that is stock caterpillar. >> i like caterpillar very much. i think they're a natural to do well and i also think that they're incredibly well run. but you have to understand that in -- this is really important a lot of people don't understand this before caterpillar gets bought, it it's going to be a company like aecom they do the actual buying. and that's why that stock hit the 52-week high today acm. joanna >> caller: hello thank you for taking my call >> of course what's up? >> caller: well, quite some time ago -- right before the earnings pay com, that was recommended stock at the time, i bought it the earnings apparently beat the forecast apparently was good >> yes, it was >> caller: and it's done nothing every day but go down, down, down, down and i really got hurt on it. so i want to know is it a buy, sell, or hold? >> this is a company doing incredibly well. i think the stock will bounce. when i say uncredibly well, they really are doing fantastically so, joe an yashgs i'm not going to tell you to say pay come. it is doing well we hav

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caterpillar is the biggest gainer on the do you on the infrastructure bill. beere also higher, caterpillar is up 3.5% the alternative energy and ev names are getting a huge boost fuel sell company fuel cell up evgo up, too tesla is well off their lows, the stock dropping after the twitter poll told elon musk to sell 10% of his shares in the company. >>> look at amd. signing a deal with metato be a data chip supplier the move sending it up >> with the house passing the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill our next guest says it gives the market more room to rally. it could be a boost for certain stocks including steel names, and some energy stocks that have had massive years. with us now, loreine gilbert of wealth wise financial. good to have you with us overall, how much of a boost do you think this legislation will give -- now a law, basically, as soon as it's signed -- will give to the market generally? >> the macro picture is that it boosts the economy and creates more jobs. so just as the market was looking, where do we rally from here, we now have a trillio

yeah, i went long realreal, it's like i'm buying it here >> dan >> jetblue will fly high >> guy >> caterpillar, sister >>> "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now ♪ >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to kramer. i'll try to make you money my job is not just to entertain but educate. call me or tweet me. this market, what can i say? it has a keen eye for the obvious. it feels like you can just buy the news and consistently make easy money easy money, including today with the dow rolling up 104 points. s&p edging up .09%. nasdaq advanced .07%. historically you had to buy before something good happens, and then sell -- >> sell, sell, sell! >> -- the money loaded up and crushed fins when stories broke, often leading to big losses for anyone who blocked the news. i should say anyone uninformed enough to buy the news not this market though the new pattern is insane. if you have experie

and the infrastructure names for special situations, strong fundamentals and low expectations and caterpillar is up 15% on the year they just delivered a solid quarter and a very challenging environment, right they were able to raise price so margins came in better despite the sales were weak because of the supply chain the book to bill is 1.2 times. they just bought 1.4 billion back in stock. i like katrinacaterpillar for t fumentals. tons of cash flow to put to work, pricing power and they've dwefts dw divested their cyclical business and emerson is my turnaround story with the new ceo and earnings were messy as all get out because of supply chain, but i think the setup for 2022 is they put pricing in place as they make more acquisitions in technology, and they see it as a substantial recovery in that story, and i just again, it hasn't done that much, up about 20% on the year. so i like those to be names and fundamentals >> speaking of companies splitting new ceo. general electric, steph. i'm glad you're with us today. we would have been calling on you, nonetheless, what's your reaction to

. >>> good morning, carl here is what's happening at this hour caterpillar leading the dow industrialsse of representatives passed the democrat's infrastructure bill also calling caterpillar a fresh pick because the bill will drive equipment sales for years. >>> beauty company coty seeing its shares jump 12%. quarterly products doubled forecast, price increases maker of brands including max factor says that travel retail is coming back. coty optimistic about rising sales tied to workers returning to work. >>> live nation shares following as much as 8% before rebounding. live nation was a promoter for travis scott's astro world festival on friday where eight people died. multiple lawsuits have been filed against live nation. nbc news says that stock plans to provide full refunds for everyone who bought. scott canceling las vegas appearance this weekend with sources saying he is too distraught to play julia, back to you >>> let's get back to the market and the meltup rally we have seen in stocks the s&p now up seven sessions in a row and on track to make today number eight mike santoli h

