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mr. cramer, thanks for taking the call today. i also want to thank you for your work on the ground zero program. outstanding tribute to those who served. >> thank you. >> caller: give us your take on smith & wesson going forward. >> i like the stock. i think it's too cheap. i think you want to own it during these periods where people feel it's rolling over. represents good value. jimmy in chicago. >> caller: how are you doing there, jim? >> i'm doing very well but i hope to be doing better after monday night when the eagles are going to play the bears. what's up? >> caller: let's go, bears. but i had a question regarding alibaba. i've actually held it -- >> sorry. what was that? >> caller: there's some action usually in october. what are your thoughts on the long term? >> on alibaba? i have to tell you when i sat down with -- i got to admit that stock's going higher. i don't like to recommend chinese ks international stock. i think you got a good one there. i was kind of shocked at how good it does sound. i know my friends who ar

mr. cramer, boo-yah. i hope everything's going well. i'm a beginner at this. i've only been doing this for about ten months. and my question is, i bought my average price on is it about 340 and it has got on up to $8.11. i've already taken my investment out. but should i keep it? >> vicky, first of all, you did the right thing by taking your money out, play with the house money. and i'm glad you're in this business of pick stocks, but i do not know meetme. that's a stock i don't know. i'll do my homework and we will come back. let's given to kevin in ohio. kevi! how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? >> caller: goo, thank you. stock symbol mo. do you think the sell will go through? >> yes, i do. i'm on two minds of altria, i don't recommend tobacco stocks, but if someone wants to be in them, that is fine, and altrea is the best of breed, sadly, because i don't like the breed. tom? i want to know about ginnie mae, not ginnie mae, but ellie may. >> we had the ceo. i thought about buying that for the charitable trust. i think everybody had to be impressed with

mr. cramer. >> how are you? >> caller: very good. big old houston, texas, boo-yah to you. my question is about hilton shares. on october 4th there's going be a special session on a reverse stock split. so far -- i don't know if it's two, four or six, how they're going to split it. i have 100 shares, and i'm not sure how to play that because when they split that, that will be an odd lot because it's under 100. >> right. >> caller: i don't know how to play that. >> i'm not a fan of hilton. hilton, right? i'm not a fan of it, and i think you should sell it. if you want to be in a situation, you want to be mgm or the mgm real estate investment trust. plain and simple. that's how i look at it. the banks sure know how to spoil a rally, but now that we've laid out the potential scenarios, plan accordingly. don't be too hasty. look for high quality names like pepsi co and they can get lost in the shuffle. that dropped too. "mad money", i promise my opec to cut oil production was a wall street buying today with oil es should this be fueling to change your portfolio? concerns over s

mr. cramer. >> yes. i'm reading your book "sane investing." cabella's. >> i don't really care for retail. i like to shop there, retail's not a good place to be right now. stephen in texas. >> caller: yes, sir, thank you. you had a segment about charts, and you said when you see this distinctive head and shoulders, not to ignore that. >> i'm staying away from the steel stocks. they had a big spike now they're coming down. that's a little dicey for me. let's go to mike in florida. mike. >> caller: jimbo, acacia. >> this is a red hot stock. you let the whole market take it down to a level where it might have been before it reported tom in pennsylvania. >> caller: hi, jim, first time caller from elwood city, pennsylvania. i wanted to begin by thanking you for your reading list in world war ii magazine last year. >> geez, you read that. thank you so much for saying that. that was a fun piece for me to write. that's my true passion. >> caller: my stock is dynavax. >> that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> the lightning round is sponsored

mr. cramer at cnbc, which i thought was fairly laughable. it was like a, it was like a segment of excuses. >> we would have taken if we had gotten it. >> we would ask different questions. liz: they didn't give it to us. >> we ask different questions. i would say this. reminded me the sort of interview jim gave to the head of wachovia bob steele, right before the financial crisis where bob steel said, listen we're fine. days later they employeded. -- imploded. reminded me. they didn't give it to us because we would ask tougher questions. hearse what we know, liz, every bank executive i spoke to, i spoke to a bunch in the last 4hours and i was dubious about this at first, they think stumpf is a goner. that he will have to resign at some. >> reported on the show. >> i reported last week people close to him say he concedes his job is in jeopardy. there seems to be, you know, a lot was riding on this hearing and he did not do very well at this hearing. so the general consensus right you now is, people i talked to just before and after is that he'

