micron is up 5%, on better than expected revenues. >> quarter was great. gross margins, better than street was looking for. revenues up 24% quarter over quarter. that's a pretty solid quarter. regis, ahead of his time. >> ahead of his time, a couple years. let's talk internet stocks. soaring, will they continue their run? who will be the last one to stand out? let's bring in mark. great to see you in person. >> great to see you. >> this is relatively new position for you. so you're initiating coverage on a lot of them. what struck me, is that everything seemed to be an outperformer or sector perform which doesn't make much sense, because there's not goodbye underperformers in your sector. do you have those? >> we do. but i like to stick with the positive calls. positive calls would be google first, price line second. throw the really controversial name in there, netflix third. >> so what's the next catalyst higher for the stock? >> the sub numbers. this is at hbo levels. they get 35 million, 45 million u.s. subs, this is a different business model, you'll

. >>> after nike micron was the second best performer in the s&p. it reported a huge jump in the sales of memory chips. and the company is expecting another double digit revenue increase. micron shares closed at $10. >>> and tiffany shares rose even though earnings grew modestly. tiffany maintained the full year guidance saying pace of growth would pick up with asia leading the increases. shares closed up more than 1.5% at $69.23. at the other end darden restaurants reported earnings in line with analysts. darden operates olive garden, red lobster and said customers were impacted by higher gasoline prices. shares closed at a gain of about 1 1/3%. >>> he says stocks will pick up in july. chief equity strategist. let's talk about july. what's the catalyst for a pickup in the market? >> well, from an economic standpoint the economy has been relatively shruggish. fourth quarter was barely positive. to some degree hurricane sandy has been taking half a percent or so out of growth. as we get into the spring months that will result in an economic pick up b

>> i sold some micron. i sold half my position. >> did you take advice from regis philbin? >> yes, i did! i'm not sure that he sold any but it's acrazy thing, you have to do it. >> wow. is regis inside of your body? >> something came out of me. >> that was an exorcism. amazing. >> all right, guy. >> hi there. >> right next to you again. like old times. amgen. why do you ask? as steve points out, 70% of stocks are linked to the s&p. i'm not nearly as enthusiastic about a potential for a rally next week. so, i want to be into something that's not -- does not have the same link to the s&p. amgen is. new all-time high today. >> booikers? >> well, what b.k. thinks is that next week we might get that last rally. one thing the news this week told you is that domestic u.s. is the play to buy. buy iwm, domestic companies in the u.s. >> let's move on here. russia rebuffing cyprus's request for aid. will this derail the rally and will cyprus leave the eu? for more, let's bring in the president and chief investment officer of merck investments. great to speak with you. >> great to be w

. >> have you seen him imitate regis done micron? >> micron! the china recovery is on, but the weekend data is not good. eastbound though i think commodities have been -- it's relative value. the dollar is going higher. and a bit today. i like the story with grasso showing me some for sale on the bell. i think it's overdone. i like the valuation, love the management team. >> i completely take the other side. last week we debated. i think there's more room to the up side. when you look at what's really been propelling the market, financials number one hitting new highs, and the other is energy. i bring that up, because freeport mac has obviously with that acquisition that they have made, this name's now about 25% going towards the energy space. i think it will go higher. today 99,000 options traded on the call side alone. >> i look at -- >> not all commodities. copper owl and gas. but commodities don't seem like they're ready to go -- wouldn't you rather be -- i notice we did this last week and did it well. you're maybe it a one way call. >>> i

micron is on a tear.bsolutely on a tear, but that doesn't mean it's high quality merchandise. i think the modern man can take it to $12 where i want to -- sell, sell, sell! kentucky, carolyn! >> hi, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> i want to buy some stock in cbs care mart. what do you think? >> think that's a great idea. buy, buy, buy! >> the stock didn't go down and that's what i call power of positive thinking. >> let's go to jerry in texas, please. jerry! >> hi, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> no problem. >> i bought magic jack, ticker symbol call, and $18 last november and it's declined steadily and now trading at 14. should i hang in there or cut my losses now? >> you know thsh, this is one t haven't been able to figure out the business model well so i'll offer you a definitive don't buy, don't buy. >> i want to go to susan in california. susan. >> hi, jim, i have my grandkids here. say hi. >> hi. >> hi. >> we've been watching you since 2007. i have cummings for your recommendat

