This good news, dow sinking nasdaq climbed. 39 , but if it is finally the beginning of a wave of deals. That can be great for everybody and not just the Companies Involved in the takeovers. Thats right. The huge deals announced today, publicists and omnicom merging for the Worlds Largest advertising agency. Paragon lowering its tax bill and hutches bay picking up saks to tack the u. S. Luxury market. That will create a positive background that could fuel the next leg of a market. Let me first point out the life blood of the stock market. Its a huge component of the health of individual stocks because it reminds us these arent just pieces of paper were trading. They are Real Companies with real prospects and real worth that should be owned, not just rented. Im not being too obvious. Weve had very few mergers this year. It has led many to believe stocks are too high or companies would be buying each other, so takeovers inspire awe, wake up. If you own these stocks you find yourself instantly richer. Perhaps just as important, if youre shorting stocks, then you wake up and suddenly, you are insecure on these positions. You want to cover the shorts or buy them back, propelling major parts of the market higher. I also regard these type of High Frequency businesses that prey on the rest of us. The insider traders may have known about the takeovers ahead of time, but cant stop the rest of you from making money with their machinations. The concept of merger monday was well engrained. Get the job done and develop this classy monicker. It was always reassuring that companies wanted to buy other companies because it confirmed what we were paying for ourselves. Merger mondays disappeared and weve been puzzling about whether theyve been back giving us a run up to the stock coupled with a lack of confidence among so many Business People that you hear about constantly and then today, first time this year, the day deemed worthy of merger monday monicker and thats fabulous news to the bulls in the audience. So, lets be constructive three deals. The biggest to create the worlds top advertising agency. 35 billion fee to take on or fend off the digital competitors, namely facebook and google. Omnicom jumped five bucks in the deal, then closed down 36 cents. Do you know what . To me, that means theres still an opportunity to buy omnicom here. As shareholders, well get a dividend and reap the benefits. Far more gains that might be lost by obvious represents both pepsico and cocacola. Thats not going to stand. Why the defensive nature of the deal . Because advertisers are going directly to facebook, google and twitter, cutting out traditional firms. I dont think this merger can stop that flow. If anything, if i was running one of these companies, i would have sought twitter. Two old line ad firms do not necessarily have the smarts to go mobile. Thats something facebook, twitter and google, to another extent, salesforce. Com know how to do. With younger people increasingly turning to their mobile devices for all sorts of news, sports and entertainment, you cant afford to let facebook and google dictate the terms to their clients. Tv, web, print, radio, thats going to be viewed as a positive by the clients. Somehow, the combined entity can wren f better terms from the online ad world. Second deal is kind of a puzzle, frankly. Its a head scratcher. Irish drug company for 8. 6 billion in cash. Perrigo is a maker of knock off store brands, over the counter drugs. They can manufacture these products cheaply and charge less than the competition to make much more money than they do when they offer products of big name players like Johnson Johnson and proctor and gamble. Its basically a royalty stream for a bunch of pharmaceuticals. The ms drug made by biogen. Thats not like the perrigo we know. This deal allows the company to shift its status to ireland, changing the tax rate to a much lower rate. While i wish there were more to it than that, the combined company will have higher after tax earnings. For more people, that is what matters. The third deal is the one that makes the most sense to me. Hudson bay, Canadian Department store chain buying saks. For 2. 4 billion for 16 a share. I know given that the stock went out at 15 and change friday, thats hardly a home run. Remember though, saks was at 11 when the chatter began, so youve gotten a gigantic return. Weve been pushing for Something Like this to happen to saks for some time. Saks has been in retrenchment mode, the victim of an insanely aggressive plan from a previous management team, not steves. Every year with the growth coming from online and outlet sales. Hudsons bay can spot l and ts into the real estate vacated by saks future closers. They were way too upscale for the neighborhood. Steve tried to make as much as possible with this deal. He has succeeded. He is a man of his word. Congratulations to saks shareholders. All three deals have different rationales in the best market in the world, but more importantly, the stocks represent good values. Even up here, where so many say they have