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let's bring in "mad money's" jim cramer now. o have you here this afternoon, with your perspective on this huge transition. mark hurd now assuming sharing the ceo role at oracle. >> i'm gonna take the other side of the trade here. mark hurd, i think, has been running oracle for some time. i think that larry talks to him a lot. i think that larry always has him on the phone when he thinks it's necessary, chief technology officer, as we see, he and ms. cat >>, the finance side, are a good team and i don't think there's anything wrong with larry. hurd day care the lion's share. you want to sell the stock down, sell it down hardware, sell the stock down, not as clean a quarter as i would like acquisitions, sell the stock down because we are all so used to seeing huge huge numbers coming from cloud like adobe two quarters ago, i would not -- not huge. not human for anyone who follows the company like i do. what is not great is you want to see their earnings per share blow away and you didn't get it. >> dr. j, your response, you caught

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jim cramer from the university of iowa. >> caller: there you go.ell me your position on exas. >> you know, i like that, and everyone backed away from it, and i am sticking with it now. pat in new york. pat. >> caller: mr. cramer's son, how are you doing, jim? >> pop looked good yesterday. everything is right with the world. what's up? >> caller: i'm interested to know -- i have your book, by the way, getting rich carefully, a wonderful, informative book. my stock is restoration hardware. >> restoration hardware i think is a buy, but you have to understand that rh is one of those stocks a tiger by the tail. it can be down ten, up ten, you have to hi of this long term. most people can't take the pain. i'm being real honest. eric. >> caller: yes, my stock is alpha natural resources, anr -- >> the call is really hard to own. i think you have to be -- i don't want to recommend peabody, i don't, but i understand the call is going on. let's say we like unb. that's a great coal play. one more, richard in oregon, richard. >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy, this is

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call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. devices. the market loves devices and gadgets and shiny objects to do things no other companies do. sometimes it seems that all people, other than devices that's all people like which is pretty much what we saw today with the dow sinking 98 points, the s&p sliding and the nasdaq falling. .87%. i'm talking about apple which gave you not one but two devices today. some would say three with the wider screened phone and i thought all of these excited and dazzled. a phone that can play the role of your credit card but safer and a watch i'm confident will sell because the presentation seemed so compelling to me. the phone is going to be a lot hotter than the watch. when we heard the details of the new iphone which includes already agreed upon deals with a huge number of retailers where all you have to do is wand your phone with the point of sale device at the store the stock jumped 1.50 from where it was. then the apple stock was introduced and i think that's because the watch presentation occurred

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. what a morning with paypal shifting to two separate companies. we'll talk to lawyer robert shiller to break the numbers down. premarket slightly higher. global stocks on track since 2012. we begin with the final trading day of the month and quarter. hong kong stocks closed lower amid continuing protests. >> paypal will be spun out to its own publically traded security next year. the stock spiking this morning. we have more from ebay ceo john donahoe. >> case-shiller home price numbers are out. we'll talk with robert shiller first here on cnbc. >> we'll discuss that decision by ebay to reverse course for something the company was articulating was not a good idea, namely splitting itself into its paypal. ebay represents more of the profits, but is not growing as quickly as the paypal business. i did have an opportunity to catch up with ceo john donahoe late yesterday. when he was fighting with carl icahn in a proxy fight earlier this year, he said a payment network needs a commerce netw

. >> kudos to jim cramer who a week and a half was positive on this. you can't chase it here. it goes to show you the strength that some of the bio space they have. alex celgene. >> a pop-up 2% getting bumped to a bye rating. >> that was mr. mom on whatever it takes. altria, a story about their investments. it was dying 20 years ago. they own 20% of sad miller. i own it. i stay long. >> what are you guys talking about? there is like an inside joke. >> you ask how many votes are going to put in? >> now everybody knows. we are all on the same page. >>> drop for fives are down 1%. that will significantly delay the development of it sickle cell drug. >> it is a slight drop. i still like this name. when you look at it on a forward pfrmt "p." it is trading closer to that. >> michael keaton, up 7%, b.k. >> obviously, a big regis favorite. he is a winner again here. up 7% on good news. usually, up 7%. he takes the profits. i wouldn't here. i think this is a blast for .335. nike popping to a record high on a solid earnings beat. what it might mean for the likes of foot locker. we have

