so you want to look at the delta of the boost, it was maria, she mentioned cisco, cisco boosted 75%, ben bernanke or not, you want to get on that bus. let's go to john in florida. please, john. >> caller: hi, john. john in dunedin, florida. jim, i'm thinking about purchasing velti corp, velt. i'd like to know what your opinion is on it. >> velti corp, it's in dublin. i don't even know it. too busy getting the guinness degree in pouring. i don't know velti. i know velshi, another network. good guy. great expectations. the markets reacts to expectations, mrs. haversham. when comatose wakes up the market loves it. the healthy ones are just healthy, eh. don't worry. it's confusing. i'm here to help. "mad money" is right back. >>> coming up, spring chicken? the company behind popeyes had investor mouths watering when it reported, and then after a quick rally it cooled down, but with favorites like panera and domino's delivering savory returns, could this be the next darling of the quick service sector? cramer sits down with the ceo to find out. >>> and later, thirsty? there's been a spiri

i won't comment on cisco. most of my ceos are saying the gdp will be in the 1.5 to 2% range. >> okay, we'll leave it there, appreciate your time tonight, maria. >> john chambers is ceo of cisco. >> and the vice presidential candidate is only recently a budget hawk. and later, a special network coverage of the worst drought in half a century continues. why not take a day to explore your own backyard? with two times the points on travel, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. >>> welcome back, ken landgon, a supporter of mitt romney, may have questions about romney's new running mate, congress paul ryan. speaking a month ago, he raised concerns about his tenure in congress. i asked him where he was in the six years we were spending money like drunken sailors. ken joins me to talk about that. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> so how do you feel about paul ryan as the pick? >> i'm excited. the record has to be answered and it will be. i think as you watc

i'm franchising cisco. bottom line, every portfolio needs some wide receivers, some fast moving momentum stocks. my wide receiver picks are disney, google and for a player that's coming back after a long period on the mentally unable to perform list, the mup, cisco. we're drafting a quarterback tomorrow, so tweet me at jim cramer. #fantasystockportfolio. it's rice, 3m, very much so. lesean could really come on. i think that's honeywell. and let's say who are we going to draft first tomorrow night? well, i need your help on that tomorrow. let's go to rocky in new york, please. rocky? >> caller: boo-yah. i've been buying foot locker stock for the last five or six years on a monthly basis. they recently came out with their quarterly statement and their sales and profits are up. what do you think? >> the stock jumped up after and what really shocked me frankly was that nike, a stock that my charitable trust owns, stayed where it was. i think footlocker is good, but after that move, i prefer nke. huddle up crame

then cisco ceo john chambers weighs in on earnings. plus, network wide coverage of this year's historic and devastating drought. and, look who is back. can captain kirk help priceline stock get back to the stars? [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >>> okay, we have about 50 minutes left in the trading session if you're just joining us, we'll get you caught up here. the do you drifting in and out of positive territory today. up now three points. but about a 50 point range just like yesterday. lets look at maria's favorite indicator. volume. talk about the dog days of summer, we're in august, it looks like it.

i'm talking about cisco. the giant networking company i have criticized mercilessly for sho short-arming the ball over and over again. but last week, the alligator-armed cisco finally reported a spectacular quarter without dropping a ball. right in traffic. which is why i believe they can get back on track. think of it like deshaun jackson of my troubled but still loveable eagles. he was confused, a tad knuckle headed and lost. now he's a good factcy football draft pick who nobody believes in. same with cisco. in fact, this company is starting to feel like the cisco of old to me. the cisco that made people fortunes during the '90s tech boom. it's taking share left and right. great punt returner against the giants. meanwhile, the company's main markets are rebounding. enterprise spending is on the upswing. data scepters are buying network equipment like crazy. up 90% year aefr year. even the telco carriers are upgrading. plus, cisco talked about strength all over the world, including china. there's not enough

sales rose 4.5% to11.7 billion. >> susie: still ahead, cisco c.e.o. john chambers joins us, right after the company's earnings call. some of the nation's biggest retailers want to make shopping so easy, you can leave your wallet at home. walmart, target, and 7-eleven are among the retailers teaming up to build a new mobile payment network. it would let people pay with their smart phones. the system, known as "merchant customer exchange" is being designed to compete with services like "google wallet." with mobile payments expected to top $1 trillion in the next five years, target says the goal is building a, "broad, seamless experience across all retail formats." and some analysts believe this marks the beginning of the end for the old-fashioned billfold. >> susie: and other retailers are breaking into this field. month starbucks is developing a payment system for its coffee shops, and ebay's paypal unit has a deal with more than a dozen retailers to do the same. there's still no word on when the systems will be available in stores. >> susie: wil,awbwÃ