run too far, too fast. Some guy talking to judge wapner, talking about dow 5000. These deals say just the opposite. Elan and saks, which had already run a great deal. They give the bulls the hope that the runs not over and another leg up could be upon us. Despite years of fed tapering, faltering china, japan in jeopardy, they lead a higher valuations for other companies. Shire, pharma, another irish drug company or macys, which we believe is is the best in show. So, heres the bottom line. If you believe as i do that the stock market remains undervalued, you woke up this morning with a validation from three sectors. Advertising, drugs and retail. That in the end is why we welcome back merger monday. Particularly on what should have been just a sleepy july day. And it should mean much to those who embrace the market, and perhaps more importantly, to those who doubt it. Mark in california. Hey, jim. Thanks for taking my call and booyah from the inland empire. Oh, man, i love the inland empire. I used to go to the ontario racetrack. How old am i . The cars, thats a good segue. My question is about tesla. Id listen to you for a while. I listen to you all the time, so i know you were kind of down on them a week ago. I heard you know and i guess my question is theyve got earnings coming up and i know they were beat on announcements today, so everybody with electric, General Motors and their volt. I want to clarify what people have been saying about me and tesla. When tesla came public, i said it was overvalued and it was and it did absolutely nothing. There was a really, really good call versus many other stocks i recommend. After i saw it, it got hot. That was about 100 points ago. I said it was a cold stock, but can go higher. I dont know why people think i hate it. I drove a tesla. I loved it. I went to bmw today, but its a cold stock and because its a cold stock, i cannot use the traditional metrics i like to use to be able to reward you with something on conviction. To fight people against the stock, that is just a crock, okay . I had to get that off my chest because im tired of hearing that. I hate that stock. Its just untrue. Bobby in louisiana. Hello, jim. How you doing . Okay. What about dell and the buyout . What about dell . I think you should sell, sell, sell. Why . Because i view that there is because i view that there is very little upside and three or four points downside. That is not a situation i like. Im trying to get everyone to ring the register at dell and move on to a company with actual upside. Zach in california. Hey, there, jim. Booyah from southern california. Nice. My question is about uncle medicine pharmaceuticals. Yesterday it was down 32 since the recent ipo, but today, it rebounded up 8 . Do you think it can keep going and meet or surpass its original market price . Ive got to check into the most recent, different. They had a bunch of trials. Some have been disappointed. Others havent. Ive got to go do more work. Thats just not good enough for my audience. I like the audience too much just to say hey, looks good. Its not the way we play it. Sell in may and go away, debunked again today. Merger mondays, well, we had one today when you least expected it. Wake up call that the market is indeed still undervalued. Well be right back. Coming up, black ink. Declines in the printing business caused hard times for rr donnelly, but investments in new technology has reignited the stock, now up over 75 this year alone. Is the time it starts printing profits for you . Dont miss cramers exclusive. And later, the perfect brew . Starbucks just served up a street shattering Earnings Report that made Company History, and its not just about the morning joe. Dont miss cramers breakdown. The anatomy of a piping hot quarter. Plus, on a ride . You may not be on board with School Bus Operators student transportation, but with an outside dividend and its eyes toward a new future of fuel, is it time to hop on, or could this stock be ready to stop . Cramer talks to the ceo. All coming up on mad money. Follow jimcramer on twitter. Tweet cramer madtweets. Send jim an email or give us a call. This is a market that loves comebacks. A month ago, i explained how rr donnelly and sons, a Printing Company that you think would be obsolete, has come roaring back. Since then, the stock has given us a terrific 25 gain, much better than the s p 500 in the same period and i think it would have more room to run. Its the largest player in a fragmented market and has great digital and ebook business where they transform all things publishing into ebook format then distribute them. It pays a tremendous 6. 