decided that f.a.n.g was dead you know what, wrong john in new jersey >> caller: big booyah from south brunswickjersey. >> what's going on >> caller: anyone who has been touched in some way by cancer has to be intrigued by the technology being developed by novocure due for the earnings announcements. i believe the results of the clinical trials are more important. my question for you is that you have been positive of the company in the past, do you think we should begin to accumulate a position going into the earnings call or wait until after the call. >> i think you have to wait. one of my late friends was able to get several years more of life from novocure thank you for the call in a market like this one, you need to know the best stocks in each sector. and in health care, you got the names that will keep working pick one much more "mad money" ahead. what does the market fear index tell us about how long today's rally could last uh-oh, may not be all that positive and then a growth of cannabis stock. tonight's edition of the "lightning round," stick with cramer why bother mastering something?

season, making the journey from his island home in vinyl haven to our health care center in brunswick some 70 miles south. he comes to have his knees treated for his >>> my son is being taught the intricacies of catching lobsters. in the off-season he returns to the mainland as an art teacher. i think senator. collins would agree that his career reflects the ways that many make a living, doing their best and combining a variety of occupations for a satisfying and sustaining hold. he chooses to travel to martin's point because he provides his primary care and insurance coverage when uniquely positioned to consider the full spectrum of his health reliably and affordably. martin's point we believe we have much to offer members like mike and thousands of other rural seniors. we seek a trusted healthcare partners-- partner who shares local roots. for any energetic lobstermen and remain there are many feeling the converging effects of traffic-- of forgetfulness and limited mobility you. some of the most pointed example comes to me from the nurses who administer our care management programs. they tell me about

season, making the journey from his island home in vinyl haven to our health care center in brunswick some 70 miles south. he comes to have his knees treated for his increasing arthritis. he calls it getting a grease job. the result of many years of hauling lobster pots. now at an age when a lot of people are planning retirement, captain mike is teaching my son, a member of the new generation, the intricacies of catching lobsters. in the off-season, he returns to the mainland as an art teacher. i think senator collins would agree that his career reflects the way many mainers make a living, doing what they do best, often combining a variety of occupations to add up to a satisfying and sustaining hold. mike could choose to have his knees worked on closer to home, but he chooses to travel to martins point, because we've earned his trust by providing both his primary care and his insurance coverage. we're uniquely positioned to consider the full sprectrum of his health and support him on land and sea, reliably and affordably. -- who seek a trusted health care parter who shares their local roots. it's importa

brunswick. who knew we would sneak a major hurricane into south western portions of georgia. that's what's going on right now. for the most part we're looking at two to four inches of rain coming up the eastern seaboard. >> let me ask you the other question that's now like everything else in our lives, charged with political sensitivity. we don't know how many people died from the storm and people are already at it. >> the u.n. climate report came out this week. >> this storm and the political news. >> what was so urgent about it was it says like an approaching storm, the first real catastrophic effects of climate change will be felt by 2040. in other words, most of the people alive on the planet today will experience it during their lifetime. as you mentioned, way before landfall, people were saying we didn't used to get storms like this. >> there had been storms like this. had there been storm ts this frequent like this, we did go from charley in 2009. it was one of the longest droughts we had. since then maria, irma, harvey, florence. it seems like every one has been a pre