now a tweet from @mikemonroe nw at jim cramer.hanks for being the voice of reason and keeping our insanity. don't know what we'd do without, #madtweets, well, thank you. my goal is to make it so people don't freak out. there were types when i would tell you, listen, you do have to go and those have happened when there's systemic risk where you can't assess whether the system will hole. most of the risks we see are really just market risks they are not in sync with how the strength of the country and companies -- so i will warn you if i think that things are coming unglued but otherwise, my job is to try to put it in perspective. they're all nice next a tweet from @commonstock omg. jim cramer is part of a "jeopardy" question. my youngest daughter just loved that too she was like, ah, dad. dad's made it. and now she knows i have a show. thanks, cramerica. we really do have fun. stick with cramer. yes. when we do we launch? unfortunately, in 2 or 3, hours. why the delay? cognizant is helping banks use digital technologies at scale to

c or treat tweet me at jim cramer what happened to the lon awaited rollover a few days ago this marketas in the grips i've sell off did that just vanish in to thin you? >> sell sell sell, by b buy buyy the dow surge 378-points buy, buy, buy. nasdaq rocketing u 1.46 percent ♪ ♪ >> as we got good news about a potential deal for avoid another government shutdown and th possibility of some high-level talks with china [ cheering and applause >> it is amazing to me how fas this pendulum swings fro optimism to pessimism and back again without any apparent irony or skepticism everybody. frankly the manic depressive nature of this market is terrific, it's terrible. eit's got going to soar,it' going to crashing it's unnerve being. that's from a guy that has had a lot of experience with genuine mood swings. but there is method to the market madness and we'll tal about that we are putting it in context the action is so extreme because this is incredibly binar moment, people when we look at the worl through the prism of hope, the future seems so bright when we look flew the prism of gloom, the futu

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cramer welcome to mad money i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not to entertain but to educate and teach you call me or tweet me at jim cramer what will people pay up for? what inspires customers to pay more for product that may not be all that different from what the competition may be making? we saw the answer to that question today people will pay up for prestige. that incite to find much of the action the dow gained 170 points today we have one of the most amazing displays of prestige power i could ever remember with the stocks of ralph lauren and apple. three of the most prestige you s brands around. they surged 8.4% and 11.6% respectively both propollelled by better than expected numbers do you believe that? let's take it one by one you know i have raved to you before about este lauder leave it to the seller of clinique to put on a clinic. today this conference call este lauder delivered blowout numbers. how about ralph lauren the company's ceo who cracked for clothing and run away with ralph lauren it is reputation of ralph himself resulted in a spectacular quarter. new generation of people buying ralph. not only is the apple watch cr

said do you plan on adding to your apple position throughout 2019 and i want to bring up a tweet from jim cramered on february 5th, doesn't apple trade like berkshire is back buying i spoke with cramer about it and he said i don't know anything. it's almost as if. are you interested at lower levels >> i'm always interested at lower lels in a number of stock we own there's some where we really can't go over 10 pl% and genera i don't like to go over 10%. it complicates life quite a bit. with banks it actually throws us into the bank holding company. there are stocks that i would buy that we own nine and a fraction percent and i don't want to drift over 10%. but apple -- i don't see myself selling. the lower it goes, the better i like it, obviously >> i mean, apple is not one of those 10% stocks don't you own about 5% >> about 5%. >> it's really not back to where -- it may have briefly, very briefly got there but if it were cheaper, we'd be buying it. we aren't buying it. >> there's another question that came in. this is t-91 apple decelerated share repurchases to around $8 billion in the fourth qu

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i'm eyeing the company after a recent delay stay with cramer >> don't miss a second of "mad money", have a question, tweet madmoney @cnbc.com, or 1-800-743-cnbc miss something, head to madmoney.cnbcmoney.com ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. the stocks of high quality company sell off earnings, they become coiled springs. and that's exactly what happened with clorox today, it had been pulling back over the previous couple of weeks as money rotated out of the defensive consumer package good stops, this was prime to roar higher if they gave you a good number clorox off 1.30 basis. management was able to cut costs and raise prices in order to post up its margins, i have to tell you something that's precisely what we were looking for. the stock surged $8.50 or 5.69%. can it keep climbing let's take a closer look with the chairman and ceo of clorox welcome back to "mad money". >> it's good to be back. a combination of tremendous marketing and a lot of cost cutting which i know you're great at gave you that return that you predicted

cramer. welcome to mad money my job is to teach you to call me or tweet me what's keeping you up at night what's troubling you i get it sure the average didn't do too badly. s&p declined nasdaq inched up .07%. i know there's a lot to worry about. we add the u.s. trade representative saying less than encouraging things today we had cohen testifying about the president while trump himself is chatting up with kim jong un what could go wrong? i know we are giving the writers way too much it confuses me it is sending off enough to power 500 teslas there is a lot that might keep you up ate night about stock market you know what i'll do? i'll flip that right on its head i think we need to start asking people on wall street the masters of the universe what lets them sleep soundly at night. what lets them drift off despite all of the crazy stuff that's going on in the world. let me tell you the top six which i thinks it is a lot tighter. stock market number one we have the strongest economy on earth honestly, how can you be petrified when we have very little inflation i can't wait to see it they backed a

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cramer joins us now. i was following some of your tweets and stuff, jim.'re going to hear what was the criticism yesterday? you had a tough day with the trolls >> i mean, what happened is i like nvidia a lot. then i said they're going to miss the quarter when the stock was 260, 280 and there were people who didn't necessarily -- even though i said that on every avenue i have i tried to see how i could have down nvidia better i said listen, you know what maybe we take a look at it then it went up. they said how could you not get right back in. and the answer is it was more dicey. even on the conference call. but people say what they want. i don't care if it was my mom, i'd be upset >> you've been thinking about retail sales so was that a one off or an outlier? did it snap back right after powell changed his tune, what do you think? >> i think you won't really know until you see the spring season for gardening and for renovation but yeah for the most part the bloom did lift the gloom was federal reserve oriented there wasn't anyone who disagrees with that on