then he put the seed money into micron. anyway, long story, but it's worth making.ry, 2000 it hit $80 per share. cheryl: hello-a relationship. and looking at it. >> you lose interest. it looks like they're getting their act together. cheryl: $10. you like the numbers. i'm assuming there is more an international route story coming >> there is, but like the margins getting firmer. cheryl: and the earnings. >> the earnings came out. that is where we get this information. numbers were not impressive. the margins were somewhat impressive. cheryl: and need to see the earnings for the next quarter. on following your advice. >> chilly chasing it. you chase today's move and hopefully we will see it again and get a 12, $13 -- cheryl: how will the layman day trading career. >> well, -- cheryl: i've no idea. thank you. taxpaying getting you answers. we want to hear from you. tweet us your tax question. @foxbusiness #taxpain. an all-star panel is ready answer your questions. it will give you answers. survival is not a fun tax season coming up ten minutes from now. ♪ investor. ye

it is up 45% since december but we think a lot is baked into micron anded this made an -- and i thinkt is priced in as well so they have a slow down in pricing in second quarter and and maybe a second half play but i think you have time to take money off the table in both. >> you dislike coach. what would you do with them? >> yeah, so really our strategy is to invest in good quality high dividend paying stocks and vodofone and seagate fit these prom ters. vodofone owns 45% of verizon. it has better valuation and higher dividend yield. we think it is a good alternative to rverizon. seagate, very attractive for client strategies. our concern is with the payroll tax that toward the latter half of this year maybe the end of the third quarter, beginning of the fourth quarter, consumer discretion na discretionary will begin to underperform, like coach. until we can gauge the impact of the reintroduction of the 2% payroll tax. >> good point to make there. last word to you, art. at the top of the show, in terms of what is whipping th winning week, with the risk-on, so many companies with 52-w

stay on the micron train. >>> and who won the street fight, i wonder? according to twitter, i think it was tim. it was tim. it was tim. see you tomorrow, back here again at 5:00. meantime, stay right there. right now stay right there. "mad money," jim cramer starts right now. "mad money," jim cramer starts right now. >>> i'm jim cramer and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. firms are going to go out of business, and he is nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing. i always like to say there is a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain you but to try to coach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. somewhere along the line, the psychology shifted. somewhere along the line, it stopped feeling good to sell and started feeling loathsome and stupid. somewhere we developed sellers' remorse after a stock transaction. and we see it now every day, including today where

. >> let's hit unusual activity in micron.emi-conductor company popping after earnings. pete, what's the read here on the unusual activity that you're seeing? >> yesterday actually there was a huge amount of buying of the may 10 calls. 180,000 contracts total in micron trade yesterday. that's not necessarily totally unusual going into a number like they reported but when you look at where the calls were placed and you look at what they were performing like, 42 cents today trading 70 cents, now trading above that level. an 84% gain overnight. >> coming up on "the half," not so fast dr. j. it's your turn to manage a bearish bet gone bad. we're not talking about the shirt and tie combination either. >> this is a great shirt and tie combo. >> we trade it, four plays on four stocks. josb, halftime is back in two minutes. i'm a conservative investor. but that doesn't mean i don't want to make money. i love making money. i try to be smart with my investments. combo. combo. what's your plan? ishares. low cost and tax efficient. find o

i would have never paid up for micron. i'm trading a different strategy. >> but why are people continuing to pay up for dividend payers or utilities and not paying up for technology, maybe not a google, but larger technology trading at a discount to the overall market? >> or look at caterpillar today. the global economy is as strong as the stock market in general is suggesting, stocks like caterpillar should be soaring. copper should be soaring. it's not. so those are warning signs. but -- >> i don't think they're saying that the strength of the global economy. i think they're saying there is strength in different pockets of our economy. and our economy -- >> the s&p 500. >> yes, but we're shoving money into the equity market, but it's not a blanket anymore. it used to be up and down. >> well, that's not a great sign for the bull market. >> no, it's not a great sign. but i think you have a little more run in this market. it's going to be apparent. the only thing that sold this market off twice has been euro. >> right. >> i

