damien in new york. >> caller: booyah jim, how are you? >> i'm all right. how are you? >> caller: doing fantastic. i had a question concerning bcl. >> yeah, they had a hit the other day. >> caller: yeah, the last couple of days the stock has taken a hit and i was reading because it was the devaluation of the current sy. should i buy, hold, or sell? >> i guess they hadn't communicated the problem as well as the colgate has or directv. you can't afford to just have a stock where you're neutral so i'm in the don't buy. just being honest. earnings at least for the most part this season have been on fire versus the last quarter and sometimes we have to recognize some positives and not just the negatives and celebrate them. up next, did today's bounce make you thirsty? find out if it's time to refresh with the real thing. "mad money" will be right back. >> and later, witching hour. the market pulls back. news breaks, things turn green. you think you're getting a stock on sale but before you click, buyer beware. market mechanics are towing with the tape. tonight, cramer reveal

>> caller: hey, booyah, jim. >> booyah, don. >> caller: should i close the position -- >> cn is a cautionaryritable trust sold some higher and some lower. i didn't see a lot to write about home in the quarter. i will play it safe, too low to sell. i can't bear it. a disappointment. john in michigan. john? >> caller: jimmy james, a big dearborn booyah. >> what's going on? i like the chinese number. >> caller: i like your take on black stone. >> i think black stone is a treasure trove of value. i like that for a double. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up -- second wind? amazon delivered for shareholders in 2013. but after starting this year with the near 20% sell-off, could an old, familiar name be better suited to plug you into profits? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trad

tim in virginia. >> caller: booyah, jim, this is tim. >> how are you? >> caller: good.ysco foods is one of my favorites. why, because it's merging with u.s. food to create a power house. the quarter was weak because of the food service to restaurants, i don't expect the blowout quarter for this sysco. let's go to michael in the illini. >> caller: hey, i get to see you every morning at 8:00 in the living room. now i get to speak to you. what do you think of pfizer? >> i think pfizer is doing a lot of right things. i don't like they're doing the motivation for astrazeneca just for the earnings but pfizer is a great company to earn. it has control of its own destiny. i like that. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. de. who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening 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 ] ri

>> caller: booyah, jim, from denver, colorado. >> nice.er: i was wondering what you thought about winnebago? >> it's a great brand name and i think the stock can work its way higher. jerry in connecticut. jerry? >> caller: booyah to you, buddy. how are you? >> all right, how are you? >> caller: good. thanks so much for what you do for everybody. i hope your bracket is doing better than mine. >> i've got florida but so does everybody. >> caller: my stock is eli lilly. >> it's fine. it's had a big run. i think it pulls back to 54 you can buy it again. tom in kentucky. >> caller: hello, jim, long time/first time. where is my stock going? it's atmel. >> it's doing good. old fashioned tech, inexpensive. i think it goes to ten. it's like kentucky. it stays in to win. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. there's always a bull market >> coming up, profits in the pipes? the american energy revolution is in full swing. but concerns over transporti

to samantha in georgia. >> caller: hi, jim. booyah! i'm from atlanta. invest in stocks and we found an interesting stock that we want to ask you about. here's my dad. >> hi, jim, thank you for all you do. the ticker symbol is pbr. >> i've been off the charts on pbr, petro bra brazil. i wish i had been recommending pbr, because that's one ofpy favorites. but i think this pbr brazil is moving up at 15, sell sell sell. let's go to sandra in ohio. sandra? sandra? sandra? hey, how about we go to robert in colorado then. robert? >> caller: okay. i'm sorry? hello? >> may i speak to robert? >> caller: hey, jim this is robert from denver, colorado. >> yes! what's up? >> caller: well, i was calling because the other day you were talking about how you started your hedge fund and you had started with kimberly-clark and heinz. i was wondering what you think of kimberly-clark? >> right now, they're splitting into a company -- splitting off the division and yields 3%. all i can tell you is that is perfect for me. i like kimberly. i know it's not going to shoot the lig

. >> caller: booyah, jim, i'm from penn state university, i wanted to give a shoutout to my sister brianna and my question today is ariel pharmaceuticals. i'd like to know where you see the company going, if you see a buyout happening and what price range you can see the buyout happening? >> booyah, and brianna, a worthy shoutout to brianna. however not a worthy stock. the reason i they is because just like i mention there are some stocks that are speck or revenues. this one happens to be at the lower end of the spec cancer quadrant. ef-cell gene doing a magnificent job and the stock is being hammered. you can't go down the food chain -- and i like penn state, everybody knows that, too, we did the show there -- that was a wakeup call celgene, so i'm not going go for that. now we have to go to one of my favorite, this is not first time, long time, maybe first time long time. fozzee in colorado. >> caller: i'm looking at your poll today. they're supposed to make 330 this quarter. do you see that happening, jim? >> as the owner of that in brooklyn we have a guacamole apocalypse going on. but

. >> caller: hey, jim, booyah. >> booyah, sarah.s up. >> caller: what's your thoughts on integris? they just reported. >> oh, man, geez. you got me in a stock you know i liked a long time ago. have to look at it again. i spent a lot of time prepping for that and i'm not going to say anything until i spend more time on it. i'm going to go to steve. steve in vermont, steve. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> i couldn't have the ice cream. i'm trying to stay thin. what's going on. >> caller: i have ge in an ira account and my own personal stock account and i wonder has it had it's run? >> it looks to be in talk with a company which is a gigantic french company. have to find out whether that's good or bad. if they pay too much it's not good. i don't care for having a huge exposure in europe. i do like the product for transportation but now we have to do more homework than if i just said sure, ge is buy. when a stock quintuples over such a short time, you need to analyze. just be careful. ppg is a lot more than paint. i'll talk t

you've already signed it, jim, you said booyah. >> it has our name and cnbc on it. >> pass it down tou these numbers, people have a good time with it. >> yeah. yeah. >> people have a good time with it. take the over this time. >> we get multiple correct answers and then it comes down to timing because i had a friend who e-mailed me, i got it. sorry. >> you got to be first. >> it's a friend, that's not fair. are friends allowed? >> yeah. >> a friend of david was -- almost won? >> it might be rigged, is that what you are saying? >> nail the number contest is rigged. it's rigged. no, it's not at all. >> david's friends are sending in guesses. but the guess, you know, the consensus is 195. >> i heard that. >> you just got the best march for ford in i think eight years. >> yes, that's why i want to do north of 200. >> really? >> i do. north of 200. these auto numbers matter tremendously in the economy so does housing and get some retail sales. >> get some retail sales. >> obviously you know the number. >> get some retail sales. >> your friend came close. >> get some retail numbers. i'll ge