mr. cramer, my stock is discover inc, do you think it is undervalued. >> i do. ink via com is undervalued not kidding. let's go to levon in florida. >> caller: booyah from the cramer cadre >> love the rank-and-file cramer let's go >> caller: sens. >> it is like a $3 stock i don't know it well enough. i like abbot we are going to come back. joe in new york. >> caller: thank you mr. cramer for all of your practical advice and knowledge about stocks. >> thank you >> caller: ie got a good question for you it is about the stock adt. since it spun off from apollo global management, the stock price dropped to seven so i bought some and think it has a lot of potential. >> disagree. disagree i think it is a disaster i mean, they put it together some other companies and loaded up, and probably have to take it private again. it is pathetic don in florida. >> caller: greetings i sold have my position and invested in abmd both of those are great. steven in florida. >> caller: booyah from boca. long time listener calling about l brands. >> good number from urban outfitters, me

mr. cramer. >> mike! >> caller: listen, two things. one, first thanks for taking my call, number two, thanks for leading us 9 to 5ers down the right path. >> that's all i want to do, thank you. >> caller: here's my question. i know you here in a hurry here. >> no, i'm fine. >> caller: it's concerning dividends. just want to know, do you take the money and put in the your pocket or do you put it back in the stocks and if you do, how do you make that work and how do you set that up? >> you have to do dividend reinvest you have to do dividend reinvest it's a checkoff, basically, but you have to. my charitable trust we're not allowed to, we have to give the dividends away and it always hurts the performance. i tell club members please, reinvest just take that money because there's nothing like the compounding of the great compounding that you get, particularly with stocks that have good dividends. remember my first two rules -- bulls make money, bears make money, and pigs get slaughtered. please don't be greedy please be disciplined. and d

mr. cramer, what is your opinion on-sito sor bents. buy more, sell >> that is a home run with a stock i have never heard of. that thing can slap me upside the head and i wouldn't know what happened. so i have to do homework michael in north carolina. >> caller: booyah. i have been a follower i am up 20% this year. >> long days >> caller: in january, and it has been an albatross ever since. >> which one was it? i was busy talking >> caller: ak steel. >> i like nu core. and that, ladies and gentleman, concludes the "lightning round"" >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i

mr. cramer, thank you for taking the call i have a regional bank that is selling 52 of its branches to flagbank >> not bad inexpensive regional i am not against that stock. i think it is fine let's go to craig in nevada. >> caller: hello, from las vegas. this will be my first in utility. but as a retiree, i love the dividend your thoughts on ppl. >> i can't believe that company yield six. it is very well run. i think it is a terrific buy here i would pull the trigger right now. ppl. jeff in michigan. >> caller: jeff curry, from niles, michigan. most unique business model in the banking model industry, where it is tough to be unique live oak banc. >> tends to not be my belly wick, but we will do work on it and come back. damon in new jersey. >> caller: booyah. >> what's up >> caller: i want to ask you about kratos. >> the short position is so big. i don't want to be a part of either side. it has gotten too difficult. it is a true battleground. how about jake in new jersey >> caller: what's up, cramer, how you doing? >> okay. feeling all right. how about you? >> caller: good. i was trying to

mr. cramer, how are you? >> good, partner, how about you?great what is your outlook on cell gene i worry about the franchise and nothing else is there to replace it tim in florida >> caller: booyah from the villages florida thank you for sharing your wisdom the dollar tree overtrend? >> that stock is going to go all the way back before we see another quarter. there were a lot of things that i didn't like about the quarter and they weren't answering the commentary it wasn't good erika in texas. >> caller: booyah, jim, love you, and love your show. i bought chicos after they announced their partnership with amazon >> chicos is, if you want to partner with amazon, you go with kohl's it is not doing that well. m manuel in florida. >> caller: how is it going >> in a few hours, i will be garden, that is good >> caller: thanks for all your work it is awesome. i want to know about campbell company soup company. >> i don't like that balance i don't like the quarter i don't know if they have management osha in texas. >> caller: my question about, if w

mr. cramer, can i bother you for a picture. >> kate upton booyah. >> that is a complete roster how about is on second >> after getting blasted on twitter all weekend. before we cut to the commercials -- ) i hate missing t missing out after hours. not anymore, td ameritrade lets you trade select securities 24 hours a day, five days a week. that's amazing. it's a pretty big deal. so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lionel richie? let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> are the big banks, department stores and the financial technology companies, the equivalent of f.a.n.g out to destroy them i spent hours this week analyzingthe failures of the bank stocks in the face of feds blessing four rate hikes instead of three if we knew there would be four a couple of quarters ago, the bank stocks would have caught fire. let me give you the conventional wisdom first the yield curve is so flat, that banks don't make so much lending. lending rates aren't consistently on the ten-year price. i am not

mr. cramer i am a data center engineer by trade and i know how great cisco gear and equipment, why is the people didn't care for the last quarter they felt the guidance isn't strong either. use that to buy chuck robin's great company. rare opportunity to buy a high quality tech stock below where it should be joel in pennsylvania. >> caller: booyah to yah what do you think of sharcharleh wab? >> coining money cha-ching. jim in new york. >> caller: i bought it in february, 88, 89 what a disappointment. >> you know, thor came back and thor is trading with oshkosh so let's give oshkosh some time. i think it can rally vijay in south carolina. >> caller: what do you think of mgm resorts. >> i've got to tell, you $30, you have to stay in there and buy it allen in kentucky. >> caller: i wanted to ask if you think it is good to buy into the mattel stock >> i can't recommend the stock on a take-over basis where i think the fundamentals are going on particularly when i think hasbro is so terrific. that is where i would own. harry in new york. >> caller: big booyah from harry from new york. how are y

