this is a terrific opportunity to buy kimberly-clark. thank you very much. >> thank you, jim. >> guys, kmb, you get it one day down i get but a second day down. tomorrow i think kimberly bottoms. i want you in there buying some kimberly. it's too good a stock to be down this much. mad money will be back. >> it is time for the lightning ground. >> and then the lightning round is over. are you ready? time for the lightning round. i'll start with roy in massachusetts, roy. >> caller: jim, a big booyah to you. >> same back at you, roy. what's going on? >> caller: this about sales coming into the u.s. what about underarmor? is it a buy? >> i want to invest in under armour and not trade it. a lot of guys are in and out and in and out. the stock had a big spike but it does come down with any general market decline. that's when i want you to pounce. i have to tell you, i think kevin plank is a genius. he's up about nike. it's very tough. you have until february 4th before they report. if you get a decline buy. virginia in ohio. >> caller: cramer

how often do you get such a great chance to buy a high quality name like kimberly clark, the purchase in the open stark that will last ten years? of course you can always buy the stock in the company that didn't even blow it and didn't whine about how it hurt its business. honeywell didn't need to give you a strong dollar beat the numbers, 3 m the same way, that stock was being crushed at one point. how wrong was that? same with united technologies that fell to $115 on a headline like this just saying the guidance was bad. but if you actually took the time to listen to the incredibly good conference call you would have heard they were not really focused on the dollar but on winning, not whining, winning new business from other companies. taking shares taking names, taking no prisoners, like the old united technology products of old. i thought who is this greg hayes? this new ceo, i have to meet that guy. now it looks like app didn't do any whining, they just sold more iphones than anybody else and rallied after hours. yahoo! didn't need the numbers either. just came off a strong aliba

i would lump kimberly-clark and p and g. they're both good stock. i'm not that happy with how much j & j has been working. same with mcdonald's. so we have one consumer package. we're getting rid of another. we've got 3m. diversified striflindustrial. and you know what i want to add? let's do disney. disney would take the place and give us a disney play. let's go to mike in nebraska. mike mike mike. >> caller: hello, jim. >> mike. >> caller: my five stocks are union pacific union. >> let's see what we have here. we've got a rail and maybe the best rail. altria tobacco company. airlines, southwest, apple technology. don't trade it. just own it. and alibaba group. i'm putting that as a speculative. that's a speck, okay? that trades with netflix. speculative, rail tobacco, tech, airline. i like it! ken in georgia. ken. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah, ken. >> caller: first-time caller. i would like to commend you and your staff on such an educational program. >> thank you, man. that's what we're trying to do. we're trying to illuminate. let'

kimberly-clark, all in the red. story that has the stock -- >> you have research putting up great numbers. applied materials putting up great numbers. you wonder what the heck? i don't know. i have to tell you, they are -- they just told you how great things were not that long ago. i'm tempted to believe in the company rather than run from it. good yield, they've done a lot of things for shareholders. let's take a look before we damn these guys with negative because they've been a very well-run company. >> as we said, talk to howard schultz of star bucks in 30 minutes. the second biggest gainer with 5% gain at the opening. >> if you read red lines, revenues miss, this is a conference call story, the conference call i told you a great play well orchestrated play. and howard schultz delivered on every single front. shanghai, the most starbucks in a word shanghai. shanghai shanghai. >> shanghai. huge chinese story. >> remember what schultz did, other guys had troubles in china. when he goes over he invites families mom

safe dividends like kimberly clark or clorox had terrific returns. don't sell them just because they seem expensive. starbucks with its roast and disney with "frozen" and cvs with the decision to go away with cigarettes and costco and home depot with its .com reinvention. as they were thrown to the wolves today and were at various times last year too. i call it opportunity. don't think of bioteches as one-trick ponies. they develop drugs far field from the franchises and that the the apockk a pock -- epoch lips. it moved up. they paid for the hepatitis c grudge. later you'll hear from isis isispharma, one that got j and j's backing worth $835 million. isis rallied more than any stock finished with a 10% gain. lesson eight, all dogs can learn new tricks and in 2014 the best reformers were the utilities, the transports chiefly the airlines. utilities benefitted from lower rates and power consumption because things are getting better. why else would they pull away that offered big dividends but fighting price wars? the airlines changed, merged stop the

