we work with l'oreal, conagra, samsung, over 340 global advertisers to help them reimagine and thinkan connect with consumers and we also work closely with the content partners, everyone from fox to reimagine what that advertised experience can be. cheryl: really quick and went to ask you, do you see a future where netflix will have an ad supported platform quÉbec there is rumor about that you're quite think they will-- my hypothesis is they will continue to experiment with that because advertising done well and really thought through was a great experience for consumers when them the choice, they have an opportunity to supply what's important to them in the same way to define what content is important. cheryl: not annoying is what i love. thank you for being here lauren: coming up we will explore the fallout from nike's use of colin kaepenick and instead ad campaign as nike stock sank 3% yesterday on the ad campaign and it was a late-night nailed barter-- biter at the us open. let's look at the markets. we see a bit of a selloff with dow down 120 points and nasdaq futures down 35 to

you might want to wait until the stock cools down before buying we also hear from conagra. so beloved by millennials. finally we get results from vail resort this is another company that has repeatedly shot the lights out the secret behind vail success experiential here is the bottom line, we have a bunch of good quarters getting ahead of next week as well as the key fed meeting that could push the bank stock harder and put september the difficult month of the year to bed hopefully with flying colors let's go to brandon in illinois. >> caller: booyah, thanks for taking my call from chicago, illinois. >> i got a bunch of guys that i am playing fantasy from chicago, what's up? >> caller: calling about dnkn, the potential dunkin buyout. do you think this is a good buy? >> you know, there are short sellers saying this one is falling apart. i think they have been proven wrong. the stock is rich, i am not going to recommend a stock that is rich on take-over chatter starbucks works well yo i don't think this is the quarter it turns jim in new jersey. >> caller: jim cramer, jim fro

j&j has ended the oncology drug partnership with that company and conagra down on an earnings mist. >> brett kavanaugh's accuser christine blasey ford appearing before lawmakers about her sexual assault allegations they're in recess now. the supreme court nominee will testify after she's done more on this coming up >>> and amazon opening a new store in new york city selling the most popular items we'll take you for a live tour just minutes from now. and a new report by ubs says hong kong has the biggest real estate bubble in the world and is at great risk of collapse san francisco came in ninth. new york ranked 16th melissa? >> court, stocks moving higher across the board let's get more on today's action from sema mody. >> one day and the markets are on track to snap a three day losing streak. the dow up 150 points. nike, walgreens, murk, pfizer on the health care side of things, up 1.2%. take a look at airlines. a lot of talk about whether this sector can win investors back. there was a positive note from imperial capital that came out this morning on this sector. a number of disappo

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the end of october or the third week in october i like that trade the second one, take a look at c conagra, cag they bought a fair amount of those as well. checking on the numbers here the spike in volume versus normal activity nil is normal activity here they trade about 4,000 which is, again, 400,000 share equivalent really like that i'm in these as well december 37 calls is what they bought here. two quick updates, judge, crc, california resources this one had a very nice spike we were in this one because of unusual activity the stock has run. you see that nice pop here and it's not just today. it's continued to move from when we talked about it end of august, august 29th. also papa john's which we just updated. that one we talked about on the show when it was $40 and there was speculation thatmight, in this case john, the founder, this has driven the stock up to $49.30 stock was $40 when we saw that activity >> interesting stuff come back over this way. >> thank you, sir. >>> i want to go to you on honeywell. >> i've had it for the last couple of years. yes, it's in the portfolio the c

