mr. cramer. i'm not far from the shore house.e way, you always take the local instead of the express. >> i don't know. i have cut over at the gardens. you're right. go ahead. you were just calling on traffic and weather? 105 is right. let's go to frank in florida, please. >> jim, is patience a virtue at this time? >> the only ppr is blue ribbon. i have a case in the kitchen and i will not buy ppr the stock. let's go to justin in texas. >> boo yeah. this is justin. i'm an under grad at texas a and m. aggy, what is up? >> i want to ask you about titan international, twi. >> offroad equipment i'm going to send you to caterpillar. we are going for the whole shooting match. let's go to alley in maryland. >> boo yeah from college park. >> university of maryland which i love. underarmer. what is up? >> my stock is home depot. >> i'm liking the depot. 51. back and forth. home depot. i like home depot the stock. i got a great home depot i go to. let's go to florida. >> what is the deal with j wolf. >> we have usf players on the team here.

mr. cramer. a big texas booyah to you! >> i'm going to send that right back to you. >> caller: i'm an employee of tyson foods. i put 10% of my income in their stock purchase plan, they contribute another 25%. i can sell it and put it into something else like cellgene or harley davidson, which i owe a little of. i wonder if i should after this downgrade. what would you do if you were the ceo of tyson foods? >> first of all, you're doubling down. never a big doubling down user. you already work, there you got a paycheck from there. i don't want to you put more money in that. you have 10%, that's not bad. tyson is a commodity company and they're going to have to rely on the high price of food, of corn, of the different crops. i got to tell you, i don't think corn is done going up. so i say be careful. if i were tyson, listen, it's the business you've chosen. there's not much can you do other than ride the wave of commodity pain right now. josh in new jersey. josh. >> caller: hey, jimbo. b-b-b-booyah. i got news on johnson&joh

mr. cramer, how you doing? >> real good, how about you? >> caller: good. i just had a question for you. i know you said that newspapers weren't for you. gci ganette. how do you feel about the digital marketing services demand and it uh's making a strong impact on broadcasting a as well with the u.s. olympics coming up? >> that was an impressive corner and larry kramer is one of the best in the business. i think they are doing well. i don't recommend a newspaper stock. they are too speculative to me but i was impressed with the corner. no doubt about it. it was good to go. the market chose to listen to the companies today, not to the sweet little lies. commerce department does its best but wouldn't the market have been down huge if that was the way numbers are shaking out? yeah, it would have been. it wasn't. "mad money" will be back. >> announcer: coming up, secret sauce? this household name has made a home in your pantry, but the shares have been frozen in 2012. could a break-up unlock the hidden value and bring good things to those who wait? >>> later, fight club. grab a towel. cramer

mr. cramer. a big texas boo-yah to you. >> i'm going to send that right back to you. >> caller: i am employee of tyson foods. i put 10% of my income in their stock purchase then. they contribute another 25%. i can put it into something else, like cell gene or harley-davidson, but i'm wonder if i should after that downgrade. i'd like to know what would you do if you were the ceo of tyson foods. >> first of all, you're kind of doubling down. you already work there, you get a paycheck, i don't want you to put more money in that. i respect the fact you have 10%, that's not bad. but tyson is a company that's a commodity company and they are going to have to reline on the high price of corn, of the different crops, and i got to tell you, i think corn is not done going up. i think it goes higher. i got separate reports on my own. i say be careful. if i was tyson, it's the business you've chosen. there's not much you can do other than ride the wave. josh in new jersey. josh? >> caller: jimbo, boo-yah fro

mr. cramer. how are you? >> hello, sunshine. >> caller: i have a question, sir.e, i want to bug you on lululemon. >> everybody's saying everyone's gunning for lululemon like underarmour. that apparel complex is coming back. i want to own lululemon. now to ryan in texas. ryan. >> caller: boo-yah, jim! this is ryan from the lone star state. i will be a freshman next year in high school. >> love it. >> our stock is first energy. >> when first energy was yielding 6% i had the company -- i had to coax them on. i said you're the buy of the century. that's a terrific utility. that merger was fantastic. at this point i like duke more than i like first energy. may i go to terry? wow, in georgia. >> caller: hey, boo-yah! >> boo-yah, terry. >> caller: your thoughts on ccl, carnival cruise lines. is it a buy? >> it's okay. do you know who's got a cruise line that's humming? disney and they have espn. go with disney, not carnival. vinny in new york. vinny! >> caller: jim, big boo-yah from new york. forget about it. >> i like it. what's up? >> caller: what's going on, brother?

