you never seem to buy them how come regeneron in early september popped up and i sold -- >> regeneron had this great new formulation -- regeneron has so much in the pipeline you should buy it i think that they are doing a remarkable job i first recommended the stock at five when we started the show and now it's at 7 .22. i don't think it's done. i'm not trying to call the bottom in j&j but i like the way the stock is trading and been looking for a stock telling you to buy that's not too expensive that could be worth going into the year 2023, a terrific, terrific time even if there is a recession. much more "mad money" ahead. the pharma base seen a host of spinoffs i'm breaking down the bad, the bad and the bad. starboard value took a significant stake in cramer fav salesforce so what should you make of the headlines? i'll give you my take and all your calls, rapid fire tonight's edition of the lightning round so stay with cramer. a kohler home generator never misses a beat. it automatically powers your entire home in seconds. and keeps your family connected. with a heavy duty commerci

. >> you trimmed regeneron and are we talking about profit taking in two areas >> regeneron got to behe largest position in our portfolio, and we just trimmed it we're really -- it did close some of the valuation gaps it had with other but we think we still like the stock it's still a big position. energy has been our work course all year we've been very overweight we're still probably at least double weight, but we're just taking some of the winners and redeploying the money in stock that hasn't held up. >> okay, you owned regeneron >> we do and we're optioning it. >>> we'll take a quick break check out this mystery chart it's down 35% this year, soaring double digits today, though, and a new note says it's a new home for megacap investors. we're going to reveal the name, debate the trade in our call of the day next >>> apple adding pressure on suppliers this week with plans to track their progress to decarbonize by 2030. nearly a third of suppliers have not committed to using all renewable energy for apple production apple will also invest more in renewable energy projects in europe

regeneron. it invests 18% of research and development of revenue they are doing an outstanding job of building that portfolio of drugs the eye treatment and the asthma treatment. we see companies like regeneron doing well we see companies such as ieven per prize partners that is a pipeline company they have 80% of long-term contracts. we will escalate their prices as not tied to commodities. lastly, companies on the global basis also >> okay. degas and eric, thank you for the thoughts we appreciate it. >>> still on deck for the show why the nasdaq is putting the squeeze on soon to be public companies micong from chwhchina. "worldwide exchange" is back after this break ♪♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frances rivera with the headlines. tensions flared in north korea overnight with south korea the south korea navy fired warnings shots

these groups tend to reinstitute or regeneron themselves. do not know why anybody would like to leave isis at this point to be the number one or two. do not tend to have a very long lifespan. they tend to regeneron. this is something where you have to keep after the problem repeatedly. until it ends, if there is a way part which may or mayn. no happen. so we can contain the threat to us. i don't think isis has a huge threat to the u.s. homeland. even al qaeda and the arabian peninsula, very busy with the civil war doing other things. they turned their attention to the united states they have historical credibility to actually reach out and touch us. you've got to keep your eye on them. we have to have sustainable, manageable way to keep our eye on these groups and keep putting pressure on them so they cannot be successful in finding and executing. >> general? >> absolute isis was defeated. we prevented them from creating their stated goal. are they eliminated? no. apparent conventional force down to a terrorist entity and more and more it's

>> health care will have a big week next week it's our favorite sector regeneron is our favorite stock stocks in that sector. we're going to look to see if it can continue the momentum that has it up 18% year-to-date and pay attention to cameron dawson on overtime today. >> all right thank you for that steve weis, by the way, chose alphabet for you it's up 3% before he had to get out of here for a meeting. farmer jim >> boeing. you can follow price or follow what the company is doing. if you sold on wednesday on price, that was the wrong thing. and there's an investor meeting coming up on tuesday >> all right good weekend, everybody. i'll see you in overtime t"the exchange" is now. >> scott, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "the exchange." i'm tyler mathisen stocks are higher today. the dow up 5% this week, 14% this month that is its best month in 46 years. but as the market turns its attention from earnings to the fed, can this rally continue president biden thought he had a deal to avoid a railroad strike, but a second union now rejecting that deal, making a strike a very

he would not have a long lifespan in that case for the do tend to regeneron. i think this is something you have to keep after the problem. it would goes which may or may not happen. so we can contain the threat too us. don't think it's a huge stretch of the u.s. homeland. be look to al qaeda and the arabian peninsula, very busy with the civil war and doing other things. but if they turn their attention to the united states they have historical credibility. you've got to keep your eye on them. so you have ton have a sustainable, manageable way to keep our eye on these groups and keep pressure on them so they cannot be successful in planning and executing. >> i would say absolutely isis was defeated. we prevented them from achieving their statedd goal of. are they eliminated? no. they have been knocked from a proto- state hybrid conventional forced onto a terrorist entity, more and more. before the famous fm manual came out,li all we really had was the low intensity conflict manual. so the two principles of low intensity conflict or one come as mentioned earlier

