in a better economy. >> jim cramer said stocks sell on the micro and rise on the macro. ibm is a giant corporation, disappointing. if you believe the theory, there must be something to brian's point bigger and better that we are missing. >> i think to your point it's the most hated rally. nobody believes it. one reason is it shouldn't be easy enough where the fed tells you to get into the stock market and they get into the stock market. 1425, we pointed it out a number of times. we push toward 15 and a quarter. if you are looking for a catalyst it comes in the form of spain raising their hand. they have seen overtones or interludes toward that. that's where the next catalyst is. >> you touchdown on it. the fed telling you to get into riskier assets. >> is the fed telling you to get into assets? >> forcing you. >> take a cliff into it. >> what are you going to do -- buy a one-year treasury? oh, the yield rose to 1.8%. why not be in walmart or at&t or verizon? get a couple percent. >> we call it "fast money" not slow money. right? many of you know there are managers who are chasing

. kr jim cramer talked about what potentially could happen. we talk about you need to close a few days to a week below the 200-day for meaning. i think there is wooey. i think as long as we can maintain the 1,375 level you have a three or four day rally left in you. i do believe it in terms of the integrity. >> it is not a long-term thing. >> my view on the world has not changed at all. i think things are -- dire is a bit of a stretch. i think in terms of the technicals friday did everything it needed to do. >> you have the inside edge on the political scene. do you think we are any closer to a deal on the fiscal cliff today? >> i don't think we are any closer to a deal but i think we are going to get a deal. i think in the absence of shouting and mean spirited rhetoric the market will lev tate up and i think you have a tax adjustment selloff where people were looking around saying taxes are going up. dividend taxes potentially going up and people starting to shed. when you look long term as people want to do into the thanksgiving weekend into 2013 there are a lot of cases to be b

reversals, too the market was higher. >> listen to gary kaminsky and cramer, that people were using it as a proxy making a mistake what got people in trouble today, they got short the s & p on the back of that key reversal in am. the apple reversal still in play, the stock wound up closing higher today but you saw pretty mop officer reversal yesterday in apple on what was extraordinarily large volume for the stock that is still in place. i think people shorted the broader market on back of that everybody is camp on this one. the clear fundamentals matter, what the market's trading on but we have said for a while now, months, that the s & p was going to trend up to this 1350, 1370 level. here we are. now i think it's on the bulls now to prove themselves and to ratchet us through that level and we will see what happens if and when we get there. i think it will be much harder to breakthrough that 1370 level than going from basically 1250 to where we are now. >> mentioned you were short in yesterday's market, covered the session lows, went back in and said it is like playing pac-man, why? becau

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than expected first-quarter results. we do so a pop and cramer will be speaking with their ceo at the top of the hour. we want to talk about apple under pressure today losing $100 billion in market cap in the past month alone. groupon, linkedin, pand dora and yelp also selling off. are investors making room for facebook? there is word that they are sucking the oxygen out of the market. >> let's go with that thesis for a second which i don't agree. i think apple is way too deep in terms of liquidity, but if that is the thesis in play, well, the thesis ends at 4:00 this afternoon. afternoonle is a name that i was in up to 5:04, got cute, stopped out at 5:30, have not been in since. i'm back in apple today at 534. very happy to own it and will remain it for the rest of the year. >> and the stock has declined so it's up by 2%, so you are getting paid a sizable dividend to be in this stock. >> concept of cheapness, drives me crazy. at the end of the day this is a cheap stock that does a good job doing what they are supposed to do and competing where it matters, on their own. this stock is

money tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern, you get the exclusive with aubrey mcclendon and jim cramer. you saw a big bet on chesapeake today. what were traders doing? >> we saw someone buy a bunch of the october 21 calls. these expire late tomorrow. they paid 36 cents for them, versus the stock at 21.26. this is actually a really interesting way to buy a stock. you get to buy it on the close tomorrow. no harm, no foul. >> well, the cme group agreeing to buy the kansas city board of trade for $126 million. it opened up over 150 years ago, it trades red winter wheat grown in state. dennis gartman was a director for over six years. not in any of those pictures. >> was it 150 years ago? >> i was close to some of those pictures. >> was it duke & duke? >> absolutely. >> first of all, people have to remember the kansas city board of trade is where they started trading index futures. very important to remember, it was a straight -- a forward looking exchange. i'm saddened to see the exchange go. i've served on the board of directors, i was honored to have done that. my job was to explain to the ot

