>> mobil cloud software.ovation and technology is producing solutions and innovations. >> what do you bet on? >> my auction 2028 calendar is built so you can't have me back. >> come on. >> i think it is an interesting question and you know, the 15 years is long enough so that demographics can take hold. one is consumer discretionary. as the consumers become more of a consumer driven demand we think they will be in good places. >> i want to ask our team to put up the graphic that was up when mandy introduced the segment. consumer discretionary was second. higher energy prices will destroy everything and yet look at the two best prices. >> that is what we were talking about. the us but the rest of the world, we are looking for significant growth there. they are hard to invest in but they will do nicely. the other one is health care. once people have their protein based diet they will get heavy and fat and want better health care. they are well situated. >> what is going to be the worst performing sectors? >> it

show that the 1,341% gain the fact that crm has pioneered using social, mobile and cloud technologies to become the premier software company of our era at a time when all areas are innovating. i do not think things have changed. the last stock that's beaten google's 900% gain is capital oil and gas which has rallied. it's been the most prolific producer from the largely pennsylvania-dominated field and a low cost producer of the fuel. it's been able to beat estimates routinely as natural gas has gone down over the years. consider cabot an innovator, more success than any other resources company during the period since google came public. so here's the bottom line, yes, indeed, we have to wish google a happy ipo birthday and thank it for our many, many happy returns. but the real take away is that there are actually stocks that have beaten this remarkable company's 900% gain in that period. in each case, these were accessible gains for many regular people to have and amazingly, many of them, including google may have much further to go! morgan in california. morgan? >> caller: mr. cramer, you are a gentleman and a s

mobile devices we have now. i think there are many, many tasks in photo shop and other applications that reduce well to single tasks provided viacom nation of client software on your ipad and cloud services. so for example we demoed the ability to remove the shaky camera picture like most of the photos in my library have movement. incredibly difficult and requires many iterations to do it right, which is a phone can't do. if you take the picture, do work and send you three versions and take the best one. >> does this cause any sort of business planning in i realize this is not your area of expertise, where subscription models, we don't know how -- makes it easier business plan because we have this many subscription models. does it smooth out we sold, didn't sell, we sold. >> certainly does. it also, i think, where that sort of thing intersects with my work, it helps us to be able to kind of also smooth out the future releases so we don't have to work on stuff and put it on the shelf. >> i have to learn all those features when i go from three to four, four to five. >> it would come out with 1500 new features. >> i've been there. >> right. so smoothing that out as well. i think it