mr. cramer. thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> and i appreciate and value your financial mentorship. >> thank you. >> i am a nurse of 33 years in connecticut and i work in the operating room in the past i have based my investment decisions on a lot of the equipment and companies that i have worked with and seen. i am presently working with a device from atrc it's a device for the surgical treatment of atrial fibrillation. >> right. >> i've seen very good outcomes. the device is fda approved it has no competition. it is based in the usa and now expanding to china what do you think. >> mary, you obviously first of all -- like so many of our viewers you know much more than i do about atricure. let me see if your situation is anecdotal or imperial and if it's empirical we have to represent the stock ourselves. sure i was more than entertainment based stocks and a couple of tech companies that help it but when you see revaluation of a sector like we saw today i'm telling you it's worth che

mr. cramer were ahead of the committee, would it have been a fang stock? >> yes, definitely it did not have it in amazon in there i think it's a very big mistake. that was natural >> a lost opportunity on their part >> completely. >> 4,000 >> you the man, jim. >> 4,000 right here right now. 4gs right zbleer a great cause >> part of jim's restaurants >> absolutely. thank you, always great speaking with you jim will have much more on ge and one under the radar energy company, he is calling a top play right now that's at the top of the hour on ""mad money"." all right. so what do we think here ge >> i'm with jim i mean he sounded fairly bearish amazon i'm not so sure of in terms of the dow stock or not. but he talked about poorly managed and some of the% takes along the way, that's hurt him. >> what do we have to do and see to become more confident in buying ge around here? >> we feed transparency in the sheet. john flannery is doing what he has to do. this is a guy a part of the last regime i think at some point they need a clean slate, investors need transp

mr. cramer. thank you for all that you do. i truly appreciate it. >> thank you >> caller: my question is, what percentage of a portfolio should be in index funds and out in cash with the volatility of these future markets >> a lot of that depends on your age. index funds are fabulous because you don't have to do the work on individual stocks and they give you a great diversification. when you're a young age, you want to have 100% in stocks. as you get older you want to take that money out and take the money out i've got in "get rich carefully" and in literally all my books i talk about the different stages but as you get older, you have to raise cash. let's go to blake in nebraska. blake? >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah. >> caller: with the current market volatility, what advice do you have for young investors compared to older investors? >> ride it out young people have their whole lives to make back the money they might lose in the market. older people, well, time gets shorter and you can't make it back, that's why you hav

cramer's "mad money." mylan in new york. >> caller: mr. , valero has been tearing through the roof did i miss the boat? >> there is a big spread between the permian and the rest of the country. i think valero is a good stock let's go to mike in maryland >> caller: what's up, jim, let's go birds. >> yes >> caller: my stock is ichr. ichor. >> dennis in michigan. >> caller: i am at a loss. diamondback energy is down. >> this is all about the glut of oil. can't get, there is a traffic jam at the permian and making it so that f.a.n.g and a couple of others are being hurt. i would stick with it. rick in illinois. >> caller: this is windy city, rick, thank you for taking my car. i am a first time caller i bought monster beverage back in 2015 thinking it would be possible buyout candidate. it has split to three to one and recently missed quarterly earnings is monster beverage a buy, sell, hold. >> they missed the quarter and i don't see any turn around quickly. it is not worth being in tom in new jersey. >> caller: thanks so much for taking my call

mr. cramer was not happy about that.oin us later on this hour. >>> major oil companies fighting back against new york city mayor bill de blasio lawsuit. he is trying to hold them responsible for climate change. the attorney general of the great state of texas, ken paxton, is on the side of the oil companies. he is with us too. >>> listen to this sports league selling 20,000 tickets to a tournament in two weeks, to watch people play videogames. big sponsors like hewlett-packard, toyota, t-mobile, big money in this. they have a commissioner of that league. can you believe that? commissioner of a league which only plays one game. i find that incredible. the commissioner is on the show today. ♪ stuart: holdholding on to a gain. we're up. checking dow 30. see a lot more green than red. 24, 25 of the dow 30 are green. that is up. five or six are down. the price of gold still around 1300 bucks a ounce. 1305 to be precise. >>> this is money-making phenomenon on fox business. videogames. sold out arenas, check that out, 20,000 ti

mr. ambassador, jim cramer. thank you so much for being on the show this morning. sir, is it possible if you are kim, are you concerned that this is a possibility of south korea basically economically taking over north korea in the form you're absolutely right, as you said at the beginning, we feared nuclear confrontation. isn't it mordangerous for north korea they have to fear samsung, which is ready. lg which is ready. those are the real 0 poenopponef north korea. >> i think you're right, jim, the north reans very much fear the fact they don't have capital investment they don't have normal trade they are, you know, they don't have an economy compared to south korea. and in a strange sort of way, they don't want to be dominated by the chinese either. so north korea is trying to break out of its political isolation. i think it's more important they and trade.e capital investment they're not going toethat from the united states, south korea, japan, unless they now agree to some major comprises and reductions in dismantlement of their nuclear facilities. i don't thin

we get down to the new york stock exchange and hang out with jim cramer what did you make of mr. think you asked him that question about the additional billion i think he punted on it, andrew. i think that rule of law was more of the story than the possibilities of what they can do and i think it'll be interesting. what you read what moffit said this week about the $28 and possible dividends 7%. that's worrisome i don't know i think the story is the debt load and whether the carrying costs of the acquisition. >> and you're saying how you treat the stock, at this point. >> i like verizon more for yield. i like t-mobile more for growth. i think that this one is just okay it's a bit of a bond that has a little more worry than the traditional bond no, i mean, i'm concerned about this deal. i think be careful what you wish for. they got it. but at the same time the core business is doing not well and that's what i focus on it's just a very difficult place to be right now. >> i don't know if you saw some of the comments earlier. we've been going back and forth about the fox transaction