booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: shout out, finance teacher, mr.s, and i'd like to know what you think about buffalo wild wings stock? >> i think buffalo, they've got an activist in there trying to get things going. i like the business model okay, but i'm telling the truth. the restaurant game is a little bit harder than it used to be because of minimum wage. i think it's okay. not as great as it was. let's go to norman in texas, norman. >> caller: yeah, jim. should i be getting ingilead now? >> it's a very expensive stock. i still prefer celgene, even up here. let's go to fred in florida, fred. >> caller: greetings, prince cramer. thank you and your excellent staff for all your great intel. i own olin. it's up 47% year-to-date. it closed today at 26. where do you see it in the next 12 months. >> they made a great deal when they did the chlorine. that was a killer deal. i want you to stay long. it's an inexpensive stock. michael in california, michael. >> caller: yes. hello. >> hey. >> caller: mr. cramer, how are you doing today? >> all right. how

booyah.> caller: how are you doing, jim? listen, church and dwight. in the past 15 years, every five years that stock price has doubled or more than doubles, but it seemed to have stalled out now. >> it's out of favor. people want to own these big industrial cyclicals. they think the climate is going to be better. that's when we put church and dwight away a little bit at a time on the way down because you're right about it's long-term forecast. you are right. joe in massachusetts, joe. >> caller: jim, a big boston booyah to you. i'm calling about the company high max technologies. >> too high risk, my friend. way too high risk. we're not going to go there. i've seen that company miss a bunch of times. if we want integrated circuits, we're going to go with broadcom. let's go to terry in west virginia, terry. >> caller: hello, jim. booyah. my stock is bank of america. >> bank of america, thank you for sponsoring some of that brooklyn historical society. fantastic educational event last night. i

. >> caller: bibbity bobbity booyah, jim. >> how do you like that for creative halloween booyah? what's going on? >> caller: trick or treat. stonemor, they cut their dividends, and i took a hit. can this stock rise from the grave? >> i like that, but i'm not going to recommend a stock that cut its dividends. that's my cup of tea so to speak. rajan in oregon, rajan. >> caller: greetings, jim, from the city of roses. i wold like to hear your thoughts on long-term prospects of fitbit. >> yeah, fitbit. we have them on all the time. i want to believe because my family is a big fitbit family. but you know what? every time i've put my intellectual capital behind it, i'm going to say hmm. what kind of recommendation is that? it's hmm, meaning -- >> don't buy, don't buy. nigel in california, nigel. >> caller: hey, how you doing, man? >> i'm doing okay. how about you, nigel? >> caller: i'm doing cool. in your show, you mentioned the company salesforce. >> right. >> caller: and interviewed their ceo. >> mark benioff. >> caller: at the tech conference in san francisco. >> right. >> caller: o

booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: i'm calling from oakdale, california. i was wondering about -- i got 75 shares stock in jcpenney's. i was wondering should i hold or should i sell? >> look, jcpenney is much better run than it used to be, but it's very tough retail season, very promotional. kate spade said that today. i would say don't buy anymore, but it's okay. that's all i can say. it's oak. andy in utah, andy. >> caller: booyah, jim! >> booyah. >> caller: gw pharma. >> it's run up a great deal on some very good news about a terrible illness and what it can do for child epilepsy. i still believe in the future. there's a lot of good things that can happen, but it has run up. stocks that are run up and stalled in this market tend to stay here. so i'm not aggressive on it. let's go to christopher in >> caller: hi, jim. i'm new to the stock market. i have shares of nsu, and i was wondering because gold prices were supposed to go up by december 31st, if nsu is a good investment. >> i don't know that. i don't follow the canadian golds candidly. i've got to d

art in maryland, art. >> caller: hey, jim, booyah, baby. >> booyah. >> caller: i have a question about amd. >> okay. >> caller: they recently came out with three chips for mac computer, and they also have one of the chips is for artificial abstract reasoning similar to watson's ibm. appreciate your comments and these -- look, in the end it's still pretty much a commodity semiconductor company, and i think it's good. i think it's inexpensive, but it just did a very big financing. the one that we're keying on is nvidia. that's the one right now that has the most momentum, and broadcom avgo is the one that i think is going to lead the group. those are the ones we take our cue from. qorvo reported disappointing tonight. skyworks is about to report. amd is caught up in that. plain, it's darn good. which facebook do you believe in? is it the old social star with new competition or only in the early innings of its growth story? as an investor, you've got to decide. i think there's still much more ahead. now, speaking of much more ahead, there's much more ahead on "mad money." it's been a toug