coming up on "mad money" cramer has an exclusive with ceo from kimberly-clark.ill bite into the coming shake shack ipo. does it have ingredients for success. all of that and much more ahead on "mad money". >> it is time for the final trade. let's go around the horn. >> earnings out of the way. look back at citibank. long. >> i think the financials are troubled here. i would sell xl. >> michael kors i like it. >> great job by walgreen's boot alliance. >> great job by you. >> thanks guys. get home safe. catch >>> my mission is simple, to make 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, welcome to cramerica. i'm just trying to make you a little bit of money here. my job isn't just to entertain but put it in context. tweet me at jim cramer. is the market healthy or is it sick? does it have a pulse, or is it just lurching back and forth like

kimberly-clark coming out with numbers that weren't too good, ups down about $10.50, $11 -- lori: yeahe dollar/euro cross is about 1.12 right now, that is incredibly low. multiyear low versus the greenback. charles, curious if the greek election this sunday is also adding to the bearishness here in the last hour? >> i think it is. i think it's adding a little uncertainty, what you had happen with the swiss, and, you know, thoughts that you're going to see more leftist governments in some of these european countries that have racked up the most amount of debt. it'll be interesting to see what happens over the weekend. all in all, i think the market over the week has done a good job of climbing the wall of worry. i i think they're taking a little bit of profit taking today. lori: peter, we heard liz claman talking about so much of the davos participants leaving to attend the funeral of the saudi arabian king who passed away. we did see some instability with the price of oil, that seems to have settled though. what is your reaction to where oil prices are because that, of course, is off i

kimberly clark on. venezuela, a nightmare.if you're a ceo, you're being challenged on something that you're not used to being challenged. keep that in mind. granger, canada. i mean, really? but it's a great company. i would never bet against them. >> your point is well-taken. getting back to currencies which really are very important right now overall if you're thinking about -- whatever you're thinking about when it comes to financial markets. >> restaurants. >> domestic. >> jack in the box. >> benefit from the fall in gas prices as well. we haven't even talked about oil this morning. >> we've got plenty of stuff there. >> we'll get to that and a lot of other movers this morning including the firing of pamattel's ceo. >> sinclair's coming in. he's from pepsi. pepsi co, i'm sorry. >> the opening bell five minutes from now. vote on twitter for your chance to win a mercedes-benz big race viewing party. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunitie

we heard from kimberly-clark, the big rival. fx is the story.hat stronger dollar is certainly hurting as well as weaker prospects overseas. still, png has been an out performer. not a fan. >> not a fan. volumes are not growing. organic growth is not growing. the one positive. lower oil prices should help them. >> we'll see. they're also restructuring. all right, ladies. thank you very much for the earnings squad. brooirn, back to you. >> >>. >> you got some great guests coming up. >> and that's my chief claim to fame. thank you very much. i know when to get out of town. it's 72 degrees here in florida. 2,000 professionals trying to figure out how to invest money for their clients. this is the biggest etf conference in the world. let me ask you a question. would you allow a computer program to pick your stocks and etf's? i wouldn't, but apparently a lot of people are. adam nash is joining us right now. is he with wells front. this is a guy who has figured out a way to ought mate what kind of stocks and etf's you want to be investing in. explain h

. >> yeah, but you take a company like kimberly-clark, kmb, great company, but the margins came in softerwn 6%. it had to do, yes, top line -- charles: that was a strong dollar disaster. i was in it. we were up 10%, we got out only up 4%, but i got out because i shifted to a company with more exposure in america. what do you make of these earnings? >> apple's reporting out on tuesday, that's something i'm really looking at. we -- the company that had okay holiday -- charles: let me ask you before you go to apple, has there been a retailer that's really stood out so far this earnings season? >> you know, not so far, no. not so far. everyone is -- because a lot of them guided down, and everyone was sort of anticipating that, and they're either making those estimates, orr they're missing which is a little bit -- charles: but we keep hearing, susan, sooner or later the consumer's going to the take that $50 billion that they had last month and the $70 billion this quarter, and it's going to find its way into the economy. >> i tell you what, that's what they keep saying, right? but for small bu

