>> jim cramer. >> jim cramer. >> jim cramer! >> the very unstable jim cramer. >> without question jim cramer is a virtuoso of the stock market. >> there's a guy jim cramer who rolls up his sleeves, who never sits down, just continually walk around, prowl around the studio. >> one of the greatest, most spectacular performers on television. >> he is evidently insane. >> you have to be nuts to understand the market, and i am nuts about the market. >> let me offer you a heartfelt boo-yah. >> you've got to stay focused! >> commerzbank, i think that's going to -- >> commerzbank. >> open all the time! >> that's it! two thumbs up! >> bull! bull! >> it's arrested development. >> triple sell. don't buy! >> don't buy. >> i'm grounded and spent all day listening to my dad yell at "mad money" with jim cramer. >> bottom line! everything's going to be fine. >> stark industries. that's a weapons company that doesn't make weapons! >> jim cramer had this to say about the economy. he's a prophet. listen. >> he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothi

i advised it in "jim cramer's mad money."nd where i would tell you is where we are is about to turn up. we are literally in the cycle. and i'll just flash it in the book. we're right here, about to turn up. and if you saw it you would say that we're at the bottom right-hand portion of the letter u. that's where we are. carrie in florida. carrie. >> caller: hey. up 60% boo-yah, jim. >> nice. nice boo-yah. nice sunshine boo-yah. >> caller: thanks for getting me in the game. >> i appreciate that you're in the game. it's vital. because this is the only game. your paycheck's not going to get you. you've got to be in this one and you've got to stay in it, which is why we have a lot of rules. what's up? >> caller: being an entrepreneur, i'm always looking for a game-changing developmental product to come from developmental state companies. these stocks need a little extra scrutiny before they come into the spec side of my portfolio. >> right. >> caller: i generally hold these products up to the light of new market trends such as wir

dan. >> caller: hello, jim cramer.thank you for a great five years of your service, and a big boo-yah from swansee, new hampshire. >> good to have you on the show. i always like the new englanders checking in. what's on your mind? >> caller: hey, i've owned smb, schlumberger, for a long time now, and since they've announced the buying out of smith's and geo services, the stock's got a little stagnant. it's getting a little slow. i'm just wondering do i keep it? do i -- >> well, someone downgraded it. people are very concerned that what's happened here, just so you know, they're very, very concerned that oil -- that natural gas is going down so low that they're going to lose a lot of natural gas business. and the guy who runs is, andrew gould, he is a very honest guy, and he too is throwing cold water on the idea that things are good. so when he doesn't like it, i get nervous. but let's think longer term. are we running out of oil, or are we finding more oil all the time? the answer is we need to keep drilling, and that

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jim! >> boo-yah, richard. how are you? >> caller: cramer, you are the best.he best of the best. >> thank you. >> caller: i loved your fifth anniversary show. loved it. >> we had a good time. thank you very much. we're still talking about it here. i really appreciate that. kind words. >> caller: must tell you that i never thought i'd be trading stocks at this age. i'm not going to tell you how old i am. but i'm having fun. >> well-g for you. you know, fun can be a component. there are many people who think this shouldn't be fun, that it's about money. my take is unless i make it fun you will turn it over to other people and they will not do as well as you. i've got to keep you interested in your money. how can i help, sir? >> caller: brocade. what are they doing to it? i like it at these prices. >> i don't know. brocade has been left behind, sir. i think they had an opportunity to sell themselves. they didn't take it. this is one of those situations where i and my charitable trust, actionalertsplus.com, have taken aggressive action against brocade by buying th

i felt the same way jim cramer and i did on the eve of the iraqi war. going back in 2003. but laslo, what could trip you up? is there a market signal, a market indicator, something that would cause you to pull back? >> the thing i'm concerned about now, is seeing some of the technicians who have sat on the sidelines for 60%, who all of a sudden say now that we've crossed some sort of number that this is a really -- now it's time to get in, and i'm seeing a little bit of capitulation along the bears. and you know, that's sort of -- >> would that be a volume sign, would that be a price sign? you know, we had a 10% or 8% correction earlier this year. we have now cruised right by that. is there one thing you can say to an investor tonight? because we need to be obviously sober and serious about this. euphoria is not a disease any of us want to catch after the events of recent years. is there one area you would encourage people to focus on for a negative sign? >> again, i think, you know, the market is not the cover of any magazine. those are the kind of anecdotal things which

. >> the first -- i'm sorry, gary, but the first interstate bank i know jim cramer made comments, he says he loves the management there. the ipo on this stock was 14 1/2, trading 15.70. jim may be spot on with this one. i don't think there's any reason to chase. he with might test back down to that 14 1/2, $15 level but i think that's one you may want to put on your radar screen. >> and a number of viewers might wonder why do we care about small deals and why do we think they have such an impact on the market? and i think i tried to point this out some time ago. it's a huge confidence builder when people can buy these deals and the syndicate business is working. when the secondary syndicate business, which is driven by the ipo business, is happening, you see a tremendous amount of things happening in the capital markets. it feeds on itself. so when you do a deal, you buy a deal, you feel good about it, you're going to take the next deal. and it feeds on itself. and that's why this has been such an important thing if we're going to move significantly higher. >> so there's mako signific