5 yield. Lets talk to the president and ceo of rr donnelly and sons about the quarter and his companys turn around. Welcome to mad money. Thanks, jim. Thank you so much for coming to the set. Now, i know that a lot of people have written you off, but it looks like from the cash flow tonight, theres a lot of room to run and the dividend looks pretty darn safe. To steal one of mark twains famous quotes, my death has been greatly exaggerated. Weve got the panoply of products and i think a lot of people know you as when you get a catalog, its printed by you. Get a phone book, good chance. A lot of people are online shopping. A lot of people felt this business has to be challenged, but youve reinvented a lot of other things. Were 150 years old next year. Weve gone from the year 2000 from having seven products and 2013 and having 15 products. Weve taken what was a long run business, magazines, catalogs, inserts, that was 80 of our revenue in 2000. Now less than 30 . The catalog is still driving people to purchase, and as you look at some of the Great Companies that we work with, that catalog is a Sales Channel for our customers, and as you think about people that we work with, all of them are using every media possible to go ahead and communicate with their customers. When i look at this, this is, i actually have these. These are great headphones. You would make the box of it . Theres a box, a label, material inside that. Five years ago, that never existed, so everyone whos talked about the printed pieces going away. Weve evolved. Weve innovated, weve evolved, and we do that and also for the electronic devices, such as e readers, we are also involved in those, packing and shipping those out. So, im writing a book right now. When it goes to my publisher, amazon will want an ebook. You get involved . Lieber digital takes whatever the content is and formats it to whatever device its going to go to. Whether its your mobile phone, blackberry, ipod, ipad. Whatever it may be. Your laptop. So we are then taking that content and making sure it can reach again whatever that consumers using at that particular time. And youre also distributing quarterly reports. How does that business work . Because to me, why are you proprietary in that . Its a great business for us. If you look at our quarter, too, i think financial did come back strong with the ipo market being one of the best its been in a while. When you think about mutual funds, we play a role there. With our tagging capabilities, weve got the ability to take that data that youre sending in, that people trust us to deal with and get that out to the investors. Im holding up the quick response. This is a company that r donnellys doing, too, which is labeling. Were doing more and more rfids. Its an intelligent label. Its still the label process. Its a printed process. What we can do as a result of it being a printed process, we can shorten the cycle time for companies to use our binding. Its being used for what i would call inventory tracking, supply chain management, lost goods. Especially good for retailers in pharma. We want to make sure if youve got high value drugs, theyre getting to where they need to get to. A lot of people are going to say to me, jim, you looked it because of the dividend. When we saw the earnings per share, the common stock is 45 cents. That compares to 49 cents. Thats a decline in earnings per share. Thats not necessarily the way to measure what youre up to. No, i would look at our top line. Pensions, not a friend of ours this year. Taxes arent a friend of ours. If you go back to pensions. A lot of people hit us hard on, we had a liability because of operation twist. That was about a billion four as a result of the discount rating coming down when the fed took their action. With rates going back up, we reduced that by about 30 percent since year end, so thats a huge differential for us as we go forward. And also, just on the revenue growth, which i think is so important. This is the seventh quarter in a row now that youve had organic revenue . Weve got 100 of the fortune 100. Financial. For all products. All products. 60,000 customers worldwide. Were in 37 countries and touch 14 different time zones. All the things weve got going on, from going from a printer to print services to Global Communications provider, is taking place and starting to come together. Now, do these Old Fashioned printers, with the phone books youve got here, is it just because people dont know the new donnelly does it pay to get rid of the old donnelly and just focus on the new donnelly . Our print Service Offering is going to be key. Prints not going away. Without newspapers, just in the united states, print is 119 billion business. Weve got 7. 5, 8 billion of that. Cut it in half, say it goes down to 60. Were still a small piece of whats going on there, and we dont believe its going to go away. The channel thats being approached, it is both physical and electronic delivery thats taking place that our customers are communicating with their customers. People have just underrated you. I find this happens a lot where people have an image of what a company is. The company worked diligently to be not what you think it is and the message doesnt get through, which is why im so glad you came on the show. We appreciate it. We think weve got a lot of things going on from the Technology Capability side, but more importantly, from a communications standpoint. Were touching creation of the content, managing the content, distributing the content and most importantly, measuring the content for our customers. Our customers are number one. Weve got to make sure we reduce their overall cost and improve their return on their investment. Its like a great little story. Okay. I want to thank tom, president and ceo of r. R. Donnelly and sons. Go through this quarter. Look at all the new products. Youll understand why its not so crazy to like a Printing Company that actually has only one bit of its company being printed the way you think it is. Well be right back. Coming up, the perfect brew . Starbucks just served up a street shattering Earnings Report that made Company History and its not just about the morning joe. So, how did the brewing behemoth do it . Dont miss cramers breakdown. 