horton and pulte group are up. toll brothers up nearly 25%.his is the homebuilder etfs trading at decade-high these stocks are on shaky ground, carter, break it down. >> i'm not it's shaky ground, it's firm ground, but does it stay firm? they've been very strong the question is at some point is it too strong. we know we've seen that time and time again in certain asset classes, certain stocks. i think that at this point, we've seen a little wobble in so many areas of the market, this is due for that sort of thing. here is a chart of the itb it's got all the names you know, from lennar to toll to d.r. horton and others. whether you call it a breakout or a big range from which it has finally gotten out, the breakouts occur. the question is can this really go a lot further without some form of checkback, checkback to trend, the 150-day moving average. let's look at this going back five years what we know is that mean reversion is a powerful principle, and that in up trends or down trend, you typically have mean reversion. you come back to trend i

horton and pulte group are up. lennar up. toll brothers up nearly 25%.his is the homebuilder etfs trading at decade highs. these stocks are on shaky ground so, carter, why don't you break it down. >> well, i'm not sure it's shaky ground it's firm ground, but does it stay firm? they've been very strong the question is at some point is it too strong. we know we've seen that time and time again in certain asset classes, certain stocks. i think that at this point, we've seen a little wobble in so many areas of the market, this is due for that sort of thing. here is a chart of the itb it's got all the names you know, from lennar to toll to d.r. horton and others. whether you call it a breakout or a big range from which it has finally gotten out, the breakouts occur. the question is can this really go a lot further without some form of checkback, checkback to trend, the 150-day moving average. let's look at this going back five years what we know is that mean reversion is a powerful principle, and that in up trends or down trends, you typically have mean rever

i'm still long pulte >> how about on the retail side? we had lowe's earnings out, gross margins were light >> home depot is the name to own in that sector, 100% i look at steve's call, agree with him 100%. we're at the beginning stages of a recovery within the housing market, and these names will continue to work so home depot, i would be a buyer of, and these homebuilders >> i'm with you on the home depot. we've been pretty unanimous in our love of home depot i think you look at home depot, trades 21 times forward earnings people play lowe's because lowe's is 16 times, they figure it will catch up on valuation. as today ae's lowe's report sho home depot is a better company, a better balance sheet this summer we talked about it being potentially amazon, that's correcting t -- incorrect the stock continues to go higher >>> under armour news coming as shares have fallen 55% is there more pain ahead for under armour, bk >> yeah, unfortunately i think there is this is a company in transition. i don't think in the long run you want to bet aga

so pulte is up 70% year to date. i'm still long it. take another look at pulte take another look at the homebuilders, they're attractive now, they were sold off wrongfully >> on the week they're up 2% >> last night they reported, one of the things we said is, if the market is unable to sell this stock off on this quarter it's going to continue the trajectory look what it did today, opened effectively on the lows, closed effectively on the highs i want to say it made a new all-time high today, if not it was pretty close a name like that is getting ready for its next leg higher. >>> coming up, a huge night for earnings we start off with disney, shares of the mouse house climbing back after initially dropping after hours, the stock is now up about a percent, call it the magic kingdom. jim stewart will be here >>> shares of nvidia on the move something in the charts makes this a screaming buy, even at these levels, we'll hear why that is. >>> judgment day after earnings from maky's and kohl's sent the stock soaring. nordstrom's is falling

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pulte i'm still long, that's the name i'm still long in that space. take a look at the homebuilders. >> go with what's working. emerging markets has outperformed it's been a good couple of days for the s&p, emerging markets have outperformed the s&p, stay in that trade. >>> coming up, homebuilding stocks are surging this year but something the chart master sees could have you pushing the sell button plus tesla unveiling two new vehicles was the whole presentation a bait and switch? we'll explain. >>> and later, fox is wall street's eligible watch lore right now. who will win the heart of the media giant? much more "fast money" after this stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. >>> welcome back to "fast money. tesla unveiling its highly anticipated

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the old situations are coming back and the stand pulte in them that i understand the russia is they are not in favor that nato is coming directly to the border of russia you know i'm fully sharing your of this opinion that it was a mistake to do so. but on the other side i think. they came back and the old impression of confrontation. that's a mistake on the western side to you especially by the americans but the lives of some western europeans i have to say precisely as the new europeans. are also on the other side but come on it's not only the western europeans the poles for example played all sat quiet there and had to vent by five now this is history i think the confrontation poland and that ayesha is allowed last thing went on and i think it's also the question of consummation what has happened by the end of the second world war because poland was moved two hundred kilometers west towards. losing newsies the bones are getting from germany a duchess and i hear what they're going to say parts of their country into this still not yet concealed so everybody is essentially acting on tha

along the way, taylor won an in addition to the pults administer prize and many other prizes. i think he would agree that this extraordinary career really began in 1970 when he took a very low paid job with charlie peters, the legendary founder and editor of the washington monthly, a very small circulation political opinion and reporting magazine which still exists. i strongly suspect that taylor learned his trade as a journalist and book author while working for peters for three years. a few years later i went through a similar process myself but working for victor navaski at the nation magazine here in new york. both of us arguably became buy og gras fers after immersing ourselves in journalism. oddly enough, taylor and i both worked in the 1972 campaign for george mcgovern. he didn't know this, but i was just a lowly canvasser knocking on doors in california and nebraska and minnesota. taylor however had a slightly more elevated campaign position in austin, texas, where he happened to share an apartment with one bill clinton. that friendship survived the mcgovern electoral

