mr. cramer. thank you for your help. my question is about kraft and a spinoff on mondolese.n prices in commodities, which one do you think is a better investment because of the packaged food industry and the snack industry seems like a tough one. how do you feel about the move from the new york stock exchange to the nasdaq? >> doesn't matter where they go. i'm thinking about this situation like altria. when philip morris was spun off, the smartest thing was to keep them both. my trust, action owners plus.com owns kraft. we're thinking of keeping them both. they both sound pretty darn good. in the cold wars on wall street, k.o. is getting a little -- i've got to tell you -- a little too expensive. i like domestic security. i think pepsi quenches your portfolio's demand now more than k.o. or knockout. it's time to make the switch. stay with cramer. >> announcer: coming up, jim goes fast and furious as he faces a nonstop barrage of calls giving stock after stock the final verdict on the lightning round. >>> later, refuelled? global growth concerns put the brakes on many oil and

mr. cramer.ou for great education. >> my pleasure. >> caller: my question is ford motor company, ticker f. close to 52 weeks low. is it time to buy again? >> you can't. it has a big business in europe and latin america. we have a wait. before those areas fell off a fiscal and social clifford w fos doing well. kenneth in georgia, please. >> caller: yes, jim. penn west energy. buy, sell or hold. >> you will take a lot of pain. oil has come down and it's just a play on oil. if you think oil will bounce here you want to own it. i'm not saying oil will bounce. uh'm not saying that. anthony in ohio, please. >> caller: hi, jim. my son and i watch you every day. we get smarter every time. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> caller: i'm looking at stocks at that time 4% yield floor. i see micro chip mchp. >> that's where you want to buy. it worked for us before. i'm glad you watched it with your child. i like that stock here. eric in new jersey. eric.ç >> caller: boo-yah from hoboken, jim. >> you're ri

mr. cramer. symbol hek. >> ever since richard heckmann came on people are asking me why i like heck. i said it was a speculative play and i continue to believe in it. natural gas was at two and oil fell 30 bucks. heckmann is still good. but it's not going up until things get better in the business. david in new york. >> caller: hello, mr. cramer. first of all, thank you for great education. >> my pleasure. >> caller: my question is ford motor company, ticker f. close to 52 weeks low. is it time to buy again? >> you can't. it has a huge business in europe and latin america. we have to wait. before those areas fell off a fiscal and social cliff ford was doing well. let's go to kenneth in georgia, please. >> caller: yes, jim. penn west energy. buy, sell or hold? >> you will take a lot of pain. oil has come down and it's just a play on oil. if you think oil will bounce here you want to own it. i'm not saying oil will bounce. i'm not saying that. anthony in ohio, please. >> caller: hi, jim. my son and

mr. cramer. i'm a new yorker living in virginia beach. >> what's going on?caller: my ticker symbol is allt. >> breakout stocks nailed this one for us lower. i feel though it's good i like taking a little profit. let the rest run. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ >>> what? i don't know what that is. usually these moves -- [ bleep ]. we are blessed with not one but two eyes. two of them. [ bleep ]. just a second. [ bleep ]. do i have time for a nap? >> hey, jim cramer. this is diane in cleveland, tennessee. i have supper with you every night at 6:00. >> suffered me? >> yeah. >> got maytag, whirlpool. i'll go down and make washing machines. >> caller: we have volkswagen and amazon. >> oh, you have suppered with me! >> caller: supper. >> that's a verb -- new verb for me. >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i have to say i just love your theme song. i mean, i just hum it all day. that's a great tune. >> it is humable. even though steven sondheim calls t

