyah. >> staten island hey now, forget about it booyah. >> michigancalifornia, georgia, alaska. >> booyahs come from all across america. let cramer let you channel yours. >>> you can not time your moves correctly unless you know what to own. that is what i'm always telling to you do the homework one hour per week per stock if you can. only by being familiar can you know when it makes sense to buy or sell their stocks. i accept you might not be able to keep up like that. if that is the case you could be good go if you follow this show and check in with the stocks on a regular basis. knowing what you own is more important than ever now. we live in a world where the media never met a disaster it didn't like. there is a negative story, a bare case, you could absolutely bet that the press will go in total hurricane mode, day after day after day. the more sensationistic, the better. this is simply a fact of investing life, the media takes a political, weather issue, crime and punishment, they fan the flames of panic. >> ahh! >> portraying them as huge catas

. >> caller: booyah mr. jim cramer. >> booyah. >> caller: i want to thank you and your team for what you guys are doing for us. >> thank you. >> caller: i just want to know about google's prospect of every time it gets closer to mmi, the stock drops. >> you close that deal, i thought that was very positive. my colleague david faber knows far more about that deal than i do. i defer to him. he had some great comments this morning on "squawk on the street." europe's going after them with anti-trust. i know paul weis has been hired by the ftc to go after them with anti-trust. remember what happened to microsoft in the 90s. think globally but invest locally. i know europe matters. it's kind of like we're going to be in a science fiction where we just thought about the united states and how fabulous the united states is doing. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, about face? with all eyes on facebook and potential profitability, one company is leading the charge in marketing and ads for all things social

mark in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim, a big little silver booyah for you. >> what part of jersey booyahcaller: little silver right there. >> yeah, okay, i know that. i was thinking jersey turnpike. i forgot the garden state. what's up? >> caller: my question to is carlisle group. it ipo'd earlier this month and it wasn't a big hit. i have friends who work at booze allen, dunkin' donuts was my first real on the clock job. what's the play here? can you hedge yourself or take some of these companies or just go straight with carlisle? >> i don't want you in carlisle at all. who the heck know what is they own. i got enough problems owning dunkin' donuts. hey, life eaves tough enough. let's just face the facts! why don't you wake up and smell the coffee. america does well on dunkin', east coast at least. you want to think it's time to make the donuts, please make dunkin' donuts, not tim horton's. tim? dunkin'? take dunkin'. stay with cramer. >> coming up, ride the lightning. stocks will ride as cramer goes stock after stock. all your calls taken rapid fire on the lightning round. and later --

. >> caller: booyah. a question about chesapeake, any possible benefit from energy because of mismanagement or a takeover? >> you can't buy a company when you can't figure out the financials. it's hard to figure out what chesapeake is worth. it's opaque. i'm literally meaning every time we keep finding out new things about chesapeake we didn't factor in, so in the end i throw my hands up and say, there are better fish to fry. once again next week depends on, yes, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, europe. but look for those companies that are less vulnerable, that have what i'm now calling domestic security and we'll snap them up on any european decline. "mad money" will be right back. >>> miss out on some "mad money"? get your "mad money" text alert today. text mm to 26221 to get cramer right on your phone. for more info, visit madmoney.cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. have you ever partaken in a car insurance taste test before? by taste? yes, never heard of it. well, that's what we're doing

but you know, that's the only thing -- >> stephanie: that's a pretty simple bill booyah -- no taxes forvery time, right? >> caller: that's the way -- i am straight but i don't hate and die understand why anyone else would. it is not affecting me. >> bad parenting. >> stephanie: you speak for all straight men that -- >> that ban. don't even think about parking here if you're gay. >> stephanie: exactly. >> keep it moving. >> you clearly don't hate enough. >> it is called charlotte north carolina not har let north carolina. >> stephanie: we've come a long way on gay rights and in the polling nationally since 2004. this is what they ran in 2004 against john kerry two grooms on a wedding cake. [whatever! >> i'm wondering if this is going to affect bank of america's decision to maintain its corporate headquarters in charlotte. >> hmm. >> stephanie: a democratic pollster says it is clearly giving the white house and those in the campaign pause. i don't think it is just north carolina causing them concern. every time this has come to a vote with the exception of one case it has not turned out w

. >> stephanie: she's dancing around the living room saying booyah!it. welcome, regis. >> caller: hey, stephanie. i do want to say a couple of things. one with harold ford and cory booker. harold ford has been hating on obama ever since he was not the prime candidate for new york. cory booker was just -- he was entitled to his own opinion but he was wrong in everything that he said. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: at the same time, you guys are doing a phenomenal job. you have encouraged me -- i'm a student. i'm having my first morning glass of pinot grigio. >> stephanie: rock on. >> go, regis! >> caller: i would like to see more on your panel. regis would be a good candidate. i'm that one. >> stephanie: all right. have him over in the corner every morning drinking pinot grigio. jerome in new jersey. hey, welcome. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i'm so happy you guys are on the air because i didn't know who you were until current tv. >> stephanie: me neither. >> she's finding herself. >> caller: cory booker. fi

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