, what did we do to cause our self when these victims come forward which we want them to do and we pults them in our publication and people immediately dismiss it and finally what the president is recognizing is consistent with what he said before. i wouldn't vote for him and wouldn't the party to vote for him. the people of alabama will make the decision. >> the president is not saying it's up the people of alabama he's making it's clear -- >> i think he's making it very clear he wants him. >> i. [ overlapping speakers ] the alabama local papers have also reported it's not just the washington post that's nonsense. >> we have much more to discussion after this. getting to the change in strategy next. later, new sexual misconducts allegations on capital hill. incredibly secret even when it is your tax dollars to fit the bill we're keeping them honest. when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about what people want. honey, do we have like a super creamy cheese with taco spice already in it? oh, thanks. bon appe-cheese! okay... dire

horton and pulte group up 72% easing of credit key driver force that industry.ers, advanced auto parts, more people moving towards public transportation. foot locker off 58 pf% as the footwear maker struggles to keep up with nike and adidas. and under armour also down about 58%. they are burning through cash and hurting their brand through promotions back over to you >> thank you very much appreciate it. time for our top trending stories. lord of the rings is heading to amazon the company confirmi ining it's working on a tv series based on the films. amazon's show will explore new story lines rather than retell story lines already depicted on screen wonder if they'll be as long as the books. >> yeah. it's amazing you have this 100-year-old intellect cal prual property geg repurposed >> after 16 years, joejoeyt tria is getting his thanksgiving pants. stove top introducing stretchy pants. they were inspired by the 2001 "friends" episode where joey wears a pair of maternity pants while trying to eat an entire turkey on his own. the pants come in small through extra

. >>> pulte homes >>> see you back here at 5:00 for more "fast." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing 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 make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. oh, how the mighty haven't fallen the market refuses to be brought down by news that would have crushed us at almost any other time in history. instead it rallies to new highs dow gaining 256 points s&p climbing 1%. and while that may seem crazy, there's actually some very good explanations let's start with the negatives, though first there was this morning's tweet from the president, meeting with chuck and nancy today, of course, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi about keeping government open and working. p

there was somebody who careded enough about that pult a poster up today. >> two things here that we havewe don't usually. the london bridge attack which happened in june of this year. nobody survived it. so in this instance, we have the subject who was wound ed by police officer, but is alive and talking. we don't know if he's cooperating and he has a spouse that's also talking. what i can't underscore enough now is the connection to east asia. we look at the middle east and syria and iraq and think that's where isis has their caliphate and that's where all these fighters come from, but this guy came from uzbekistan and three years ago, the new york city police department and the fbi tlarted the a plan to men trying to go to raqqa and then do attacks like this. unfortunately, this was one we didn't get the intelligence about and were able to stop. >> tim, they believe he was radicalized here in the united states. obviously, he was here legally, but not an american citizen. he left the notes behind pledging feelty to isis, tim, in both air bik and english. b obviously, his native language

>> what has been hidden under the radar, steve >> pulte homes up against the flat to down s&p stay inebuilders but target, if i got two final trades, target would have been my other one >> you don't but you already threw it out >> you know who came up with the idea for the apple stores, anybody know >> ron johnson >> genius! you like the animal planet >> very much so, yes >> i watch it all the time apparently not enough people watch it but discovery communications on all this noise we talk about at the top of the show, that will get you. >> be nice to the tigers >> i'm melissa lee, see yo >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing 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 make you some money my job isn't just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. don't be so quick to ascribe today's epic rally to the fac

. >>> pulte homes >>> see you back here at 5:00 for more "fast." with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing 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 make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. oh, how the mighty haven't fallen the market refuses to be brought down by news that would have crhe

fact that the individual plan teeth have far more successful and we don't have effective teeth in the pult employer plans. have you got specific recommendations you can share? >> the big teeth in the single world is the excise tax. and to charge an excise tax it's a excise tax and it's something people want to avoid. and in order to do that in the multi-employer world in the way the reason it's been so difficult is it's not clear who you charged that tax to. if it's the plan, then you could make the matters worse. if it's the employer, it's difficult to get that legislation. if it's the participant it's difficult to get the legislation. it's similar to raising premium. >> it seems to me by doing that the ones that effectively go bankrupt earlier are better off. you're imposing the penalty on those left standing. >> that's right. >> you talk about the promise made. the current guarantee. which is very low. have you done analysis of the reality is your plans here have been stigss made for a variety of reasons some poor decisions. economic impacts. have you done analysis of alternative levels

the upside ones, take a look at these, pulte group is up 30% of average price of 200 days average priceors is up 38% papal record highs of 41%. nvidia, those shares are 45% of its trend as well. it is not all great news check out some of these names. pg&e, 20% below and alaska airlines foot locker 24% below and chipotle, 27%. it is an incomplete list but we have a lot more of that , michelle, on cnbc.com. >> it is up on our website now back to you >>> as we head to 2018, what can we expect. >> the one is expecting correction and the other is not expecting the market to move between the battle of value and growth is decided. >> lets bring in jim harden and our michael. gent gentlem gentlemen, good to have you here >> jim, yield curve flatten and it is getting narrow yoer and nobody seems to worry about it are you worry? >> well, i don't see the elements of a fair market, i certainly think 2018 could bring us a correction or at least a more challenging market, i think there is a number of things that are stacking up here one of the big catalyst has been chronic positive surprises on the e

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