mr. cramer. >> rkt is the ticker simple. >> no, international paper is superior. tom in oklahoma?er: my question is spr. >> you know what, why should i own it when i can buy boeing ahead of the big air show? >> i need to speak to peter in new york. peter. >> boo-yah from staten island, new york. my stock is chimera. >> i know it seems like a cheap lottery ticket, but i bought a bunch of lottery tickets today and i think it was a better investment. mike in arizona. >> caller: thompson creek. >> by bristol myers. not thompson creek. and that is the conclusion of the "the lightning round." >>> at long last, could natural gas finally be bottoming? for years its felt like this commodity has been in a death spiral. even two months ago, it looked like natural gas prices were headed straight to 0, or definitely $1. but as shocking as it might be, it looks like nat gas should be making a comeback. we're going off the charts with tim collins, my colleague, sister site of the street.com is figuring out if the natural gas bottom is for real and what you should do about it to make money. take

mr. cramer. >> yeah. >> caller: first, thank you for helping me think differently about stocks and research. you make a difference to us common investors, and i greatly appreciate your efforts. boo-ya. >> thank you. i'm trying to protect you. what's up? >> caller: my question is about sallie mae. in my quest for quality domestic stocks, i've been considering slm, with the looming interest rate increase for student loans and how the increase would affect millions, will it be a no-brainer, or will the political campaign to maintain student loan interest rates be detrimental in the future? >> actually it's not levered to that, it's got a great book of business. i thought about putting it in the sell block. my colleague nicole irken and cliff mason talked me out of doing it, and i think it's an up stock. i want you to own it into the fear. it's not a bad play at all. once again, this weekend matters. it's all about europe. if we get a deal, let's say it's buy buy buy, if we don't, it's bye bye bye. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, wild ride. nat gas maker westport innovation has t

mr. cramer, hello. >> how you doing, partner? >> caller: good.e a question for you about dole -- 09. i understand they are going through a strategic business review. i was wondering what makes that go higher? >> oh, boy. that's not been a good stock. you know i struggle to figure out how to make that thing do better. i don't see a good case to own it. a lot of guys understand the near term fundamentals are bad. possible spin-off, take over. i prefer the food stocks that are doing well, not the ones where i'm speculating. whopper is king? if you're hungry for the short term. but mcdonald's for the long term let's say, i'm loving it. stay with cramer. >> announcer: coming up, healthy choice. after the slide in commodity prices, this company is licking its chops. could worldwide expansion heat up the story for this freezer find? cramer gets things cooking ahead. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with advanced hald

mr. cramer. >> rkt is the ticker simple. >> no. tom?> you know what, why should i own when i can buy boeing ahead of the big air show? >> speak to peter in new york. peter. >> boo-yah from staten island, new york. my stock is kimera. >> i know it seem loose ache cheap lottery ticket, but i bought a bunch of lottery tickets today and i think it was a better investment. mike at&t. >> caller: thompson creek. >> not thompson creek. and that is the conclusion of the "the lightning round." how much coffee are you fellows going to need today? three...four cups? [dumbfounded] well, we... doesn't last long does it? listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. so you can get a lot done without refills. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so don't just stand there holding your lattes, boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. >>> at long last, could natural gas finally be bottoming? for years it feels like this commodity has been in spiraling. even two mont

mr. cramer! >> how's it going? >> caller: okay. i need your outlook on magna international.od first quarter. the car sales are up this year, but the stock seems to be struggling a little. >> it's got the europe problem. you have too much of the europe thing going. because you have europe you saw the ford sales numbers. i's like ow! we have to be more domestic. that's the problem. i'm going to say even mas is better -- no, no. let's do this. there are a couple i really like in this business. i'm going suggest -- i do like borg warner. this business has gotten hard. i'm not going to recommend anything. let's stay away from auto parts for now. carmelo in new york. >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy. how you doing? >> not bad. how about you? >> caller: pretty good, thanks. i was just calling back about titan international. i know last quarter they blew the numbers off. you had the ceo on the show. it's been skidding. it's off 40% from the high may 1. what's going on here? >> this is an example. the wheels business for large guys. the guy came on. it was interesting. the guy talked about

