mooney has a terrific track record. he spent most of the last decade running disney's consumer products division where he turned around the retail business. before that during the 1990s he was the head of marketing at nike during the just do it campaign. we all know that one. he is the exact kind of guy to execute a turnaround. he could be right. kind of have to agree about that. take a look at the recent history of retailers that brought in new skos from the outside. they found on average that stocks were up 40% on the next 12 months. i don't find that argument persuasive, and one outperformer on the list, chico's, the year after they brought in the great dave dyer, we like him, we talked about that before. you just can't lump retailers together like this. maybe quick silver will be like chico's, dyer came in quietly. or maybe it will be more like, oh, boy, jcpenney. [ boo ] after ron johnson took over march 2011 where it has been hammered mercilessly and relentlessly ever since. the only thing i'm sure is that turnaro

. >> well, terrific, beth mooney, congratulations on having the best net interest margin numbers we'vethis quarter and great work and i appreciate you coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim, glad to be here. >> that's beth mooney, chairman and ceo of keycorp. it is the strongest regional that i follow. and i think the downgrade to sell, no. that's going to -- we're going to look back and laugh at it. stay with cramer. >>> stay connected to cramer on madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> facebook's great, facebook's horrible, facebook's cheap, facebook's expensive. it's growing like a weed, sister daughter, sister, daughter, sister daughter. which is which? believe me when i say i'm only hearing extremes about this one. there seems to be no middle ground at all. with the stock known as fb. the answer, it's all in the eyes of the beholder. people are seeing what they want to see in facebook. let me start by giving you the bear case, which puts you in the head of the sellers. the only way, frankly, to explain the wild ping-pong game in the stock where it first hangs in, then gets smashed down a couple

improve something but i want to stress it's in the end everything depends on the athletes and then mooney represents the african nation of ghana the paralympics has come a long way in sport starting with the amputee football at home and now road cycling in london and he probably knows better than anyone that state of the art technology comes a distant second to strength of character. deb has order best technology has been implemented always been modified. and athlete or herself is not able to put force it will. never succeed or be the best athlete so it's all about. determination does it clean integrity initiative. sure she had intelligence given back. and we need oscar pistorius prove to his fellow athletes with disabilities that competing at the able bodied the olympics is not an unachievable dream naturally they cannot do without artificial limbs but one thing's certain paralympians are the driving force behind the advancement of purse products. so what's in store for the future of technology for people with disabilities are we ever going to see a so-called blade runner the one hundred

i believe if anyone can pull off a turn around, new ceo andy mooney is the guy. it will take a time to put a stamp on the company and the huge run on the stock it would not be smart speculation to buy this one here, even though to i wanted to recommend the spec on friday. i would ring the register, given it's only a few cents off the 52-week high. bottom line, when are you speculating, timing is everything. goldman sachs might be right that the new ceo can turn around. the stock has run up huge and the action sports apparelle industry is a bad place to be right now. stay the heck away until quick silver pulls back or gives us real evidence of comeback. right now, a terrific want to be spec name that's been specced already and needs to recharge by going under $5. where it might just be a different, much better story. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up, game of the year. the big game has arrived. tonight, cramer's top dough and s & p stocks from 2012 are said to fight it out for the top spot. the house that pulte built versus bank of am

according to the mooney's credit rating industry. moodies would weight and see what the outcome of all of this is in the next few months before we make any decision on the rating outlook or the rating itself. secretary of state hillary clinton is heading home from the hospital. the state department reports doctors released her tonight. they admitted her on sunday to treat a blood close -- clot in her head. last month secretary clinton reportedly suffered a concussion after a fall. the clot turned up during a follow-up exam. according to the state department, doctors expect the secretary to make a full recovery. molly henneberg live in washington for us now. what do we know about her treatment at the hospital, molly? >> jon, she was put on blood thinners to dissolve that blood clot near her brain and today doctors were comfortable enough with her progress to let her go home. the state department said in a statement that the secretary is easier to get back to the office. we will keep you updated on her schedule as it becomes clearer in

. >> i can't help but get mooney. this feels like the end of one era and the beginning of something else. scary and exciting and now what? well, i may never be up on this stage again, on any stage for that matter. change, got to love it. i will continue to tell stories, to move people by being moved, the greatest job in the world. it's just that from now on, i may be holding a different talking stick. >> joining me now from new york is "village voice" entertainment writer michael musto. welcome, michael. >> hi, carol. i'm inebriated from watching that telecast. that was a really fun party. i got a contact high. >> that was the theme for the awards ceremony. >> jodie's speech was sobering. >> it was sobering. i'm going to say it. why didn't she come out come out? why didn't she stand up there and say i'm gay? >> i'm so glad she said that. i thought she should have said it 20 years ago. it was a defiant coming out speech. i'm out but i'm not out. i've always been out to the people around me, but i never felt i had to co