micron can't necessarily compete. charles: that's always been the thing. want to invest them. when they get hot, they get hot. joey, what do you think f boeing here? will the bullish economic data help it go higher? i always say the numbers are 25, 20, and i forgot what else. but over the next ten years, $5 trillion in planes will be sold around the world. occasional hiccups. one competitor. boeing is finally firing on all cylinders. i would hold blind for the next five years. >> i very much agree. best in class. don't think air travel is going to be reduced any time soon. they're one of the two dominant players. >> last week, we had domestic airline carriers complaining about airlines people never heard of. arabian airlines coming into the markets. there are routes going around the world, people couldn't pick on the map. but it's lucrative. >> i agree. you know, these numbers are very volatile month to month. you have to look at the long-term trend. >> tony, what's wrong with nsc. this railroad has been in free fall. should i hold or sell? >> it's been in

micron has been a hourrrendous stock. idaho, i don't like you slamming micron by the way. >> they did that great act acquisition acquisition. take a look at micron stock. >> it's down 25% year to date. >> it's bring down everybody else. by the way, i think it's a strong buyer. >> i started my career here in 1998 in that little booth that's up in the corner here i think i said waiting for higher dram prices. how long are we going to say that? >> no. that's one of the best-performing stocks two years in a row. the sam sung/micron really did change this. you're going to see the ek wi equilibrium equilibrium. >> courtney regan joining us on the floor with more with what's moving. >>> happy friday. on the floor of the new york stock exchange slightly flat. if we look around the world and where we're taking the lead perhaps, asian markets mixed. china rally continuing to cool over there. moving over to europe mostly higher the bond market calming. greece, of course the outlier is down about 2%. the euro is down -- below 1.14. t

that should be good news for micron. technology, looking at the networking stocks, juniper and sienna trading higher. we have ericsson appear as well because people familiar with ericsson's plans say in my be thinking some kind of acquisition in order to better compete with the coming juggernaut that will be gnocchi and alcatel lucent -- nokia and alcatel lucent. buying juniper or sienna would help it hold on to its predominant spot. those two stocks getting a big boost. ericsson little changed in u.s. trading. overall, technology is doing the best today. mark: julie hyman, thank you so much. let's get you the top stories crossing the terminal at this hour. scandal withifa the associated press reporting the union of european football associations is calling for the postponement of the people presidential election -- fifa presidential election and may boycott congress. the u.s. is charging officials and marketing executives with corruption that is rampant, systemic and deep rooted, including bribery and kickbacks. mcdonal

>> micron is doing flash technology. rewrite technology on disks. making it quicker and faster. skyworks is doing the semiconductors, battery life. so the two of those are a great compliment in the technology sector. we think they will continue to do very well. you will hear that tonight with liz claman at 8:00 when she, a, she will interview the big boys. i think you will hear the same message come across when she comes on. i'm looking forward to it. cheryl: i think our promos are working at fox business adam. >> yeah. adam: something else that is working putting our money to work. lee, i have to ask you this. you just told us put 30 to 40% of our money outside the united states. how does this pick target as well as something like philip morris? >> my clients are basically retired. they live off their income. when i'm looking for individual stock i'm looking for something that can keep us in the united states in those large caps. when we're talking about people moving away into europe, outside of large u.s., i'm looking for great name here in the u.s. target has smashed when th

under a microscope, jones discovered that this red glitter was a hexagon shape, approximately 250 microns>> it's red on one side and silver on the other. it was a very unique type of glitter that just this one company had made. >> jones discovered that this glitter was not a bestselling item. only 10,000 bottles had ever been made. investigators learned that during the fourth of july party megan attended, the host threw red glitter on everyone, including megan. >> i said, do you still have the bottle? she said, yes, i do. so we then went and recovered the remaining portion of the glitter. >> scientists confirmed the glitter in megan barroso's hair came from megan's friend, and it was the same glitter found in sanchez's truck, on the ak-47 rifle, on megan's jacket found in sanchez's trash, and in megan's own car. it was the only piece of evidence that tied sanchez to everything. investigators also searched sanchez's truck for blood. >> when the tech put a luminol on the inside of the vehicle, it lit up like a christmas tree. >> dna testing revealed blood on the passenger seat was megan's.