mr. cramer, as a 24-year-old young professional who was fortunate to get a full-time job in my major threeter graduating college and brought bougt a home within ten months i feel it would be a good time to get into the stock market. i know there is a notion about having a diverse portfolio. but for a beginner how do you put it together? the first $10,000 is an index fund. then start picking stocks. honestly, if you have $2,500 you can start buying $500 in five different positions. that's the amount of leeway i will give you. first put the money in the index fund. we need ultimate diversification. with "mad money" we'll start investing. stick with cramer.

mr. cramer, god bless you and your staff. >> thank you. my staff is brilliant. makes me look good every day, particularly regina who looks good today. >> caller: should i buy stocks like eog or chevron or wait for oil to drop more? >> i think the group has a little bit to go. i think the stocks have had a really good run when oil bottomed off of the $80 level. now they are in retreat. give them a couple of days and buy them. why not wait? unless they have a good yield, okay, you don't have the support uh i'm looking for for companies that you can just come in and buy. good yield or in the case of the oil service stocks, i think those have bottomed. they're down much more than oil stocks. down day? i need you to employ a lemons to lemonade corollary, please. when the market moves down on europe, dig for bargains. go for blue chips. think j & j. maybe that will jar your mind. "mad money" will be back. >> announcer: coming up, feel the power? searching your screen for green after today's plunge? look no further than eaton. after topping estimates this industrial de

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mr. cramer. andrew from new york.-williams. >> i was discussing with stephanie link who was on maria's show before this that maybe the housing market is so, so strong that we should go back to sherwin-williams down two bucks today. i like it. i believe it's had a beautiful run but you can go still higher. yes, sir? >> hello, michael from new york. thank you for everything you do. fnv, franklin nevada corp. >> you know, here's what i will do. i do not know what the investment part of the royalties is and how much they are nat gas versus oil. if there is too much nat gas it doesn't do well. i cannot opine on that because i'll figure out the wrong nat gas ratio and be wrong. i'll come back on it. thank you so much. yes? >> hi, jim. alexis from georgia. go dogs. time warner. >> one of the most undervalued stock there is. i think it's a housing play. people subscribe to hbo when they buy a new home. time warner should be dramatically higher than it is at 38. jeff is a fabulous ceo. >> boo-yah. i want to give a shout out to

mr. cramer, how are you? >> all right, sunshine. how are you?e a question. >> caller: i have a question, sir. i watch you faithfully, by the way. >> thank you. >> caller: i would appreciate just -- i want to bug you a minute on lululemon. >> everybody is saying everybody's gunning for lululemon like for underarmor. that complex is starting to come back. i want to own lululemon. i want to go right now to ryan in texas. ryan? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i'm from the lone star state. i'll be a freshman next year in high school. >> love it. >> caller: our stock is first energy. >> you know what, when first energy stock was yielding about 6%, i had the company on, i had to coax them to come on. listen, you guys have to come on because you're the buy of the century. that is one terrific utility. that merger was fantastic. >> buy, buy, buy. >> at this point i like duke more than i like first energy. may i go to terri, wow, georgia. >> caller: hey, boo-yah. >> boo-yah, terri. >> caller: your thoughts on carnival cruise line. >> it's okay. i lack a catalyst

mr. cramer.professional who is fortunate to get a full-time job in my major three months after graduating college -- congratulations -- and brought home on my own within 10 months of graduating a feel a good dime to get in the stock market. a big notion having a diverse portfolio. as a beginner, how many stocks do you recommend? put away money for an index fund. first $1,000, index fund. after that start picking stocks. i don't want you to have -- honestly. if you had $2,500, start buying $500 in five different positions. about the what i'll give to you do it. first the index fund. all miss diversification, with "mad money" doing investing. stick with cramer. another cup of coffee? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home. . . . . . . wise choice. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. [ sound fades ] at a moment like this, i d

