it's micron technology.his micron's return to the valley after quite an absence but they are now starting to rebuild their presence here and we're so delighted that micron stepped forward and saw this as the wonderful event which we all have seen it being. so thank you very much to micron for making that possible. [applause] kepler's is our partner for the book signing as they always are when we have a book event so i hope you take advantage of that. doug of course is doing a book signing afterwards and we'll see you out there with the good people of kepler's. the next sound bite, two doing two sound bites, next thursday, july 24th. it is at noon just like this. michael malone will be here, note author and historian from here in silicon valley. he has written a brilliant new book, intel trinity, how robert morse, andy grove built the world's most important company. that is his assertion. he will be here with scott budman much nbc 4 who will do interviews. his book publishes the same day he is here. this is m

it's micron technology. this is microns return to the valley after quite an absence but they are now starting to rebuild their presence here and we are so delighted that micron stepped forward and solve such a wonderful event, which we all have seen it being. so thank you very much to micron for making that possible. [applause] the book signing, help you take advantage of that. doug is doing a book signing afterwards and we will see you out there with the good people from couplers. the next some by we're doing to sound bites this month. the next soundbite is thursday july 24 at noon just like this. michael malone will be your, the noted author and historian here from silicon valley. is written a brilliant new book called the intel trinity. he will be here with scott of nbc for who will be doing the interviews. his book publishers the same day that he is here, michael's first appearance on his silicon valley bookstores i hope you be here for that, thursday july 24. on august 7 we returned to revolutionaries a

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james mcclain asks us, micron seems to be giving mixed signals.rt of bounced, not entirely, mike, what do you think of the name? >> based on tear trailing. this is not an overly expensive stock. i think we should be calling regis up. i'm not inclined with these things when i seen a clean triple in a short amount of time. >> ask david longhorn, he is long, he thinks the street is not where they should be on the forward footballs. here's the thing, they had a massive bounce back to profitability. last year, calendar year, 12 billion in sales expected. 6 billion this year, if he's right, it into evidence to continue. the street at a consensus the stock is cheap. but it really, if sales growth lags, you don't want to own it after a triple. >> it closes at 31109 i'd look for 37. >> that's decisive. i like that. the last looking options pits, carter. >> well, if you want to get into autos, stock is up today. forget about general motors. >> dan. >> i like qqq puts, obviously. >> used put spreads. our time is expired. i'm melissa lee, see you back here at

james asks us, ideas on micron?ed to buy them, not chasing it here. >> well, david is long on this one. thinking the street is not where it should be on the forward numbers. they've had a massive bounce back to profitability after losses. and revenue growth has been massive. right now, the street is at a consensus, growth of 8%. you probably don't want to own it after a triple. >> i'd look for $27. >> carter, the final call? >> well, forget about general motors. >> i like 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 you friend, i want to make you money. my job is not just to educate you, but to entertain you. so call me at 800-743-cnbc. every time you think you've seen it all. every time that we thought there can't be anymore scandals as best as the

the story after viewer sent us a step and you're a story idea in like to hear from you cell met on micron force or by visiting kron 4 kron4- dot-com >> : death actor comedian robin williams tonight marin county sheriff's defending their decision to release details about williamson said agency officials say they would prefer to withhold some information but could not under california public records act want to reassure say the likely also of the release 911 called receive from williams monday >> : longtime friend from the body in the home of timber on but their work for the cream for more than 20 years from late knowledge acceptance speech when he won a golden globe lifetime achievement award in 2005 >> : see assistant to a quick way of my get to infuse with myself >> : lying tonight williams was doing the day before he died manager at this mill valley coffeeshops as williams was a regular there on sunday he said he came and bought coffee left as he had done so in their many times before then he reportedly went to an aa meeting >> : with some broadway went dark earlier tonight in honor of