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passion. thank you, mr. davies. >> coming up next hour, cramer is coming up to look at the facebook status. plus the ceo of globe specialty metals all coming up on mad money. outperforming mutual fund. rr let's ask paul, the etf analyst. great to have you with us. what accounts for the disskrepscy in performance? >> essentially, bond is a different fund than is mutual fund counter part. >> i think more importantly, the fund is a lot more nimble. so it's been really popular. but that pales in comparison to the $260 billion in the mutual fund. it can move in and out of positions in the bond holdings that it owns. >> in this environment it has more to do with the fact that the fund can move in and out of its positions easier than the big aircraft carrier that is the mutual fund. i think over the long term, the questions remain whether or not it's avoidance of derivatives gives it more or less tail risk. >> in terms of your recommendation, then. >> it's realitily apples to oranges. it's a different fund chl i think investors who want liquidity have an option. and investors looking to sa

: you're happy about it. >> fiscal cliff. it is broken down into i saw jim cramer's episode about it. >> somebody knew more on it. i did run into two chicago bears fans who didn't have much to say about fiscal cliff but plenty to say about the loss to the 49ers. >> americans have got to get with the program. >> i think a couple of those guys were -- >> maybe americans are smarter. maybe they are like it is not going to happen. i'm just trying to pay my bills. >> that's it. >> lalalalala. like that. have a great thanksgiving. see you next week. >> you, too. >>> you got to know when to hold them and fold them. we have the final word on stocks with 52-week highs. [ male announcer ] the markets keep moving. make sure the news keeps coming with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. use the news links breaking stories with possible breakout stocks, options with potential opportunity, futures and forex with in-depth analysis. it's an all-you-can-eat buffet for all things trading. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. it doesn't just deliver news. it's making news. trade commission free for 60 days, plus ge

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money nbc's healthy week continues. cramerer is adding two more stocks to his hot list. he is checking oil primed to go higher. time for the final chair. >> netflix premiums are elevated here. you have to be considering selling upside calls. >> clf, a play on the massive move we have seen in iron ore. >> apple. people are freaking out. you buy it and until proven wrong you do it again and again. >> actually i am following keith. i'm going with ape,

cramer decides which one to take your portfolio full steam ahead. and turning to the techals. and is it time for investors to heart a biomed. >> are we really doing this? >> you didn't discuss it this morning? all right. >> we needed to discuss other things. let's move to sprint getting set for fourth quarter earnings tomorrow before the bell. let's take our positions ahead of earnings. >> saying he's heard rumblings of a capital race here. what you're hoping for here is a disaster with the stock maybe trades down to the 220, 225 level. what could be huge volume. i think you just buy it as a free option. but if they somehow manage to beat and this doesn't come to fruition, then you just missed it. it's another trade i missed. but i think the hope is big miss, big selloff, big volume. buy the stock for a trade. >> it's funny that you mentioned the capital rates. you look at the volume and the way the stock has moved from $2 in the past week up to $2.45. this is a game that gets played in capital in general. so that's something that could be in the cards. >> want to quickly check in with

energy market. >> coming up next, mad money and dr. cramer is giving a prognosis. one will be admitted to the cellblock. jim is drilling down to find you a new tech stock that can make you slick profits. all coming up at top of the hour. the dollar weakens as risk increases. what are the dollar fundamentals saying? let's get your money in motion. i find it interesting. john taylor on the halftime show. both he and brianicle oat desk today like going wrong. we see you do too. why? >> i like it. i think everyone is caught up in a rate differential. i still think it was a possibility that the dollar is going to resume decline. you want to be a stock picker and pick up a strong currency like mexico. weak numbers out of mexico and they are expected to pick up in 12. the good news is 80% of exports come from the u.s. you want to be cher that they ease the trade and do did against mexico. we have a bank that will stay on hold and the market is talking about pricing in a hike in 12. that will lend strength. you can go short. it is outperforming next to the downside. they are beating t

