i'd much rather play hasbro.hey don't need a turnaround they just need to get over the toys r us hump again, i'm not saying the stock is ready to roar here. when hasbro reports its next quarter, it's possible the stock could get hit. that's why i recommend buying some right now and waiting for earnings related pullback two weeks from now before buying more bottom line, if the aftermath of the toys r us liquidation plays out anything like sports authority, and i think it will, you're going to want to build a position in hasbro for the next six months it's the nike of the toy space and i think it makes a terrific long-term holding. just remember that you need to be patient before you put on your full position i think we'll look back and marvel that we got this amazing opportunity. brad in texas, brad? >> caller: howdy, mr. cramer how. are you today? >> i'm having a real good day. how about you, brad? >> caller: real fine, thank you, sir. >> okay. >> caller: my question or comment is on ticker dg, dollar general. th

the only exception being the split in the industrials on "mad money" tonight, is it game on for hasbrohe company is up over 10% after earnings i'm talk welcome the ceo to see if they move the ticker. >>> one company just put on a clinic of a conference call. i'll tell you the name and why it was the best one i've heard in ages. >>> and spice, spice baby. i'm sitting down with the ceo of mccormick to find out about the arby food acquisition. that's franks from the man himself. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney.cnbc.com, or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus

on the biggest movers s&p 500, hasbro up 11.2%. they put up a massive second quarter, they beat earnings i 60 points -- 60%. halliburton, one of the worst , down, its worst day since 2014. it has a recovery in demand. caroline: it is about 90 minutes until the close of trading in europe. we have seen gains and losses, ball at how today. we are still in the red, three as weht days of gains worry about tension between the u.s. and your brand. -- and iran. today, we're seeing banks in the green. i'm showing you which industries are being hit or gaining. up, and insurance, oil and gas being driven higher. it is being driven higher on the anian troubles. one of your key underperformers, let's dig into it. i give you ryan air. we are thick and fast in the season of earnings. it is its worst day since december. we're seeing it at its lowest trading point since december, on the back of its numbers disappointing, profit down 20%. it is strikes that are hurting them, trade unions, people are seeing flights canceled. will you book again? juli

we'll talk hasbro. >> yeah.e's going to be on mad money told you there's going to be a big impact on toys "r" us. remember, they had huge inventory problems he still did almost almost the number double people were looking. this reminds me of nike. once they got their arms around sports authority, you saw a move of 20 points we've got ten of it here for hasbro and it could go to 120. >> and the channel of toys "r" us disappears and what >> they manage to find other ways to sell. >> exactly they have a lot of good product. i know there are people who think it's episodic because it's tied to movies they do their own programming. and brian is a wiz what i love about brian, initially he did not see hasbro. no one saw it. no one saw it but toys "r" us. >> toys just closed. then he got his arms around it and said this could be the last bad quarter and many people think it is. and i think they're dead right brian has done so much to make it experience. not that monopoly isn't doing great. they have a lot of product that

hasbro up 14% on a really stellar quarter. putting up $.48 per share despite supply chain disruptions with his arrest. universal health services, another top performer for the s&p 500, up 2.6% in sympathy with life point. let's take a look at an intraday chart of life point. universal health also a hospital company. it really shows you how much the stock is gaining. ever% amid its best day since being public in 1999. apollo global management the company for $65 per share. interestingly, this is still 25% below the all-time high. one can make the case that apollo global is getting a deal. goldman saying there is probably more deals ahead for the health care space. for alphabet., e with the exception of amazon, nice strength here. amazon number as president trump is saying the company should face antitrust claims. apple of 1.2%. investors looking for a lot of growth on the top line.more than 20%. pretty impressive . on the year, we can see what is happening here. is one stock clearly the winner in purple permit netflix up 89%. n