i work at cisco now. it as important to look at the physical innovations we can derive as well as other innovations. but we look at new materials, the government can really sponsored large-scale research projects looking at research universities. companies to benefit from that. we can create new types of industries. that is something i would feel whoever the president has to have. >> we will not get into the question of whether you can have it all. that has been talk here a lot. how is it you managed to keep fresh and to succeed in it all? you have a wonderful husband and child. you have an extraordinary career. you were hiking this morning. every day saturday morning you take a digital detox. is that what enables you to have it all? >> every saturday morning and made a rule. i took a job to run all of our enterprises. i was working all the time. about 1.5 years ago i made a rule that on saturday mornings it is my time. i write haikus. i paint. this morning we went hiking. i want to do something that keep

it's more product cycles the cisco is also, to a degree, but cisco is more of the backbone, right? infrastructu infrastructure. we like both companies. >> shaw, we're going to leave it there. thanks for your time. >>> it's a big day, a big morning for facebook. we're going to send it away from post 9 to gary kaminsky, who is somewhere on the floor. they don't care where the stock is trading, whether it was at 38 a couple weeks ago, 30, 27, it doesn't matter. if you're a disciplined institutional seller, you're going to sell when you get a certain lockup expiration out. more importantly, i think you had a number of long sellers, people that bought the stock around 27, 28, anticipating you get this bounce, you did not see the bounce. it opened at a million 2, and right after that, you started seeing the selling. if we pull in and we look at the real-time trading that's happening, you're seeing a bunch of 300-share lots. very few sizable bids. they immediately hit it, it went down, 85, and 1908. right around those levels against. this seems to be the level where you did get some sizab

>> not the sand and cisco bay trail, which goes all the way around the bay -- the sand and cisco bay trail, which goes for all the way around the bay. >>. walking trail or bicycle? >> it is both. >> ok, dan has to go. thank you very much. >> thank you, enjoy the water. >> ok, we're going to go around to the front door and look at this. the ferry building was originally built on woodpiles. that were driven down into the mud. not the bad rock. it is almost impossible to find bad rap here -- it is almost impossible to find that rocked -- bedrock. they brought this so they could build the ventilation shaft, and the construction materials were brought here. the same thing is true if you go up to camp mather. a lot of what you see at camp mather was built, part of the construction shack and places for people to lift when they build the dam. the same thing is true here. this is the bart ventilation shaft and the ferry. the average water depth isz about 40 feet, and that is about right. on this side of the bay, we have average depths better 35, 40, 50 feet. the east side of the bay is very s

cisco was outperforming. what do you think of cisco from here? can he hold gains, fairly priced? what should investors be doing with cisco? >> i think there's growth opportunities better elsewhere. if you think about cisco, a company with 75% of market share, switching, growing low- to mid-single digit. there's not much of a growth market opportunity at cisco. therefore i think the focus is transitioning more to capital application, how they basically monetize and lever their balance sheet. now we're seeing the country my great to that. in tech that's a challenging proposition over the long hall. i think investors will be better suited to look elsewhere for the long hall for returns. >> brian, quickly, chances of a stock split with apple. >> i think it's slim. my guess, 20% if i had to throw up an under-over. >> why so small? >> the company likes the larger stock price. obviously it minimizes volatility, we'll say. shares traded. i think that's what the company prefers, if i had to be in their shoes. from a market perspective, most would like it. from a company standpoint, i don'

. >> cisco reports better than expected earnings. the ceo is more upbeat about u.s. and asia but cautious on europe. >> samsung ratchets up its tech wars. u.s. judge calls for peace in the bitter patent dispute between the korean tech giant and apple. >>> and brazil unveils a $66 billion stimulus plan seeking investment in its highways, railways and other areas of infrastructure in hopes to revive its flagging economy. >>> okay. welcome to today's program. u.s. -- u.s. -- >> america. >> is this a head fake with this economic data? >> better tone. i'll tell you what to watch. jobless claims, 8:30 a.m. this morning. they have been holding in there, showing the market is holding up. if they flag that's when we get nervous. >> big thing. we look at gold and what the dollar is doing. >> look at what's happening with the treasury market. it's remarkable. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> remarkable in the context of where -- >> context of 1.4%. >> coming up also today's show, rising china gives a boost. >> samsung unveils its latest tablet. what sets it apart? we'll get the run down