is the deputy >> : it was two months ago we first met san francisco school parents bill ford and micron for story he told us vote despite months of trying to try and get enrolled in the school the force and our other put the child alone on public transit onto ours a day or enroll him in private school or unable to get the school choice to lead out of school starting this monday in severs is good and her and tells with both ford if anything has changed >> : to a story you'll see on kron 4 >> : heron's-bill ford returned to the unified school district offices on friday to get of the murals on the rack and the never school lunch only school you assigned to the was no other options over over for months was over our in 15 minutes away from unique >> : that is how to address the get there so it hit a drug buyers often half hours every day or as some would of had to leave her job to take her back-and-forth >> : services go public school teacher at the same problem with the city's school choice program last year when his son was just 10 at that time he was forced to put him in a private schools

the little dot in the u, that's the sensor remember it's about 800 micron square. it's magnesium.you swallow these devices, you become the potato. that's what we use to send the signal. >> obviously, your body will flush this through your system like anything else you ingest. >> yes. >> you have to keep taking the sensor. every time you take a medicine or a drug, you would ingest this as well? >> no. here's the idea. >> okay. >> right now the fda has done is to clear these devices you can swallow pence a tablet of the placebo with the medicine they swallow. we are in the process of digitizeing active pharmaceuticals. the goal will be 20 years from now, every medicine in the supply chain has it pence it to help the patient to understand how the drugs they're taking can work in their body. >> are you currently in discussion with drug companies of putting sensors if drugs? right now. you mentioned it's a separate other pill you have to ingest? >> that's right. also, we have two major drug companies we are partnering, one is novartis. one is a japanese company, we are working to creat

of parents and student badly done to us to go only for sunset francisco school parent bill for a microntold us how this five months of trying he was unable to get a 11 year-old son and all the neighborhood school that 470 the put the child alone on public transit to and half hours a day oral him in a private school. it's about it many parents and his emphasis. thus will districts that were who were unable to attend school choice now school starting this monday in san francisco bank herman checks back with ford to see if anything has changed the story only see on kron 4 >> : suite beginning monday for parents they totally inflexible district offices on friday so trying to get his 11 year-old son into a neighborhood school only school he was assigned to no other option was told over and over for months was over an hour and 50 minutes away by it public transit it after a ride by and saw stars the day or his mom would of had to leave her job to take him back and forth a put schoolteacher had the same problem with the city's school choice program last year. this sum was just 10 at that time

micron, technology, we love these buys, but they are very roll tile.pportunities to see consistent growth like google or apple. you have priceline in there. you match up what soros or a buffet has owned and put that in there? >> that is really interesting. what we're looking for, you really look at the 13-f filings of these wealthy investors, and what we're trying to do is really learn from their patterns much the view, if investors invest in s&p 500 stocks, large cap stocks maybe there is something to be learned from successful investors. david: the weightings is the same? >> yes. what they're doing is looking at those high conviction stocks those wealthy individuals are buying, putting them into portfolio in equally-weighted portfolio. 30 stocks, equally weighted, rebalanced every quarter based on the 13-f filings. david: by the way we had hedge fund reporter on from the "wall street journal" yesterday, he said the reasons he watches the hedge fund because they do so well during a downturn. in great times like we had over the past year, maybe they eq

. >> you've got micron, year to date, as one of the leaders. green mountain today. yahoo!'having a good run at it. jim? >> well, listen, i think everything you've been mentioning is an unabashed positive. i'd like to start at the top which is the transports. it's very positive for the market and the economy. i'd like to see the financials participating a little bit more, but there is some action there. everything we're talking about, though, whether it's biotech or thes th nasdaq bodes well for the nasdaq. this is boding well. >> steph? >> well, back on transports, i'm just encouraged that following united technologies have caught a bid. >> today. they're among the best outperformers today. >> but they've gotten hit so hard. and a lot of it is because they were priced to perfection in the caug quarter, and they were sloppy quarters. in terms of the nasdaq, some of the technology stocks, i still like google. i think that that stock has lagged all of its peers. and it's trading at 19 times forward estimate. so i still like the growth and the risk reward here. >>> coming up, t