micron, compelling. this valuation level.dy hates it you've got intel up today, that's not surprising in and of itself. but what's surprising is altera is down. the market is down. but still, that combination is not completely off the table from what i'm hearing. from large shareholders of both. so i think there's more to happen. we're seeing consolidation everywhere. and it's still extremely cheap. particularly in front of the first fed raise some point this year. when it gets more expensive to finance. i think you see more m&a in a bunch of industries. >> last name i would throw at you is marvel. there is so many names out there. >> no one talks about qualcomm any more. >> xlinyx. >> if it gets split up. steven's point is 100% right. at $100 billion market cap, you're not going to see that. but you split this thing into several pieces, one those pieces gets gobbled up fast. >> and burella is another one, i think it's overvalued, but they're gopro. they've got the next generation of chips. >> i would throw in a sirius logic.

that's why i'm not recommending micron.mis that are a little bit more cell phone oriented. in a means i like soy works solutions, i like ahaving ao, corps go, those are all better. i need to go to darin in california. >> caller: cramer, thank you for taking my call. i'm calling about a company called mind medics, mdxg. they focus in wound care. looks like they may have sign a deal with striker and they have two products am neofix and epifix what do you think about this? >> i don't know that company. i do not know that company. i've got to do more work on it. it's one of those companies that has come public and i vnd followed it. i've got to do work. let's go to charles. >> caller: chuck harrison in chapel hill, north carolina. i would like your opinion on emerson electric frick which has been lack luiser in the last year. >> i think i have to tell you sir, i think that this is a tough one for me. i think the stock is breaking out, and yet the company itself is not doing that well. it's almost as if -- i talk with mat whoer

with this bit of good news, that probably holds micron. that's probably a good cushion and i would be a buyer of amat here. >> i was looking at some of these today. broadcom, a new high. nxpi up a percent. which one ds do you like? >> it's not just a rumor. it's on the wires that they might be spending $10 billion to go after one of these guys. >> one of these guys meaning who? >> well, the one they mentioned was xilinx. and they put broadcom in there which doesn't make sense because it's so much bigger. but to your point, that stock has been hugely out-performing. on the communications chip side, just a amongster this year. >> and they make that chip for the credit cards for security purposes. so that -- this one had an incredible rise from about $50. i was in the stock. i'm not in the stock now. i think it's definitely with short-term overbought. but if you have to revamp the entire credit card system, it's still a buy. >> it's not just the united states. it's china. think of all the credit cards in china. they have the lock on that mark

micronic republican. he's appointing one of the highest-ranking members or one of the smartest minds of the opposing political party to these negotiations, because he knows to end the war, we will have to have a partisanship here. john q.a. will go on to become president of the united states. henry clay, who will go on to dominate the scene for the next few decades, brand-new speaker of the house. jonathan russell, who's already in great britain. he was in charge of the affairs. james bay art, who is no longer in congress but a very well respected senator, and a federalist. and the former secretary of the treasury and a democratic republican. three democratic republicans john quincy adams, henry clay, albert ellison. and then russell and they art -- bayard. this is the team you want. there is a connection to my home park afford mchenry, christopher hughes. he's the secretary for the commission. he was commander of artillery -- artillery. john quincy adams did not think too highly of mr. hughes. he said, h

i just wanted to have your perspective on micron technology. >> i got that avago going and skyworks and idti why do i need to go down the food chain and buy a company that also has a flash business? i'm going to say no to that one but i like the fact that you said you like the show. other than i usually get my brother-in-law's uncle likes the show or my sister's nephew says the show has some game. it's nice to hear someone likes the show. how about mike in connecticut. >> caller: what's up, man? >> the stocks. what's up with you. >> caller: indeed brother. this is dr. mike in connecticut. i got a stock for you here. one of your prior favorites. you recommended it about two months ago. it's boot barn. here's the deal man. in the last month it sold off down 12% but it's still below your me trick of 29. they don't seem like they're growing stores too fast. last two quarters they beat by 13%. they raised guidance. they're operating the operating margin you refer to and it seems like this management is credible. they report tomorrow and i was just wondering what you think about it? >> there'

in the iphone itself the best-selling device of all time there are parts made by skyworks qualcomm micronus logic, many are also in the apple watch. you know, you can also throw in integrated device technologies, which we had on the show last night. and it's got excellent charging station components. you'd see a similar group of parts stumble out of a samsung galaxy if you were to break that open. these so-called teardowns are all about component makers getting into the apple or samsung eco systems. you get in you thrive. you get kicked out, you wilt. the chip makers are constantly at war with each other. that's what they do. for this real estate inside the phone. apple and samsung need these suppliers because without them you wouldn't bother to take pictures of upload video because it would be too slow or too fuzzy or might not work at all. without components it wouldn't be worth it to check your phone for facebook social media updates or any of the other things that make us check, pick up our iphones 100 billion times a day. well, sometimes i pick this up 100 times a day because i want