jim cramer joins us now. a day before the alibaba ipo? do you have any new views? like it to open around $80. there i can justify it and say it's got a 32 price-to-earnings multiple. that would be a nice price. i don't think it would shock anybody. people would make money. an article in "wall street journal" how insiders could be selling, can sell. like more supply. don't want things to pop over $80. then you start getting into the comparisons of previous years. it would be relative to the others, it would be decent. baidu is roughly at that level. people have no problem paying for baidu. >> you don't think it's opening as low as $80 do you? >> i don't wanted $100. $90 would be bad. $100 would be a disaster. can't have $100. i would say the's a disaster. you can justify $100 using some of the multiples of some of the more expensive stocks. you can stretch it and say if earnings are going to be higher than people think, that is a facebook multiple. you don't want it to start there. if it starts at $100, it's probably going to go down and make people angry. >> we'll

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to to tell people be wary of what you get here in media even for me i mean i used to write for jim cramer so. yeah you have to be careful and be as low as possible is hard work is possible you have to do your own research and homework and understand that things can go wrong this is wall street the markets always have a new way to make a fool out of you and so caution is always warranted not bold moves it's a business it's a business you know and businesses go well i think about it sometimes the sexy money is at the end sexy company is going to hate it we think smart now i understand people like george soros they have to file this thirteen f. thirteen f. and i want to tie. about this it's a major document basically that highlights the changes in their portfolio existentially now how can someone like me use this kind of information because basically what his thirteen have said it was very bearish signals the meal is sane so how can i use information looking at his bearish thirteen at that and invest myself once a quarter around the middle of the quarter all the thirteen f's come out i downl

. >> jim cramer's book is on the site, ripped off, and, yeah, it's going for a dollar. >> his is going a dollar. well, now my feelings are hurt. thank you for joining us. appreciate that story. >> all right. when we come back this morning, we do have a special "squawk box" event, twoours with power players peter thiel. bet big on facebook, now an author and he's the guest host from alibaba, apple, and beyond. it's all coming up here on "squawk." new car smell and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all of a new chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac - with no limits. so every time you use it, you're not just shopping for goods. you're shopping for something great. learn more at buypowercard.com so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gig

i'm jim faber with jim cramer. apple is hosting a big event today and is expected to unveil a new iphone among other much-awaited products. we are set up what may be a slightly lower open. let's get to the road map. it starts with phone. wallets, watches, apple's event kicks off in just a few hours. full coverage of what we will see, what it means for apple stock price hovering just shy of $100 a share. buy organic. general mills buy annie's for about $800 a share. mcdonald's sales down almost 4% worldwide. shares continue to struggle. let's get to carl who 0 is in california awaiting that apple event. >> david, thanks a lot. you guys and me, we've been through a lot of apple launches together. there are a couple of different things about this one today. first one is the i watch has been relatively leak-proof by most apple standards. the other difference is the venue. this is where steve jobs unveiled the mac 30 years ago. a watch would be tim cook's new product category as ceo. apple clearly believes there is some

. >> jim cramer says there is a new ad for uggs this week featuring tom and his family, a rescue dog.s it's fantastic and pulls at the heartstrings. >> thank you, tom brady. bob will be with us and you're helping cnbc out today by being on with us. >> i don't know about that. >> you are. i'll tell you. >> nice to be part of the family. >> you are. >> you absolutely are. >> we want you to be a bigger part. we love you, bob. we do. >> we should say also you have no problem with tailgating at the gillette stadium as long as they hit patriot place. we'll check out the ultimate vehicle for the serious tailgater with bucks in their pocket. robert frank takes us through the bells and whistles later this hour. we'll be right back as we count down to the jobs report. cute little guy, huh? this guy could take down your entire company. stay with me. on thursday a hamster video goes online. on friday it goes viral - a network choking phenomenon. why do you care? he's on the same cloud as your business. the more hits he gets, the slower your business may get. do you want to share your cloud with a

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jim cramer joins us now. are we going to remember what apple says today or are we going to remember how this whole ali babba thing plays out. they are both big events, don't you think? >> i think it's going to be ali babba. a lot of what happens with apple is a new device for developers to do things on. we don't find out what they are going to do with it. a watch isn't about the watch, it's about what the developers do. you unveil that. we don't know why we would want to see it and have it until other guys develop it. alibaba, as yahoo sneaks up, it's beginning to feel that it's another facebook and the public is involved. we'll have more with david faber. alibaba, if it's the beginning of a drop box, air b&b, the market will be overwhelmed with supply. it could mark a short-term peak in the market. >> it could indeed. for apple to double versus alibaba doubling, we've got no time, jim. >> no problem. >> we never have enough. thanks, jim. see you in a few minutes. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance t