and micron going up and-- >> gary b, bill or bear. >> i'm bearish, a little overbought right now. >> brenda: john your prediction. >> best buy turn around getting rave reviews, up. >> brenda: and toby. >> it's up 25% before it goes down 25%. >> brenda: jonas? >> okay. around word on street. bribing the tonight show to it move to new york city. the credit card-- >> bill or bear. >> letterman in new york-- >> and jay leno, and john ji carson and-- eil cavuto is up next. >> neil: the unions are starting to get loud, but is their message starting to get old? >> glad to have you, and over the top union protests. in michigan, they're mad about a right to work law that starts next week. and in washington, they're mad about all of the automatic spending cuts they say will get worse every week. but with right to work states adding more jobs and with many in the government looking to cut more spending, is it time tore unions to simply get with the program? charles payne, dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky, charlie gas pregas-- gasperino. >> and with the. >> i love the big raps. >> and communities

leaders this quarter, best buy, hewlett-packard, h&r block, and micron technology. netflix, though, comes in first by a long shot. up some 100%. and by the way, netflix is also the biggest gainer since the last market peak in 2007, up 730%. laggards in the benchmark gauge, cliffs natural resources, jcpenney, peabody energy, garmin, and u.s. steel. also a record high close for the dow, up 11% in the first quarter, its best showing since 1998. big gainers among the blue ships, american express, johnson & johnson, pfizer, only caterpillar and alcoa in the red. >> we were about two points away from it being the best quarter for the dow since 1987. so we don't have to worry about that 87 correlation anymore. >> thank goodness. >> first quarter certainly very good for stocks, but the question is will they still be a safe place to invest in the second quarter? scott rent thinks so, but walt zimmerman thinks the long-awaited pullback is coming sooner rather than later. good to see you both. thanks for joining us today. >> scott, why are equities still safe? we had an enormo

the s&p leader is the chipmaker micron. consumer staples is doing pretty well on this friday as well. also, closing out the week -- the best performer for the week. investors looking to be a little bit more defensive. even though it looks like wall street thinks there could be a deal of some sort. racing to meet a monday deadline from the ecb to avoid bankruptcy, more of that coming up in a little bit. let's get straight to the floor show. the new york stock exchange, cme group and then willis is in new york, and let's start with the nyse. what is on your mind? pretty optimistic? >> has been a great week. the offing for most of the investors who understand is that the united states equity market actually benefited from the crisis in cyprus. it is counterintuitive, mostly european embassies have taken it further south. we are the benefactor of being a safe haven, thinking that we would never be one to compensate this for the security of a bank. connell: it is kind of the theory or situation in general. we have seen us more t

samsung, and now micron.rupt company called elpida in asia. once that takes place you're going to begin to see pricing move up. in fact believe it or not since the beginning of the year, pricing has moved up about 25% to 30% in the last two, three months as that transaction has come closer to closing. this company has the capacity now to have incredible earnings growth. probably over the next 18 months from here. that stock could really turn on fire here. >> okay. david, we're going to leave it there. i know you also like alpha natural resources. hopefully we'll talk to you again soon. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> jim cramer's stocks to watch. plus his take on the strong employment numbers. we'll head down to new york stock exchange next. >>> monday on "squawk box," reaction to today's employment report. a new forecast for economic growth. plus a long-time bear on facebook is turning bullish. find out what changed his mind. revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embra

