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great to see you. >> great to see you. >> enjoy the conference. >> thank you see you later. >> tim seymouri'll see you back here. all right. anybody venturing into this space? interested in this space could this displace interest in alcohol stocks >> cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics. it's going to be extraordinarily disruptive tim is on to something, fyi. >> i think cowan has a note out on that that this actually could take some earnings from budweiser, from the constellation brands that's why they're looking into it if you think about after prohibition, where were the empires built? they were built in the alcohol trade. if you're looking for something maybe not as risky as bitcoin, this is the next one. >> all right up next, final trade "volatile markets." something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so you can

that's the power of &. & this shipment will be delivered... >>> time for final trade tim seymour. >>e talked about companies that i think are doing well in the environment. fedex. buy that name. >> karen finerman. >> we touched a little bit on housing which i'm bullish on lowe's is the way to play it cheap valuation. >> dan nathan. >> amazon guy. >> guy adami >> spirited show this evening. >> you think so? >> always, spirited. >> you mean -- >> like the airline. >> you need debate, healthy debate >> respectful debate >> las vegas sands good macau numbers. >> i thought you were going to say spirit airlines. >> i'm melissa lee thanks for watching. see you moowtorr at 5:00 for more >>> 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 other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money, my job, not just to entertain you but to teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnb

if bitcoin didn't go two, it would have dropped to tim seymour at six >> had to go in the first round>> the sound has been heard and kevin o'leary is ready to make his pick at number three michelle >> the defending champion, kevin o'leary, here still polishing his trophy from last year. last year, your pick was apple >> and boeing. >> and boeing. well, but your first round pick last year was apple. >> it's the combined power, michelle you don't just pick one. >> what are you picking? >> so i'm going to after both the leadership sector of energy and a really good balance sheet in chevron >> chevron all right. i'm going to hold this way put on the hat >> please don't put any marks on that here we go my feeling is, even though i'm not being credited with dividend, the market's looking for leadership group i'm feeling bullish about energy it will be reflected in my stock and i'll be polishing my other trophy >> this is only 4% so it would be great >> this is why i have to litigate on this content >> you said during the break that you would have picked bitcoin. >> absolutely not. i know i

. >>> time for the final trade tim seymour?> home depot's multiple has come back to a decent place. >> boeing. >> facebook i expect more volatility with zuckerberg on the hill next week stick arnold oa. we are going to do a caller, protect your shares. >> love that caller. >> guy. >> what fundamentally changed on micron is pricing power. for people giving me hate on the twitter. it is amazing the trolls on the twitter. >> inquisitive people inquisitive people >> i never get haters. >> do not move, "options action" starts after this break. >>> welcome to "options action." the dow sinking 572 points sitting firmly in correction territory. down more than 10% there the highs. the nasdaq and s&p falling 2%. all 11 s&p 500 sentors were in the red. seven in correction, including the financials which are kicking off earnings seaso

eamon javers in florida, see you soon >>> now let's tie together trade with trading and bring in tim seymourtim, it's national high five day as well. remotely -- >> let's do that let's do that. nice to hear fables of the reconstructioning this morning, a little r.e.m >> we got some fairly calm tones from the president and from japan. are you eased a bit on the trade worries we've been having the last couple of months? >> first, i think you have to give president trump some credit here on some level, as audacious as some of this was, some folks are falling in line. in japan's case, abe came here with a couple things that were important. north korea and regional influence was possibly more important than trade obviously for japan, historically known as the export center of the world, i think trade concerns have certainly hit that economy in the first quarter, if you look at the trade numbers, export numbers out yesterday. i don't know that's something the market should be trading on. ultimately, look, this is an important time for the relationships in that region i think north korea and influe

here is david seymour and tim seymour. >> tim, what do you think of the builder?this the inflection point >> people are worried of interest rates and they trend to trade down the reality is the most important thing for builders is people have jobs and making more money especially for the ones that's positioning to a lower demographic. giving away less inthe term of incentives that's what the market wanted to see. >> david, what do you say? >> agree >> so, i look at it and say wage inflation, people are going to have more money and be table to spend that rates are not going to get away from us, i am not concerned about that i look at the supply/demand set up it is in favor, i am sticking with them here, d.r. horton. >> it is up 6.5% today >> before we get too carried away and start trading them. regional againe is getting you look at the regions the lower end is going to benefit the most i look at the economy where you see the improvements and the wage inflation is not that lower. d.h. horton is the best name of the buy. >> even if rates go up a little bit more or

. >> over looking new york city times square tim seymour, brian kelly and fattan tonight crypto crazeages on as universe gets past one of its biggest hurdles, tax day brian kelly says alt coin a boy. cannabis craze tim seymour mapping marijuana world telling you the stocks he think are going to light up your portfolio. first we start off with bull fantasy on wall street that is apparently coming true

i know you, tim seymour, i an others disagreed on how important they were.ounds like you believe the crazy underlying volatility trade is not out of the picture yet. >> i don't think you can cure six years of complacency with three weeks of market turmoil. it's much deeper than that i think the last couple weeks havessuaged some of those fears, but the concern is still there. if you see again, it started on a friday when you saw wage growth i think if you see that again this friday, it could all return we'll see. that's what makes markets. you know >> it is used to be, guy, bad news was good news because bad news meant the federal reserve would remain accommodative. if tomorrow's monthly payroll number comes in hot, comes in strong, is that officially -- is good news bad news >> i think it very well might be we flipped that switch where i believe good news in the form of wage growth, which puts the fed firmly back in play is bad news for the market if you would like to chat tomorrow, i'm more than happy to do it. that's what we're seeing that's the environme