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and john faber. the two-day fed meeting begins. alibaba upping its range. the bookses could today as the jack mott tour hits singapore. >> futures fall. the nasdaq suffered its largest one-day drop in 2 1/2 months yesterday. >> apple moving lower down over a percent. some new reports say the new iphone will not be available in china any time soon. >> with equity markets near record highs, companies buying back their own stock at record rates. humana, a $2 million plan just the latest of many. >>> ingalibaba taking another s in what could be the biggest ipo in world history. increasing its range from $66 to $68 a share, up from $60 to $66. that would raise $28 billion at the top of that range with potential to expand 25 million if they exercise the option to buy more stock to satisfy demand. you were so early on saying we would feel the effects before it ever came to the tape. >> thank you. >> i assume large degree that's what yesterday was about. >> a lot of friday growth selling. a lot of nasdaq underperformers. facebook, $200 bil

call me or tweet me @jim cramer. in four decades of investing, rarely a day a care about an event tomorrow, ali baba. while today's market gained 109 points, nasdaq jumping 6.8% t. real story is tomorrow it can be projectilesed at $68 a share tonight a. very good price for those able to get stock on the deal a. very good one, indeed. to you, for days now, i have been hearing about how bad ali baba's ipo could be for the stockmarket. i hear that it's overvalued. sell, sell, sell! >> that it's too high. >> sell, sell, sell! >> that it has omake ownership. >> sell, sell, sell! >> of course it's a sign of a on the. >> sell, sell, sell. >> the house of pain! >> so i thought i'd adjust these negatives head on tonight and say if you hate baseball, if you hate twitter, linkedin, google, j. d.com because you think they're ridiculously expensive at the height of absurdity. you should love, not hate, but love ali baba. even ali baba opens at $8 a share. could still be a -- buy, buy, buy! it may be a buy even a couple points nor

other stuff. >> some restricted stock could go up. >> exactly. >> down not new york stock exchange, jim cramer us now, i don't know -- now, cramer, i think, might have -- i never really thought we were at risk with the cloud, jim, huh? got any -- just wearing the beard, that's it? >> i don't use icloud to store things. >> he didn't say no, did he? >> the other thing that, you know, for me and andrew, you have to be a celebrity to have someone interested in you, and i think you qualify there as well. >> what kind of passwords, i mean, i have to admit, mine is complex. >> mine is too. >> it is complex because it's hacked so many times. you have to do a huge number permutations to get mine, not that you are interested in doing it. >> dollar general, following? andrew had news on that. >> to tell you the truth, i thought the interview was big because the drugs -- these are multibillion dollar drugs that get announced, people forget them, and then the numbers, and the fact is, there's a head start. this is a $400 stock right now. you're right. when you ask, where was it? come up with the mac cue la

right here, i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. >> tonight on the profit...ide sweet pete's, a confectionary shop whose candy-obsessed owner has created a huge variety of sweets. >> that's the caramel. >> that is good. but with a horrible location... part of location is having foot traffic. and i don't see that here. a partnership gone bad... >> i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. >> and an outdated kitchen that won't allow him to keep up with demand... there is a limit to the output, and you're the limit. if i can't turn this business around... >> i don't see how i can go forward. >> sweet pete's will come to a bitter end. >> you guys misrepresent my integrity. >> no, i'm calling you out on-- >> i'm sorry. >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. >> we made $10,000 together. >> i make tough decisions... we'll change the recipes. >> i mean, that would be the last

>> boo-yah, jim cramer? >> boo-yah. >> i'm sitting on a boat load of rfmd and you'll have to ring the register a leader. it's been a good merger, but you know what? all good things come to a pause. how about andrew in maryland? andrew! >> mr. cramer, the professor himself. how are you, sir? >> class is in session, how can i help? >> my question for you, sir is concerning pa, cobalt holdings. >> no. every time i've gotten involved with a latin american airline it's hurt us. remember, i will reiterate it's southwest and spirit and amr, i don't mind that one at all and i like delta and united continental and i'm not going down to copa airlines because i don't want to -- >> don't buy, don't buy. >> if i could be more clear, i don't know how. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >>> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... ar

