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. >> transocean came out again and said it's a great time and the bottom.e a break. when schlumberger says it it's the bottom, it's the bottom. jim? >> caller: how are you? >> good. >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i'm interested in a company called norwegian cruise line. >> it's an excellent company but i am fortunately so excited about carnival that i can't get over the norwegian or royal. i just think that carnival is such a great company so i'm sticking with carnival. how about peter in new york, peter? >> caller: cramer, what's up, buddy? >> what's happening? >> caller: cde down over 25% from the recent earnings report because they paid off debt. do i continue holding the bag or sell this gaping wound? >> no, no, we only recommend rangel. let's go to joe in new york, joe? >> caller: hey, jim, what's happening? give you a huge thanks for all the years of help. i'll give you a boo-yah from the home of the 2017 stanley cup champion new york rangers. >> oh, fast forward here. >> caller: too? >> not going to be in the playoffs, let me tell you tha

oil services companies like transocean were down yesterday. slightly higher today. 53.2 for wti.the course of the week as a whole, oil still down, just over 1%. the ten-year treasury note has been key for all markets this week. yesterday more hawkish commentary out of a number of fed speakers, but also stronger data in the morning. we saw expectations of a rate hike increase. now at 26% likelihood for march. above 40% for may. that's a significant improvement from earlier in the week. the ten-year above 2.5%. that helped bank stocks and was a key reason why all three indices closed at record highs. we are slipping this morning, at 2.48%. the dollar, which has been strong off the back of that hawkish tone relating to mon monetary policy this week. retracing steps this morning. all the euro, yen and pound pairings are up about 0.4% against the dollar. gold prices gained yesterday. up a bit today. taking gold into positive territory for the week, just about after what has been a strong couple of months for gold. at 1,237. >> now to a developing story out of washington. andy puzder,

also drilling companies and transocean.ng to watch here earnings growth in the sector overall according to data if all remaining companies in the sector report as expected you're going to get earnings growth of around 3%. that's worst than your 5% growth expected before the season started. but melissa, the flip side of the coin here, revenues are expected to be up by nearly 3%, that's a heck of a lot better than they were expected to be early on in the season. guys, back over to you. >> thanks a lot. you used the pull back in the oil stocks to buy. >> two names for quite a long time and i continue to own them and i have no reason yet to sell them. amj which infrastructure in the energy space, it's a fund and the other is kmi. everything says pipelines are still a place that you can be. you do get yield and because of that i like holding on to it. >> i look at exxonmobil. we don't talk about that stock that often, $95 late, trading $82 now and seeming topped out when oil made its last push to the upside. oil's been going sid

a lot of that is because of what transocean said. they called the bottom. know if it's the bottom, but i like the fact that that group, which has been down and out, is coming back. so you've got these international companies. you got the oil companies. you got the health care companies rallying, and then you also have the utilities. that's why it's so hard to take it all down. >>> i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow! >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ i'm from trophy club, texas, and my business is inspired by my beautiful girlfriend. i'm 11 years dusty's junior. and when i started dating dusty, it just clicked. getting the taste of dating an older woman, i-i noticed so many more attributes that she has, opposed to a younger woman. she's respectable, she's p

some of the biggest losers include marathon, devon and transocean. a look at government bonds. i want to start with u.s. two-year and 10 year, both down sharply. there was not that much news today. no eco data, nothing new from the administration. it is interesting to see that much of a move you -- move lower in yield. it might have to do with anxieties in europe. i'm looking at a chart of the spread between french and german 10 year yield and that is shooting higher. 20 basis points this summer, closing in at 80 now. concerns growing about french politics. possible scandal around one of the front runners. people are getting those jitters again. the polls show the nationalist is way out there but nobody feels comfortable because every one been burned so many times. so many of these jitters perhaps spilling over to u.s. markets. this is your chart of the day on the government bond side. scarlet: it is another thing to see jitters from france. joe: totally different ballgame. ,carlet: in terms of currencies you're looking at the dollar weaker versus th

armour's number one, but it's followed by other names like ralph lauren, mattel, along with a slew of transoceansjust dreadful. and yet meanwhile there's companies like mcdonald's and ibm, big cap companies that reported and nobody really liked and then boom they keep going higher. i keep talking about how even these, you know, the anfs, the gap stores, the l.b.s, these are no place to be. we are in a bifurcated market. and if you are reliant on the consumer, the consumer is going to amazon, staying home, playing video games, using their apple iphone, that's where the money went. it did not go to the stores. it's dreadful. those stocks are dreadful. >> so we got a tease both "mad money" tonight, jim, but also your 11:00 a.m. eastern chat with anthony noto at one market. >> you know, anthony's willing to go anywhere. he always has ever since he was the banker for the street.com back in 1999 when he was at goldman. most straight shooter around, a guy that's been on "mad money" before. cannot wait to talk to him about twitter. it's a no holds barred. i think this guy's willing to talk about any aspe

chesapeake and transocean are taking a hit.group within the s&p 500 today. scarlet: we look into little later on when commodity markets close at 2:30 p.m. let's check on bloomberg first word news. emma chandra has more. emma: angela merkel says she will seek common ground with donald trump's administration. despite the differences over the travel ban, she will look at each issue separately to see if there are places where the two countries can cooperate. french presidential candidate francois fillon says he has nothing to hide, and that his wife's salary was perfectly justified. at a news conference in paris today, he said his wife worked at his parliamentary assistant for 15 years. the practice is legal, but he ballasted is no longer seen as acceptable, and he apologized to voters. $900,000 over 15 years. cornerback patriots tom brady did lose something at the super bowl -- his jersey. after the game, he reportedly could not find his number 12 in the locker room. says since brady is the most popular and collectible player, bid

one stop that could be helping transocean to shares topping nicely higher, a two-day chart that showsoday's move higher up or percent on -- 4% after they put up a huge earnings beat and also beat sales estimates. investors like the fact that they are indicating that the -- the stock is down 92% from its peak in 2007. they see a turnaround ahead. stocks less fortunate when chesapeake energy and apache. both trading lower by 4%. chesapeake energy topped estimates but also talked about the idea that they see material weakness in their financial controls. shares are certainly down on that news and we also have apache trading lower, they missed estimates, posting an unexpected loss. shares down 5%. oil has been on a bit of a roller coaster recently but today, we are looking at gains. buts up 1.5% off the highs, this game is based on a more bullish than expected government report around supplies. investors had been looking for in addition of 3.4 million barrels. instead, it was less than one million barrels. this is helping to boost oil. we have a great chart that shows something that could