traders on the panel today -- tim seymour, david seaburg, dan nathan, and guy adami. tonight on fast, embattled crypto stock longfin is under investigation by the s.e.c. after what has been a roller coaster ride for the stock from a $5 stock to a $70 stock, and then back again. we will have the ceo of longfin venkat meenavalli will be on our show mark zuckerberg doing damage control and speaking to reporters moments ago after announcing 87 million users up from the initial 50 millionhad data misused by cambridge analytic you heard him moments ago. we will tell you what else he just said. >>> first a dramatic day for the markets. the dow sinking more than 500 at the open where wall street filled with trade war jitters. people were declaring the end of the trump rally. then a familiar face lent a hand former cnbc star larry kudlow to the rescue the newly anointed economic adviser calming fears about a full-blown trade war with china. blew a kiss to reporter indicate loo tausche. with the globalist still in charge trade war fears behind us is the market heading higher ag

priority: you >>> time for the final trade tim seymour?on the gaming i i'll go ea because you can't by ten krebbet here. ea is in the game. >> karen >> tvt i do not think we have seen the top rates or inflation i think they're going to be back here very soon. >> grasso? >> buy tesla not a consensus call, but it's getting very interesting to me. >> i see steez on kimmel or something. let me tell you, a year from now we won't have time for "fast money. >> he is going to big time us. >> tell him what steez stands for. >> style with ease >> i didn't know what it meant >> your final trade, plays sni >> take 2 interactive. >> i'm melissa lee thank you so much for watching see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 meantime, "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 other people want to make f

tim seymour. >> if we had time we would talk energy there. >> karen >> i'm with gene.money in alphabet. >> we talked a lot about energy inflation and inflation in the staples, how do you hedge your portfolio against that you buy silver. >> did you ever get a b in school be honest. you know the answer. don't play the game. >> never, never b ever. >> in college, in organic chemistry. that's why i'm not a doctor. >> amongst many reasons. newell rubbermaid, mel. we talked about. this he makes a very compelling case on valuation. the stock has troughed in my opinion. >> don't go anywhere "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 other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer

. >>> fina tim seymour pat starbucks on the ack buy that stock >> facebook.uyer earnings next week. >> ibm i'm not chasing. >> guy >> fun show tonight. >> not bad. >> miserable you see that -- >> oh, come on. >> what? >> flooding. >> because maybe we've made to it the spring, mel and you know what springs eternal? hope you know where there is hope right now? shares of wynn resorts. >> wondering when would get to it i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. see you ckba here tomorrow at 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 other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> even when the averages are roaring with the dow gaining 213 points s&p

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drafting six will be -- >> tim seymour, alpha. >> careful. >> down wept the thing down went the thingt's do back and i'll pick it up that way. there you go. >> all right. >> drafting fifth. >> eric dickerson. >> all the nfl players. >> going into fifth. >> i don't have to keep spinning they tell me okay great. >> you're so good at it, tyler you're doing such a good job. >> beardstown ladies. >> fourth. next one i don't have to spin it anymore. >> kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful. >> he got number one last time. >> he gets the third pick. >> not this year. >> we have two more to go. drafting second. >> a lot of trash talking from mr. puzzle. >> gordon. >> that means tech traders get the first pick there are 60 stocks from which they can choose. >> draft order. >> replaces kevin o'leary, he won last year. we'll see if that was his -- >> edge. >> edge, exactly. >> i think boeing was his pick. >> boeing and apple were two of his picks. >> i would guess by about 3:00 p.m. eastern time you can find this lovely device on ebay somewhere, all right >> valuable. >> after you handled it so well. thi

mcdonalds climbing 6% today, posting better than expected results this morning, joining us for more, tim seymourren. welcome to you both. tim, this is a monster move for a name like mcdonalds, i guess, still red for the year, but how significant is it for you? >> not quarter after quarter are you happy to see the trends. international is strong, u.s. weak, and what i like about mcdonalds, i'm a shareholder and have been for a couple years, a steve has a strategy for long term repositioning of the company, of its capital structure, and then short term agenda, value menu or what they do to be more innovative and appealing to gen y, there's a lot going on there >> that's what we call it? gen y? >> i don't know what they are. people that would have never gone to before >> millennials that's gen y >> you need younger. >> now they are going to mcdonalds. >> is that true, karen, and what do you think about the name? >> i do. i think they have taken some share, tim's been in it for a long time, excellent call. there's a lot to love in the quarter. one of my favorite things about is how much they spend i

>>> and costco got a bode of confidence today stock upgraded to outperform by wells fargo, and tim seymours here now, stock up 3% in the session. that's good, costco outperforming amazon over the past month you know i love me costco, tim, do you >> i don't know that i love me some costco. e-commerce business is a tail wind in an industry with a lot of structural challenges between labor costs, obviously, online, but that's growing 30% these guys have tremendous gross margins at 11%, setting them ray part from the peer group and winning on price love the treasure hunt in the stores i don't know what you shop for, but it's great >> you know what the definition of wishful thinking is, kelly? the 87-year-old guy in the toilet paper aisle buying 24 rolls and bringing it home >> why did you have to do that >> i thought we had to get 72 at costco >> saying this about costco, it is on valuation extensive stock. 20 times forward earnings. march comps up 9% almost they are crushing comps. rof report at the end of may are you going to stand in the way of the thing into earnings don't do it. goes high