what do you think procter & gamble's chances are in the near future?k it's a very interesting announcement of about what's in walmart and what does well, actually limit procter & gamble directly. it's going to be more of a function of the different products that they sell well everywhere including at costco or kroger. i think we own a big position for it for my trust, yields 2 1/2. we like the situation, don't chase but we do like procter & gamble. dave in virginia. dave. >> caller: greetings from beautiful virginia. professor cramer. >> great to have you on the show. what's up? >> caller: hey, bristol-myers is down 30% over the last year and lower eps expected for the remainder of the year but notice on their public website they were recently granted fda approval for a cell therapy treatment for non-hodgkin lymphoma. do you think it's time to invest in bristol-myers? >> i think bristol is going to be a long-term coming and i don't think that -- i think there are other pharma that are better. i do think, though, it does seem to have reached a bottom wh

maybe you want to buy procter & gamble, long-time favorite. told you earlier, logic is rarely what drives the stock market on a day-to-day basis. but let's follow through here. let's say you pick up procter & gamble because you really believe in management or you like the dividend or you think that plastic and fuel costs are going down, which will improve the company's gross margins. that's a huge part of the expense. you buy the stock and it goes higher. what's next? you have to ask yourself why is it rallying? it's very easy to tell yourself, i nailed it. this market is finally giving proctor the credit deserves. when you buy a stock and it goes up, that means you were right. why would you second guess yourself when you're right? the answer is simple, because maybe you were just lucky. as i told you before, it's better to be lucky than good. either way you need to be able to tell the difference. let's say you rack up a nice win in proctor. you should ask yourself if you're right or happen to be in the right place at the right time. what i me

apple, walmart, home depot, procter & gamble, the winning issues.g on labor shortage and cyber security. remember the hackers derailed businesses for thousands of car dealerships all across the country. hillary vaughan on capitol hill what have we heard so far. >> reporter: the cybersecurity industries half a billion workers short. they are not able to keep upper cyber threats. chinese hackers outnumber fbi cyber personnel 50 to 1 and that is something concerning lawmakers today. >> reporter: by the end of 24, cyber attacks will strike every 13 seconds. and easy to believe those predictions whether it is chinese backed infrastructure or major rates to stay ahead of adversaries for cyber defenses. >> reporter: democrats say we can rebuild the cyber workforce, we need to take into consideration diversity. >> to fill cyber workforce positions we have to focus on outreach to women, people of color, rural populations and others not represented. we can't simply address cyber workforce shortage by including everyone in doing so with intentional effort on t

we will get rid of that and we will go put in right here procter & gamble and then and only then wouldfication. next, how about we go to tom and florida. >> i am an investment club member and second time caller. thank you for your help with everything. my stocks are apple, coterra, dell. we have apple and dell which are conflict. we have coterra. ge healthcare. i like this. they have to make this quarter or i will be very upset. then there is stanley black & decker. these are both excellent. tom is an investor of the investing club which i which -- wish everybody elsewhere. i'm thinking why not add abbott labs. we have a lawsuit that is going to start in missouri. it will mean that much to the company but it will freak out investors. that's where i pulled the trigger. now we will go to bonnie in michigan. >> first of all, thank you so much. i just joined the club in january. a lot of blessings to you and your family. >> thank you. >> you are such a good guy. >> he's a good man. >> so amazon, google. i'm in michigan. i had to do four. you keep telling us to hold onto four. when nvidia s

if you ask the ceo's of companies like walmart, costco, home depot or procter & gamble whether they thinkd idea their answer will be in private absolutely not. then, on deportation, president trump is proposing to deport a little over 11 million individuals currently living in this country on an undocumented basis. the problem is that most of the adults and i am sure it is about 80 or 90% of the adults in that cohort are working. now we have a 4% unemployment rate and many corporations say publicly that they cannot find enough workers. i heard from the ceo's of marriott to that effect. so the idea of taking let's say 8 million workers out of the country when we have a labor shortage already is an economically distractive one. and if you were to ask in private what they think of that, most of them, but i cannot say all of them, would say that is a terrible idea. in terms of the trump agenda, i do not think there is a lot of support, although of course it is a big community, the business community and there are very conservative elements. i am sure that quite a few like the overall ideology

it was subsidized by a national procter & gamble and works in the sense because you have the editors and the executives at cbs and elsewhere being that firewall saying, we will have the news divisions separate from the entertainment divisions. the sec had certain requirements because the public owns the spectrum and the fairness doctrine until the 1980's until it went away. there was public trust that went away. but even in my own career, the number of family-owned newspapers has dropped. you have some family-owned papers left but the majority of the nation's papers are owned by private equity hedge funds and there's an interest misalignment . one final thing. in some ways it has been good for our business that our economic interests have moved away from advertisers because they went away and more aligned with customers and readers. that's not a bad thing per se because we want to be on the side of our readers. the challenge that can come in as if all of our readers are coming from one side of the spectrum or the other, you cannot please them. we have to be careful about separating n

a great example today is broad, is being reported blowout earnings numbers were up a whopping 6%, procter gamble and pepsi with stronger earnings growth and not living like this leave no doubt the theme is strong as strong can be but ultimately that's the big word ultimately if earnings don't skyrocket for a lot of the names that skyrocketed eventually they will come down off of the sky now were in the midst of that's all i own i even bought apple the move above $200 off of a.i. even though they have no growth and that stock is skyrocketing so was all good for right now be on your toes if we continue to see the dow down to 50 but the nasdaq up 100 it's going to remind them 1999 and you know what happened when the music stopped. stuart: every member it well. why don't you care about the fed. >> because they really don't matter when you pass $9 trillion he matter because he caused inflation he caused massive distortion and you screwed and mary and uncle bob was 0% savings rate but the juncture of the ten year yield the free market that's really care about most has taken over and i don't wat

but i just think at a certain point, we're going to end up buying procter & gamble again, going backlgate. >> or kimberly clark. >> mike's reinvented that company. and it's almost at its all-time high, and it's got a good yield. that's what i've -- >> i'm reading something. i'm listening and reading. i can do two things at once. i hear everything you're saying. michael shoe -- >> he does not even know. if the shoe fits -- >> he's already in the madrid airport. >> he's thinking dsw. >> if the shoe fits, wear it. i heard the whole thing. >> floorsheim doesn't trade. >> deckers does. >> that could be another one i'm worried about. i'm antsy because we just -- i just need something else to buy other than nvidia. >> i'll give you broadcom, because it's up another 2%. >> my travel trust owns broadcom, nvidia, and microsoft. >> after what's been a great -- >> i could take a vacation with those. >> adding -- >> own it, don't trade it, david. nvidia. >> i know, apple and nvidia. own it, don't trade it. >> he doesn't care. when he wants rh and nucor, own it don't trade it. >> you want to talk