the idea that caterpillar just reported a number, two years from now, it's going to get a check fromthe governmentfrom infrastructure, david, is ridiculous. >> right caterpillar's first trip above the 200-day since labor day. >> yes, but nothing has happened there. there's some analysts saying, you know, you can put this number the in out years. >> why didn't someone buy it on friday you know what i'm talking about? >> some of these credit card processors, especially, having wrestling with competition from buy now/pay later. >> affirm is so loved. i've spend a lot of time with mastercard of late mastercard has shelved, but not as bad as paypal paypal has been obliterated. if they needed to by pin tres, people set they have slowed down >> square today, a three-week low. >> i know. i know i think this is push come to shove, affirm, a very small company, just been the buy now/pay later, it's like credit. >> we've been talking about that does it represent a threat to the traditional players? >> max is trying to disrupt the credit card industry, absolutely, but people don't seem to unders

industrial stocks leading the way, with caterpillar of over 4%.uropean indexes with a lackluster monday session. investors on both sides of the atlantic going ahead some trepidation to new inflation figures due out of the u.s. this week as rising prices continue to weigh on consumer sentiments. the facebook whistleblower who leaked a trove of damaging documents from the world's top social network met with european lawmakers on monday. she urged eu parliamentarians to take bold action to regulate big tech. the documents she revealed showed algorithms that promoted misinformation, as well as the company's knowledge that its products can be harmful to the mental health, particularly of young users. the eu is preparing two sets of tech regulations, aimed at raining and the monopoly power of tech giants. the digital services act is intended to reduce harmful online content. >> the digital services act now before this parliament has the potential to be a global gold standard. it can inspire other countries, including my own, to pursue new rules that wou

you are watching caterpillar, the story.efit from multiyear spending in their view $290 that's a good 40% upside from here i also want to show you biotech we were talking about the advance and outperform because it's making more money in giving back to shareholders by issuing a dividend in there also one of the best performance of the s&p 500, fox reporting ford has sold out of electric motors for the custom cars that is a sign of high demand for electric and for ford vehicles. finally nike is down today. i could not find much news flow but i'll tell you this is a drag on the dow as you can imagine nike has been going up and up this year because of outperformance when it comes to e-commerce in china sales. stuart: ford, 20 bucks a share, never thought it would get there so fast. former president trump says he is very involved in the midterms. florida senator rick scott has a message for republican candidates who get a trump endorsement. watch this. >> you would be foolish not to want or except donald trump endorsement. >> mr

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getting squeezed, it left some unknowns but if you look at the overall business for deere and for caterpillart matter, deere has outperformed because they have to put less investment in some of their technology and infrastructure and i think that the tail winds of where we are right now for both the ag economy and broader call it food safety dynamics, i think still play to their favor. so a better run company even with higher labor costs getting this behind them interesting. don't love the chart but it had a very good run. >> karen >> to me i think about this news as much broader than deere good for them. clarity is good for them hopefully it will be approved. i think about this supply chain issue has caused companies to really rethink the just in time inventory and so if they have to repatriate some of the production, that helps unions. there has also been a shift in sort of what is important to companies now. right. it used to be only maximizing shareholder value. but it is more concern about the kro constituents so this is an interesting time for labor. and it is not just deere it is much

that is going to feed through to a lot of names on the market, including caterpillar.s is a $1.2 trillion packet. $550 billion of that is new spending. a calm -- aecom shares up about 3%. united rentals also moving higher on the day. basically everything in the ev charging space getting a boost. there's a lot of provisions in here to expand the rollout of ev charging stations. flip up the board. let's take a look at bitcoin, crypto coins, up about 4%. higher this morning, largely on the idea that we have reached this new milestone for the crypto space, $3 trillion in market cap. a lot of that coming from bitcoin and a theory him -- and ethereum, both flirting with new record highs. the chinese government may be backing the cracked on that they rolled out in july. twitter says he should sell it. shares down 4%. who knows where this is going? if you are a tesla shareholder these days, you are used to these type of questions. jonathan: romaine bostick coming up on "the close" a little later. that stock is lower, though matt, you have said you don't think that is the move.

