newmont mining three-year high. i think it's just getting started. >> based on fundamentals?>> based on the fact that the gold prices are going higher there. cowboy, do you want to get in my grill there? >> he sniffs at that one. >> that's your thing. >> the best performing sector of the month. with summer just around the corner, which stocks to be poised to heat up. >> hi, melissa. summer is just about here. if you're an investor, you're probably thinking, i'd rather be outdoors enjoying the weather than indoors worrying about my holdings. which tech names make the most money when the mercury rises? we look back over the past ten years. and we trace the biggest winners and losers from the start of june until the end of august. the top of the list may not surprise you. because it's facebook. it seems to be topping a whole lot of our tech lists. jumps 10% and positive three-quarters of the time. apple may be in a funk as of late, but don't count it out. returns over 6%, and higher most of the trading days. sales force.com, averaging 4% gains. and activision rounding out the to

goldman upgraded newmont mining from a hold to a buy. newmont is doubled.e saying price target. liz: they're late? >> it is not late but i think it goes much, much higher. their price target is only 10% of the current hike. why let it double and get last 10% if that's is all you think. these gold stocks are recovering ground they never should have lost. i don't know why anybody is surprised bad numbers out of macy's of the retailers have been reporting horrible sales all year. the consumer broke. we're back in recession. why trump is nominee. why bernie sanders is beating hillary clinton in primaries. voters know how awful the economy s they don't have money to spend. liz: can i jump in. jim murren is saying he has best year for mgm. owns bellagio, second quarter day saleh. all the did. >> a lot of people coming here are foreigners. they have money. there are wealthy people. sometimes people are desperate go to vegas an gamble. they have no other hope if this economy wasn't a disaster, trump wouldn't have support he does. neither does bernie sanders. this i

this is on mission street between newmont gonery and second street. this is a -- new montgomery. the ground gave way underneath an suv that was stopped at a red light. the suv was carrying a family of five and the driver. it was teetering on the edge of the sinkhole. firefighters tied the suv to parking meters. the public utilities commission said the sinkhole was likely caused by a broken sewer main that dates back to 1875, and repairing this line could be complicated. >> one of the things they will look for is stable section of the sewer main they can attach the new pipeline to. they may have to dig farther down the street to find that stable section. depending on the digging that will determine the timeline. >> we understand there's raw sewage that's seeping into the sinkhole. there's water and sewer service for people nearby in the area. as far as muni customers, the buses will be rerouted around this area. the update is that this repair work potentially could take a couple days. in the meantime, keep this in mind, mission street shut down between new montgomery and second st

among those names on the short list, gold and gold mining stocks have been hot and no exception for newmontining. but it's cooled off, down 5% from earlier this month. we know how hot mcdonald's has been. but it's now fallen 6% since then. retail a big focus lately. coach has been on the upswing since the year started. but it's now down 7% since its recent highs. some of the dividend staple stocks, campbell's, a high a couple of weeks ago, now the stock has fallen by 9% since then. so the big question is whether or not these are the early stages of a trend reversal for the hot stocks or just a pullback in a longer term bullish story. back over to you and the rest of the outperformers on the "fast money" desk. >> you're an outperformer, too. thanks, dom. so we've been asking the question for quite some time. these stocks have had horrid runs across the board year-to-date. was it simply a case of, market volatility ahead, let's take a little off the table? >> i think that's part of it. i think we talked about this on friday. i think it's an encouraging sign for the broader market. these names

newmont. >> thank you very much. i'm simon hobbs. catch "fast money" again at 5:00 p.m.ad money with jim starts right no now. >>> my is simple -- to make you money. i'm hear to levre to level the field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you money. my job is not just to entertain you but to make you money. tweet me @jimcramer. every night i come out here for two big reasons -- the first is obviously i like the attention. but the second and more important reason is i want to help you build and preserve

newmont. >> thank you very much. i'm simon hobbs. catch "fast money" again at 5:00 p.m. mad money with jim starts right no now. >>> my is simple -- to make you money. i'm hear to levre to level the field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you money. my job is not just to entertain you but to make you money. tweet me @jimcramer. every night i come out here for two big reasons -- the first is obviously i like the attention. but the second and more important reason is i want to help you build and preserve your wealth. we live a world where it's increasingly difficult to become rich if you weren't born that way and, love it or hate it, i believe the stock market is the best ladder we have in this country for social mobility. there are million upon millions of people in this country but there simply aren't that many jobs that pay you a salary fat enough to actually make you r

years, ande of newmont will comes out that is more powerful and that is because harley davidson sold its best product to the highest margins, people who want performance. honda became honda because they found out that it sells inferior products to people who would normally buy motorcycle, they just thought it will be fun and now honda is a world leading country -- leading company. that is the idea, if you serve your best customer, smaller investors can sell a lower product or a better price and create market shares. example that it goes on all the time in the defense market. the philippines, interested in tying itself to the i've dates, , they wered f-16 very expensive. they ended up buying a south korea model. basically, the united states demands a superlative product and is willing to pay a premium for it. and the industrial conducts supplies the best customer. what does this mean? the united states wants weapons that other states don't want and if that is where the money is then you will see disruption in the market. you inm describing to asia -- there are two different markets. w

