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i go home like every night and i take out my ulta cleaning product to get rid of the ringing fire and my mask ulta is a brick and mortar place and it is reinvented the web i say you own that stock their products are fabulous. their website is great i am not kidding by the way. i have to worry about my skin, is horrible. i have not had this much acne since i was 13 the market -- the market is in a bad mood and i don't think it is over yet brace yourself for some messy action m "mad money," oil is on strtrack. i am talking with the top mind in space to find what's ahead for natural gas. picture perfect quarter, can the stock keep climbing? stay with cramer don't miss a second of "mad money", follow @jim cramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets, send jim an e-mail at madmoney.cnbc.com or give us a call at 1800-743-cnbc. what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry fo

. >> and in the makeup world, it is you will about ulta >> it is they were the number one beauty retailer there is a lot of concern on the overall spending levels, clearly spending was up for teens and in particular to makeup but we believe that when the teen does go back to stores, 89% of them say that they still prefer to shop in-store to make ju makeup and ulta was number one it stepped up relative to a sphorap. >> and for fast food, they want chick-fil-a. that is a private company. but they are number one on your list as well and chipotle continues to gain >> yeah, our restaurant analyst says that it was number three preferred and you continue to see chipotle rise in the survey. so that has been a clear winner as well. dunkin also came into the top five as well >> watching new girl on netflix, dipping some nuggets in polynesian sauce, scrolling through tiktok while shopping amazon i guess that is what it is all about. thanks, have a great day >>> on deck, the critical moment for america's small businesses it is your morning rbi, and it takes a more serious tone today. we'll get follow

because i think we should move the ulta over there. that's what is the only spot where it didn't work it's been stabilized and you need a base for him to move. after all the time and effort to took to set things up pastor rocca has other ideas about where the altar should go. she wants it closer to the kneeler or get a shot or tries her best to explain the difficulty of finding smooth spots on the lawn for the table and chairs. you can put the pastor won't give in. and take up in this whole business he said after some discussion about various things that could go wrong the decision is made to move the needle or closer to the altar instead. of the event. and then the ceremony begins. rather than one large service there are several small confirmation services because of kobe 19. there stress backstage. in the parish talk kitchen zuzana shatter rinses small glasses for the communion. because of the pandemic each confirmation candidate is given a separate glass. the final confirmation service of the day is with the zebra twins held in thei

i'm sure you saw this, jim, nike dominates close, ulta dominates beauty and amazon no competition ons >> mary dylan of ulta made an incredible move in staying alive versus the sephoras versus everybody, look at the department stores. she's remarkable and doesn't get nearly enough credit for what she accomplished it's abamazing company by the way their stuff is good i ordered online >> how about tonight, jim? >> generac, you can give power back making it so that you get the money back and making more power through solar. it is the future it's the way kind of carbon free i'm not, it's better than coal, i'm just putting it out there. it's better than coal. >> yes >> trying to make some cases here >> i see, yep, jmp initiated outperform 285 >> i know, incredible. >> that will be a good one to watch. >> and david -- >> see you tonight, jim. >> i threw my mask at david, i didn't mean to [ laughter ] >> "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern. good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber. seema modi is with us watching the markets vacillate between

you have ulta beauty, a makeup chain, you've got hasbro, workday, then of course, the airlines.mean, to me, it almost seems like people are backing away or just holding tight. what is the best rate of play that you recommend with 16 minutes left to trade here, and the dow down 728? >> if you felt comfortable about your holdings this past friday, you should have the same comfort level right now. you should have the same feeling right now. just because the market is down 2% today, whether it is because of election uncertainty, the news out of s.a.p., whatever it is, that really shouldn't change your mindset. you could always be mindful, you can always be protective, but the landscape has not changed. if we go through our big earnings season, especially later this week, with all the big guys reporting, and if those start to show weakness, that would be a different, you know, a different outlook from me. right now, i wouldn't change a thing. liz: s.a.p., by the way, my bad, i haven't even mentioned it this hour because there has been so much breaking news. s.a.p. is the big german s

then a doctor in the team cellar ulta started cutting up the shell she's body about 2 hours later the recordings pick up 3 different voices on the stairs. one ordered the visa lounge to be closed another appearing to be a technician transferred c.c.t.v. data and reset the surveillance cameras. the 3rd was most to file murder any dressed as a jamal khashoggi lookalike of jamal khashoggi was a premeditated murder and they're now telling c.n.n. that they even believe the saudis went to the extent of sending adi double here mom people feel he was killed his body to the final review has denied any involvement in the airflow 2 years of now passed since the charges murder it's still not clear what happened to his body. did my trip carry it in his diplomatic luggage when he flew on a private jet taking the hit squad to cairo and dubai the next evening. was it buried at the yellow the palace which was inspected several times by turkish police . all scattered in the belgrade forest where the saudi military attache was seen before the assassination or dissolved in acid or even burned in a specia

things like tractor supply and casey general store and ollie's and ulta and all the businesses that feelur local business, they will do better. the true local businesses will, too. the ones that are left. there's going to be a whole lot less of those. that market share can get divided up -- charles: so -- >> -- between more traditional retailers. charles: let me jump in there on the notion of the survivors because that's been an investment theme of mine. the brick and mortar names, not the local ones per se but the publicly traded names that survive like tapestries of the world, bed, bath & beyond of the world, gap stores of the world, are you looking at any of those able to thrive once the dust has settled? >> actually, all the ones you named are going to be survivors. there will be some don't survive. we expect to see 40 retail bankruptcies this year. we have already seen about 27. we already thought we would see 10,000 stores close before covid even hit. could we see 20 or 30,000 stores close or even 40,000, yes. it's just a pull forward of what was going to happen between now and 203

the ulta shells rice and michael jordan were on it for their groundbreaking work dating back to the 1970 s. the nobel committee says the discovery of hepatitis c. helped save countless lives around the world. 71000000 people that's how many suffer from a chronic hepatitis c. infection as estimated by the world health organization they have to tie. isee virus is transmitted through blood it often goes unnoticed for a long time slowly and silently attacking the liver infection can lead to diseases like liver cirrhosis or liver cancer a major reason people need a liver transplant the discovery of the virus led to huge medical breakthroughs really in saving discovery you know so it's critical to go to the to do beginning to really understand the basic original discoveries that he really enabled there's so much that has happened so many. advances in european center but that's made this initial discovery of the actually. harvey alter discovered the hepatitis c. virus in 1909 it was the 1st step towards fighting dangerous and until then mysterious liver infections the 2nd nobel laureate michael

that would include ulta, estee lauder, sally. they are all moving higher. >>> that brings us to mcdonald's. a stretch, you say, from kylie to mcdonald's? actually not. kylie's ex-boyfriend, rapper travis scott's mega-successful collab with mcdonald's helped boost sales at the fast food chain. the travis scott meal was so popular that some mcdonald's are suffering shortages of the custom-made quarter pounder. mcdonald's trading lower by .33%. don't know why. we had u.s. same store sales turning positive in the third quarter. the company also boosted its dividend by four cents to $1.29 a share. nice payoff while you wait. >>> we've got the closing bell ringing in 50 minutes. the dow up 82 points. hey, take a look at roku's stock. it's moving higher after needham boosted the streaming device maker's price target to a street high of $255. it's up 4.25% to $221 and change. this as one of roku's offerings diving into the public markets today. up next, live sports streaming platform fubo tv plans to get sports fans to finally cut the co

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