you can see caterpillar up 3.7%. we also have materials up sharply.ntals putting in a new all-time high. copper inside of everything that needs to be made relative to roads and infrastructure buildings. not surprisingly, we will see big outperformance for the materials sector. up relative to the s&p 500. strength, strength for anything that has to do with construction. alix: interesting because it shows that good news was not baked in no matter how long we've been talking about it. let's take a look at what is happening the next 24 hours. a lot of fed speakers today. also three-year notes, sale of $56 billion. $120 billion over this week. that will be fun. guy: richard clarida suggesting maybe you do get a rate hike next year. tomorrow we have a conference on diversity. chair powell will be there. that will be worth paying attention to. e.u. finance ministers our meeting. a hearing from the austrian finance minister. work on ppi followed by cpi on wednesday. alix: looking forward to that. you have elaine chao joining "balance of power" with david west

this next week until congress returns from break, it has been up until today helping the likes of caterpillar rentals, nucor, vulcan materials, a host of others that would presumably be very actively involved in this reconstruction effort. let's get the read from congresswoman nicole malliotakis of the great state of new york. one of those dozen or so republicans who voted for this measure. congressman, very good to have you. are you surprised the grief you and your republican colleagues have been taking from some in the party that you just helped nancy pelosi with this? what do you say to that? >> you know, this is a bill that started off in the senate. it was republicans and democrats who drafted it and it is good for new york city. it is good for the community i represent. it will address a lot of issues that are important lycos tall resiliency, completing the eastern shore seawall we were devastated after hurricane sandy. we definitely need what you see with transit in terms of our subway signals still operating on pre-world war ii equipment. transportation initiatives like ferries and wa

i like consumer names, industrial names, caterpillar, ibm. i like cyber technology names.ike bitcoin and ethereum as part of a 5% allocation in your portfolio because i think you have to have expose sure to it. i think it will, i think it will provide some protection against inflation but for the most part i'm not chasing the big tech, the big tech names at all. i still own them. i'm not getting rid of them. i'm just not chasing them. lauren: you're not chasing them but they're being chased today because they're leading the market. kenny, so good to see you. >> that's good, right? because i'm participating. >> across the country americans are honoring our nation's heroes and thanking them for their service and coming up a twice retired armed forces veteran shares how he is using the food truck business to serve up jobs for homeless vets to get back on their feet. ♪. flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshar

yeah, i went long realreal, it's like i'm buying it here >> dan >> jetblue will fly high >> guy >> caterpillarster >>> "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now ♪ >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to kramer. i'll try to make you money my job is not just to entertain but educate. call me or tweet me. this market, what can i say? it has a keen eye for the obvious. it feels like you can just buy the news and consistently make easy

look at the construction equipment here, caterpillar, deere, the heavy equipment makers are also are having a very fine day. scott redler how long does the tail of this infrastructure bill really last when there's still the second bill of one and three-quarters trillion and that's much more of a contentious battle on that particular piece of it. >> i think at this point, this infrastructure bill is already kind of priced in, you saw a big gap up in a lot of the steel names and they were at the highs of their day in the first five-15 minutes so sometimes they say buy the room sell the news and that's behind us and also the fed has our back , but what also happened which i thought was important last week was that they didn't put a ceiling on the amount they were going to pay for this , setting the taper at 15 billion so if we do go data dependent and inflation is more than transitory which i do think it is and some of us think it is then all of a sudden they could taper faster and rates could rise faster so they always cool down the economy but if we muddle along like we can until the

