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catch the exclusive with marc benioff with jim cramer >>> 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. other people want to make friends. my job is to entertain and teach you. tweet me at jim cramer. what gives? how could monday be so horrendous for everything and the next day yield some winners? with the market largely bouncing back. the dow falling just 3 points. the s&p 500 inching up .02%. nasdaq advancing .50%. even as the fed seems eager to pull the trigger. on a june rate hike. it's simple. this market is in a see saw mode and that throws some stocks off while allowing others to come along for the ride. the possibility of the feds raising rates sooner rather than later. with the market all over the place today. i think it is important to do a little refresh better what drives these moves and what allows certain stocks to rally in a truly sub par moment. where it is a
catch the exclusive with marc benioff with jim cramer >>> 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. other people want to make friends. my job is to entertain and teach you. tweet me at jim cramer. what gives? how could monday be so horrendous for...
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. >> do not miss the full interview with marc benioff at the top of the hour on "mad money." mi mike, what are you seeing? >> we saw really interesting trade earlier today in the qqq. specifically what we saw was an august 109 caller. somebody sold 16,000 of the august 109 calls. they collected just over $2 for that. then they spent $1 apiece to buy 34,000 of the august 10196 put spreads, creating this ratio put spread caller. what's interesting is if you had a quarter of a billion worth of stock and you want to hedge it, you could ensure you get your protection down to 96, which is a decline of about 10% and still preserve a little bit of your upside. >> mike, thank you for that. in austin. full show friday at 5:30 p.m. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a st
. >> do not miss the full interview with marc benioff at the top of the hour on "mad money." mi mike, what are you seeing? >> we saw really interesting trade earlier today in the qqq. specifically what we saw was an august 109 caller. somebody sold 16,000 of the august 109 calls. they collected just over $2 for that. then they spent $1 apiece to buy 34,000 of the august 10196 put spreads, creating this ratio put spread caller. what's interesting is if you had a quarter of...
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marc benioff has been on the call trashing oracle and sap and how well salesforce has made their transitionis he right tackle >> this quarter has been truly impressive. microsoft did not have that good results. they talked about some slowdown in terms of tech spending. even their legacy cloud is missed, the sales cloud -- the growth for that accelerated in the quarter. overall, a very strong quarter for salesforce.com. emily: salesforce still struggles to turn a profit. how big of a problem is that? >> the margins have been going up. this quarter, they were of close to 288 basis points, and that is a very big deal because it leads to a lot more operating cash flow. on and they reduce the spending on sales and marketing as a percentage of revenue, you should see further marginal expansion. both so muchyou for joining us. tomorrow, do not miss cisco ceo "bloomberg go." tesla shares barely budging after the company announced a $2 billion public offering. the electric carmaker will sell about $1.4 billion worth of stock. the rest will be sold by ceo elon musk? why now? on the last earnings call
marc benioff has been on the call trashing oracle and sap and how well salesforce has made their transitionis he right tackle >> this quarter has been truly impressive. microsoft did not have that good results. they talked about some slowdown in terms of tech spending. even their legacy cloud is missed, the sales cloud -- the growth for that accelerated in the quarter. overall, a very strong quarter for salesforce.com. emily: salesforce still struggles to turn a profit. how big of a...
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those are the two customers that marc benioff spoke about when we spoke with him last night. it's what they do best. that's how you blow away the numbers. that and snagging a gigantic u.s. government contract. because those customers are voters. and what do you do when you need the paper? you call sales force.com. so many fund managers gave up on cisco because it was a slow to no grower. it was not a boring old hardware company but a subscription company that also sells hardware. something that was made clear this morning with i interviewed him on squawk on the street. mt. company who live in the cloud and have to worry about data organization, data management and most important, security. for ages i heard that this networking giant was sleeping as soundly as walmart was when amazon walked all over it. the $63 billion, makes cisco the stock, the cheapest of all the big tech growth name even after today's gains. what else? how about monsanto? it has received an enormous takeover from german kept king buyer. for an undetermined amount. certainly more than it was selling for. th
those are the two customers that marc benioff spoke about when we spoke with him last night. it's what they do best. that's how you blow away the numbers. that and snagging a gigantic u.s. government contract. because those customers are voters. and what do you do when you need the paper? you call sales force.com. so many fund managers gave up on cisco because it was a slow to no grower. it was not a boring old hardware company but a subscription company that also sells hardware. something that...