traded off cisco. cisco's news was good. getting close to the new windows 8. i think the stock should be bought. >> a drop for gnc, down 3%. tim? >> not where melky cabrera, joe, is buying his supplements. no, no, no. major drop. secondary offering. a lot of stock being sold by the ceo which has a lot of people worried. deutsche bank a big downgrade despite the fact that the company has been reagisting. >> children's place, up 8%. karen? >> a good day for children's place. we like this stock but -- no audio. >> and a drop for walmart, down 3%. mike co sneh. >> earnings not that bad, but it was priced for perfection. stock is up over 20% in 60 days. the guidance that they gave for the full year basically consensus up around $4.90 a share. after the stock had such a run, isn't [ cheers and applause ] i didn't like it tuesday and coming in a couple bucks isn't enough for me. wouldn't buy it. >> a couple of bucks for driving in norway. ever cruising the streets of norway, which tim is set to do, watch out for the wildlife. the accident happened wednesday night and

is there for cisco fund raising numbers for next month's grace it our way down. organizers believe it was related to the organization's plan to cut funds because of their stand in abortion which was immediately reinstated. >>> i will say people who are traditionally register in august and september, our registration numbers are way down. >>> the president will lead the organize organization next montr one of their leaders step down. >>> without it right now serve as cisco is that the price points are getting that of people's reach. they're looking at people across the bay to come in, work and play. >>> with the price of 307 $9,000, there are a lot more affordable than here in san francisco. >>> it is 453, beat the heat with a little bit of music. pictures keep getting better and better. just >>> 456, new data is forcing scientists to the fire destroyed hundreds of homes, burning 3,000 a.. one of lake tahoe's oldest homes is hitting the market. the asking price is $70 million. the house was built back in 1939. it is complete with your very own speech. >>> it was a

we're still holding in the mid-50s for 7 cisco. we are looking at partly cloudy skies and temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. by noon time is mostly sunny and will be warming up and temperatures in and will be expected to be in the '80s. by 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon the temperatures will be in the 90s in england. tomorrow we're looking at much of the same weather as today. this 7 day around the bay shows us with almost a carbon copy of today for tomorrow and then friday and cools down in the weekend is even cooler. let's get an update with george on traffic. >>george: we see traffic coming to a stop at the west bound direction on the toll plaza. at the high rise the accident was reported to be blocking some traffic. it always takes a considerable amount of time to build up and to clear. least -- we suggest use the bay bridge as an alternate or possibly the dumbarton bridge. the drive time for the san mateo bridge is over 40 minutes. the golden gate bridge is doing fine. we take a quick check here for the ride in the east

we will start in 7 cisco -- 7 cisco 7 cisco. the east bay as moderate the south bay is have the and then we will have more detail woman combat. >>justine: the search is happening right now and the area neighbors have been born. we had a crew headed out there. as soon as we get the pictures of the suspects we will bring them to you. >>mark: fall in the latest from stamford university when this man escaped and handcuffs. they arrested him they put them in the back of the police car and locked the doors and windows. somehow he got out of the vehicle and police and eventually caught up with him and 6:00 a.m.. he is facing charges that are rest of resisting arrest and fleeing police officers. >>darya: it was a teenage boys that was shot. the tickets is the police commission and have to lay down with it and not to give officers a taser is pin there was a recent officers shooting where man stabbed someone with a box cutter is the reason why did it police chief is looking seriously at tasters. >> but we believe that in that instance the

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. >> you want to talk about cisco first. >> let meadow cisco. ate stock that was almost $30 in the last 18 months or so. followed pretty closely. and chamb and chambers said a couple of disappointing things and company lost its weight. it will be up today but still only back to 18. closed at 17.35. up a dollar. company is taking advantage of a slow summer afternoon. made a splash with its fiscal fourth quarter results. it earned a 56% jump in profits. and revenue was up 4%. both above expectations. announced a 75% boost to, of its dividend to 14 cents a share. so let's see. that will be -- it's yield is 1.8% yield or now. so that does take it up to where somewhat attractive in terms of acyield stock and more mature company. it just started paying a dividend last year and ceo john chambers talked about the dividend hike on the "closing bell". >> once you start adding dividends our thoughts would be you continue to increase them over time. in terms of tax policy it absolutely has an effect on how much the dividends would be but it also has to affe