. >> caller: hey, jim, booyah. i watch your show every day. >> thank you. >> caller: i bought barclays after the brexit price drop in $7 range and just wanted your thoughts on the company's future. should i hold? >> yeah, i would hold it. i mean i think that business is going to come back in britain. you know, you didn't buy the rbs, which is the one that i don't countenance. you bought a good bank that's doing quite well. i wish they'd come on air. by the way, ubs, you're also invited. let's get some of those foreign bankers in here. i'm an open minded fellow. all right. can you feel it? there's a sense of optimism about stocks again even if it all seems fanciful for now. in my experience, sometimes that's what you need to get things moving. on "mad money" tonight, all eyes on are salesforce tonight. we'll take a closer look when the ceo joins me right here on the set. then they came. they saw, they conquered. i'm talking about my inductees into the "mad money" wall of fame. don't miss who i'm adding to the fabled

baba booyah.king at stars seem to be lining up for fireeye. >> yeah, but you see, you're just doing it on spec my friend because the quarter didn't have it although i do like that new ceo. i sanction buying the stock under 15 but only for a trade because it's not my fave and that group is getting hit. can i have one more? let's go to alan in florida, alan. >> caller: a big league booyah to you, jimmy. i want to know about sa pernice pharmaceutical. they're profitable. their sales are growing with their epilepsy drug. the small little $1 billion market cap. >> i liked it for the parkinson's actually. my take is this actually is a decent spec. i think it's a good spec. remember health care right now is all over the map. chris in massachusetts, chris. >> caller: jim, a big booyah to you. >> i like that. >> caller: i'm calling about rea pharmaceuticals. >> we have a pension to like these speculative oncology stocks but let's not forget that drug stocks right now are being sacrificed on the altar of th

steve in tennessee, steve. >> caller: booyah to you, mr. jim, from tennessee. >> all right. >> caller: my wife has worked for kroger company for several years and we've accumulated quite a bit of stock with that. i noticed lately that it's kind of fallen off just a touch and wanted to know. should i keep it? >> kroger bottomed at the low 30s. it's a buy. i think it's terrific now. it went through its issues. it has recovered, and it's fine. max in washington, max. >> caller: booyah, jim. max from the nation's capital. i own a fair share of arrow electronics stock. do you think it's a safe bet to keep investing money in them or no? >> i'm sorry. which one? arrow? i like them. i think they're doing a very good job. i like tech data more, though, just to be clear. i think tech data got a very good deal. let's go to matt in connecticut, matty. >> caller: jim, booyah from fairfield, connecticut. >> hi. >> what are your thoughts on dunkin' brands? i took a position in 2013. >> i think it's fine. i think it's fine. the last couple of quarters have

booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: just call is coast amare, buy or sell. >> oh, no, man.s a container ship play. we don't like that. container ships. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. people on options st. well, don't worry, i won't let this accomplishment go to my head. i'm still the same old gary. wait, you forgot your french dictionary. oh, mucho gracias. get help on options trading with thinkorswim, only at td ameritrade. >>> for months i've been telling you that even with the price of crude fluctuating in the 40s, i like oil companies that are selling their own stock in order to make spark acquisitions in some of the most lucrative places to drill in america. recently ca re sew oil and gas joins that club. it's a small $2.4 billion independent exploration company with operations in the permian, delaware basin there, the utica shale in ohio, and in colorado too. the company is one of the lowest cost producers in the country, all right? in late october we lea

. >> caller: booyah, jim! >> booyah. >> caller: what about exr? when do i get in? >> no, no. rates are going higher. that's that whole point about what happened today with the ten-year bond. so, no. we're going to stay away from that stock until we get a bit of higher yield by having the stock go lower. madge, in maryland, madge. >> caller: hey, jim. love your show. >> thank you. >> as baby boomers age, thers in real estate including medical office buildings and assisted living facilities. i wanted to know what your advice is for investing in health care -- >> right now i'm a little down on medical buildings. there's some weakness in the sector. we're going to stay away. just don't need that risk to pick up a little bit of extra vig. let's go to john in california, john. >> caller: hey, booyah, jim. we love you here in northern california. your san francisco show was great. >> i can't wait to get back out. i'm trying to get my second >> caller: there you go. my question, jim, my ceo of the company i'm going to ask about was pretty supportive of hillary, and she lost. berkshir