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mr. cramer let's start off with family dollar. >> weakest of dollar stores in terms of management.ake off the list. >> autozone. citi group says do it yourself. >> remember we had o'reilly blow up and took the whole group down. this is a great well run company. >> red hat. >> people hate tech. is that company that's cloud. cloud is getting cloudy. >> goldman sachs raises the price target. >> if mr. mcdonald leaves proctor, you would see this going oranges j and j survive. >> united continental. sell? >> has bottomed and you want to take profits. >> finally marriott not a good day. >> no. they take it down, international has been the star of all hotels. >> thank you. >> i need to ask you something is it too early yet for groupon, too early to buy groupon? is it too early to buy zynga? >> yeah. both of those are not looking particularly good. >> we used to talk in the old days. >> yes, it was. what have we got coming up on "mad money". >> real estate. one of the things -- again i'm looking for domestic plays. this is a real estate investment trust company that has held up very well.

mr. cramer. >> crude oil is being clubbed.o to sharon epperson at the nymex. >> reporter: widespread, global equities and commodities as well. definitely oil prices. brent crude down as much as $4 earlier in the session and it is, of course, the concerns over greece. more importantly spain, as you mentioned, and concerns about default. that really has put pressure on the oil markets. it's interesting to note that this is occurring despite the fact that over the weekend we learned of a pipeline, one of two pipelines that take oil from northern iraq to turkey that had been bombed. now the oil flow has returned somewhat, but that was a big development, and we did see much higher prices earlier in the overnight session. the selloff intensifying as well as china. a lot of folks looking towards china and forecasts there for perhaps economic growth slowing again in the current quarter and that, of course, could have an impact on the global growth scenario in the commodities sector which is copper. copper is down sharply. in fact, it'

mr. cramer. take a look at some of these charts i have for you.ompany really not that long ago bankruptcy was one of the words that was used when people were describing the future for sprint. now that was never a strong possibility but was it remote? absolutely not. a company with $21 billion in debt, but i think when you look back and you see what this quarter -- the company's been able to do this quarter, you have to remove any and all such talk. for example, the company actually generated free cash. that's right. cash after paying all its interest and everything else. post paid average revenue per user up 7% versus a year ago. churn down to 1.69%. adjusted. that's operating income before depreciation. their forecast, 4.5 billion. let me put that into some perspective. they were looking at 3.7 billion and 3.9 billion. so that gets increased sharply and, again, they did generate $200 million from free cash flow. take a look at post paid churn, take a look at the way they have been moving for sprint over the last few quarters and you get a sense a

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mr. davies. >> coming up next hour, cramer is coming up to look at the facebook status.ceo of globe specialty metals all coming up on mad money. outperforming mutual fund. rr let's ask paul, the etf analyst. great to have you with us. what accounts for the disskrepscy in performance? >> essentially, bond is a different fund than is mutual fund counter part. >> i think more importantly, the fund is a lot more nimble. so it's been really popular. but that pales in comparison to the $260 billion in the mutual fund. it can move in and out of positions in the bond holdings that it owns. >> in this environment it has more to do with the fact that the fund can move in and out of its positions easier than the big aircraft carrier that is the mutual fund. i think over the long term, the questions remain whether or not it's avoidance of derivatives gives it more or less tail risk. >> in terms of your recommendation, then. >> it's realitily apples to oranges. it's a different fund chl i think investors who want liquidity have an option. and investors looking to save some money cert

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mr. ed or con-ed, the new york based utility with a hefty 3.9% yield cramer it's a new york-based transmission and distribution utility cramer it's not a power generation play cramer not a stinky one you. know what i mean? so there's no reason for the epa to crack down on them cramer best of all, this company is a champ when it comes to raising the dividend. [ applause ] con-ed has boosted the payout every one of the last 38 years. in fact, it is the only utility in the s & p 500 with 30 years or more of consecutive dividend boosts cramer plus as the ceo kevin burke said they are a huge beneficiary of the collapse in natural gas prices targeting more than 7,000 buildings overpaying for oil. and cowl save a mountain of dough if they would just switch to gas a la con ed cramer also con ed unlike the rest of us is benefitting from this martha vandella-style heat wave cramer we need more than one utility cramer i toyed with the idea of including duke energy now that it's merged with progress. that's a terrific stock. when the new old, new ceo jim rogers pulled. the coups de gras cramer came on our

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