material names, dow chemical, salesforce and microsoft are weak the big industrial names, 3m and caterpillar are weak the breadth of the market, most things are down close to 2%. you can't nail it on any specific sell-off. there's a conundrum with technology that we're facing right now. remember covid confusion, buy tech, because tech always wins on whether this covid going away or covid stays with us that was the playbook we had the feds come through and say we'll start hiking earlier, that was the implication. if that's the case, then you want to sell tech, that's a type you want to sell tech. there's confusion now, what are we supposed to do with technology stocks, that was the great haven we've had. amd, microsoft, very strange flight to safety, call it flight to apple apple is getting huge volume and up, the only big tech stock trading on the upside. also we've seen heavy volume in technology, all of the big etfs, the heaviest traded etfs are tech names the tech spyder, vanguard, the qqqs is tech stocks, the russell 2000 small cap names have trouble if interest rates move to the upside.

cyclical companies whether consumer discretionary, hotels, gaming, or industrial companies like caterpillarey are stin gently managing costs. they've rieally right sized thei businesses the operating shined in third quarter earnings and still the earliest days. you look four quarters into this expansion, still talking about 10 percentage points of earnings beat so i think cyclicals will surprise next year because of their operating leverage and now that they're multiples are low, some of these energy stocks are three times free cash flow, it's a combination of big equity gains. >> great point that obviously gets buried by a ton of other news look forward to checking in soon >> thanks for having me. >>> hsbc says it is time to be bullish on apple says those supply chain constraints keep hearing about won't have much of an impact on the stocks shares are closing in on yet another all-time high. you see it there up almost 2%. more "techcheck" after this. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if y

harvest volatility and we'ra able to smooth out the ride and we will generate cash flow we've had caterpillar call, and we've had nike called, and it's not a situation where it's perfect and it continues to run and sort of the same thing to an extent ask you can get back into the name at much lower prices and in those instances you brag about it and times you pay more, which is fine and we're not as local and the idea of turnover with covered calls is something that's real and etfs are terrific and qualified accounts are non-profits and surprisingly right now we're seeing about half of our assets that come through financial advisers that go around the country and half of our accounts are not qualified, scott and the reason being is there's this quest for income and yield and uniquely, a combination of covered and also dividends can satisfy that niche especially when interest rates are at 0%. >> you can welcome a new fund manager to the show. we'll talk to you soon thank for coming on. >> that's kevin simpson, capital wealth planning, the founder and the cio. the big analyst calls and we're ba

liz: j&j, caterpillar, crown castle. we have just under 40 seconds left here.re about to see new records again. how long does this bull market continue? >> it has been really impressive. lots of things helping to do that. negative real rates. you have really positive earnings reports coming out this quarter. big wall of cash on the sidelines. looks like we'll still be in a accommodative position from a monetary standpoint. fiscal looks like kicking in additional dollars. could have support for the market head into next year. liz: you're making money for your clients. 24 billion in assets under management. thanks a lot. folks, i will say too close to call for the s&p. nasdaq will close at an all time record high at the moment. we're so glad you joined us today. [closing bell rings] tomorrow is friday. that does it for "the claman countdown." the dow losing 62, no thanks to cisco. see you later. "kudlow" is next. larry: hello, everyone, welcome do "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so, folks, i don't want to step on hillary vaughn's reporting and senator pat toomey's an

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engine over haul and welding, this program has given me the opportunity to receive an internship at caterpillardegree, i'm hoping to start my own heavy construction equipment company and hire on a whole female team. [applause] i want to serve as an example for other women that we too can be in the trade. with having this degree as well as my military experience in heavy equipment, will set me ahead of others in my field. i would like to welcome joe biden to our state and to dakota county technical college. thanks very much. [applause] >> whoa. sarah, thank you for the introduction. i was saying to sarah in the back because when i was sarah's age, the idea that i'd be standing, waiting to produce a president, no matter who it was, i would find daunting. i was trying to re-assure her but she didn't need any re-assurance whatsoever, zero. thank you for your service in the united states military. [applause] governor, thanks for the welcome to minnesota. i was telling the governor on the way in on the ride here from the airport that i started coming to minnesota back in 1973 because one of my mentor