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. >> our own jim cramer responded to thiele a little later on. here is what jim had to say. >> i did not like those comments. i'll be honest. i think anthony know nodo is the best america has to offer by the way. army ranger. you don't get to be a ranger by being a joker. >> referring to the cfo of twitter. and thiele had other comments. he'll put a dollar in google before apple. and twitter was ethically. >> maybe he thought the west coast hadn't woken up yet. i don't know. early twitter investor tweeted this morning, i never met peter but he is so nasty and silly and wrong. no doubt controversy to face when he goes back. >> i think he was trying to to be funny. in california there is so much pot being smoked that maybe it was an endearing reference. you can smell it. trust me. but twitter has had a history of the management troubles. . he said costela was brought in to be an adult so to speak. >> and he also said i don't think twitter could do much better than costello. >> there was a piece saying costello was almost fired. and then it was kind

. >> caller: hey i'm happy to speak with you jim cramer. >> i am with you. what's happening? >>. >> caller: my stock is stkl. >> i like them. don't forget still my favorites are the hain and whiteway. corporalen ecarmen in new jers >>> booyah. a question about lit owe automotive. the company i work for was just acquired. and they are offering us the stock at the discounted rate. what do you think? >> i don't know. i saw the -- i didn't like the numbers from car max today. i'm going to have to do redo of this whole industry. i got to reserve judgment on that. let me tell you. nick in california. >> caller: i'm calling about the oil sector. dnr. >> all the independents are going to come down until oil stabilizes. we've been urging patience before we put more noun work in the group but it will work. al. >> caller: yes? >> you're up. >> caller: oh i'm on. booyah. >> booyah back at you. >> caller: first, thank you for your program. you are always wonderful. >> you're very nice. thank you. thank you. >> caller: and beside, keep on writing those book, man. >> i will. thank you very

don't go anywhere, "mad money" with with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- toake you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's 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." i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain, but educate and teach you about the market. call me, or, of course, tweet me. you look at the charts like i do, study the fundamentals like i do, and you get the same

jim cramer has been a huge proponent of sand. he is actually right on that one. this is important because if the fracking industry starts moving away from ceramics which is a very expensive product which is a huge premium to sand you end up with a company that has to spin its story another way. i think that is what you will start seeing now. >> lay it on the line. herbal life down again. do you believe that bill acman will ultimately be proven correct in the $0. will he profit on this trade? he is headed there. he might have bought puts a couple of months ago and he is already in the black. >> here is what i know. a week ago avon said we are giving up our membership in the direct selling association. they are doing that because they want to separate themselves from what they fear could happen as a result of what may happen if regulators if do something with herbal life. so i'm not going to -- what i'm going to say is when it is said and done new rules and regs will reset what is going on. >> we can see down 46% year to date. thank you very much. >> where does isi

call me or tweet me@jim cramer. we've got an amazing acquisition i situation brewing here with this ali baba ipo. and it's the cause of today's weird action, where the dow actually gained 44 points. the s&p declined .23w0u6r789s tech play nasdaq got hammered. finishing off 1.07%. down much more, because as i have been telling you for weeks and i have been worried for weeks and i've made it clear to you again and again, fund managers are going to sell, sell, sell, all those stocks, including many of your favorite tech names in order to raise money to buy ali baba, the day it comes public, no matter what the price, including the higher 66 to $68 range announced tonight or maybe even higher. you see the stock of the chinese ecommerce tighten even at the seemingly lofty levels will still be very cheap, not just a revenue clip but on actual earnings growth, making ali baba a better investment than just about every other large capitalization stock out there that these managers hold. so it will be a magnet for huge funds t

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it was off to the cnbc set to speak with jim cramer. was by far the most entertaining, engaging and informative interview you will see all day long on any network. here is a look at the highlights. >> i believe that customer, shareholder number three. today what we is the trust from the people. i have been thinking about next five ten years how i can make sure the shareholders will be happy and the very important things is to make these guys, people standing there, if they are successful we are all happy. that is what i believe. >> this is a great american story that is a chinese story. who are one of your heroes? >> who are my heroes? >> yes. >> i got my dream from america 15 years ago when i came to america and visited silicon valley. i saw the road was full of cars and the buildings and loigs. that is the passion. and the hero i had is forrest gump. 14 years ago -- >> box of chocolates. >> you know he is a fictional character. >> i have been watching that movie for about ten times. every time i am frustrated i watch the movie. i watc

some advice from jim cramer last night on "mad money." >> dodge the considerable manage that the fed has to put a timeframe. any strategy that puts us on a course without paying attention to data i think is full of problems. >> joining me here is head of the u.s. intrinsic value equity team. good to see you gentlemen. tom, i think you probably would agree with jim in terms of clarifying the language and taking things out and how does that give you guidance for what the market is going to do ahead? >> i think it is a slippery slope to try to anticipate the path from 0. as an equity investor the opportunities are idiosyncratic. in some sectors financials are impacted by the path. a lot of other areas, health care, technology i don't think are as dependent. >> would you agree with that? where are you putting money to work? last time i talked to you you did see value in this market. >> thank you, sue. we do agree with what tom just said. by the way, i know tom from a previous work life. so we do agree with what he just said. the fed will largely remain accommodative. that doesn't necessa

