we see some yielders acting much, much better than coca-cola here versus the s&p up 6.5%.ing. what are the reasons you might to look defined your risk in a stock. it is bouncing off against it. you don't want to be long. they had a lot of, they have three or four months to go. they're only risking about a dollar. break even on the upside. maybe it gets its swerve back on. but it makes a lot of sense to define your risk because of that underperformance. >> given that this is coca-cola, you go back to 2012. this has big moves to the upside followed by a significant move to the down side. and it is over the last four or five years. i think we're at the tail end of one of those down side moves. $40 has been support for a number of months. and i think it makes the next climb through that $47 level. >> all right. thanks for that. for more, check out options action on friday. coming up, kramer is talking to the ceo to see if this could last. plus, the ceo of thor industries is here. you won't want to miss this. next on "mad money." up next, health care taking hit but there's one

that's almost always the case with super high yielders.ends don't get this big because this company keeps raising pay out. they get this big because something happens to cripple the price of their stock. what exactly is wrong with frontier communications? for starters as tan owl school phone company. fewer and fewer people using their land line. competitors can afford to crush these guys on price if they feel like it. this stock has been trending lower. frontier managed to rebound a bit through early 2015. the reason, for a while it seemed like the demand was so great that a rising tide might be able to lift all boats. the company spent millions upgrading their net yowork. right around the time that the stock peaked the company announced it would buy verizon's california, texas and florida business for $10.5 billion in cash. holy cow. keep it a few years after they did something buying wireless operations for 5.3 billion. i guess it seems like these were worth owning given the boom in demand over the web. verizon wouldn't have been selling

>> and just like denis was talking about as far as yielders, the xlu is up and kept pace.n 6% which is really curious. there was one trade that caught my eye when the etf was trading 51.65. there was a buyer 40,000 of the april. those things break even about 6% lower. look at this chart. look at this move right here. this is actually happened about 5% or so in the last couple weeks as expectations for a rate hike have gone up fairly dramatically at the march meeting which you would not expect from a sector like this. and look at this move in the last five years, the xlu has held this uptrend. up 2.5%. when it comes to just buying premium out of the money in a low like the xlu, option prices are relatively low. they picked up a little bit. that's just telling me that people are looking for some protection in the space. it is pretty expensive. there's a lot of calls about valuation. if you thought rates were going to be higher or a shift more you'd want to be out of this. option prices are ticking up as people are making it the other way xlu. >>> up next, b.k. is betting on

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oh, and this almost 2% yielder remains deeply committed to returning cash to shareholders even as itnues its inquisitive ways most recently buying brocade. the best is yet to come because when avago acquired broadcom and subsequently changed its name, it set itself up for the biggest change of all that's coming to telecommunications, the rollout of 5g, which is going to be amazing for this company. you get all of this for just 14 times earnings with a stock that actually closed near its intraday low, up only two bucks after a real burst of strength early in the session. none of these stocks are sexy. none makes you feel like you're on the cusp of social or mobile or cloud or disruptive technologies even though with broadcom you are. yet all three offer terrific bargains to both their customers and their shareholders. hey, listen, it's a simple dictum. reward the customer and the shareholder on a consistent basis, and you'll get more customers and more shareholders and therefore a higher stock price over time. stick with cramer. at bp, we empower anyone to stop a job if something does

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seen as a bellweather for this wave for the far right yielder is campaigning for antiimmigration andorder control. he did see his popularity increase after president trump's win in november. traders i speak to, though, seem less concern about the dutch election and the french election and the german is seen as a safe haven for investors and the prospect of the ecb slowly exiting rising inflation and the german bond trading at a 14-month high. another big talker in europe is the pound. how low can it go? took a big step forward to approve the article 50 bill. the mechanism that begins a two-year countdown to britain's exit from the european union. the german bond has been largely seen as one of the safe havens out there. i also want to point out energy stocks focused not just on this side of the atlantic, but across the pond, as well, under significant pressure as we look at oil continuing its move to the downside. back to you, scott. >> seema, thank you so much. >>> now to blizzard 2017, if we're still calling it a blizzard. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here. >> we are continui

ashley: kind of a strange tale but it was a 19 yielder suspect, taken into custody in israel on suspicionsand publishing false reports, caused authorities say, fear and panic in jewish communities in the united states but also around the world. motivation we don't know. but, it is all been linked back to this one individual in israel who was making these false threats, that included synagogues in the united states and elsewhere. in one case he forced an air liner to make an emergency landing because of threats he was calling in. stuart: that is a serious thing. ashley: it is. stuart: got it. new this morning, something else for you, ash. ashley: yeah. stuart: china's military issued a warning to, the u.s. air force. they don't want the american air force flying over the east china sea. wait a second, ashley is that around those islands? ashley: around the disputed island chain. china because they claimed those islands that they have, it is their airspace. the u.s. air force had a b-1 bomber flying through that particular area on military exercises through south korea and japan, they got a