mr. cramer? >> yeah. >> caller: i thank you very much for all you do in your charitable trust. >> oh, you're kind. a couple mil given away, thank you. >> caller: i know that. i have a son, 35 years old, he has a roth ira, all with the s&p 500. my question is do you think it might be a good time to sell and go to a cash position, buy it back on a dip, or go to a fund with dividends, and if so, what category would you suggest? >> no, his age, stay in. i don't want him going in and out. month where the market takes off? peter lynch taught us that, the great fidelity manager, one on wall street describes, get in and get out like that when you're younger, you miss the window where all the growth happens that year. stay the course. dividends and conquer. if you want to be prepared for every market out there, make sure you own at least one high yielding stock, and, of course, stiek with cramer. >>> cramer, you are super, you are awesome. >> thank you for inspiring me to get in the game. >> your show is

mr. cramer, absolutely love the show. >> we really appreciate you out there, man. you. >> i know you hear this all the time, jim, but thank you, thank >> this has been my best year by far and away in the market. >> i thank you for, you know, out there. >> great to hear your voice and know that you're there for us. happy holidays. >>> tonight, i'm focusing on different types of stocks showing you how to diversify by strategy, a tool box that works in any and every market no matter how tough. so far, we talked dividends and growth. what else is special for a truly balanced portfolio? how about something to keep you focused? in my view, own something speculative, even a speculation considered to be a serious word in the business. except, of course, here, we invest orthodox. not only is it okay to own the tempting, risky, broken stocks that trade in the single digits, but it's a necessity as long as you follow my rules to speculate wisely. you need speculative in the portfolio as a tonic against boredom. with a huge amount of upside if high risk, hi reward stocks are e

mr. cramer. adam frodelare. >> how areou doing? >>aller: fantastic. thank you for ything you d >> ford is ordone. i know aot of ople think the seor is peakg, but this is getting ridicuus. 11, i don't kn, put it away, i think you'll be fine. rocco in oahom >> jim, boo-yah. boo-yah,hi, what's up? i just wanted to know what you thght about all the eaings. the. >> we don't buy >> wdon't y chinese stocks on this show? why? all that t market cements to do is go down. we don't want to touch it. let's stay more consvative s let's stay srt. jim. >> caller: i'm wonder if i should have loaded it for -- >> at&t is fine. i went through the quarterit's fine, justot as good as vising. for e older folks and mobile with john ledger for thenger people who want to takon the -- and play someort of drinking game. let's goo alex inew york. caller:im, question queson, due solar city, 8% gains,o yothink wou ep goi up? >> i hot it does. because people c sell ll sell and go go io the legitite similar py thate like to whic "mamoney. yo rotation ert, thiis what you get when you

>> caller: hi, cramer, what do you think of beck continue dickinson. >> i always like it, but i'm going to raise you with, i think, baxter. why? because mr. al media? he ade nose taken over baxter. he's fabulous. >>> xander in louisiana, xander? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. hope you're having a good day. >> what was the stock? alumina? i too connected with biotech. buy slowly as the stock comes down, but the charters hate the stock. don't be aggressive. michael in new york? >> caller: cramer, boo-yah. i own jd.com. we're not recommending any stock from china. no way no how. adam in new jersey. >> caller: by boo-yah from new jersey, buy, sell or hold novavax? >> it's getting crazy, frankly. i know they're all for sale, but longer term. how about go to david in new york? >> david. >> caller: the stock that's making new lows ibb. >> celgene, here's the problem, they were very conservative about revenue, the number one drug, i think it might catch a downgrade or too. i'm not backing amp. i think this stock could go to the low 90s, because that group is under such pressure. nobody wants it. keith in florida? stock opk. >> this is another one t

mr. cramer. adam from delaware. >> how are you doing? >> caller: fantastic. thank you for everything you do and i said your opinion on my strategy with ford. >> ford is overdone. i know a lot of people think the sector is peaking, but this is and 11, i don't know, put it away, i think you'll be fine. rocco in oklahoma. >> jim, boo-yah. boo-yah, chief, what's up? i just wanted to know what you thought about all the earnings. the. >> we don't buy chinese stocks on this show? why? all that the market cements to do is go down. we don't want to touch it. let's stay more conservative s let's stay smart. jim. >> caller: i'm wonder if i should have unloaded it for -- >> at&t is fine. i went through the quarter, it's fine, just not as good as vising. generationally we like verizon for the older folks and t-mobile with john ledger for the younger people who want to take on drinking game. let's go to alex in new york. >> caller: jim, question question, due to solar city, 8% gains, do you think it would keep going up? >> i hot it does. because people can sell sell sell a

