you can splunk point of sale systems.ou can splunk wi-fi location locators, and you can have a journey with a customer from home when they're online with your store all the way through the store, through the checkout to help make sure they've got the right experience and return. >> that's a great way to leave things. the google of data mining. i like big data, i cannot lie. what an exciting company. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> it is time! it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." that's where i take your calls rapid fire. you tell me the name of the stock. i tell you to buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell. we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." start with michael in oregon, michael. >> caller: hey, jim cramer. booyah, jim cramer. >> booyah. >> thank you for all your help in the stock market. >> thank you. >> cal

splunk. splunk holds an analyst meeting thursday, and this is a cloud data company that trades with salesforce and servicenow and workday and adobe and all those are threatening to recover or break out here. splunk needs to raise its guidance if this tech rally is going to broaden beyond fang, the acrenim we coined for facebook, amazon, netflix, and alphabet, the old google, which has a gigantic cash overseas which believe it or not makes it a -- >> trump stock. >> there's also carmax. this is important because carmax has its finger on the pulse of the american auto buyer. earnings for this company hit a rough patch not long ago but lately they've broken out of the doll drums and the scotch has been a real scorcher. if you want the rally in ford and g.m. to keep going, may i suggest car max better tell a good story? friday kicks off earnings season and starts with the most important component of the trump rally, the bank stocks. in my 37 years of investing, i've never seen a real solid rally,

. >> i'm listening to your conference, i'm hearing about splunk. i'm hearing about mixed use, residential. these are all things that you have to do. you spend a lot of money to do it. fortunately you borrow at great rates because you're so conservative. but the complexion of these retailers -- >> of course. >> what you're doing as changed so much. >> splunk is an office tenant as you know. >> right. >> for us. and the notion of -- i think i'm saying something that everyone would agree with. the reason they chose santana row where we are is because of the environment that we created. it's not an office building out in the middle of suburb ya that would work for their workforce, for what their workforce demands in terms of services, to what they're looking for over the next 20, 30, 40 years. so the creation, the investment today in 2016 and 2017, for the future is what has to happen if you're going to create the relevancy of real estate that allows you to push rents for years to come. >> what does happen, we are overstored. this is really that moment

splunk, splk.y're betting that the stock falls perhaps all the way back down to 50 at this one. >> he eats homecooking. >> that's what he calls it. >> splunk is my middle name. markets are closed in about three hours. go around the horn quickly do some final trades. >> currency better, commodity better. >> disney. >> vol. buy futures for those who can. >> buy more weatherford. that's it. >> well prepared here. >> and i like the retailers. i think that affordability is not going to be around. big benefit. >> we'll see you soon. thanks for watching. "power" starts now. >> i'm brian sullivan. here is your power menu today. four years, cnbc has been taken you insight mind of one donald trump. ahead of his inauguration, we dug through our archives to bring you the president-elect in his own words. >>> also ahead, the real view from switzerland and the makers of swiss miss, among a ton of other products, conagra ceo is here. >>> giant cover-up in d.c. going on ahead of the inauguration but, trust us, it

and bay area tech stocks towering hire from yahoo and seagate to younger companies like facebook, splunk. tech spending has been on a roll lately lifting our overall economy. >> when we look at key tech regions like austin, boston, seattle, southern california and the behemoth that we called silicon valley. the innovation is amazing, and it's only growing stronger. >> the dow helped by long time stall warts like boeing and ibm. not to mention optimism among construction companies about president trump's plan to build that wall. they may see less regulation and lower taxes going-forward. raj, we'll keep you posted. >> thank you, scott. >>> a little help for the crumbling cliffs. the big federal boost tonight for the coastal community battered by our recent storms. >>> there were intense searches going on in and arrange freemont today for two people who vanished on different waterways, we'll show you the big effort behind those searches and the results. >>> a mix of clouds and also some clear skies throughout the south bay. 50 degrees right now, we are tracking an active pacific. when the

i have splunk on tonight, it's about knowing your customer.le who don't know their customer are getting killed in this market. matters. >> dow's down 73. this is a six-week low now for the dow. goldman negative for the year. let's get to bob pisani, bob. >> good morning, carl. happy wednesday everybody. yields up, ten-year yields, dollar's generally up right now, mixed over in europe, cpi's heating up a little bit, generally to the downside on the open for stocks. let's take a look at sectors here. very defensive tone so your consumer staples, health care doing a little bit better, banks still not catching much of a bid. citi, goldman to the downside, energy, again, $51 on oil isn't exciting anybody. we haven't gone anywhere with energy at all this year. exxonmobil still down on the year. we talked about retail, target cutting full year 2016 outlook, but you see kohl's and jc penney down, they got downgraded at credit suisse so they're down big as well. if you look at target's comments and look at their sales here, down 3%, they made a big dea