. >> they will be talking with jim cramer that. should be a good interview. we want to check on shares of deckers and the makers of ugg boots and sharply lower. they beat out earnings and nobody is looking at the fourth quarter results. they are talking about rising costs. this is the second year of rising costs. specifically the problem is in the ugg boots. >> sheep skin costs. who knew? >> i thought sheep skin was coming down. i know they don't have it in camaro seats. i may not think that. the bar was so high, but these guys are talking about eps guidance down 50% from a year ago. this is a story that continues to grow. aside from the input cost, these guys continue to grow internationally. that's what they get excited about. they doubled steals to about 25% of the business. despite the fact that i don't wear uggs. >> ti va sandals is a different story. >> that's more of a mannedle. >> it's a great company, but maturing so it doesn't get the big growth multibell anymore. >> it's more than a mature company. >> they're said they will have to raise prices on uggs. >> a couple of things i

money," cramer's looking at five stocks to help you fight pain at the pump. it's all coming up top of the hour on "mad money." >>> black stone is -- don't roll your yies. i don't like it when you do that. >> how can you tell 1234. >> i saw it out the corner of my eye. peripheral vision right here. toward the construction of a plan to export natural gas. the companies are betting markets outside the u.s. will pay prices up to five times higher. so what is the trade here. this $2 billion investment is for a plant. to liquefy natural gas and export it. >> i think by 2016. it's sort of amazing and the history here. they have sort of reverse engineered their entire investment thesis. they will be exporting. that's the plan. for me, i don't love to get into long-term production bets because things always go wrong. they always cost more. they always take longer. transportation of lng. we see lng use grow around the world, on uptick from fukushima. i think it's a better way to play it. >> theoretically at the point of when chaniere will, golar export that same gas that comes out of that plant

the at&t network -- securing a world of new opportunities. ♪ >>> up next on "mad money," cramer has the exclusive look at the ceo and the federal realty as top man coming up at the top of the hour. time for the green trade. this time there is relatively good news for the stock. analyst at kantor fitzgerald upgraded and joins us now to tell us about the call. great to have you with us. the stock was down 7% and a high shortage and has that has a roll n how the stock trades. it was lukewarm and it's a hold at this point to see more consolidation and capacity cuts coming. how does it shape up? >> well, let's be perfectly clear. i'm not positive on the solar panel industry at all. they deserve a long road to go with negative things going on. we had a sell rating since we initiate and took every opportunity when the stock was either up or in the triple-digits to say sell it. down here in the low 20s when it's right at the price target of 2150, we are saying right now we believe that the industry and in particular they recognized the challenges in the industry and yesterday they announced

this report. jim cramer told me this morning he likes what he saw. do you? >> absolutely. they managed themselves in a very difficult pc environment right now. but they're showing you where they're going to get that growth. they talked about the ultra books. they've talked about the server market for quite some time now. if you're looking for cloud plays, in my book right now, intel is probably one of the best cloud plays out there because of the fact that they are going to be feeding the chips that are going to be going to the servers that are going to be feeding into the cloud. because of those reasons, intel has plenty of growth in front of them. i think over the next five, six, eight quarters. >> for better or worse, murphy, intel is as tied to microsoft as anybody could be, right? i mean, it's one of the points cramer was making to me this morn ing. whether it's the big tide of windows 8, if that's a runaway success as many people have talked about it is going to be, that's got to be big for intel. >> absolutely. look at intel here. i'm not in the name right now, scott. it

