of conagra, plant based.nt based is big doesn't that play into conagra's sweet spot versus cows >> we are very strong. the big professional farms in the united states. this industry, this segment is important to us. but we also, decent -- we have very great product we are the world leading bailer in the united states massey ferguson bailer we have necessary product for the dairy farms. >> excellent martin, it's always great to see you. be with someone who has a good secular trend regardless of covid. that's martin, the chairman, president and c.e.o. of agco "mad money" is back after the break. >>> it is time time for the lightning round >> buy, buy, buy >> sell, sell, sell. >> and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, ski daddy time for the lightning round who am i going to start with chase in new york. chase. >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah, chase >> caller: long-time watcher go birds >> go birds. >> caller: i'd like your take on peloton stock. >> peloton is interesting. it is the stay at home st

arora, bad guys are having a field day and conagra, take david into the frozen food and canned aislend he says i cannot believe it, this is like what my grandparents used to buy. i think that's the last time he's focused on the kitchen. thank you guys i knowi i'll be back. carl, ara, business has never been in good health unless they were called on by the president. i like this. these guys are saying you know what let's do something good. i wish business weren't so hated in the country >> we're seeing it across business we do a segment on "closing bell" every day on good news on the day. we have so many examples of companies stepping up, just this morning. >> i love that >> they're going to produce medical equipment. yes, this is, that whole purpose that dan schulman just described the stakeholder capitalism we talked so much about before this whole meltdown is being put to the test right now >> totally >> businesses are being called on >> sara, may i just say for the record, i'm glad you got rid of that ridiculous painting that was on your right side i can focus much more on what yo

conagra is a beneficiary of that.he point is, the president extended the you know, stay at home if you can. it is lockdown order. extended it to april the 30th. i noticed that in some municipalities they don't want you going outside at all. you can go to the grocery store but they really don't like it. i think that that encourages the stoke piling you and your husband engaged. i might add, i have done exactly same thing. for first time i'm buying frozen meals. i can't believe it, but i'm buying them. how about that? i have to move on. dow is down 120. conagra is up a buck 40. that is 5% gain. come on in please, kt mcfarland, former trump national security advisor. kt, i read your stuff, i read your book and i know that you are looking to the other side beyond the virus, beyond the impact of the virus and i want to break it down because you know the world. i want to break it down to the impact on europe and on russia, iran and china. let me start with europe. >> okay. stuart: i think you believe that europe is going to

as people rush into grocery stores, that is benefiting packaged foods, like conagra, which is the best performer in the s&p 500 today. take a look at apparel retailers. on pays for their worst day on record. this as retail locations and malls are closing. l brands down by 30%. gap is down by more than a quarter. simon property done by nearly 16% today. taylor: our thanks to kailey leinz. for more analysis on the market, i want to bring in john porter. your take on the equity price action today. is this because our in spite of the cuts by the fed? john: i think it is despite the fed. is a new reality that investors are starting to come to grips with. been optimistic that this was going to pass relatively quickly. we were looking at past precedents of other viruses were the market absorbed the impact quite well, quickly recovered. this is sort of a new reality that this is a different situation than we have done what before. we see it in our everyday life. i am here in downtown boston, i went out for lunch, and there is nobody in the stores, even those that are takeout only. it is just a

campbell's up almost 13% and costco higher in a big way today staples down with the rest of the market and conagraup kelly? >> thank you >>> speaking of staples, shelves across the country empty as people rush to stock up on cleaning and sanitizing products, my next guest produces some of the products saying they're selling six months of cleaning products in a week at this rate. joining me is stew lawrence, a maker of sanitizing and cleaning products sold in the country great to see you welcome irks fir welcome, first of all. >> thank you for having me. >> what is going on making sure that the product is on store shelves? >> this is an emerging situation. we have a great team and partners working just about around the clock to supply what we can last week, you know, we were forecasting february's about 400% over previous year. starting monday, you know, the phone calls were coming in looking for product. disinfecting, hand soaps if you can imagine toilet paper, a run on toilet paper, you can imagine hand soap and disinfect about the products are doing we don't know what it looks like in the coming

they gave back the gains in the late afternoon, some closed up big, conagra, need until a hay stack but we look for needles. i think we're going to get some big coronavirus numbers now that are really going to saltz people's strength in earnest, getting more lockdowns like in san francisco may not be able to shop grocery stores will still be open we underestimated how bad it was going to be. some of us did but today gave us a template for what works when the economy is on hiatus stocks of companies that make things we can't live without cabinet, pantry, oen a horrific day the averages down 12% to 13% we got to stop buying average instead we should buy quality recession proof stocks because that's what works when the economy is on hiatus time to hold your nose and buy a couple winners get started. as for the losers, no more selling without a big up day like on friday to get you better prices than you can expect and into the teeth of this panic let's go to jay in ohio, please, jay. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, how is it going >> jay, slightly better days but i'm still around how about you? >>

we are going with canned food, kraft, campbells, conagra. i missed zoom this morning. not paying $127 for that thing. liz: it is definitely spiking for s&p global says its employees based in can nearry wharf in london that is pretty much their wall street version, are to stay home and work at home until further notice. four minutes, four minutes of trading remaining in the day. phil flynn, give me a sense what worries you here? whether demand, lack thereof? gold is spiking. mohammed el-erian watch out for liquidity problems. when you see people rushing to refi, it is a great opportunity. barry habib told us that 50 minutes ago even though he says he expects rates will go lower. is there something we're not seeing? is it suddenly the overnight repo rate freezes up? >> it has been said a million times before the biggest fear we have to fear at this point is fear itself and that is what is driving a lot of markets. when you get headlines people staying at home, the headlines of seattle and schools closing, this becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy to a large degree. and peo

i want to talk about big gainers, conagra, make duncan hines. clorox is doing well because of cleaning products gary kaltbaum, he says clorox will be expiration date for the company. once people start buying all the products. they will have them in their house, they will not need them for many months to come. this is something to keep in mind if you're playing market and buying a lot of companies. may not necessarily be a medium term hold. proctor & gamble, if we see that on the board, $121 also in the green, up almost 2 1/2% as well. walmart, we'll bring that stock up. you can see gaining as well, four 1/2. kroger. walgreens, boots alliance, consumer staples. people are going to the stores. they're still staying open to provide consumer staples. many, even general mills, this morning, general mills their plants are running at capacity. more people unfortunately panic hoard which we saw yesterday. stores are restocking. you don't necessarily need to hoard all of the toilet paper imaginable in your basement. back to you. stuart: i think it is a p