. >> micron. >> guy? >> ce. >> all right, i'm melissa lee. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow at 5:00 for "fast." meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> i'm jim cramer. welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. >> going out of business. they're nuts! they're nuts, they know nothing. >> there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. a lot of people want to make friends. i'm trying to make you money. i need to educate you and teach you. so call 1-800-743-cnbc. there's nothing worse than sometimes when we get to these big levels, a steep low, an all time high like the dow jones did today. i actually come out here and i'm searching for the right tone. the right things to say, i know these milestones bring in new viewers. i wonder if this is the chance to get in or get out. when i have to search, come up with the tone. feel right about it, you know what i do, i fall back on what the late mark haines would do. why mark? he was a show me ki

townhomes produce market the small, micron apartments. >> and this is something you're going to see inmore countries as we go on, and this debate because, they're now having debates about this issue in east asia, europe. and so i think this is going to be one of the big issues of the next 20 years. john: thank you. so, go forth and procreate. and coming up, one reason of the debt bomb is that the government pays for stuff that is so stupid it sounds sick. did you know that your helping to pay for our cowboy poetry festival? so later, making kelly, craig and i will try to guess as to been sounding programs are real or fake. next, we will wake americans up. make people realize that the debt bomb is about to explode. riots like these also, though, there is some good news. one big country. we can learn from those places. that's next. ♪ john: we have a horrible that problem, but it could be worse. we could be like greece. they are even deeper in debt and right over just about any cat. or we could be like japan, as we just heard. not enough young people being born to pay for the future. we c

townhomes produce market the small, micron apartments. >> and this is something you're going to see inmore countries as we go on, and this debate because, they're now having debates about this issue in east asia, europe. and so i think this is going to be one of the big issues of the next 20 years. john: thank you. so, go forth and procreate. and coming up, one reason of the debt bomb is that the government pays for stuff that is so stupid it sounds sick. did you know that your helping to pay for our cowboy poetry festival? so later, making kelly, craig and i will try to guess as to been sounding programs are real or fake. next, we will wake americans up. make people realize that the debt bomb is about to explode. riots like these also, though, there is some good news. one big country. we can learn from those places. that's next. ♪ john: we have a horrible that problem, but it could be worse. we could be likereece. they are even deeper in debt and right over just about any cat. or we could be like japan, as we just heard. not enough young people being born to pay for the future. we can

micron technology. and of all names, h&r block. a great day. take a look. forty-one points.e need to close anywhere above 1,455,965. at this point unless something happens we are there. okay. and will get us to another record. the dow and the s&p 500 above close at a record on the same day. 601 times. 601 times in their entire history. investors shrugging off mostly disappointing data. fourth quarter gdp was revised to up four tenths of a percent of growth from previous estimates of one-tenth of a percent. it looks better. weekly jobless claims were up by 16,000. this is a day for business activity. it came in worse than expected, so there is our data spotlight. keep the lights shining as we wrap up this first quarter. but the spotlight on our traders. the new york stock exchange, cme , and the nymex. our numbers guy. look at this and that see ttat with the markets they're appears to be of a 70% bias to the upside which means a very bullish sentiment. do you see that and how long does it last? >> i do, and it has been bullish for quite some time which is what follows will ha

micron tech up. no, news was not all good.o through some of the names or big drags on the s&p. the worst performers. natural resources. how the charts change. they go from the opposite direction. this is what we have. natural resources gaining $0.55 last night. this one lost 51%. 51 percent in the first two months of 2013. j.c. peak. could it get more depressing? these poor guys. ron johnson, ceo, mrs. loesser -- missive after misses. liz: okay. bring in the pan. cheryl: this is the story. unbelievable. cheryl: it is really, frankly sad. who else can do that but you. anyway. peabody energy down 21%. there is your year to date chart. carmen down 19%. you know, one of those stories. there is peabody. carmen is one of the stories, very popular five or six years ago and now it's not. finally, united states steel. this one down 18%. so watch a lot of these stories. analysts come on your show all the time and say come and pick stocks, get in there. the second quarter will be interesting to see if it will be truly a stock picker's ma