. >> we're having technical difficulties but regeneron is your pick. shannon. >> eaton, we got the stock two weeks ago tied to the super subcoming in from investment and earningses perspective for the next three years >> we mentioned we're watching a turnaround on wall street. that does it for "halftime." "the exchange" is right now. thanks for watching. >>> and we will, frank, watch what's going on, on wall street, welcome, everybody, i'm teel irmathison here's what's ahead, after two days of really spectacular gains, the bears are back in town and one of the guest says they're going to fight to keep control of the markets the four names she's buying right now and the catalyst that will end the tussle. >> plus, the twitter deal back on, that was big news. and the question today becomes what is elon musk's master plan. he may be taking a cue from the chinese. we'll explain that one ahead

we've got regeneron and bristol with huge pipelines and it's a nice place to be in hideout. >> what aboutof the year. >> energy and health care are the two sectors. as covid is getting out of focus and a lot of this is getting into the headlines now a lot of these larger pharmaceuticals are also getting into that pet space, which is one of those categories as people are cutting on their spending they're going to spend on their pets. >>> stay with us mike santoli will join us next with his midday word we're right back - oh, the stock market is doing that fun thing again. news from the future: you're going to live through that about 10 more times! (laughs) no stress. i just discovered yieldstreet. they vet investments that don't ride the stock market rollercoaster. - [narrator] yieldstreet: private market investing. the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ ♪ icy hot pro. ♪ ice works fast... to freeze your pain and your doubt. ♪ heat makes it last. so you'll ne

on the other side of the aisle, rand paul and his wife were called up for investing in regeneron before lockdown. >> so these are things that congress have in common. >> they all lie to insider trade, so to speak. >> the concern i have, in addition to what we are talking about, is that progressives really want this bill. they'll start to make noise and exhibit some disunity at a point where we will start to get unity going into the midterms, namely talking about all the great things blow biden's done. i don't want to lose that momentum and i hope it doesn't cause that rift. my fear is are we doing to each other. >> it's going to be slow action, but it won't even be on the. tableware >> just keep bringing it up here. >> you appeal to people's better in jewels. why would you engage in something a feel so dirty. >> they need the money. >> don't we all. get in line. >> remember, from buffalo new york, that time for insider trading for just whispering attempt to his son on the white house lawn. >> 20 to remind you of martha stewart? all right, let's talk about vladimir putin. because the war

regeneron johnson, he's a two term incumbent leading by about two and a half points in the polls right interestingly, johnson was losing in the polls over the summer, and now leaves. what explains that change? emphasis on crime. john his senate has really played up crime, his opponent has really leaned on the abortion message. here's a poll from marquette law, they basically ask are these issues important to you? and this was a significant finding. nearly 90% that crime is an important issue to them. abortion it was just about ten points left. so there is a difference there in terms of residents of these two issues. crime, which johnson is running hard on, and abortion, which barnes is running hard on, that might explain the switch that we've seen in that race, that is put johnson ahead. so we return to those averages, again, democrats really want to win at least one of these republican held seats right now, if you take a look at the target list for republicans then. -- the name of the game for democrats, then, wouldn't be hold everything else. and that's where georgia comes into play,

on the other side of the aisle, rand paul and his wife were called up for investing in regeneron beforesider trade, so to speak. >> the concern i have, in addition to what we are talking about, is that progressives really want this bill. they'll start to make noise and exhibit some disunity at a point where we will start to get unity going into the midterms, namely talking about all the great things blow biden 's done. i don't want to lose that momentum and i hope it doesn't cause that rift. my fear is are we doing to each other. >> it's going to be slow action, but it won't even be on the. tableware >> just keep bringing it up here. >> you appeal to people's better in jewels. why would you engage in something a feel so dirty. >> they need the money. >> don't we all. get in line. >> remember, from buffalo new york, that time for insider trading for just whispering attempt to his son on the white house lawn. >> 20 to remind you of martha stewart? all right, let's talk about vladimir putin. because the war in ukraine is obviously so unfocused. today, what did he do? he illegally stole ter

and it does look to add to those gains this morning, about 1 1/2% and the big winner yesterday was regeneronhere another energy name leading the dow yesterday, chevron gaining almost 6%, and right now that stock is indicated to open up. and check out the two-year note. yields came in and behaved a lot better yesterday, and two-year is still above 4%, and right now it's at 4.035% so that has come down. >> opec plus, they are going to meet tomorrow with a possible cut in oil production. and there has not been another game in town when it comes to investments in either more oil from different places than opec, or renewable energy. >> at the end of last year, overall fossil fuels represented 81% of overall energy consumption. ten years ago they were at 82. so all of that investment and rene renewables you are talking about, 3.8 trillion -- let me repeat that 3.8 trillion in fuels, moved consumption from 82 to 81% of the overall consumption. >> you did not say he had been no investment in renewables. joining us to talk about how this may have emboldened opec, the u.s. senator of north dakota she'