. >> caller: booyah, mr. cramer. >> booyah, ron. >> caller: verizon had a terrible quarter, and it was in freefall. and i want to know if you think it's a good time to buy it now or wait. >> you know what, that's a really great question because i, too, was not impressed with the quarter. the stock is down from -- it's down nine points. it's got a good yield. i'm going to give the answer that it is time. now, i know t-mobile has been aggressive. sprint's verizon's a good company. i would be pulling the trigger of verizon right here. eric in new york, eric. >> caller: hi, jim. great show and great staff. >> thank you. my staff is so good. maybe me feel good. one of them is on vacation driving me crazy. heather. she's got some weird one of those reply lines. i'm having a great time in this country, don't bother me. go ahead. >> caller: i'm looking for a growth stock. had guests on in the past for constellation. and do you think at the moment it's overbought? >> here's what happens with a great stock like constel

booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: what do you think about horizon pharma prior to next month in december? i know they're going to have another -- >> no, no, no. horizon is another one of these companies it's just a giant headache anymore. i don't want any headaches. i don't want to have to take tylenol when i buy a stock. >> caller: hey, cramer. thanks for all your hard work on this great show you got. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm calling about a stock i've never heard you mention. hhc, howard hughes corporation. >> you know, i actually did talk about it once. it's a holding of bill ackman's. i like the stock. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning >>> i am doing pretty good. not going to say perfect because i twisted my ankle in a pothole because we have bad infrastructure on wall street. but otherwise fine. probably a little too much information. >>> in large -- [ buzzer ] >> it's a trillion dollars. there's one stock more than any other to watch for in the future of this -- can we just change this? [ crickets ] >

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. >> caller: jim, booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: i had a question about with all the recent mergers and acquisitions that have been going on, how does one maybe try to look for the next possible acquisition, or how do you position yourself to maybe make money on that? >> you tend to look at the sector and see when there's sector activity like in the food groups or the telco group. you look at ones that seem to not have a bandwidth to be bigger and someone else could gobble them up and therefore raise their numbers. that's really the pattern that i've used over multiple years. ben in florida, ben. >> caller: hey, jim. thank you very much for everything you do. i listen to your podcast every morning on my way to work. >> thank you. >> caller: i just have a quick question. i've called before, and you've blessed my diversified portfolio, and now i need a little help on how to adjust my cost basis when trading around a position. >> sure. well, i mean, look, i usually don't like it unless a stock has gone up 25%, i don't want to take any off. stock goes down say 20%, i buy back the stock that

booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: i have a couple questions regarding staples. office depot acquired office max back in 2013, and the market continues to consolidate. recently staples attempted a merger with office depot and the deal was struck down. do you believe staples can push the merger through with office depot with the trump administration? >> no i do not. i think they actually had a good quarter, but it's not my cup of tea. i need growth, sir, when i want retail. and staples does not have growth. therefore, i am not on board even as i acknowledge that the stock is making a move here. let's go to steve in florida, steve. >> caller: the market has been stuck in the mud. what's it going to get to take this stock moving? >> walter robb is departing. chief executive officer. i thought he was doing a remarkable job. the supermarket space is very, very tough. i think the stock's put in a floor. i just don't know how high it can go. if you want supermarkets right now that are inexpensive, i have suggested when kroger got to 31, 32, that it's kroger that's the r

. >> scary booyah. >> what kind of recommendation is that? >> an oil plate that they have >> booyah, jim, what's going on, sorry about the loss on sunday. >> it did not bother me, i did not care. i was fine. >> jim cramer for president. >> well, thank you very much. i am not a political guy but i appreciate it. i also don't really care, it is th >> threw the first pitch last year. so stick with cramer. ahh...still sick, huh? i'll take it from here. i'm good. i just took new mucinex clear and cool. ah! what's this sudden cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. ahh! this is awkward. new mucinex fast-max clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. and clear your worst cold symptoms. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. ? ? special k nourish. apples, almonds, and raspberries. devour something different. my hygienist said the most random thing. she said i should think of my teeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. her advice? use a toothpaste and mouthwash t