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. >>> hasbro gets aift from marvel toy sales. that's where we begin tonight's focus. >>> the t maker reported a the results still came in ahead of wall street's lower expectations. they were helped by strengthening the coany's entertainment and licensing division as well as strong demand for marvel and babe laid branded products. hasbro said tt pla move some of its production out of china due to the ongoing tariff fight. shares jumped 12% today making it the best performing stock in the s&p 500 today. then there's the other company, revenues camen strongerhan expected. halliburton production ramped up in the u.s., but the beat was overshadowed by concerns that demand i slowing for halliburton's services in the primmian basin. shares fell to 41.54, making it the worst perfoing stockn the s&p today. >>> higher selling prices helped egg producer cal main's demise. the company warned that the market may see additional pricin pressures due to excess supply. shares were off 2% to44.95. >>> health care servi s provider said it has agree

how about hasbro.ales and they got past the toys "r" us bankruptcy and the stock is up 8%, nice pop there. it's good let's look at tesla. it's below $300 a share, down 5% why? because they're asking their suppliers for cash back. they want money coming back to them from the suppliers. lizzie, that sounds like desperation. >> it's a rare move on contracted spending. the back story we know tesla is in on the model three ramp up and they been burning $1 billion a quarter in cash and watching their balance sheet and the long-term debt swamps their cash position. companies turned upside down when they're in that position on the balance sheet. this is a rare move by him. he only has under 3 billion in cash on hand. he did say he will be cash positive in the dash. >> and profitable and that's a heck of a? to tell wall street he will do that. and the way he said he will do that is to preserve cash by asking for refunds. >> in line with what liz is saying, here is, first of all, i called tesla a dumpster fire f

hour we have red arrows nasdaq off about 35 points and the s&p 500 looking to open down six points hasbrof the morning's premarket winners. reporting a quarterly profit of 48 cents a share that beat by a wide margin revenue also coming in well above street forecasts and the most widely anticipated coming after today's closing bell we'll get the latest number from alphabet this afternoon. analysts there looking for earnings per share of $9.50 per share on revenue a little over $32 billion. that would be nearly 24% above year ago levels. we'll also get a latest read on home sales national association of realtors releasing its report for june at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> top corporate story this morning, fiat chrysler is replacing ceo sergio machionne phil lebeau joins us with the latest. >> there had been rumors he was not doing so well in terms of recovering from surgery about three weeks ago. we heard about that in the middle of last week, started asking a few questions then this picked up speed over the weekend. on saturday. here are the developments with regard to sergio marchionne.

step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> toys "r" us may be gone, but could hasbrorn that frown upside dune? i'll give you my take. mad money is next. >>> back on final trade. >> a company a couple weeks ago i talked about ameriprise. >> no user growth year over year i'm a seller >> facebook, new all-time high, not a buyer, though. >> six straight quarters of revenue. twitter buyer 37. >> i'm melissa lee, thanks for manning. don't go more "fast." don't go anywhere. anyway, in the meantime. "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 investigators. there is 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 you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. this, this is what the market looks like when you just stop thinking about the trade tensions

we'll give you the trades on hasbro, halliburton, paypal, utilities. back after this.urs. wow! record time. at cognizant, we're helping today's leading life sciences companies go beyond developing prescriptions to offering subscriptions with personalized, real-time advice for life-long, healthy living. honey? you almost done? nope. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. >>> first up, hasbro soaring on its beat. joe, you got this one. >> one year ago, it was 116. coming back to 106 today this is a fantastic quarter. a company that bought back 74 million versus 40 million in stock. they're still struggling from the toys "r" us bankruptcy, but they're doing a fantastic b job. expense discipline stock is going to move higher. >> do you know who brian goldner is >> ceo >> he's going to be the jim cramer tonight >> it's on the telepromter >> i was competing trying to test the guy see how much he read the notes halliburton is falling today on its earnings >> beat them bottom line, but here's the issue he kept guidance flat

halliburton, hasbro, one up, one day. one trader told me sold off hasbro, took profits and bought more halliburton while it was down to even out the trade. the dow with 170 names reporting for subpoena 500 this week. we watched fiat chrysler, all this, ferrari shares fell on marchionne has to step down. health crisis. stock down 1.7%. then we have the story of papa john's poison pill. we know that john schnatter, he was ceo. he lost that role after the nfl, blaming nfl last year for lower pizza sales. now a racial slur loses chairman role. he is out. they put in poison pill, diluting shares. this way he can't scoop it up to make offer for entire company he founded in 1984. facebook, all-time high. everybody watching "fang" stocks. 211.62 was the high. you did see it finish up half of 1%. nike is adjusting salaries for over 7,000 employees. in fact raising those salaries. we saw nike slightly lower. we'll be watching for a couple earnings now. whirlpool and of course alphabet google back to you. >> nicole. thank you very m

it brings back good memories. >> both mattel and hasbro are hopeful they can overcome losses from toys makes toys in china will continue to move production elsewhere. >> screen time is one thing but a lot of families buying toys online. what do the families say about that? >> amazon is convenient now and then, especially when i need something for a birthday party and can overnight it but they like kids being able to see and touch things in the store. when i was there, i left with a gumby. it was fun being in a toy store. >> a gumby darn it. >> that's all you get at a toy store? 2011 two words, giant jenga. >> thank you, savannah. >> sometimes you need those toys so your kids can play make believe. you want them to be able to think. >> where do we get the kid in the toy store, you want to be dazzled. >> up and down the aisles pick one thing. >> just ahead, i don't know if toys are on the list but what to buy on, including savings on school supplies. >>> sweet treai )m ... breaking news: the bay area .. mourning the death of long time east bay congressman .. and later - >>> 8:26. good mo

hasbro also in a sales slump, but getting a boost on wall street after the company behind playdoh andindustry giants challenged in the time of tech. both parents and kids are trying to find the right balance. >> you still want the real toys even though you have a screen? yeah. >> now they play on screens and stuff. >> i really try my best to limit it. it's hard. >> so we have new tec ology and an old fashioned stuffed nanima. >>he local level, small mom and pop toy stores are cashing in on toys "r" us'sabsence. >> now people who used to go there find us and they can't believe there's actually a place like this that exists once they come in here. >> a place that' got classic toys like action figures, race cars, even gumby. >> so even the kids that like computerized toys are finding joy in the simplest items because they have never seen it before >> toys offering everyone the e chance to b a kid again. >> my friend and i just saw that light bright, so that's kind of like a nostalgic toy. i was thinking of buying that for my boys. >> old-school toys are fun to se. brings bac goodmemories

better life. >>> shares of hasbro taking off on an earnings boat.headlines from the earnings call. courtney regan here with more. >> they had a nice beat. they beat on revenue and earnings the earnings up.48 it looks like a lot of the foist r us issues has been worked out of the system at least in the u.s. operations. overhang and difficulty in europe and some interesting comments from the conference call about chinese production right now, most of the company's production for the toys is still done in china backup but they've been working on rest lessening that over the years not tied directly to tariffs but in general diversifying where products are made. they had about 30% of manufacturing is outside china that means 70% is increase they are working towards 40% of manufacturing being outside china. they're not giving specific territories countries or even companies that they are looking at but they've identified other places where manufacturing could be done to still meet the high quality. >> so costs were going up in china labor costs. >> exactl

wells fargo, the bank, one of the strongest, along with hasbro, the two company. those shares apparently shrugging off the collapse of as egg rival, toys -- it's big rival, toys arrest. amazon at one point was down 2% as trump took on its founder jeff bezos, and "the washington post." trump raising antitrust concerns. that hurt amazon initially. papa john's, very interesting tug of war with the former founder. he has been ousted after making a racial remark, racist remark, what was perceived as such, and now trying to get back on the board. the board trying to keep them from buying more shares in the company. investors concerned. you look at tesla's rough ride. you can see how it has been defined. it is down for the year by 2.5%. it was down by 6.5% earlier in the session. this is tesla's free cash flow. it is in the negative .ncreasingly it started asking suppliers to rebate, give back money retroactively. that raised cash flow concerns. it certainly is not helping the stock, and again, the only hastive for tesla is it been a heavily shorted stock going into this

. >>> the ceo of hasbro has come on "mad money" many times, when it's cleaned out, hasbro is going to and go, and very meaningful. it's a stock to watch. intel is deeply hobbled. this may be the next big move like what we did with nike, when sfic finally the sports authority was done >> my wife cleaned out some of the inventory at toys "r" us 47 bags. >> my wife's cleaning out the inventory at some of the italian -- >> what can you do >> by the way, this article in the "wall street journal," said look, the big stores are over. >> what do you got on "mad" tonight? >> i have a very controversial stock that just went through a reorganization the ceo is defending his plan and i won't say more >> you get invited to wolf's place this weekend >> no, i didn't. >>> coming up, ian bmerer on the trade war, keep it here. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. you mighyour joints...ng95. for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient orig

. >> to trade with china forcing hasbro to make production changes. gerri: tracee carrasco has that story and other headlines this morning. >> during a post-earnings conference call, the company will move outside of china with a third-party vendors are located as a result of potential terrorists. it will continue to diversify. they didn't say exactly. on u.s. goods for $34 billion as well. >> the news and the implications are that, big, big. whole foods delivery coming to more cities. >> we should be excited about this here in new york city. amazon has asked in a delivery from whole foods to prime now in fort lauderdale, miami, palm beach and select areas in new york city beginning with lower manhattan and brooklyn. prime numbers can get delivery in as little as an hour from whole foods in 24 cities with more expected to be added. cheryl: they've got to have the rest of manhattan. let's talk about making. employees getting a nice pay hike. >> as they are. nike is raising salaries for more than 7000 employees. that is 10% of its workforce. the company

toymaker hasbro out with better than expected numbers as well.lpool. whirlpool will be interesting, not really benefiting from the washing machine and tariffs. and google parent alphabet is out after the bell among others. futures are showing this happening to the markets right now, 21-point loss on the dow futures after not much movement, mostly flat lines on friday in the market. the dow and s&p still managing to eke out gains last week with. in europe the markets are heading lower this morning. we have losses across the board, the biggest loser in france down two-thirds of 3%. and -- 1%. and the nikkei in japan off more than 1%, south korea also lower. more moves on the investigation into the surveillance of carter page with new documents coming to light. judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte stressed the importance of these documents with maria on yesterday's "sunday morning futures." >> i think it is critically important that the american people have the opportunity to see most of the rest of those documents. most of the information tha

meantime, we have michael santoli, bill smed, and also biggest winners in the dow, jpmorgan the s&p, hasbrost winner halliburton the biggest loser. which shows us that these are earnings related stories >> they are. within the market, of course yield related stories as well. but i think the overall picture is that the market keeps finding a way for the top to keep spinning it was ten days ago that the s&p first got to 2800. barely buncheddged a few pointsm there. so there is a general flow of earnings, but it seem like we're waiting something. >> from a macro perspective? >> maybe a break one way or the other on yields or something like that. >> what gdp print would be enough for people to be surprised to the up side are we pricing in over 4.5% already? >> that is about the threshold where i would say that is genuinely a surprise because i think anything in the low 4s is around what people are looking for right now. but 4.5% and above and we'll pick that number apart. there will be a lot of oneoff things including soybeans. but any print close to 5 i think will get people's attention. >> an

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they're not falling in line with hasbro.$.56,quarter must wider than the $.31 estimated and it is cutting over 2200 positions. they are going in the opposite direction of facebook which is growing. i want to bring it back to facebook with a quick russian on mark zuckerberg. as you talk about token moves for addressing the issue of regulation, i know zuckerberg controls the thing, but it is interesting to me putting someone else in charge is not that much a part of the discussion. or at least bumping them to chairman, putting an operator in the ceo who can better address, because he has not been doing a good job. porter: not a good job. julie: why is that more -- why is that not more of a topic? porter: they have such a prestigious board that does zero in corporate governance. those titans of industry and corporate governance should do something about zuckerberg and about sheryl sandberg and the activity that facebook is hardly even approaching solving. scarlet: i'm looking at the board now since you mentioned it read reed ha

hasbro took another hit from the collapse of toys "r" us.es fell for the third quarter in a row. the toymaker beat estimates thanks to these -- the strength of its big brands. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: we turn now to wall street the. -- beat. first up, the bear market. investors question the wealth manager growth plan. millions today, billions tomorrow. ubs maintains its $2 million threshold for banking clients. the tax collector comes. thinking about florida to protect tax havens. think again. joining me now are jason kelly and peggy collins. ceo ofto start with the bear. here's what he had to say. continue to look into opportunities in growth markets. that is asia. am sure that the growth of 24 months will have acquisition opportunities in your. alix: what was the takeaway? >> they're going to be expanding and looking at m&a which is what we have seen a little bit more up in the broader asset management space and specifically in europe, i perked up. >> i think this is a growing trend in terms of buy versus build. asset m

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hasbro the best performer on the back of its better than estimated earnings.burton, the worst performer on the back of its earnings. , wee set up for alphabet did not have any large tech reporting today but those were a couple of the notable losers. scarlet: as we await alphabet's results, due out in moments, let's bring in paul sweeney, intelligence director of north american research to give us more context. we were just noticing in the blog that alphabet has been, seeing declines after its last two earnings report because of concerns regarding its spending. why is it that investors are punishing a company like alphabet for spending when they have, the question of profitability is not an issue for them? company, thes spending as a couple of areas that investors are focusing on. acquisitionriber costs, the cost to get subscribers on to google. that number has been increasing is increasing, driven by the fact that more traffic is going to mobile, so google has to share more revenue with the traffic acquisition folks at apple and android and others. that is a b

stocks.t the middle two hasbro had very strong earnings. are sayingalysts investors should not worry about the collapse of its key rival, toys "r" us. it looks like they heated that advice -- heeded that advice. ist you see with amazon reducing its much bigger loss. it was caught in the bull's-eye of trump's. he is concerned about the washington post, co-owned by the ceo and founder, jeff bezos, talking about antitrust issues which concerned investors. fascinating story about papa john's founder, ousted for improper remarks, trying to buy his way back into the company. they are talking about poison pill. very exciting stuff. the stock down in a big way. let's go to tesla. the other dramatic story. it has been a rough ride for tesla. year-to-date, it is down in a big way this month. let's go into the bloomberg because investors were particularly concerned about cash flow. suppliers toits give back some of the money it was given in advanced payments. gtv is where you can find these charts. tesla's cash flow going negative to the end of last y

. >> meantime hasbro finishing the day lower after saying it plans to move production from china in orderavoid increasing trade tensions that down 4.5% and harley david finishing higher up nearly 8% out of the company estimates that steel and aluminum tariffs could cost it $45 to $55 million this year >> hopefully their brand will be able to overcome of the negative headlines. i do think that companies that have input costs like we saw with whirlpool and harley or going to be impacted that's when the input costs i think are really going to hurt >> are you optimistic what can happen tomorrow? >> am i optimistic, not particularly i don't really know what's going to happen. >> but it doesn't concern your market view either way >> i don't think so. at this point i don't see anything that's obviously concerning >> sandy, when we're talking about the impact of trade on earnings, feels like it's happening in three different ways there's those higher input costs. rising steel costs, rising commodity costs. there's a direct hit to imports, and then there's a stronger dollar, which has gotten a lot

this includes household names like whirlpool, 3m, hasbro, stanley and many other companies. the parent company of napa auto parts referenced an inflationary impact and expects to passalon increases to the customers granger, very similar, expecting supply inflation, but they're also confident in the company's ability to pass on price increases. stanley black & decker, the focus is transferring cost increases on to the customers and users. they also said this move is something the company believes is an appropriate response in the short and medium term. we'll have to see how more companies handle this the rest of the year if this comes to light. >> one thing i would point out, these are the cfos who are talking to investors and saying the things that maybe investors want to hear, which is don't worry, our profits continue get hurt in the short-term my guess is these companies are more worried than they're letting on whirlpool came in with earnings below expectations because of problems they were facing in europe pa if you're dealing with customers already paying more overseas

. >>> look at toy-maker hasbro moving production out of china because of trade concerns.ember everything, every single toy you ever bought was made in china. not now. anything to say about that? >> i do. it is funny everything was made in china. now we're bringing some stuff back home to the united states to other parts in the world. liz: or to vietnam. >> good for consumers. stuart: here is interesting story, yelp. they will roll out restaurant hygiene stores nationwide. so, you walk into a restaurant. yelp has judged it hygienewise. you will take any notice of that? liz: i think really, really an having development because hard to find hygiene information from local cities and towns. they're trying to -- we're saying, but not in every city. what yelp is saying not in every city. trying to standardize it for you. you go to their website. find information. stuart: isn't that system rife with potential for really being nasty? liz: could be, yeah. stuart: i saw a mouse dropping in the corner. ly you're for the tort bar here? i'm teasing you. stuart: no. my person point of v

off animal health ubiquity higher a second quarter beat lockheed martin yesterday we talked about hasbroped 10% people are trading these earnings, lockheed martin likes defense sensationing with exception general dynamics lockheed martin beat up 2 1/2% and raised 2018 outlook i spoke with jeffrey -- frankel, we talked about the optimism that this is surrounding earnings the fundamentals he agreed with that i said, are people with one foot out the door a little bit worried to any extent because i have also heard some people say -- he said where else are you going to trade where else where are you going to make money very much playing market unafraid at the moment want. >> thank you so much michael your take on corps earnings somebody tweeted, you have been very quiet, this morning, so we have been talking a lot of politics you have been watching earnings. >> don't worry very rare that i am quiet. what i can say is this the companies are coming in just blowing the doors off here, expectations got legislator the end of q1 caterpillar said q1 high point of the year all numbers came down let'