mr. cramer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized. mr. cramer: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my colleagues from new york and indiana and other colleagues supporting this legislation and they've described it beautifully. i would just simply state that what this really does is it brings f.a.a. policy up to the contemporary standards of modern day missions by our air force and air national guard. many flying missions have made the trans-- transition or are making the transition from manned aircraft to remotely piloted aircraft, just like the happy hooligans in my home state of north dakota. i think this policy recognizes that reality. i'm just going to wrap up by simply stating, mr. speaker, that there are many benefits to this bill, in addition to the ones that have been stated. first of all, it's taxpayer friendly. and it's mission appropriate. it does nothing to diminish, but rather enhances the integrity of the air force's mission and it's good for taxpayers. it supports airport authorities and their flexibility, as well as military and

mr. cramer. >> boo-yah. >> >> caller: how are you? >> caller: good. congratulations on the fantastic job you do educating the investing public. i'm a minister and we have an investment club at our church. and listening to you is one of the keys to life. >> thank you. >> caller: thank you for the fantastic job. >> minister, thank you so much. wow! i mean, we do it. we do it for a reason. we've been doing it forever. you're listening. thank you for those comments. it inspires us too. >> caller: yes. i like your comments on the stock symbol al, they purchase and lease commercial jet airlines in asia, pacific rim latin-america as well as other countries. they announced today that the airlines is committed to leasing at least six of their new airbus. i would like to know your opinion on this company. in a good enough place that a company like this can do well and grow? >> thank you for the comment. i'm still glowing. we heard from honeywell and from boeing. looks like air travel is over ten-year period will continue to advance. that's how we will look at i

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mr. cramer. booyah from the great state of alaska. >> done, yes.olutely. >> caller: i'd like to know what your feelings on semiconductors on. >> yeah, they're making a merger. i think it's good. i got to tell you i do want to just mention -- i've been mentioning nxpi ask my favorite. how about the sky work solutions? let's go to jack in virginia. >> caller: james, i own both happen co-and z rock. they're both scheduled for a split next quarter. >> right. >> h i think the parts are both both. nor. thatting ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. yeah. well, we gotta hand it thto fedex. glasses. they'vhelped make our e-commer

mr. cramer, how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> my question is on amd, i know they just did a bond offering and some secondary. what are your thoughts about the stock? >> yeah, i think this pull back is an opportunity. i mean, look, they had to fix their balance sheet. that's good. i like their business. that's fine. i just think that once they put all that liquidity out there, you have to wait a little bit. don't expect it to bounce right back quickly. let's go to mark in texas. mark. >> cramer, what's up, dude? miami mark calling from austin, texas. how is it going? >> doing well. how about you? >> good, man. good. love your show. love what you do. one of the first stocks i purchased, believe it or not, was gw pharma. >> we're big fans of it because they have the actual pill of pure marijuana. the problem is now it's up on a takeover spike, and it maybe it gets one. remember, you can't make -- what they're doing in the united states, but they're over there in london. i say you know what, sell half. you're just sta

mr. cramer, in recent sessions, you can see the 10-year note deal a shade under 1.7. john stumpf is going to testify before the senate banking committee. he'll face questions about bank employees allegedly cheating customers by opening fake accounts to achieve their sales goals. in his prepared text, stumpf says, "i am deeply sorry that we failed to fulfill our responsibility to our customers, to our team members and to the american public. i accept full responsibility for unethical sales practices in our retail banking business and i'm fully committed to doing everything possible to fix the issue, strengthen our culture and take the necessary actionses to restore our customers' trust." last week on "mad money," stumpf told jim he doesn't intend to step down as ceo. >> it may mean, some people say, that you have to resign. >> jim, i think the best thing i could do right now is lead this company and lead this company forward. in fact, today we made an announcement about product sales goals. we never intended for product sales or any dynamic or any part of a management