. >> caller: get you on tyson foods, tsn >> no, ixnay on ysonthey i prefer conagra diana in colorado,ller: hello, jim. i would like to know, i am so addicted to the market here in colorado i know it's a small company, but i wondered what you think. they're so san francisvvy in thr merchandising and customer service. i love them. >> who it is >> sprout. >> you're absolutely right they're the independent after whole foods. i got to tell you, the stores are great. >> buy, buy, buy >> yes you are dead right. let's go to jill in florida. jill >> caller: hi, jim. >> jill. >> caller: i wanted to know, i really love you show. >> thank you. >> caller: i want information on mtn. i love this. >> it is -- i've been recommending this thing literally forever. this is just an absolutely terrific play on basically the outdoors and experimential economy. and that's what's it going stay. let's go to sulayman from new york sulayman >> caller: jim cramer, big, big, big booia. >> right back at you >> caller: my question is kinder morgan >> these pipeline companies, we need a lot of pipelines to the permea

dowdupont and the big decliner was conagra. >> there was some continuation of yesterday's fed inspiredere were interest rates there that kind of weighed -- continued to weigh >> yeah. but i think the theme for this week has been all about rates and their gradual increase in yields also it's about energy and the rise in the commodities. those are two that are top of mind at least for me the thing is if you step back and see why rates are going higher it is because the economic data is getting pretty good today you had durable goods. it's a huge number you have initial claims that are down 23% year over year. so on top of that you have consumer confidence we haven't seen so the data isgood >> analysts establishing themselves is the biggest out there applying a gain of more than 27% for the stock for current levels we discussed this a little bit earlier. do you agree with what he said earlier that there's nothing really new here? they haven't discovered nothing we have come across before >> i do agree with analysts. amazon is my biggest discretionary stock. i don't worry so much about app

conagra, nestle and kraft heinz are spending millions of dollars to freshen up frozen brands, introduceuring capacity. nike's online sales jumped 31 percent after it unveiled the colin kaepernick ad, that's according to digital commerce research company edison trends. mentions of and comments about nike on social-media platforms rose 17-hundred percent on sunday and monday, according to 4c data. mentions of kaepernick spiked 362-thousand percent.apple is getting ready to announce it's new products. if past years are any indication, the event will be used to unveil a slew of new products, including new iphones, a new apple watch, and maybe even a refreshed pair of its wireless airpods. according to leaks apple is expected to unveil new smartphone with super high -def o-led screens, with one having a 6 and a half inch screen.athletic stadiums are trying to boost attendance by offering cheaper food.cnbc says both the detroit lions and atlanta hawks have announced concession discounts to lure fans.it says for fans considering buying a ticket, cheaper food can work as an added incentive. mea

. >>> a few stocks here, quite a few, in fact, to watch shares of conagra are lower in free market trading cents a share the company said it was pleased with the quarter but noted a continued challenging inflationary environment >>> apple is rated overweight. the new cover at jpmorgan, beating the bushes looking for undiscovered opportunities they found apple a price target of $272 a share basing it on apple's services businesses as well as stronger than expected iphone pricing >>> and cyberark software, the update based on the review that the cybermaker positioned for long-term growth due to stronger demand and pricing capability. this is one company that maggie wilderotter is not on the market of it johnson and johnson, jansen bio-teching is ending a license agreement. the partnership is involved in the development of a new one that's a new supposedly promising stem cell companies. >>> coming up, we're going to talk about dealmaking by joseph borotta, more than 90 companies with combined annual revenue topping $77 million. >>> futures at this hour under control. heey're up a little, 10,

conagra heard by lore demand from products, food service outlook and stock is down 5% big drop of a companyce people mccormick they're down 3.5%. look at wrightaid they lost money but lost sales do blangs here. how does that work out for investors a one stint loss. bed bath and yongd taking it on the chin today. not a very rosy outlook and they've got intense competition from the wal-marts and amazons of this world. so scott martin -- what do you make of bed bath and beyond. >> yikes what a disaster. where is will ferrell when you need him you know it is a lot of people on the weekends going to home depot for flooring wallpaper and enough time that's an old school movie reference. here's the thing you know they are feeling a lot of competition stuart but these days, retail especially these very specialty retile like bed, bath and beyond aren't drawing people in. >> even at the height of the retail craze if you like. i hated the way those were laid out narrow islest with products piled high to the ceiling it was never easy to ma niewf the the best of times now you can click to have it delaye