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You might note they collect energy over time, then release it to provide a big boost of power. But what you probably dont know is the success of starbucks, including an amazing quarter just reported, one that added 3. 5 billion instantly, is based on the concept of the flywheel. Howard schultz, the ceo has created a strategy just like a flywheel because it stores energy, then emits that at a level that exceeded the original power source. It includes 19,000 stores and global footprint growing by 500 units a year plus a rapidly expanding consumer business, coupled with the best in class social capabilities and a nonstop pipeline of innovation. And the energy that a flywheel produces gave starbucks the best samestore sales growth of any company i follow, with an 8 and a stunning 9 in the americas and asia pacific. Allows the company to report much better numbers than it should, including numbers that seem metaphysically impossible. Starbucks has made itself into the stock equivalent of a perpetual motion machine, which is why we have to examine this quarter because it contains everything you want a company to deliver. Yes. This has now become the new Gold Standard for a new threemonth period, one that seems impossible to top. One thing that schultz admitted, he was stunned to deliver the top number, but that it would be irresponsible. His words, he said the number be repeated. Hes saying its not the issue. The issue is were building a Great Company and the comps are going to follow that, end quote. In an era where many ceos want to get away from reporting or even talking about same store sales, schultz is saying hey, listen, look. Were going to do the best numbers out there. But we are thinking even bigger than that. In other words, these numbers are important to the organization, but schultz doesnt want them to define the organization. Still, so many of you want to know what a really good quarter looks like. What does it mean . What has to happen . Thats why i want to parse this conference call, to give you a real textual analysis. Not just with starbucks, but with every company. First, we need context. Over and over in this quarter, we have seen retailers particularly restaurants deliver extremely sub par results. Weve heard them blame the weather, the poor economy, the price of gas. Mcdonalds, cheesecake factory, panera and Dunkin Donuts. In fact, even the best surprise, dominos and starbucks. Now, along comes starbucks and almost doubled that number and almost all those and should be subject to the law of large numbers, but the fly wheel effect, second. We know that this is a quarter where we have heard endless harangues where companies have not been able to show real revenue growth. Many companies are satisfied and occasionally, youre going to see one thats next to that. We see it in some domestic oils that have had big finds. In some internet companies, but not in the Consumer Products space, except starbucks, which delivered a 13 year over year increase. Thats incredible. Third, we are addicted to whats known as margin expansion, meaning more money has to be rung out of those sales than has been because thats a sign of aggressive capital return on what Companies Bring in. Its not just the lower price of coffee. Starbucks delivered 150 basis points to 16. 4 . A record. Huge for a food and beverage purveyor. A year ago this week, today, closed at 7. 42. He said he was disappointed in europes declining profitability and he was going to fix it. He stuck his neck out for good. I got to tell you that the skeptics didnt believe it. Delivered a plus 2 comps number in the first six and now, i believe that things are about to get much better. This is the First Quarter in six quarter that he delivered positive comps in europe. China, the numbers are staggering. Beginning next year will be the chains largest region outside the once thought to be saturated united states. But the Growth Continues now unabated. Fifth, we always want to see changes made. Right now, starbucks has not one, not two, but three monster initiatives. The first, la boulange. For someone who likes the baked goods at starbucks, i would have adopted a fixed perspective. Not howard. Company is seeing tremendous uptick with la boulange instead of the