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>> caller: jim cramer, big booyah from the land of enchantment, how are you, sir? >> i am good, how about you? >> caller: i'm doing fine, thank you. general question, mutual funds and index funds claim minimizing single stock risk. but inherently isn't it fair to say that mutual funds and index would a void with a single stock portfolio. >> absolutely. and i think that's why i always suggest there be two portfolios. there should be that capital preservation and appreciation fund. that is going to be -- we put that aside for retirement and that should be in a diversified fund. preferred to be an index fund and the rest should be mad money. a sliver of it. mad money we pick individual stocks. that's why we call the show "mad money." there's too much single-stock risk but i want you to pick stocks and i know you want to do it or you wouldn't watch the show, brian in oklahoma. >> caller: thanks for having me. first time investor. how do you value a company -- one company versus another, the measure of the value? >> well, we spend a time of time in "get rich carefully"

. >> caller: booyah, jim. happy belated thanksgiving to you, my friend. >> oh, right back at you, my friend. what is happening? >> caller: well, the eagles are happening. hopefully you bring them some luck when you go to the game. >> well, you know, i am going to do that. my stage manager, kyle, wanted me to wear my number 10, which is our tenth anniversary "mad money" show shirt. >> caller: happy anniversary. >> thank you. but i'm just putting it up like this because there's a lot of i think they have every right to watch the show. you don't have to be an eagles fan to watch the show. go ahead. >> caller: absolutely, jim. my question to you is i own johnson & johnson. i've owned it for over a year. i bought it around 120. >> by the way, the ceo of johnson & johnson, alex gorsky, is an eagles fan. i'm glad you brought that up. >> caller: thank you. so i own this at 120. i bought more at 113. i'm trying to figure out what's going on because it hasn't participated in this rally. should i buy more? >> no. now you

booyah! oh no, he didn't. yes he did. >> how do you get 8th, when there's four people racing? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, you guys got to go head to head to see who the best mario kart driver is. and then the winner's gonna face me, for the championship. who have you chosen? who are you using, jimmy? >> lemmy. >> jimmy: you're lemmy. >> i got luigi. >> jimmy: drivers, start your mario karts. ??hi got the jump! >>oo! >> jimmy: that's kyle, that's thsch righere. 's kyle busch. , you're a pro. oh, lemmy, i saw that! that was dirty, man. >>s thcoin do? >> jimmy?a$"h7: it jma good. [ laughter ] >> oh no, i can't see! who did that? >> jimmy: who's baby mario? >> jimmy: that's me. >> jimmy: yeah, we have nothing to worry abo kyle's in the lead. no, joey's in the lead! he's flying over -- oh my gosh! this is unbelievable, oh! but then he drifted! oh my gosh, this is insane! >> there's a dummy right there. >> oh! >> jimmy: what happened? >> you're next. >> jimmy: i'm going with bowser, that's my dude. >> i feel good about this. >> jimmy: i know, you're acting like you're confident but

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booyah! oh no, he didn't. yes he did. >> how do you get 8th, when there's four people racing? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, you guys got to go head to head to see who the best mario kart driver is. and then the winner's gonna face me, for the championship. who have you chosen? who are you using, jimmy? >> lemmy. >> jimmy: you're lemmy. >> baby mario for the win. >> i am yoshi. mario karts. ?? yes, yoshi got the jump! >> woo! >> jimmy: that's kyle, that's busch right there. that's kyle busch. dude, you're a pro. oh, lemmy, i saw that! that was dirty, man. >> what's the coin do? >> jimmy: it just makes you feel good. [ laughter ] >> oh no, i can't see! who did that? >> jimmy: who's baby mario? >> jimmy: that's me. >> jimmy: yeah, we have nothing to worry about, you're in last place. you're in fifth place. i got that need for speed. i'm in such a lead right now, it is sick! i can close my eyes if i want to. you're in second place? this is getting close. i'm in first place. what's going on? oh, my god. >> what happened? >> jimmy: are you kidding me? no, the screens out, keep playin

. >> caller: booyah, jim. we love you out here out west. >> thank you. i'm doing well.ow about you? >> caller: i'm doing great. i have raytheon, but i was wondering about adding lockheed martin to that mix. what do you think? >> really should be one or the other. i do prefer lockheed martin to raytheon. i think raytheon is real good. lockheed martin came down a little bit. cowan came out with a piece about how general dynamics is the best. we get the gist here. it's the defense stocks that work. all right. nothing as we know runs like a deere, except for the stock of course. this company's prod cal moves are finally paying off, and while the bears' bets against it helped make its massive move, i think there could be much more in store. this stock's not done. there's much more "mad money" ahead. paypal has revolutionized how the world drops coin. but as the payment space becomes more polarizing, i'm talk with the ceo about how it plans to stay ahead of the pack. then these stocks have been trashed, but it's their turn to participate in the trump rally. i'm revealing whic