stz is the ticker. >> dan nathan. >> i'm long debo and the tech check.t and disney heading above $200 very soon. >> karen >> yes, you know how i say buy when there's blood on the streets even if it's your own, this time it's not my own but looking at brazil where things unfortunately really bad in terms of covid they will recover so ewz, brazil etf. >> general mills. >> i know small cap has paused but one name i like is primmoris the valuation is attractive d an chart looks good.prim. >> all right, "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 cramerica i'm trying to make you money my job is not just to entertain, but to inform, tweet me. does it matter that the president of the united states doesn't seem to care one bit about the stock market on a day where the

. >> dan nathan. what do you think?it's really funny, you know, we have like wilson and i were talking about pete this, peak that there's nothing normal that's gone on obviously in the last 20 -- i don't know, whatever, 16 months or something like, that and really from here on out it's just like how much worse are things going to be off this 221 peak i go look at fc and, and i look at that chart and say to myself, every time it's a hat size over the last 20 years, it goes from five, six, seven and goes to 40, 50, 60, whatever you'd be crazy to short it at $40 here, but i guess the other part of this is how much stimulus are we going to get globally here in the states we've had $10 trillion between fiscal and monetary at some point this all runs out a little bit so the idea of playing fcx for a breakout here at 40 playing for 50 or 60 based on what might happen in the back half of this year seems to be like there's a lot of good news incorporated in this sort of stuff i don't know, you want to keep chasing it, you're mak

it's a good value at this price. >> dan nathan? you rather chinese versus u.s. stocks one way to play the chinese stocks is fxi. some of the big names make up a big weight of that >> i appreciated that, dan guy adami? >> amen. that whole thing we did got me thinking, amat >> all right thanks for watching "fast money. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast. meantime, don't go anywhere. >>> 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 cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make a little money my job is not just to entertain you but put it in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. why do i like techno

how do you think the ipo would be received, dan nathan?ink well -- mel -- or karen makes a good point ultimately we have seen the unbundling of all the consumer products then we are seeing the re-bundling of them. they'll make a nice part of some broader product company's portfolio at some point. but if i'm trying to maximize shareholder value, i want to get to the public markets. to the public markets when they are superhot and don't care about valuation. and it looks like oatly on the path. >> all right more ahead on "fast money. here is what's coming up next. >> announcer: crypto crashing, coming up next the traders are digging into what had bitcoin going bust over the weekend. plus, a bull case for disney barrens saying this stock has the magical toh.uc we have that and more when fm returns. kes care of yourself. so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. magical touch. we have that and more when fm returns. ns saying this stock hae magical touch. we have that and more when fm retu

. >> how poorly and irrelevant basis its traded year-to-date and last 12 months dan nathan, is this stuck in a high valuation vortex that's not in favor right now >> it's interesting, guy just mentioned that this is the first new high since september 2nd, 2020, when you think about what was going on there, it was just a frenzy for high growth, for value tech, for anything tech-related, anything deemed to have won the pandemic. so for some reason investors want the totake the next seven or eight months to digest this one. this is a great quarter. they're firing on all cylinders, one thing people say aside from bricks and mortar was slight deceleration in aws but we know they're a winner and we know they come out keeping that share. two, to me, i guess it ends up a lot like apple, mel, you will get this pop in the after-market i don't see it getting away from yourself this is different story than facebook facebook is much easier to focus where they do well and how they continue to do well and the valuation is totally different will it establish a new range above the long consolidation, pos

dan nathan, it sounds like if half of the things sheila said werin acted for the banks that is not great for business. >> well, listen, you could ask, is this the sort of business that the banks want to be doing and if there was more disclosures they won't do that business to this extent. we've been asking this question for last couple of weeks what sort of activity could be systemic and obviously it seems isolated to this situation she also used a really interesting term, whether the way that morgan or gold man acted were ethical, i don't know if she was speaking to those but they ran ahead of with of some of their counterparts once they had news and credit suisse brought that to the fore, and not only did they run ahead, but they also plugged their clients. if you look where it closed on march 25th it closed at 204 and then the next day it traded as low as 174 and that means the hedge funds got plugged on that 25th this is not just about printing tickets because that is what the guys who lost money is focused on, but it is about trust with your clients and i suspect they may have have

trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and karen finerman microsoft shelling out $16 billiont got us thinking, what should be the next tech tie-up our traders have some ideas. we'll bring them to you straight ahead. >>> plus, an all clear for alibaba. why one trader is calling the fine the best news we've seen in a while. >>> and later, time to ante up draftkings falling 6% today. the stock is down nearly 26% in the past month so you double down on this

out against senate bill 7 and nathan said we haven't read the bill and my chief of staff -- he hasn't read the bill so the nerve american airlines like other corporations, dan crenshaw said earlier, coming in and getting their nose in politics when they don't even take the courtesy and time to read a bill so i take it personally, i take it personally on behalf of the senators who voted this out in the governor support because when they talk about voter suppression they are talking about there must be racism, trying to keep people of color down. america is sick of every issue is racism. how we got out the vaccinations racism, education, healthcare, every issue is racism. it is hurting the country and we will pass this bill and have strong support to have voter security in texas. >> you certainly can make a point, american airlines has their hands full. read the bill, same with delta airlines. you embarrassed yourself, you haven't read the text. thanks. meanwhile straight ahead biden deploying a new technique to pass this huge spending bill and a cabinet member vouches for the president's violent dog. raymond arroyo has the details of seen and unseen next. bi