the smallest unit of measurement is a micron.ou need to have a micron of understanding of what you're talking about. the people that you admire, the rich, when you go down and see how they made their money, the y lie cheat, and steal . the mag light was a pirated military design from the 1950's for a waterproof, shark proof flashlight. from edison to bill gates, they did not do it -- edison did not create nothing. he pirated mostly neglect tesla's ideas. bill gates said he would give it to the college's circuits could learn how to program computers. he ran straight to ibm and told them you have exquisite rights to dos. he got sued for that here. host: do you want to put a period on your statement? caller: i believe in the free market but a well-regulated free-market. the purpose of government is to protect us from the excesses of the greed. guest:host: we are going to leave it there and get a response from michelle malkin. guest: anthony maglika first patented the mag night in 1979. it is an amazing story of individual achievemen

only micron seems to be in the death throes of a battle over d-ramps.n there they might deny it. i think this is a halcyon gauge for combinations of the semis that we thought were going to have to happen a long time ago when national semidid its consolidation. >> just to reiteration. there were principal-to-principal talks last week. it doesn't appear advisers are involved. intel is pretty well versed on how to do m & a, but they have at least rekindled the talks after intel was rebuffed with the bid for altera a company that since then has reported a lousy quarter, had its annual meeting on monday and you can act by written consent to throw off is the board of directors. that would be some time before something like that could occur if it were to occur at all. >> brian sorb mild-mannered. usually he's a gamer, so to speak. first guy -- involved when i read a fantastic q&a on reddit a infirm tiff site that my oldest daughter said, watch this. brian has a lot of different things going in the 3-d world, in the smallest semiconductor, that is obviously som

then alliance data systems and micron not far behind. yahoo is up about 1%.ol/verizon deal. this may put a value on maybe not so given the verizon deal. aol and verizon shares not just the only focus for investors. yahoo up today, as well. >> an interesting deal. thanks, dom. >>> a moment of real money, high drama in new york last night. christie's. picasso's picture of semi naked cortisa cortisans, with two calling in until one knocked the other out. christie's lead auctioneer joins us. >> it's extraordinarily robust. we've got buyers all over the world competing. last night i took 45 bids in that 11:34. huge competitions. bids were going up $1 million. $180 million, what a price. >> it's interesting. when i arrived and sat in the press pen, the old-timers said it's all fixed. they've done the deals before. you can see in the reserves you have. when you see two people by phone going backwards on phone battling it out, then $500,000 you allowed on one of the raises, that would suggest it's not fix. >> not fixed in any sense. it's a transparent market. we have

one of our other favorite stocks is micron. three largest producers of memory for computer chips, computer and electronics. and stock right now is trading at nine times earnings. we think earnings can approach can go $3 per share to approaching $5 per share out a few years and at that point the stock could be worth $50. and three major players have been acting rationally controlling supply and not adding massive amounts to over capacityize the market. this is not your father's market. it's a much more balanced and concentrated industry where the earning power is much more stable. >> and you're picking cigna jewelers and hanes brand. are you betting on the consumer or what's the underlying theme here? >> the key caveat for myspace is in terms of value meaning cheap, my group a couple of weeks ago was trading at the highest value. there's not a lot of cheap names. hanes brands and signet jewelers signet jewelers bought zales. there's no player underneath them. it's hardly fragmented. a lot of synergy between those two businesses

get right gown to the micron you needed to understand or how a bucket will feel and how the colors willw what your customers will use and love you have to feel it. if you took the current product and surface three it would probably be through thousands of it rations to bring the product together. >>> now to the dark side of technology and the cyber war on women known as revenge born. frequently it's an ex-boyfriend posting naked pictures or other compromising powee inging photos. the images taken with her knowledge are posted without her con sent. in other cases women never knew they were being photographed. >> you can just hang. >> what if i busted out and did the running man now? >> reporter: she's young. she's beautiful. you would never know she has this secret. every time she meets you, applies for a job, she wonders if you know. if you've googled her. >> these are ones that recorded me. >> if i were to google your name what would come up? >> you would feel close to me. you would feel like we slept together. you'd see me naked. >> reporter: it dates back to this guy she sarcasticall