that trolley has been housed for the last 10 years on kimberly clark's property.been acquired by the chester historic preservation committee and today they helped move it to the third presbyterian charge on ninth street. >> and we are buzzing and of course we love kevin hart. i give you more reason to love him when we come right back. >> ♪♪ >> it is time now for the buzz. jenkintown's own bradley cooper is already making his next move fresh off his third straight oscar nomination. cooper is opting for the stage. he's already starring in the elephant man on broadway where he's gotten rave reviews and now he's taking the show to london. cooper will perform from may through august overseas. his current broadway show will close a day earlier than planned since cooper won't be there for the last performance. of course that's because he'll be at the oscars instead and of course we are pulling for him. >>> the sundance film festival opened last night and there is already buzz around a lot of the movies scheduled to be screened. first up, last night was the bronze, a come

friday general electric, mcdonald's and kimberly clark.'s focus on today's after the bell reports. like i said, ibm and netflix both big reports out. ibm a huge focus on what's going to happen with the cloud business, their services business. also netflix, because of the subscribers, right. and just right now, at least at current check, td ameritrade's price or systems are showing that options traders are pricing in about a near 4% swing up or down for ibm shares on the heels of earnings. netflix is even greater. we're talking ability a 10 to 11% move up or down in terms of swing for netflix shares op the heels of the earnings report. back to you. >> thanks. >>> let's talk about the netflix deal. we had an analyst, well respected guy, on last week, who suggested, scott devist, who suggested while he's still bullish on the stock, buy rating on it f they miss their subs again you could have a 10 to 15% move coun in the stock price. is that stock a buy today? or is it a wait? a wait and see? >> if you've got guts it's a buy today. if -- becau

kimberly clark is stuck. 3%, done want to go down a lot.at. >> we'll see you tomorrow hopefully downtown. >> yes. >> across the bridge. >> i'm going to stay at four seasons englewood cliffs otherwise. >> breaking news on consumer confidence, new home sales. take a look at markets. dow down 300. we'll talk to rick and see what you think of microsoft down almost 10% in a moment. welcome back to showdown! i'm jerry rice here discussing the big race between the tortoise and the hare. my guest is stephanie branton. jerry, i'm going bunny. shocker. not really. you see, the hare's "thoracic limbs" allow for greater extension and elongated strides. look for the hare to leverage this advantage. ok. >>> good tuesday morning, welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber. simon hobbs in los angeles today. >> lucky. >> america's lodging investment summit talking with virgin america president and ceo david curb in a moment. the real storm ms not about snow it's about strong earnings, miss in durables and the d

kimberly clark moving lower as well. the personal consumer products maker gave a disappointing outlook for 2015. those shares down by 6%. lululemon rose after jpmorgan upgraded the fitness apparel apparelmaker to overweight from neutral. and we're going to end with go pro gaining ground after signing an agreement with the national hockey league that will allow fans to watch hockey from a players' perspective. kelly, bill the nhl and go pro looking to make things more exciting for hockey fans around america. >> that's fascinating. shares up 7%. stocks generally trying to post gains this week but it's been a wild start to the year. my next guest says there's a lot of pessimism still out there that could create an opportunity for investors. >> let's bring in adam parker chief u.s. equity strategist at morgan stanley. happy new year. >> happy new year to you, too. >> so first of all what do you make of this stutter step that we've had at the beginning of the year here? does it feel like it is bottoming pattern or a topping p

kimberly-clark, down from 119 to 109 in a straight line i felt not great quart, similar to what proctor's the dividend is yield is buy backs respect i don't think proctor is a horrendous number i don't. the problem is we want to hide in something that will make numbers and suddenly proctor revises numbers down that's not so good which makes me come back to look at banks, look at domestic banks. they turn out to be winners. we got to circle back. wells fargo, started out earnings season a great number. you want to be in the united states companies or take a look at companies again, go back to what reported and recognize we'd had good quarters last week that nobody thought were good quarters if you didn't have currency, you saw good numbers. >> let me throw one more at you, microsoft, we didn't get a chance to talk about the numbers after the bell. i know you did on "mad money" but a different situation. >> microsoft is a tale of two cities. the quarter wasn't so bad. when you listen to the conference call very downbeat and when you lose all of the analysts you say, it's going back -- if it