. >> micron long. >> pete najarian. >> play into the bakken shale.y into the idea they've got to move this energy. norfolk southern. this is cheap. it's going a lot higher. >> i'm melissa lee. thank you so much for watching. see you tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. for "squawk on the street," back at 5:00 with more "fast money." meantime don't go anywhere. "mad money" with the one and only jim cramer starts now. >> i'm jim >> i'm jim cramer and welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game! >> firms are going to go out of business and they're nuts! he's nuts! they know nothing! >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> mad money." you can't afford to miss it. i'm just trying to save you money. call me at 800-743-cnbc. it didn't kill us after all. turns out the cyprus mess was used as just one more buying opportunity for the voracious seekers. >> buy, buy, buy! >> of exposure to our stock markets. the drou dropping 62 points. the nasdaq slipping slipping merely .35% despite dire predictions last night about where we were heading and at on

micron, nike, tiffany, all with positive numbers. look at those nice moves up. it still didn't erase the memory of earlier in the week when we had oracle, fedex, caterpillar. those are bellwether names and they really weighed on the markets. we had a lot of ipos this week. a little bit disappointment with marin software. priced at 14, opened at 19. my heavens, that was a big open. i'll tell you my rule here. any time an ipo opens at the top and ends at the bottom, i don't care what the price is, that's a little bit of disappointment overall here. let's talk about next week, though. ipos, pinnacle foods. this is a famous company, famous brand name, solaceick, birds eye, aunt je my ma. it's close enough. and s&p had its worst week all year. have a good weekend. >> bob, you too. see you next week. reading the signs to find out if this market is about to embark on a bumpy ride. that's next. the dow transportation average just pointed the worst week of 2013. what does that mean for the rally we've been seeing all year? just ahead, a debate on the so-called dow theory

you mentioned micron before. >> yes. >> it was one of those dash or trash companies.ince the start of the year. >> it's been -- since i've seen it go. it could go to 12 bucks without a problem. >> yeah. it did flash. we're going go back on s&p record watch again. >> oh, really? [ bell ringing ] >> take a look at the real time exchange. a very big crowd celebrating the listing of marin software opening. we'll talk about it at the nasdaq magazine celebrating the 2013 ir magazine awards. i've got to tell you, this market has no memory. now we're starting to think, okay. we don't have to worry about cyprus. at 3:00 in the afternoon people will worry about cyprus. it's a long day. >> and that's the way trading's been. >> yeah. it has not been a complete day in the same direction at all. >> i think that people who get excited and pay up here are going to regret it. there are other undercurrents that are quite possible. did you see the shipping stocks? they were on fire. >> it's been creeping up, but when you see those stocks we mentioned transports. fedex doesn't say anythi

more money came in than expected micron technology, up 9%, big gain.indicates that energy drinks may increase blood pressure, here is a look at monster, down a buck on that news. the board of salesforce.com approves a 4 for 1 stock split. the stock has been on a tear for the past four years, up again today. zynga relaunched its website yesterday. now you can play the company's games without first signing on to facebook. zynga is up just a little. tiffany, more money coming across the transome and they're up. nice gain for the dow. we're up 56 points as we speak. and new york governor andrew cuomo has two eye-opening proposals, we'll talk about both including the one to take his gun law to a new extreme. bizarre, actually. marron software, new ipo today. why would you care? they help companies become more visible on the internet. you search for something and they make sure their clients pop up first. and three very expensive photographs up for auction at christie's, they'll be on the set. why would someone pay a quarter million dollars for more for a ph

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some consumer names and h&r block and technology companies, hewlett-packard, micron technology, celgeney and also dell. those are the biggest winners so far on the s&p. while the dow is flirting with records, keep in mind we're getting close with the s&p as well. ashley: yes we are. best buy, don't get it. i don't have a good time in there i don't. sandra, thank you very much. our first guest is not concerned about record highs on the market. he says stocks will end this-year higher than where they are now. jeff saut, raymond james chief investment joins us. jeff, thank you. the last time you were on the program was just prior to the state of the union address, beginning or mid-february. you expected a five to 7% correction. we really haven't seen that. do you still think we're set for a correction? do we just keep moving higher? >> oh, historically that's what you get this far into a buying stampede. i thought the state of the union wrong feetedly by the way would be a catalyst to give you a five to 7% pull back. it was just plain wrong. the buying stampede continues. dow theory buy si

