rick clemmer has made his investors so much money over the years, that this qualcomm deal, i'm callingit icing on the cake. that's why i'm ard waing clemmer a place on the wall of fame, both to salute him for success and, more important, to show you what great management really looks like so you can spot it when someone else is doing a good job. just remember, we're interested not just in celebrating but in making money going forward. the nxp semi of today makes chips for cell phones although they've also got exposure to some of the hottest areas in tech like the connected car, the internet of things, cybersecurity. in fact, this company is the leading supplier of chips for the lucrative automobile market, which is why call com was so eager to snap it up. by the way, of course nvidia had that too in spades. but here's the thing. this is not what nxp semi looked like a few years ago, and that gets to the genius of clemmer. under his leadership, this company has constantly been innovating and transforming itself, which is how a stock that five years ago was trading at just $15 gets $110

for this sale to qualcomm, i think rick clemmer of nxp semiconductors absolutely belongs on our ceo wall of fame! congratulations, rick. and thanks for making our viewers a barrelful of mad money. mike in california, mike. >> caller: cramer, booyah! >> booyah right back at ya. >> caller: ups hit a high november 11th. i like the dividend. i like the company. they're going on a spending spree. i'd like to know where jim cramer sees it in the future. >> jim cramer likes ups, but he likes fedex even more. how about fred smith, the ceo, meeting with president-elect trump? that made me feel better about the whole shooting match. he's a trained economist. i don't know why i'm telling this -- i looked at my stage director. he's a trained economist. how about bob in my home state of new jersey, bob. >> caller: thank you for taking my call, jim. >> my pleasure. >> caller: my call is on a recent railroad mentioned, csx. reaching a high this week. is there room to move up? hold or sell? >> yes, all the rails. this -- i think the rails, because of president trump and his pro coal. that's why the rail

let's talk with someone who's got credibility in spades, rick clemmer. he's the ceo of nxp semiconductor. he's been a transformational executive. nxp was long viewed as little more than a component supplier for apple. last year he snapped up freescale, a maker of chips for autos and the internet of things for $11.8 billion. four private equity firms had led a leveraged buy, paying company was always a few steps away from death's door. but to him it was a way to diversify the footprint away from the cell phone and towards autos and internet of things. now qualcomm is buying it for $110 a share. this stock could fall into the mid-60s in february. you're getting a monster return here. my charitable trust has owned this one for ages. rick clemmer is the definition of bankable. trying to adopt the same strategy. speaking of fitting, you know who has lost a great deal of credibility? james park of fitbit. you may like the product, but one thing we know about this stock is it loses you fortunes. last night park came out with some horrendous numbers and an even