>> caller: jim, the most entertaining way to learn about wall street is jim cramer. >> that's the plani gave a talk at nj pac and i'm thrilled. how can i help? >> caller: how much do you love fnfg? >> what is it, eight bucks now? that is too darn cheap. i think you buy it, maybe ahead of citizens finance. fnfg is for me. agnes in florida. agnes? >> caller: yes, jim, thank you for taking my call. i want to know what your feelings are on nee. hold or fold? >> that's a growth utility company. it's very good. juneau beach, i have new buddies staying with me. i think that stock at 3% with a good growth pattern is good. not as good as dominion and i'll take letter d over it. ladies and gentlemen, that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> remember in wh2007 when i sd the fed knew nothing. >> they know nothing! [ various languages ] news flash. the federal reserve is run by intelligent people who make judgments based on the facts. >> caller: booyah, jim, this is jerry. i'm the caller from philly. thanks to the best looking man on tv. >> caller: booyah, boo-boo. i like the miguel tote.

stephanie link is portfolio manager for jim cramer's charitable trust. >> mike murphy of rose cliff capital. >> josh brown. and joe tear terra nova. we begin with oil's lack of energy lately and the ripple effects for investors. today crude nearing $90 barrel. that's the lowest it's been in some 16 months. that slide taking a number of big-name stocks with it, could be one of the reasons the overall market is under some pressure today. let's get to the center of the action, allen nukman with bar chart bull's eye options is at cme. $90, is that the line in the sand right now? >> try to make it simple, the market is trading the last five years between $65 and $115. $9 is the mid-point support. you have to look at things on a weekly basis. there's a lot of volatility in the oil market. it's important to look at things on a longer-term basis. this is an area of support to look at. i think looking at eem, the emerging markets, have taken off. it was a worry in the spring. think there's still a sign of overall strength. and there's a high correlation between the stock market and xle, the energy s

this is going to be less under the radar because jim cramer, our own guy, the mad man, mentioned it last. blackhawk networks with prepaid cards and spun off of safeway and he likes the growth rate versus the current valuation. 18 and a half times multiple and blackhawk networks, hawk up 7%. so, you know, jim making a dent there. all right. >>> there is one stock that may embody the current stock market overall more than any other and not apple or google. it is not a name you probably know. it is beauty company coty makers of playboy performs and jeans. why coty? two smart analysts see wildly different things of this company. one positive, one negative. like the entire stock market. bull and very bear case. let's bring in linda bolten riley and stephanie wysinc with coverage of an outperform rating. linda, first i'm going to start with you. why negative on coty? >> well, i've been following the stock since it came public last year and had a neutral rating and rising to where it is now in december and within a slight valuation difference relative to estee lauder, i had to go to a sell. the

stephanie link co-portfolio of jim cramer's trust. option munster and josh brown of rit holtz wealth management. we could begin with the biggest ipo, alibaba set to post on thursday, trade on friday and new developments breaking about the pricing. kayla tausche has been the one doing the breaking. and she joins us live right now with the latest. kayla? >> she's getting ready but her reportin

stephanie link co-portfolio of jim cramer's trust. pete najarian option munster and josh brown of rit holtz wealth management. we could begin with the biggest ipo, alibaba set to post on thursday, trade on friday and new developments breaking about the pricing. kayla tausche has been the one doing the breaking. and she joins us live right now with the latest. kayla? >> she's getting ready but her reporting says there's not going to be a seven handle, but they're going to raise the price. >> yeah. well this is all -- this was well orchestrated. the bankers know exactly what they're doing now. they've learned from twitter and facebook and this modern era. i think they have this kind of thing down to a science. this kind of orchestrated we're raising the price. >> people saying -- >> closing the books. >> they're still being conservative. even though they're raising the price still leaving money on the table. >> biggest ipo ever. >> revenue will grow 46%. gross merchandise volume 40%. mobile gross merchant volume 30%. three fold year ove