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money," cramer has the big guns tonight. all about looking and feeling good. health and wealth. the ig enchilada. the botox maker and allergan is coming up at the top of the hour. let's look at options actions. ways to play pioneer natural ahead of the earnings. >> yeah. it's interesting. this is stock up almost 75% from the lows a few months ago. a great rally and the things people need to look at. they did exceptionally well and a lot of that was one-time items. we need to fate the move over 4% and make a bearish bet. i will sell the february 95 puts and collect about $1.15 for those and buy $1.60. this is a situation where the stock pulls back and that's the best possible outcome between february and the expiration. i'm inclined to keep the puts on. good insurance if the market happens to pull back on one of the higher beta stocks. >> more options actions every friday tomorrow and follow the show on twitter. cnbc options actually. we get updates. we are answering your tweets and reveal the secret lives of traders. stay tuned. hello, how can i deliver world-class service for you t

have a tremendous growth rate there. go back and look at the quarter. they know jimmy cramer likes it. >> anthony. >> humana and i like humana. >> i think kansas is going to win. >> i like that, but kansas is not going to win. humana, i will go with anthony on that side. >> we have the person tomorrow when we come back. we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million jobs in the us alone. from the canadian border, through the mid west, to the gulf coast. benefiting hundreds of thousands of families throughout the country. this is just what our economy needs right now. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is

, getting a read on the move for that oil and gas. cramer is playing defense against europe and the retail turn around stock that could be on clearance. it is coming up at the top of the hour on "mad money." the big jump for technology, snapping a 12-day losing streak with industry giants like dell and hewlett packard. what is your best trade. senior analyst joins us on the fast line. tony, great to speak with you. >> happy to join you. >> i top the talk about dell. should we be concerned about government spending slow downs and fiscal clips? >> absolutely. dell has a pretty significant overall exposure to the public sector and nearly 30% of revenues and that includes the health care sector, but they have exposure to that and have commented on recent quarter that is the segment has been soft and we don't expect improvement. >> they're recently announced a major lay off. it this be a kitchen sink quarter on that they are expecting? >> there is a lot of speculation and reports about a lay off. they haven't announced it. they report on wednesday and widely expected that they could be l

. american airlines. >>> coming up on "mad money," cramer is bounces off the housing. and discretionary spending. the company that makes about to set sail. plus the ceo coming up on "mad money." i'm just reading someone else's work. let's hit some options action here. jpmorgan, scott, what are you doing? >> i was listening to fred earlier and i like what he has to say. but i think jpmorgan is like the prettiest girl at the dance getting ignored. i think earlier this year everybody wanted to be in citi and bank of america because they were looking for super. jpmorgan is not going to participate as much to the upside. so i can sell the february 37, 38 call spread. about 40 cents right now on the close could have sold for about 50 cents. that's selling the 37 call at about 35 cents and capping your risk by paying 55 cents for the 38 call. we're risking 60 cents. this is essentially a coin flip. i'm okay with the payout odds. it has to get to 30 drents for me to lose that full amount. >> yes. thanks for that trade. catch for "options action" every friday at 5:00. more "fast money" coming up

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cramer talked about it and the ng wins are having difficulty. the stock made an all time high and the chemical space, people are going to wake up and real ice they are still cheap. >> the other is dow chemical and a lost good things happening there. their cost to goods because nat gas came way down. >> you are also a bull on truckers. why is that? >> a lot of reasons we thought housing was bombing. we can't analyze the companies and speculate, but the derivative plays and power cools and construction and et cetera, that's how we want to play it. i was going to say if housing comes back, transportation and freight say huge beneficiary. that's a class act and 60% is intermotal. that's the most cost-effective way to move goods and they are the best at it. we like that as well. >> thank you so much for your time. we appreciate you joining us. from westfield capital again, this is one of the picks up and 10%. this is the thing we have been on for quite sometime in terms of playing the derivatives on housing. we have to have a break, but we will continue to cover the story of warren buffett

