fmc is more reasonable more lithium exposure, cheaper ag business on fire. i like it.e the lithium concerns seriously? is there another play? ppg. specialty chemical company all about coatings, coatings that insulate car batteries to keep them from catching on fire long been a fan. darn cheap trading at 14 times next numbers. more aback door plan ceo told us batteries require a huge amount of coatings, ppg's specialty. sounds enticing to me. here's the bottom line, when you find a powerful secular growth trend like electrical cars, stick with it. fmc, albemarle and ppg, buy, buy, buy jack in ohio >> caller: this is jack from columbus, ohio i bought auto zone in august at 530. should i sell now? >> no. everyone thought amazon would kill them and like cvs and walgreens, death star can't hammer everybody it's buy, buy, buy so is general auto parts timothy in new york. >> caller: boo-yah my question has to do with ngg national grid. juicy 5% dividend, does it have growth to go with that analysts say - >> i have slighted it because i like con ed so much, and i should be rec

dow dupont's going to give you some opportunities and fmc's potential spinoff of lithium can be great much more "mad money" ahead. then a speculative stock that's rocking over 160% year to date i'll reveal the flame and tell you whether it's worth owning tonight. and all your calls, where are you employed fire and tonight's edition of the "lightning round" so stick with cramer ♪ >>> semiconductor space is on fire take integrated device technology, maker of low power high-performance chips they're the number one player in clock timing, switches in space stations radio stations and where they also make the clips used for wireless charging for samsung. when i did the report on monday the company tlifred a roe best quarter. high in expected revenues, 11% year over year the auto industry growing like crazy. can this stock keep flying let's speak with mr. greg waters >> greg you had an judge believable growth in 2014 and 2015 where this business coming from? >> we grew the company just under 20%, in '14, and '15 one of the things we felt is we wanted to add another leg of growth in 2016, we