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i know we talk about cisco in a minute. that speaks, again, to where do people think the money is made? it's made in solid companies. they trade at very, very great valuations right now. many have a dividend yield. if there is any economic growth, steve, these are the names to prosper. >> let's all abe clear as well. it's not like earnings are a barn burner. >> did you wake up cynical? >> i'm just looking at the facts. >> lay it out for us. it's all drawighi or the fed. >> it's an essential bank rally. right? my traders tell you what they think it is. >> to pete's point, eps has been great, disney is a great example. today no benefit today because the stock is d. some has to do with china. a lot of people think china stands at the ready. a lot of people are putting a lot of faith in that and they're right to. clearly, europe has calmed down. i don't think there is a good solution there, but perhaps there is a solution. so i think a lot of people putting a lot of hope into the fact that the u.s. has up turned the corner. i'm

i think this is positive for cisco. i work at cisco, doesn't matter. i work acisco. john chambers has hurt us. morale is bad at the company. >> i think morale is always bad when you're on a losing team. when you're on a winning team, suddenly the morale gets better. >> has he been inappropriately negative? >> i think he's reflective of what's going on. he has a worldwide business. >> i think it suits him to be negative, actually. it sets the bar much lower. >> true. >> that's the point goldman was pointing out in the note. the expectations are worse than what is the consensus at this point. >> right. >> they're expecting estimates to be boosted over the next couple of quarters. so it's all about the managing expectations and are things worse than they actually are panning out to be? >> goldman analysts hit a 17% gain last time. i think it's important to recognize that the execution is good. they've laid off a lot of people. there's big leverage here if they get it right. verizon and at&t have held back spend. the cable companies have money to spend. >> when is the la

in 2000, cisco sold at 129 times earnings. i said, you had to have reutters on mars to suggest the price. >> we do now. >> cisco we just bought. it's price, price, price. they did 5 billion -- sorry, amazon did $5 billion in sales if 2003. they're going to do $65 blg this year. purportedly and the cash flow is still basically zero. they cannot convert it over to free cash flow. eventually you have to do it. to justify this price, they need 13% margins. that's $10 a share. no way they can't do it or lose market share. >> most with basic accounting would agree with you but we have heard that same argument against amazon for years. >> let me tell you. if i pump the air out of this room you run. if they don't develop free cash flow, i'm telling you, amazon's coming back down to 100 bucks and my target for 2 to 3 years. >> how much do you feel the market is not looking at the right things? in other words, share price reactions in the earnings season the focus is so much on meeting or beating and not looking at things like free cash

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this year, we are giving more than $1.72 million to separate cisco's recreation and park department -- to san francisco's recreation and parks department. in the five years we have done the event, that is over $5 million we have given, and we are very proud to be able to say that. i do not know if i have officially told you, but i believe you do know we did an economic impact report last year. what we learned was on last year's event -- and we expect it to be more this year -- we brought in over $60 million to the san francisco economy with hotels and transportation, restaurants, and what not. in closing, i want to show some pictures from the festival. i will pass them around quickly so you can take a look. hopefully it captures a little bit of the festival. right here, this is the polo field. stevie wonder had the biggest audience of the weekend. it is truly a multi-generational festival. >> can you come to the mike so people can hear you? >> it is a multi-generational festival. it has always been, but we had kids in their teens up to people in their 50's and 60's in joining the fest

brian shactman is watching shares of cisco. >> brian actually not here yet. >> jackie. my bad. >> you guys were talking about the strengthen in tech watching shares of cisco up 8.3% today. the bellwether posting quarterly results that edged past estimates boosting its dividend by 75%. in addition at least nine brokerages are raising price targets on the stock and even though cisco warned about weakness stock still strong today. >> jackie, brian, story about that. stephanie, what do you do here? this is a sizable dividend increase, startling in many ways from cisco upping its 75%. >> that's the reason that the stock is up. you have value investors, income investors saying 3% dividend yield is attractive. quarter was okay. basically in line. it's basically what we were expecting. guide jan was a little slow. there were pockets of strained pockets of weakness but on the whole i wouldn't chase the stock up this much today. but you have a floor because you now have new interested investors. >> rough day for walmart. stock falling on a weak full year profit forecast and comes

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got to love google. >> cisco and google. richard, do you agree? >> yeah. those are both good choices. i would agree with this. >> you know, we were mentioning at the beginning of the show that the nasdaq 100 is up about 20% this year. versus, of course, the s&p up about 12%. how much of that, however, is due to apple i'm wondering, kimberly? >> with the -- with the upswing in apple got to be a substantial increase part of that waiting in the portfolio of the nasdaq but there again where can apple go after steve jobs and that visionary? they've got big shoes to fill and i think they're the leader and can't deny -- you can't deny to go with the trend. the trend is your friend as we have said before. >> well, you have 36 nasdaq 100 company that is are up more than 25% this year. so apple may be a part of it but certainly a lot of names, kimberly, kind of the previous bad pun of hogs, do you think technology is overbought? is it time to get in to something else? >> you know, it's very difficult trying to time the market. we believe in a globalized diversified

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