pro. good choice. go national. go like a pro. >>> coming up next hour, cramer has two big ceos. the chairman and ceo of clor ox all part of the investing in america. catch it at the top of the hour on "mad money." call it the great bust. prices plummeting to a decade low and having a big impact on the related names and the trouble here is that with prices continuing to fall, one would think you would need more production cuts and already a lost them indicated that they are pairing back production and can they get deeper. how painful would it be for the stocks? >> it's painful for the coal producers as well. 's s's so cheap, they have a necessity and the substitution effect meant that first of all, there other uses and more demand to soak up some. the real place that suffers is coal. we have so much coal here, these guys will have to cut back. that's really the place to trade this. the coal producer who is believe that there is an argument have overpaid in the last nine months. one man's pleasure is another man's pain. what's my point? i'm going to tie it all together. look at the ch

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money in motion. 5:30 p.m. eastern time. coming up next hour, cramer trying to percolate profits for you when you start building the ultimate growth portfolio and analyst showdown over gore remote. don't touch that dial. coming up next on fast, we are trading your tweets. keep on coming. hopefully we will get to them if you send them in. we'll be right back. it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >> when do we start woring about about inflation and the ecb is pulling back the reigns on additional stimulus. thanks, guys. >> that was our cab of the day. what do you say? >> i love the touts. the reserves are locked up from the banks and starting to come out. there is still a trillion and easy money or not

] feed your lawn. feed it. >> next hour, cramer slicing into apple. how so many got it wrong. make profits for years to come and checking out stock that is getting a bid and should you buy it now? it's all coming up at the top of the hour. you don't want to miss that. the next trade powering the portfolio. two energy heavy weights. they are set to report before the bell. they announced a dividend increase. the best way to trade ahead of the numbers. give me the trade on exxon. i heard a technical analyst saying technically the stock looks broken and under performed the broader market as well. >> i like that here. if you are talking about an economy. exxon does well and they become less oily and more gassy. >> they increased a bit and will probably buy back another $5 billion in stock. ubs had a note about that this morning. the problem is it takes a lot to knock people's socks off. they missed and the stock has been stuck around $86 and stuck for a long time. this is part of the problem. when the oil is perceived to have a premium and not a real demand attached, people don't believ

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. >> here with us is ross cramer who represented mark dreier in the criminal case and sentencing. this is a fantastic story. marc got 20 years for what he did. still you got congratulatory calls on the sentence of 20 years. this guy at chutzpah. he was a braven ponzi schemer. >> it's a crazy climate we live in in sentencing for white collar defendants. with a sentence of 20 years people are congratulating you. sentences of 15, # 20, 25 years are what people are looking at as the norm. when somebody gets single digit years that's when people take notice of it. you know, bernie ebers gotta years in the worldcom scandal and the second circuit said it was harsh but not unreasonable though that was longer than most violent offenders were getting. >> ross kramer, thanks for coming by. "unravelled" is tonight on cnbc. first move when we come back. >> another tough day in the market. how about raging cajun to get you through? looking at chicken, biscuits and profits. plus, a breakup value play up next on "mad money." up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumbl

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," congratulations to cramer and the entire team because tonight is their seventh anniversary. and jim is celebrating with the seven stocks that have made you the most money since the show started. that is at the top of hour. don't miss that party. speaking of parties, it's march madness. also madness as madison square garden. the resignation of d'antoni sending shares of msg down. >> knowing the knicks, some will say this was lin-evitable. now the knicks have lost seven of eight, are on the outside looking in on the playoffs. their head coach and the team parted ways. d'antoni winning 42% of the games he coached over the past three and a half seasons. the stock plunged down as much as 3.6%, popped back up to close there. analysts have been bullish on msg. and a ticket insider told me he doesn't expect the knicks will have problems selling tickets even now, but things are sensitive. today the team auto-e-mailed the ticket invoices to fans. those fans who got the e-mail after d'antoni's news came out feeling a little bit strange. mcc? >> all right. anybody trade based on this news?

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