let's talk jabil. >> this was a first class disaster.to the conference call and you say what happened to jabil? undercurrent is either cisco or apple must be doing badly because those are big clients. citigroup does the leap and says it's apple. there is an apple phone that is not doing that well, which is the c, the small class. but jpmorgan reaffirms apple and raised its price target saying next year is going to be great for apple. i don't want to sell apple in this. i want to sell cisco. >> it's kind of a quick conclusion to come to. what about high precision? >> jabil is not allowed to reveal who is the problem. so you can draw any conclusion you want but you shouldn't. >> right. >> and they're not going to tell you. but i think those who sell apple think they know something. i think tim cook when he got out of the white house yesterday someone should have said, hey, jabil -- i still think apple is going to have a very big 2014. i am worried about cisco. cisco and jabil have a long-term relationship. >> we have the ipo of amc coming

now tuesday, jabill. oh, jabill. this contract manufacturing used to be an amazing stock, but not any longer. now i use it as a barometer of the customer's demand, including apple, which i can't correctly talk about because apple won't let do you that. i look for apple to trade off of jbil even if we aren't sure how much business jbil is doing. tuesday is a huge day. starts out with federal express, which has an had an amazing journey up through the 130s where it went out today. the rally's accommodation of rebounding global growth as well as brilliant restructuring and produced some pretty darn good earnings. fedex is going to give us the overall win. we need to find out how asia is doing. you don't give a peek at internet commerce. i'm amazed at how positive the stock has become even if the company doesn't say everything right. while it maybe too much to ask fedex to go higher the owners aren't going to part unless it goes big. they don't want to sell and take the gain in 2013. we also hear from general mills, whic

jabil is a fortune 500 has fallen off a cliff. i don't want it. okay. the year of the bull pay be upon us. all right? we're in an actual true out and out bull market now. it started in 2013. it's really the first year of the new millenia, the others are fair markets with bullish spikes. you know what i this i? together recognizing these five sign office a bull market, we can involve this conundrum together. >> coming up, the market is hitting new highs. some of your stocks refuse to rally. tonight, cramer has some ideas about what to do with tickers that aren't cutting it but seem too cheap to cut. >>> later, cramer pause. he made a list and checked it twice. now he's ready to reveal which stocks are nice. don't miss the companies that are make the seventeen bright. when cramer reveals his favorite stocking stufrs. >>> but, cash? they have delivered more than a 40% return to date. is this a recovering job market in 2014? find out when cramer speaks to the cea before ink dries. . >> we've just been through a period of truly fabulous gains for the stockma

i'm not fretting about apple because of the extrapolation from jabil, and its orders were down and ion't know how many orders are really apple's. there are a lot of other customers and i don't know if apple took the business away, nor am i concerned about china mobile that they don't have a deal with apple as some people were chattering today because i'm confident the previous press reports couldn't be as wrong as they sound. for the longest of times, one of my daughters was a vegan and the other a vegetarian. both had a revulsion to the modern-day chain. they would drive out of their ways for chipotle vegetable burrito which they regard as pure and organic as you can find when they eat out. they used to love the salad at darden's olive garden. classic, hold the chicken, 417-calorie salad from panera bread. they never drink soda of any kind, diet or regular which they will lecture you about if you flaunt a soda in their direction. they use brita from the tap, and tight a is an they don't like anythin cannedor frozen. and unless it's fresh, they prefer tofu to just about any other foo

i'm -- >> all right cirrus logic is seeing pressure, jabil is a disaster.'m trying to get my head around how it has fallen off a cliff. i don't want it. okay. the year of the bull may be upon us. all right. we're in an actual true out and out bull market now that started in 2013, it's really the first year of the new millennium. the others were all bear markets with bullish spikes. you know what i think? together, recognizing these five signs of a bull market, we can solve this conundrum together. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- stay the course, the market's making new highs, but if you're like most investors, some of your stocks just refuse to rally. tonight, cramer has some ideas about what to do with tickers that aren't cutting it but seem too cheap to cut. and later, cramer claus, he made a list and checked it twice. now he's ready to reveal which stocks are nice. don't miss the companies that could make the season bright when cramer reveals his favorite stocking stuffers. >>> plus, check cash? payroll process of paychex has delivered m

the stock missed out on the big rally because of a week profit report from one of apple's suppliers, jabild they made the moldings for apple iphones. and nicole, the stock is-- >> 545, if you gained a buck or two every day you'd be happy. right now virtually flat. stuart: ed butowsky, apple, we've had predictions of $800 and $1,000 a share. are you in that camp? >> well, i don't know where it goes, but i'm not buying it right now because the law of big numbers. this is very difficult to continue to have the growth rate. even though there's great stories where they could go with this with china and other big markets, that's the one, that's the one stock out of the tech stock i'm cautious of right now. they've done too well for too long and they've got a lot of cash, but i'm not buying them right now. i would buy blackberry, i know it sounds crazy at this price point versus apple. stuart: hold on a second, look at the big board for a moment. i didn't miss it, we haven't played it up, up 52 points for the dow. 16,232. the economy expanded annual rate of 4% over the summer. the market likes it

individual stocks, jabil plunging after they announced they will fall short of analyst expectations.le shares lower today. overall, lots of movement here, whether it be fed-related or not. back over to you. >> i guess if anything, you can buy apple as a noncorrelated asset. thank you. >>> with fed planning to scale become bond buying program next month, what does that mean for investing in 2014? how does it it change the equation? joining me with his take, famed investor, john calamos, joining us from illinois. great to have you with us. welcome. >> good to be here, kelly. >> the first thing people wanted to know right off the bat is what does this mean for stocks here in the u.s.? how does the rest of the world react? and how do you position for 2014? >> i think it's positive. obviously, the market is feeling that way today. but the tapering seems to be a longer term. it's not a quick reaction. mr. bernanke talked about doing it over the years, so it's not a real quick reaction. so from that point of view, i think it's positive. >> and -- i think -- >> i was just going to say, we're