. >>> plus, caterpillar giving the dow a boost on the passage of that infrastructure bill on friday nightvent. which stocks in infrastructure can you still buy on the construction side and maybe on the electronic vehicle side as well because there are sweeteners i

dating back to 2011 deere is not the only industrial dependent on union workers there's oshkosh, caterpillar and cnh industrial, another ago equipment company with 14% of employees tied to the union, melissa. >> i would think all of the companies are watching carefully. are their contracts up at other companies so they could be in position to have the same thing going on >> these contracts come up yearly these negotiations take place on an annual basis. similar conversations i imagine are happening at other industrials watching this worker movement taking place across the nation by the way, political consequences potentially as well less than a year to the midterms there's questions about the house flipping, and these strikes are happening in politically important states like iowa, kansas and illinois >> all right seema, thank you >> thank you >> seema mody. >>> coming up, inflation is nar ing hot but one portfolio magewith names whose dividend growths he says can outpace it we will reveal them next at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can

will want clarity on that number, as well other companies that deal on the union cnh industrial, caterpillar and oshkosh. this as we watch 1400 workers at kellogg's cereal plant continue the strike of early october. back to you. >> seema, good news for john deere and others on watch. thank you >>> still to come, jim grant will be here he said things might be messy for the next fed chair plus, oatmilk and chili and oatly with a product for the freezer after vegan soft serve earlier this year. yum. we'll tell you about the latest launch next. >>> here's check on bonds. yields dipping lower today 10-year at 1.95%, still under 1.6. jim grant coming up. stick around >>> about 30 minutes left of trading. down down 37 let's check individual market movers oatly on the move today saying it will introduce a new frozen desert bar morgan stanley's bullish on the company upgrading the stock to overweight citing robust consumer demand. stock up about 6%. tilray is sliding today after barclays at underweight and doesn't think the current valuation of canadian cannabis stocks are justified jim cramer talkin

caterpillar is contributing to the gains. nike, am general and boeing the biggest drags. with a record close it looks like materials, energy and technology health care, financials are positive mostly it's the -- under pressure why the nasdaq is a mixed bag. you have strength in the chip names. the nvidias, microsoft higher. tesla, apple, amazon all lower facebook as well there's the bell looks like we are set for another quadruple closing high a quarter of 1%. another strong finish eight days in a row for the s&p >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen and mike santoli. four record closes once again. only slight gains on the day but you can't complain when it's so consistent as it has been. s&p 500 up .1% dow up 0.3%. nasdaq up about 0.1% a couple of high profile decliners. tesla down 5% today. investors now set for an hour of earnings moments away from reporting the numbers. plus also breaking down results from thread up, real real and lemonade once they cross josh with us and another guest joins the conversation mike, yields of interes

it is bigger than goldman sachs, bigger than boeing and caterpillar.is this money going and where's the momentum? stuart: the momentum is on the upside. they've got the big logo. >> the electric plane. stuart: tell me about pellets on. stock is below 60, below 50. >> when you sell stock you don't have a reaction like this because it is delusion but in palatine's case they need the money so the stock has collapsed 70% this year. raising $1 billion by selling stock and selling stock at a discount but stock goes up so shows how desperate they are for liquidity of cash, global third point selling. stuart: walmart big report this morning. >> that was a great point, the supply-chain crisis impact on inventory shoppers are buying before christmas but the problem is the margins, inflation, higher prices, not making as much for items sold which is a problem. stuart: take inflation out and they are doing well, but inflation in the have a problem. thank you very much. i will put on screen the playboy group surging 23%. they plan to launch a new creator lead websi

i think a lot of the younger generation money managers can't even remember when caterpillar broke theyou're going to have to pay them -- >> we'll have david faber when he's done. >> if this is the case and really an indication of what is to come with worker empowerment, then what happens to this whole idea that it's transitory? we'll hear frommed fed their tacking about transitory inflation, by the way, this was for a six-year contract, and it's still not good enough what happens how do you play that out snowe. >> i think used car sales are way up i think it's going to pressure powell, but i think powell will say there's not a lot of instances like deere, because a lot of unions have gone away maybe he thinking that the workers have actually been shafted at deere in favor of the shareholders for too long. remember, he's pro-worker. i know that's not the usual stance of a federal reserve president, chairman, anybody, to be pro-worker. i think he want people to make more money, because shareholders basic live have had capital appreciation, so i think he's much more the working perp's fe