mr. cramer. this is phil from massachusetts. >> how are you? >> caller: good. it's an honor to speak to you. >> thank you, phil. >> caller: my question is concerning walgreen's. is it a buy, sell, or hold? >> my travel trust has a huge position in walgreen's. the stock did not go up initially today because they thought they were going to buy webmd. when that was dispelled, walgreen's took off. it's a huge buy here. the quarter was fabulous. dennis in michigan. dennis. >> caller: yes, hi, jim. jetblue, like the other airline stocks, are down over the last several months. jetblue over 16%. yet the oil prices have been down significantly. the air lines should be thriving in particular with the capacity in the bookings. what is up? >> a lot of people feel that the airlines, there's finally been some price competition out there, that's worrisome to people. that's why people feel the earnings estimates are not going to be made. i might talk more about that later in the show. rick in illinois. rick. >> caller: yeah, the 2014 budget bill contains an amendment to preven

mr. cramer. international paper. >> okay. he came to work at real money and he said be careful. i came back and said he has a 5% i thit would mean he still has some down side but i do think the yield is safe. let's go to carl in oregon. carl. >> greetings. my question i bought bbt for the long haul. >> long you feel long haul. i know how people feel in oregon. i'd move there in a flash if i hadn't gotten addicted to wall street but bb&t is not one i would throw away down here. it's just too cheap. dave in illinois, dave. >> jim, intuitive surgical. >> intuitive surgical is like netflix. these things do not need a powerful economy. they are really, really hard to own. whether it be a fang or whether it be an intuitive surgical it's fine with me. don't own too many. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what

mr. cramer, how are you doing? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: i'm doing fine. i have a question concerning the citi pensions. i've been a retired police officer now for two years. i've been in the citi pension system for over 20. what is the difference between a 457 plan and a roth ira and what are the benefits or the pros and cons between the two plans? >> that i'm going to have to ask you to check with your people at your pension plan because the 457 deferred plan i am not quite going to be able to cuff something here. it is too important. i am very sorry. that's a personal decision to you and i don't feel comfortable actually offering advice on that particular situation. >>> before you can even think about investing in stocks, make sure you're building a foundation forlong-term wealth. pay off your credit card debt, get health and disability insurance. on "mad money" tonight you know i want you to be diversified. the same applies to the 401k. then, should you ever tinker with your contribution level. plus, the 401k isn't the only game in town. i'll tell you

mr. cramer.'m interested in marathon oil and was wondering what your thoughts on this stock. >> i'm not a fan of marathon. i took a loss i talk about the winner, i have to talk about the losers. i was surprised. i did not think they had the controls in place that i expected. if you do have an oil rally, i suggest you trade out of it. don't count me as a fan. how about brian in colorado, please. brian. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah, brian. >> caller: jetblue and american airlines down 30% from the highs. i know prazal is under pressure, but unlike the airlines, lower demand, low oil for the foreseeable future and record profits quarter after quarter, why is prazal the be all end all. >> i agree with you. i think amr american is good. remember they had a difficult s integrace. i think this is priced in. the whole group is kind of nutty and too cheap. but everyone is so gloomy, brian. that you may have to weather a bit of a storm. it's really nutty that these stocks go down when oil goes down. c

mr. cramer. >> hi. >> caller: my question pertains to morgan stanley. why is it continuing to trade around its 52-week low and how long do you expect this to continin? >> this market has turned on the financials in a way i find shocking. goldman sachs is down so much below book value jpmorgan reported an amazing quarter, stock at 55. this group is in a world of hurt. so i think morgan stanley is trading roughly with them, maybe a little bit worse. i think it is unfair. you know what though? you're getting in front of a genuine buzzsaw if you buy a financial now. right now. are these filled with quinoa? i can have them on my cleanse. i just have to get rid of the bread and cheese inside. all right. from a happy meal to a happy portfolio, congratulations to steve easterbrook. this is an example of a ceo who knows how to unstranglgla compmpy. from cot nel to kleenex. kimberly clark is probably in your home. the stock is missing. time to buy or stay away. then winter boots to down jackets, columbia sportswear can protect you om the elements. as the east coa