current baked goods. More than 2500 locations across the country will have the goods in stores by september. Including new york, boston and los angeles. I cant wait. Second, teavana. Just sold fancy teas in teapots, to an actual tea store serving tea drinks. Tea, not coffee, does it for many countries. Third initiative, probably the most exciting, evolution fresh. The new Healthy Drinks acquisition picked a partner in danone, greek yogurt. That means both the pick up and Healthy Eating offerings in the stores and a chance for by the way, a business in which Dunkin Donuts experienced a year over year decline. It is possible this channel could become so enormous and make the whole same store sales obsession seem a little ridiculous. But you know what else i heard . Invasions. How about a rollout of Wireless Charging stations . I do fear table hogs who wont let the rest of us sit down, even just want to take advantage of the wifi. Starbucks has exceeded all bounds when it comes to social and mobile. 10 of the orders are now by mobile. Includes tremendous loyalty, both from twitter and the starbucks card that allows people to feel like they are a member of a club, a club that saves them money. Then theres just the brand origination. Not unlike costco. Another seattle pioneer. Heres the bottom line. If starbucks were an engine, you would say it is firing on all nine cylinders, even as it is just an eight cylinder engine. Aint that something . Yes. Hence, the flywheel effect. This quarter will become the new benchmark that all other quarters are measured against and those may be indeed the toughest comparisons of all. Lets go to stacy in new jersey. Hey, jim, heres a booyah to you from new jersey. Well, right back at you. My mom and i are huge fans of the show. Im calling and blooming brand. Its taken a bit of a dip. Is it a buying opportunity or a hold . The rest of the Restaurant Business is challenged with the exception of chipotle and starbucks and dominos. Im sticking by those right now rather than venture out to the ones that had a very big run. Bloomin had a very big run. Well look again in a couple of months. I think well be fine. Sam in hawaii. How is that. Booyah from maui. Just wonder what your opinion is on ngvc. They went public last year, but have been in business for almost 60 years. A ton of cash on the balance, looks like they have a lot of growth ahead of them for the future. Ive been recommending gnc, which thankfully, did hit a 52 week high today. Ive got to do some homework on yours. I dont know the vitamin cottage, but i should and i just dont know. Ask me what makes a perfect quarter and ill tell you to look at the amazing quarter that Howard Schultz just brewed. Dont move. The lightning round is next. [ male announcer ] come to the golden opportunity sales event and experience the connectivity of the available lexus enform, including the es and rx. This is the pursuit of perfection. If you have high cholesterol, heres some information that may be worth looking into. In a Clinical Trial versus lipitor, crestor got more highrisk patients bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. Getting to goal is important, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. 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Utility, no. Im going to own aep. Tim in california. Tim. I was wondering about smith wesson. No. If im going to own guns, im going to own cabela. Lets go to curtis in ohio. Curtis. Booyah, jim. Booyah. What happened to roundees and whats your read op it . Its now up because of takeover talk. I like the fundamentals. I like kroger. Lets go to jeff in iowa. Jeff. Hey, thank you, jim. Booyah to you from iowa hawkeye state. Silver being at low levels, its a good time to roll back the truck on silver wheaton . No, no, no, no. But we did go to iowa to have a really terrific time. Lets go to buddy in south carolina. Buddy. Hi, jim. Hey, hows it going . How are you . Well, aside from the fact that i dont seem to know what im doing and i keep losing money, i decided to start watching your show and get some advice. The question i have now is unimedics. Oh, man, thats like the third stock i ever bought in my life. Ive got to go back and look at that. That thing has been around forever and not a lot to show. Let me do some work on mu. Sam in minnesota. Sam. Booyah, jim. Good to have you. I was wondering what your opinion is on rbs. I stick by rbs. Now, theyre worried about bbva. Listen, rbs has a great franchise. I am not backing away at all. They have a lot of business to sell. Citizens can be sold. The stocks cheap to me. Joe. How are you doing . Not bad. How about you, joe . Pretty good. Got a question on twr. Earnings coming out, bought the stock about a year ago and it seems to be stuck in a rut. What do you think . This is a company that did very well when we had all those storms and now its kind of come down. I do like it. Its just got no catalyst right now. Patrick in california. Patrick. Booyah, cramer. What are your longterm prospects on Solar Capital . Slrc. I was stunned by Solar