mr. cramer.dger blue, will we ever score again greetings to you from sunny southern california. >> you can always be in suffering philadelphia. what's going on? >> caller: i just had a question for you. we spoke a number of weeks ago. macy's has dropped from $42 to the upper $30s. caught in the european downdraft, whatever. >> right. >> caller: you felt at $35 it would be a strong buy and it has been. it's bounced back to $33 today. what are your feelings at this point? >> debra wineswig is worried about macy's. she talked about the empty pockets theory meaning the high end is not doing well. nordstrom, tiffany's, coach. i don't want to put macy's in the high end. i think they're doing fine. is it doing as well when it was at 42? no. it's at $33. it doesn't have to do as well as when it was at $42. we're okay with macy's. phil in washington, please. phil. >> caller: a big boo-yah to you. >> i like it. what's going on? >> caller: you know, jim, i have been hanging on to chk, chesapeake energy for

mr. cramer. >> rkt is the ticker simple. >> no. tom?caller: spr. >> you know what, why should i own when i can buy boeing ahead of the big air show? >> speak to peter in new york. peter. >> boo-yah from staten island, new york. my stock is kimera. >> i know it seem loose ache cheap lottery ticket, but i bought a bunch of lottery tickets today and i think it was a better investment. mike mike at&t. >> caller: thompson creek. >> not thompson creek. and that is the conclusion of the "the lightning round." the playing field. take the privileged investing tools of wall street and make them simple, intuitive, and available to all. distill all that data. make information instinctual, visual. introducing trade architect, td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. take control of your portfolio today. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-n

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mr. cramer, with what do we got? whole foods. >> just a juggernaut.downgrade it eventu eventually. trends are good. >> interesting story. celje celgene getting crushed. >> incredible. not going to be -- new onyx on fire. >> buy here? >> yes. reaffirmed. i will buy. >> vf corp. added to citi's top picks live list. >> this is northface. of course, not the time to wear northface. this is a remarkable company. i agree with the wall. >> juniper networks. >> you got to be careful. i know the balance sheet is good. they've got cash. it's not working. >> tjx recommended by wells fargo. >> because of the jc penney factor. >> when's the last time you were at tjx. >> yesterday. trying to find handkerchiefs. >> nck is not liked at morgan stanley. >> this is a market problem. they got to start discounting. be careful, seagate. >> celgene onyx story is one i'm going to be watching today. >> huge. sunrise, sunset. >> yeah. >> you were doing moses supposes when we talked about fred poses. >> we still got a little bit of time. what's on "mad" tonight? >> this is a com

mr. cramer in connection with this assignment. to be done. in our work the united states has a significant advantage of unanimity of purpose. we benefit from the fact that government officials of both parties, civil society and the corporate sector all are committed to the preservation of the multi-stakeholder model and the resolution which was introduced this week and which has been mentioned today is a very important contribution to showing that unanimity. we look forward to continuing to work with the congress as we approach matters that involve the internet governance. i greatly appreciate the opportunity you are providing what this hearing to affirm the continuing value of our pressure and in a governance, not just u.s. didn't -- citizens but everyone in the world. i would be very pleased to respond to any questions you might have. >> thank you mr. investor and we appreciate the work you put into your testimony in the work you are doing for a country. we turn now to commission mcdowell. appreciate you being here in your loud

cramer company? >> yeah, i think no matter how great -- he could not run this company into the ground. mr.live down the street from me, you have household products business, fast growing pharma, that j&j deserves -- >> i have a lot of j&j friends. >> you know this is a high growth bio speck like company. >> right. >> i want those parts. >> but then you have band aids. >> that's a good cash throw business. >> but it's different. >> j and j is worth so much and used to be the best company. they can reignite this company. the company is not bold -- >> what is behind the spinoffs we have seen lately? >> it's difficult to get people to pay any attention to you. i think people really hate the stock market. and they hate everything about it. they hate the fact that we have to talk about spending. but we have to. >> i would rather talk about great companies. let's break greece up in parts. >> this is a way to focus on international verses domestic. these are stocks that are -- >> so you believe p and g should be broken up? >> they're way too big. >> they bought claroil and gilette. >> i enjoy that