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siemens. >> karen it's good enough for the e block.nal trade. >> alphabet google. >> courtney. >> we talked a lot about europe, not about china. i think just abroad is still looking really attractive. the mci is a way to play the chinese markets here. >> stephen i looked for something green today. i found it in cigna. so cigna is going to be the final track. >> all right. thanks for watching fast money. see you back here tomorrow at five 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. i don't make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain, but to teach. and i'm telling you, i'll do a lot of teaching tonight. so call me at one 800 743 cnbc or tweet me jimcramer. tough days do not last forever. but when they come along you need to know

ryan metal has soared a 130 percent, while siemens energy jump to 115 percent fuels my expectations of increased government spending. in contrast, us economic data suggests a slow down with new tariffs leading to trade tensions and down putting markets sentiments as a 0 up in china ramp up. spending bureau has reached its highest level of gates and taller bolstered by germany's fiscal initiatives, will not speak to she roberts, who is a global markets investment specialist and the head of analytics at kwan to inside . joining us from legend, thanks for your time. so the markets in europe seem to like, what's going on, i mean, some of the indices i've caught up or even out stripped wall street over the past 6 months. what are the reasons behind this? i just think it's the summer. he just sat around the corner very nicely, i think come the big optimism surrounding us economy, us marcus, off the president from one of them. but a 6 cause was a little late from the that was for us centric. um, there's a phrase us exceptions, and that's been around for a long time, which is that i need to st

economy and a new one is siemens and honda. what's your take? >> right.hink that's an important point to make. you really have to look at what's government and what isn't, and we do need government workers and we do need people to run certain aspects of our government especially in the security fields and things like that and defense spend, but when it comes to actually there's so many functions that government is doing and remember something also. we have created these specific missions in government and they never go away even when the mission is done the people stay there because they are languishing, getting the pay, the pay increases, the pension, the healthcare, and all that just builds and now we have a massive government so the refocus, and when you see those gdp numbers, is going to be on bringing private sector jobs and private sector growth and that's what we're focused on. liz: interesting claudia tenney congresswoman it's great to see you thanks for joining us. we've got a quick programming note for you. be sure to catch maria bartiromo's exc

now, siemens, they announced a $285 billion investment in manufacturing inside the u.s. meanwhile, the president's brand new bitcoin reserve is off and running ahead of trump's crypto summit from earlier today. here to break it down, the president's ai and crypto czar david saxe, is with us. all right. i got a lot to ask you because i did invest in bitcoin and ethereum. i watched the fluctuations. if you tried for the entire hour to explain to me bitcoin's algorithm and i have had friends spend hours trying to get this through my thick skull. you will never be able to penetrate the way my brain thinks, and i will never get an understanding of it. however, it has proven to be a pretty good investment for me. what do you make of the president's crypto, and what do you make of the fluctuations in the crypto market? >> well. >> sean, good. >> good to be here. >> you're right. i mean. >> bitcoin has proven over time to be a very good investment. it has proven to be very secure. i mean, the thing you just need to know about the security of the protocol is that it's worked. i m

tina siemens runs a museum. >> it literally goes back to the 1500s. >> back in. >> germany. >> charting her people's centuries long flight from religious persecution and their time here in texas. >> uncertain. normalen gehÖren. >> she's now translating health department offers of vaccines. for corona. >> and cannon getroffen werden. >> no one will be turned away if they cannot meet the payment. >> but that's falling on some deaf ears. older mennonites like tina, had to get the vaccine to get american citizenship after immigrating here. but now the younger generation is choosing not to vaccinate. >> because they have the capability of educating themselves. >> so this is not a blind religious belief. this is an educated whether it's right or wrong. this is an educated choice. >> absolutely. >> but is in line with centuries of mennonite tradition, self-sufficiency. >> they have been self-sustaining. they did not go to the local doctor for everything because they had a home remedy. >> still, she feels her people are being scapegoated, while others around here also refuse the vaccine. across

siemens energy up about 8% basf the chemicals giant, also doing extremely well.o it's not just defense. names that are rallying on the back of this announcement. you've got names that will support the build out of infrastructure. this is an enormous deal. >> for germany. >> i think looking at the analyst commentary, you really can't overstate what an enormous sea change this is. some of the standout comments from the street today is maga the new mega that is make europe great again. going to take the place of make america great again has what has the pressure that has come from washington actually catalyzed these changes in europe and is mega going to catch on now? that's something that i've seen across my inbox from various analysts today. germany announced a whatever it takes plan. this is above even our positive expectations. that's out of deutsche bank, which was already quite bullish on what we would hear out of germany. jorge avalos coming out saying that he's now outright bullish on euro dollar as a result of what we heard from. the incoming chancellor las

. >> siemens was. >> his final. >> two nights ago. >> guy why. >> are you yelling at me. >> why are.> you seem to need some. >> i knew it was. >> this week, i apologize. today's wednesday. >> it was. >> hyper aggressive. >> anyway, that's one. >> of. >> the biggest. components of the ewg. >> so i'm with. and if you look, i mean, to your point, we just broke through a huge double top. and, you. >> know, it looks. >> like it's off to the races now. and what's so striking about all of this is when. >> you look at the move we've seen in euro. >> usd, right. >> euro has gone from 105 to 1 zero eight here pretty quickly. look at the sentiment data on euro. there is no length from the longs. if you look at. >> the. >> surveys people are still. >> very very. >> bearish euro. >> i think. >> there's a big opportunity here not just to be long european equities or. certainly buy any pullbacks. i recognize they've they've moved a lot the last. >> several days. >> but the currency. >> here is really. >> really powerful. >> yeah. and you've been seeing this in your in your meetings. >> yeah. and lo