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i did this interview with marc benioff last week where he put to rest the idea that he was going to sellhe company. >> did he put that to rest? >> yes. >> and the article comes out the next day that can cramer makes benioff. i had a raspy voice that day. mark did not answer it. i had to answer it again after the tea. the first answer was ambiguous. i couldn't talk. i shouldn't have been at work. i should have been at home and i should have been having chicken soup and my wife should have -- because of that they said it was a sell. everyone else made tens of thousands and i got a hack. you think i'm a good businessman? i'm an idiot. >> you were an idiot on that one. >> you didn't have to verify that. >> you could still be getting residual checks. i get them on wall street, too. >> if they had made it with louis c.k., i would have gone into it. >> take a look on futures. looks like they we are at least going to start off with another positive session. more "squawk on the street" right after this. everybody knows that business today is built on data. the thing is, most businesses aren't get
i did this interview with marc benioff last week where he put to rest the idea that he was going to sellhe company. >> did he put that to rest? >> yes. >> and the article comes out the next day that can cramer makes benioff. i had a raspy voice that day. mark did not answer it. i had to answer it again after the tea. the first answer was ambiguous. i couldn't talk. i shouldn't have been at work. i should have been at home and i should have been having chicken soup and my wife...
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. >> and sales force ceo marc benioff tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> tesla here. phil lebeau.arnings. what's happening? >> it is not anticipated in terms of breaking news but it was anticipated by the market. tesla announcing that it will be having a secondary stock offering. totaling two billion dollars. not two billion in shares. but two billion dollars that will be raised. that money will go towards funding the expansion to build the model three. improve the production, ramp up the production for the model 3. those $2 billion. 1.4 will come from shares being sold by tesla, the company. the remaining $600 million will come from shares being sold by elon musk. part of the shares from him are tied in with him exercising an option, stock options from 2009 that expire next year. those stock option, 5 and a half million shares, he's now exercising them. and tesla's secondary stock offering. we don't have a price yet on the shares. but the goal is to raise $2 billion and that will go towards model 3 expansion and production ramp and shares of tesla. as you would expect any time yo
. >> and sales force ceo marc benioff tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> tesla here. phil lebeau.arnings. what's happening? >> it is not anticipated in terms of breaking news but it was anticipated by the market. tesla announcing that it will be having a secondary stock offering. totaling two billion dollars. not two billion in shares. but two billion dollars that will be raised. that money will go towards funding the expansion to build the model three. improve the...
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. >> marc benioff?tual reality read the paper and walk around with a headset. this is newspapers. gannett is the only guy who knows how to make money in that business. i try to get him a job at the sacramento bee, how they doing? how is that chain doing? >> i know. i know. >> they were eight. >> the graveyard -- >> that was the greatest sale ever done $60 a share. oh, my god, tony ritter if he's out there somewhere he's got to be happy. >> newspapers are their own worst enemy. >> even buffett this week acknowledged, i think the quote was, we can't crack the code. >> had to put this fellow on the wall of shame, i saw buffett -- remember when they were all single, the "new york times," the daily news. >> news corp. >> this week we have enterprise wise crm hits an all-time high. >> adobe. >> yes. but western digital guidance with sandisk is disappointing. >> but the stock was up big ahead of that meeting. and i see this flash memory is all part of what's good -- go over what meg whitman did. the good stuff
. >> marc benioff?tual reality read the paper and walk around with a headset. this is newspapers. gannett is the only guy who knows how to make money in that business. i try to get him a job at the sacramento bee, how they doing? how is that chain doing? >> i know. i know. >> they were eight. >> the graveyard -- >> that was the greatest sale ever done $60 a share. oh, my god, tony ritter if he's out there somewhere he's got to be happy. >> newspapers are...