mr. cramer. yes. >>> we got some other earnings to get through.checks is a three cent beat with 60 cents. get through that sometimes a proxy for the labor market. >> i got marty on tonight. this is a stock that tends to bounce back quickly. obviously there are a lot of people wrote 150 shares is down big, a float that they take on the check, full disclosure i use paychex as they handle my books and i think that they are the ultimate small to mid size business so we get a referendum on small to mid size business. >>> sonic down 5% more includes weakness about fast in quick serve lower ticket and lower traffic. >> that was just a parade of pletho -- cliff is very good. sonic is not necessarily known as good for you. but they have been very consistent. and this has been a very rocky period for them. >> amazon cracked through 800 last week. today it's 819. this time nomura initiates with a buy, target 950. they argue global retail is a $24 trillion target. if amazon gets 1%, they say that's incremental $15 billion in revenue, 65 cents. >> let's go bac

mr. stump was on jim cramer's program this week and was asked whether he and the bank would go after by clawback means trk retirement and stock option settlements to the woman overseeing the branches. >> that's -- talk about something that just tells you what's wrong with wall street. when someone cob the person that's responsible for one in charge, have a lot of fraud take place on their watch, whether they actively encouraged it or just passively encouraged it, then got to stuff their pogts with money and walk out the door, that's just fundamentally wrong. >> i guess she didn't say he should be prosecuted. she did say he should take responsibility and step away. not hold on to his job. she thinks it's not credible, people at the top who didn't know what was going on. >> i hear within those statements, her greater political mission, to praek up the banks and this is going to be something in her arsenal as a reason. >> the way i phrased the first question, i was surprised she -- it does fit. is it bigness or badness. her answer was as you heard, really to go at the responsibility and accountabil

mr. bishop from delivering alpha. i'm taging one more. let's go to don in hor. don. >> caller: cramer, this is don from ohio. big buckeye booyah to you. >> what's going on? >> caller: i like your opinion on lieu men item holdings, lite. >> this is a red hot stock, and i've got to tell you, it's a telecommunications play that i like, but i like cisco more because i am far more conservative and don't want to risk a stock that sells at a gigantic multiple, although next year could be very good earnings. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade >>> some of the smaller biotech stocks have come roaring back from their lows over this year although most of these names are still off their 2015 hiez. take radius health, a biotech company focuse

mr. bishop from delivering alpha. i'm taking one more. let's go to don in ohio, don. >> caller: cramer, this is don from ohio. big buckeye booyah to you. >> what's going on? >> caller: i'd like your opinion on lumentum holdings, lite. >> this is a red hot stock, and i've got to tell you, it's a telecommunications play that i because i am far more conservative and don't want to risk a stock that sells at a gigantic multiple, although next year could be very good earnings. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. but you have got a full day ahead of you, try mucinex 12-hour. only mucinex has a unique bi-layer tablet. while the blue extended release layer lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. what are these? what is it? duck lips. quack quack. plastic surgery duck! uh huh! you are a backwards duck. instead of quack, he says- no, kcauq. kcauq. kcauqqq. kcauuuu. ? ? pringles! "whatcha doin?" "just checking my free credit score at credit karma. "what the?" "don't you know that

mr. chanos of course an expert at watching the movement of cash and free cash flow in particular. later on yesterday jim cramerke with alibaba's executive vice chairman jose tsai. >> the problem is he doesn't seem to try to understand the business and try to appreciate the power of the digital economy in china. and you can lay a lot of claims, a lot of accusations on our business, the bottom line is on the logistics business we made full disclosure on the profits, loss, revenues, assets, liabilities of the business. so investors can do their own math, whether you're consolidated or not consolidated. >> of course that being a key consideration. mr. tsai did go onto also say alibaba does not want to consolidate or own outright its delivery business, which would mean adding some 2 million employees to its roles of course viewing the company as a technology company as he does. whether there is free cash flow or not, the back and forth mr. tsai of course citing all the stock the company has bought back. mr. chanos countering, well, they borrowed the money to do a lot of those buybacks. so no doubt this debate will