newmont mining, they cut cost business a lot recently reduced debt as well.think that situation sits pretty well. and we think the oil that we've been talking about, the rebound o nil, some of the service folks like mcdermott, very small company, very low share price, but they're very well diversified. they do the marine type of development. they have a, good good background in that area. and they're prepared to go for the long haul and they're not as impacted by short term moves. >> jason, you like health care, technology, and energy. you say that it's -- you can't really succeed by just throwing money at the sector broadly. you have to be security specific here. in energy, what does that mean? what kind of companies i do want to look at? >> i think that is interesting. one thing that has been a hallmark of our approach to this environment are the late stage of economics is taking advantage of the markets mispricing of the better companies sh the better companies that had more stable businesses and more financial solitude to them and that financial strength,

we have can ross, newmont getting upgraded, goldman raising its gold price outlook, expectationsativer the next three years, but medium it is positive as everybody else gets positive. retail had a tough day. this is what i was talking about in term of consumer discretionary stocks are you may see has earnings -- macy's had earnings, but they cut their outlook. ross had a downgrade, and target may be the next. everyone is worried about mold foot traffic. macy's expects to lose a warm weather inventory. you can see the consumer discretionary stocks are down, macy's taking a beating down a present or three dollars a share to 3408. -- $34.08. consumer isthe u.s. not going to be spending. we had again in consumer spending at the end of the week, but it would be the first of the year. we have bloomberg gadfly columnist shelby here with us. here.uce biddle is still let's start with macy's specifically. it is not specific to macy's, but what is your take? >> department stores in general are being hit. you can see that with nordstrom, one of the strongest apartment stories historically. macy's

newmont has doubled. gold is up 75%. jon: let's get back to the big story. two of the world's largest oil copies come a $28 billion merger on sunday. hughesrton and baker have announced determination of that merger. halliburton will pay bigger use -- baker hughes $3.5 billion. we have with us robin shoemaker, an analyst from key maker -- from keybank. we now know what they are going to do with $2.5 billion of the money. the headline broken the last couple of minutes or so. the conversation we had in our planning meeting this morning, what are they going to do with the $3.5 billion? is that a productive use of cash? >> it will actually be about $2.8 billion after taxes, in that neighborhood. very little has debt, so this cash at this point in time can be used to repurchase stock. it is just the beginning of a revamp or resurrection of the company, which has been in limbo for 18 months and needs to come back with their customers, with their employees, with the financial community after a period where there has been a great deal of uncertainty. megan: do you th

goldman upping newmont today as well. >> second rate producer can do well when gold goes higher. everyone owns some gold. that's an insurance just like you have insurance on your car, you need gold. >> tonight on mad? >> okay, tonight on mad i've got a company called shutter fly -- shutter stock, i mean. the way people get their pictures. and the best performing stock i've been following of late is iff. iff is perfume, food, international flavors and i've been recommending that stock since 1985. what a quarter. i got to tell you that was the best -- that may have been one of the best quarters of the year. i can't wait to speak to him. >> see you tonight "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time. when we come back we'll talk more retail including the staples/office depot merger that's been scrapped with steve odland. dow's down almost 95. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the best shopping experiences. they're your customers. and by blending physical with digital, cognizant is helping 8 of the 10 largest u.s. retailers meet their demands with more responsive

higher in these markets and those gold prices, jichl was talking earlier, those are the two big names, newmontld, but look at the market vectors gold miners etf. for those etf players and the junior gold etf we are seeing a little bit of a pullback. remember, they surged last week. that junior miners etf, carl, doubled. back over to you. >> dom, thank you very much. let's get to the bond pits. rick santelli's at the cme in chicago. good morning, rick. >> good morning, carl. rates definitely slipped as all the meetings came and went, i'm talking central banks. but we are holding the lower end of a range in the u.s. and bund yields are a bit firmer off much lower levels in europe. let's look at intraday of tens. it readjusted rather quickly as we moved into our time zone. one-week of tens shows you that these, you know, low to mid 180s, it's been a while since we had a 170 on the closing basis and that is significant. now, if we really want to look at what's going on bund's one-week chart shows a difference, looks as though some rates overseas are having a relative pushback in a different direct

on the laggards, freeport is the biggest loser along with newmont mining, alcoa and marathon. >>> disney'sivering a spectacular kickoff to the summer season. "civil war" collecting $181 million, pitching actor chris evans against robert downey jr. as iron man. with us now, adam aron, ceo of amc entertainment, which operates more than 5,000 screens in almost 400 locations. welcome to the program. nice to see you again. >> thank you, simon. always wonderful to be with you. >> this is i think the fifth best domestic opening weekend. how did you do? >> we did great. this is the fifth highest grossing movie ever to open. by the way, three of those five were marvel movies. of course, along with "star wars" and "jurassic world." and boy, we were just huge. we showed the "captain america: civil war" almost 9,000 times opening weekend. and imax just blew it away. imax screens are 3% of our total screens. almost 19% of our total box office throughout the amc system was in imax auditoriums. there was some proprietary scenes shot on imax cameras. so it was a big opening. >> you've only been on the job