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rivian you're still worth $140 billion, you're worth more than gm, ford, caterpillar, boeing, with justdon't think it's a meme stock. they were ahead of the train but following market gains. stuart: retail investor is watching this closely. susan: everybody wants to make money. as we're talking about it so. of course i got to pay attention. stuart: earlier i saw paypal on the downside. it is still down 3 1/2%. susan: downgraded by bernstein. only worth 220. actually paypal underperformed this year i found surprising we're in the fintech era and obviously crypto trading boosting a lot of share value. stuart: paypal, just above $200 a share. susan, good stuff, thank you very much indeed. pfizer wants emergency use authorization for its anti-viral pill. jonathan serrie has the story. what do we know about this pill. reporter: packs la individual is different than previous treatments for covivid. it does not require an iv or an injection. it comes with a series of pills taken at home. intended for high-risk patients in the early stages of covid infection. the company reported in clinical tr

and finally, newmont mining, a gold miner, teaming up with caterpillar, a mining equipment maker, to military is a major polluter. roll tape. >> speaker pelosi, you just presided over a large agreement on the pentagon budget, already massive. the pentagon is a larger or polluter than 140 countries combined. >> recognizing what you said, we recognize that as well. and a big user of fuel. stuart: all right. former state department official christian whiton joins me now. she said that on the world stage at the climate conference. why are you laughing? [laughter] >> well, you know, what this is, it's progressives talking about their religion. i mean, how absurd is in this the? of course the military's the biggest carbon emitter. some of us don't actually think that carbon is a pollution. but the idea, what, are we going to have electric-powered m-1 tanks? there's another reason, it has really old equipment. look at the b-52 bomber, the last of those head in the 1960s. this is not exactly a lightweight, carbon-fiber, you know, product. so, yes, the million military, if you want it to be a

jay's done a great job we have people in the steel business, construction business, people buying caterpillare ones that are really upset are the ones that the secretary talked about last night on "mad money. we need e.v. subsidies more importantly, we've got $52 billion, $53 billion that we have to be able to build foundries in order to take it to 75% of the auto business that's based in taiwan that comes back onshore. i think the semi-conductor e.v., it's so important for what we do semi-conductors are everywhere becky, i don't know. senator manchin, i think he's just so powerful, we're kind of taken aback. >> is this enough to change bets in the stockmarket right now, or is there still the assumption that some sort of infrastructure bill is going to get passed sooner than later? >> i think there's still that assumption, but i think senator manchin is the -- this is like the old days in the '60s and '50s he's the power broker and has to be catered to. if he's not, i don't think anything gets done or gets pushed back. the economy -- i question whether the economy necessarily needs it there a

these big projects jobs, all these men making really good money, drive the yellow tier and the caterpillarrucks and doing all the works, i would say 99% are white men. ok? and they're making good money. and i just so happen to be -- i have an avenue camper and when i go camping, i see these white men pull in with their big 1500 or their ford 150's with their big, you know, fancy fifth wheel trucks these are the same white guys that work on those projects. so i don't understand what is the angst. because they're going to get the jobs. they're going to get the jobs before white women, before black men, before black women. and i don't understand what their problem is. they're going to benefit. if anybody's going to benefit, it's going to be white men. host: that's david in michigan. this question that we're asking. does bipartisanship matter to you? i'm seeing your comments from facebook. giorgio saying yes it is the only way award. bipartisanship means that congress members are doing their jobs to work with all sectors of the u.s. and not just working with their screeching base. unfortunatel