. >> this is about a hundred and 35 microns. >> in theory, it is staffed by for error.ay it charges itself empowers is often not. in the morning when the sun comes out the process repeats itself. a pilot needs to sleep. the long as they have pushed this is for 26 hours. if this is enormous. it has the same when the span as is 747 jet. the total weight of it is impressive. it weighs only 3,500 lbs.. if this is about the weight of a small car. the solar cells are charging with leap.m.lithium ion batteries. this will hopefully lower the price of an airplane ticket. >> gabe slate, kron4 nos. >>ews. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. more than a dozen laptops were stolen from a san bruno elementary school. we will tell you just how much will cost the school to replace them. >> here is a live look outside that the heavenly about the resort in tahoe. we will be right back. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living r

it is 135 microns.owers the craft and during the night people pipit runs itself. the pthe long as they have never pushed it as than 16 hours. the pilot has to sleep. it weighs only 3500 homes. that is about the weight of a small car. there is roughly 2000 square feet of solar cells attached to the outside of the plane. the solar cells are charging lithium ion batteries that track power the plane. it is to plaza of the solar power and technology into aviation and hopefully get into commercial aircraft and lowered the price of an aircraft to get. mark zuckerberg >> march 11th rig is expected to all irs more the billion dollars in taxes for 2010. spellman's is your bill stems from his decision to exercise a stock option and buy more than 60 million facebook shares when the site went public. even though we do not know exactly what he will old, is now the irs would treat his stock options as an, which translates roughly $2 billion. the zuckerberg and in the giant tax bill was coming so he sold more than 30 m

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. >> bernstein likes micron. >> they made an acquisition.orking. >> dollar general pricing sector. >> you know what? everyone's worked on these dollar generals. i think you should be in it. >> few second to spare then. what's coming up tonight? >> we have paychecks. that's a very good gauge about whether people are hiring. then i got an old friend, fred hassan. this had guy is the turnaround par excellence. he's chairman of avon now. i think the main focus will be can they inject this kind of culture that he has at the companies that he ksh he's also worked at boush and laum. ♪ >>> let's get to the road map for the next hour. blackberry defying all the pessimism on the street posting a surprise profit in the quarter. stock seeing violent swings today as investors digest the news. we'll sort through all of it, the z-10 shipments, and whether or not the bottom is in for the stock. >>> from blackberry to the markets. the rally that just won't stop. s&p within a fraction of its all-time closing high. >>> it's pinnacle foods' first day of trade a

we keep seeing that, although, look, maybe micron and the g-rams were good last week and someone makess is once somebody wins the bid what happens after that? how much of an ability will they have to leave the company to spend money with a deteriorating balance sheet and your hands are tied there. >> do people just need to put money to work and this company's for sale? >> michael dell has done a pretty terrific job of trying to turn around the company that is frankly, in the end, stuck with a business model that involves the personal computer at the heart of it. >> apollo is a huge gainer and we don't talk about it often unless herb's on the case and they did have 34 cents a share and the journal saying there appeared to be some positive thing goings around this much-maligned name. >> this was selling at two times ebitda. >> this was -- a lot of the smarter hedge funds that i do speak to were telling me you have to get bullish. are you kidding me? until i see the university of phoenix in the final four it ain't happening. >> the florida gulf coast would be -- >> that's the thing. if we

it's micronized and has the benzoil peroxide that gets under the skin and isn't chalky. >> what do we bacteria forms. it sweeps away that bacteria. it really smells good like pink grapefruit. >> good. yeah. >> now to our favorite topic -- fungus. which can happen if you go to the nail salons. >> it can happen to really clean people. and it's toe fungus, a fingernail fungus. what the key is, you get it from the tools and from the pedicure dath. >> even if they sterilize them? make a show of it, putting in the blue water? >> don't think -- put it in the au autoclave for the full amount of time. bring your own tools. one set of all of these costs $27. by sally hanson. >> not getting a fungus, priceless. thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> coming up, spring break for adults. we'll tell you where to go avoid the crowds. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww.