the s&p added 2 2 itb pisani at the new york stock exchangea look at the ral. >> >> the dow up more than00 npoints at the high. earnings spread optimism ona t chade front. all contributed to gains. first earnings jp morgan reported strong earnings. with you mostrn importantly the consumer sideas str with good growth in loans, deposits and credit cards. the c c jamie dimon reiterated that saying the consumerhe remas thy with growth and wages zbiend combined with spending and strong balance sheets and low unployment. united health powered the dow higher after a beat on earnings d guidance. and positive compensates from european union negotiators on the prospect of a brexit deal that lifted markets. we kno a brexit deal would be worth sometng but it's hard to quantify. the federal reserve did sit a hard no deal brexit as a risk. a little bit of warm and fuz f feelinm china on the trade talks. the global times editor i said the friday meeting did represent a breakthrough in that boepgt sides have a strong will to achieve a deal. the global times germly considered a mouthpiece for the communi

. >> looking at the group or the itb or xhb, the group recovered back to the well defined former topch etf in january of 2018. this stock has blown through the highs. it's one of the most extended. i think you have downside to 35 plus or minus about 7% it's the kind of thing where this is steep, uncorrected and asmrkle could it eek out a point or two sure but you trade off the risk is it would have a swift downrun. >> even though bullish the space, the chart is. >> you said that earlier. >> the stock is up close to 50% for the year that's a little zairy. obviously mike's trade is a bearish to nurmt to bearish bent on it. it also is capped which is superimportant you know the most you could possibly lose, right is a buck and i think your scenario where even the stock goes up that spread doesn't immediately go to a dollar why would you pay a dollar for something that couldmen only be worth a dollar on the lay last day. you won't lose that buck. >> if we used weekly options and only had the opportunity to address that next friday, then of course it's either in the money, out of the mone

in a new documentary with the british broadcaster itb, prince harry acknowledged the two brothers haveon different paths. >> part of this role and part of this job and this family being under the pressure that it's under and never to be -- stuff happens. but we're brothers. we'll always be brothers. we're certainly on different paths at the moment, but i'll always be there for him as i know he'll always be there for me. we don't see each other as much as we used to because we're so busy, but, you know, i love him dearly and the majority of the stuff is probably -- the majority of stuff is created out of nothing. but, you know, it's just, as brothers, you know, you have good days. you have bad days. >> well, a senior royal source tells cnn's max foster this morning that the brothers have been in touch and that the media and british tabloids are taking those comments too far. following the documentary, palace insiders say prince william was worried about prince harry and his wife meghan. those remarks were picked up by uk publications. the source reacted to the many headlines telling cnn

. >> i think he was handing out government contracts itb.sell it and maybe look to buy it >> i know we called for this growth into value and it hasn't yet but wrk, west rock, i'll still there. >> we'll see you back tomorrow at 5:00. meantime "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now. my mise you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. 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 my job is to educate and teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. you want to know what is driving the market to new all-time highs. the dow gaining 133 points today an

the itb which has been leading the market all year looks incredible right now, up 4.3%. these are home builders. you cannot tell me we had an economic problem in an economy that's 70% consumer based when thosestocks are rocking and rolling. they are the two best charts in the group. take a look at reits. actual real estate, right now as i'm speaking is making a new 52-week high. it's less than one percent away. you take a look at homes, take a look at real estate. three of the best charts costco, target and wal-mart. look at all three. no flies on any of them. they look amazing right now. they've made people money all year and they continue to move higher. lastly, i want to point out banks, we could be on the verge of the break out that this desk has been talking about is imminent for at least three or four years now. take a look at xlf, 2870. if we get above that level and it looks like we want to, things could start moving very quickly. these are wildly distained stocks, way under value. most trade at book or less. you have this combination of the retailers that serve

if you ever come to chicago, you'll probably get in an u itb is probably one of our members. er to invest in our students come investing communities that elected her, invested chicago so she does have a choice and we are hoping she comes to her senses and makes the right decision when it comes to our babies in chicago public schools. you science meles, can explain what happened in the last hours were one of the locals of seiu has reached a tentative agreement with the city and one is going out on strike and how does that work? what demands were met? what weren't? >> i can give you an overview because i was not directly involved in the contract negotiation. what i understand as they reached a deal that is one of the best deals they have had. we represent about 2500 workers in chicago public schools. but that is different from what our issues are at cps. our issues in cps have been the class sizes are an issue, short staffing, special education. it is often pulled from the services they need to offer the askednd instead they are to clean closets because custodians -- custodians

this way let's talk home builders they've been one of the best trades in the market the past year the itb, etf that tracks that space surging more than 50%. will it stay hot that is the big question and let's ask bill pulte of pulte capital partners a board member of pulte homes. nice to see you. >> great to see you, scott. >> that is the question. this trade has been hot. >> i can't talk about the specific companies but the housing industry and the economy is very strong, especially with consumers. you know i'm a big investor in housing products companies in particular margins are stronger than ever, ebitda is higher than ever actually m&a activity trading at an all-time high in building products the market is hot. >> new home sales fell in september. existing down too. is there a number on the ten year that scares you >> i think if this thing increases 200 or 300 basis points housing and real estate change we saw a softening and the markets rebounded as a result. if you would have had movement in terms of the fed you probably wouldn't have a strong 300 days. >> the biggest question out

plastics and going into the ocean, and how does this impact the species and we have seen that it is the itbes, i hopepe i said that right, the study that is a threat to marine diversity, and seen as a threat. the first question is that you know, mr. danson, is plastic is affecting species that are in danger of extinction and trying to understand not only how it gets into the ocean, and what some of the impacts are. >> some of the impacts is turtles. every turtle is on the endangered species or close to,s and every species of turtle has. ingested plastic. plastic does not go away completely, but breaks down to smaller and smaller pieces, anda so a turtle or the sea mammal or fish may ingest that plastic and they believe they are full, because their stomachs are full of plastics and so they stop eating and they starve to death. albatross, end up dipping into what they think is a sea, sorry, some sort of a, something they like to eat in the water, but it isis plastic and they feed it to their child and the bird dies for the same reason, they starve to death. so, yes, it is having an impact on wh