Capitals bad quarter. Stunned, and now its back to kind of where it was when we first met it, but i have to say dont buy it. Stunned. Lets go to steverino in new york. Steve. Greetings. I need your pedagogical skills for lcd. These guys are just money. They are money. They are what i want out of a retailer. Consistency, consistency, consistency. Ron in my home state of new jersey. Ron. How you doing, jim . Not bad. How are you . Good. I got a question for you. Years ago, i had i, i sold them, i made money on them. Now, a few weeks ago, i heard you talk about okay and i was watching it the last couple of weeks, okay . And i decided to buy it friday. Okay. What you think about it . Positions going to close at the end of the month. Have to raise numbers about a month from now, people are too concerned it might be a play. I would reiterate, its going to go higher rather than lower, but it will be initially some digestion period and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ babies crying ] surprise your house was built on an ancient burial ground. 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[ static warbles ] were always going out of our way to try to make mad money most interactive show on television, so last wednesday when mark in california called in about student transportation, i said i would do my homework and get back to him and tonight, were doing one better. The tiny stock, 500 million market cap from canada. Third largest provider of School Bus Transportation services in this country with 9500 vehicles operating out of 130 terminals. Takes a million children to and from school every day. Now, they score a monster yield thats unique among School Bus Operators including various forms of natural gas, thats why i want to check in with dennis gallagher, the ceo of student transportation. Welcome to mad money. Thank you for coming in. Really appreciate it. All right, youre a novel company. Weve not had a School Bus Company and youre located in canada, so there are different tax considerations for Canadian Companies. That yield is a qualified yield. So, if youre american, you should check with your accountant before you buy. Is that the best way to put it . Well, t a qualified dividend because theyre paid out of cash flows. Just want to be sure because i dont want people to say Canadian Companies have different implications. Absolutely. Were a canadian corporation. Were based here in new jersey. Okay, excellent. Now, youve got a novel business strategy. People dont realize that mom and pops run a lot of student Bus Companies and youre just buying them up around the country. School busing is a 24 billion industry in north america. 66 of the 24 billion is owned and operated by municipalities and governments, so its a big privatization play. Now, what weve done is went public in 2004 on the tsx as a u. S. Company going public on the tsx. In the income trust like structure up there, which you know is a high yield dividend kind of market for us and canadians love it. They yawn at an 8. 5 yield, so ive been up there for seven years and thought maybe the u. S. Market would actually like the opportunity to have a yield. The problem is, the u. S. Guys dont believe it, but what the canadians have allowed us to do, and were 65 canadian owned, 20 u. S. , 15 french, but literally, this has enabled us to build a national footprint, so weve now broke the house and now, its time for us to really rachet this thing up with nonasset growth. You say they dont believe it. Is that because the dividend is not covered by gap earnings . We pay dividends out of cash flow, so weve got 65 million of ebitda. 45 million of Free Cash Flow and we pay about 36 million out in dividends. Heres what im concerned about. When you read the research, they say eventually, you have to buy new school buses. The school buses are going to cost a lot of money to be able to buy and obviously, youve got shortterm loans. Interest rates go up. Will you be able to continue to do as well . Yeah, one of the things weve got is a tremendous bank group, number one. Low cost leasing right now. Weve never seen leasing costs like this. Were borrowing money at 1. 9 to 2. 3 fixed for seven years if we want it, so weve got tremendous access to capital other than our own. The thing that were doing right now is were going in with Municipal Bond financing, so the banks are borrowing from the government at zero. Theyre lending it back out to our customers, fixed for ten, so manage business where our customers still own the assets. Thats the model were trying to move over to now. Were going to grow this business without us going back to the market and using municipal tax financing, and thats going to be a huge difference for us. At the same time, youre saving costs by using alternative fuels that are uniquely american. How is that going . This is a tremendous deal. Cerberus, they own bluebird. I heard john yang say i rode a bluebird bus. Were working with navistar, freight liners, collins and weve developed with them, rauch technologies. Nascar. Hes partnered with bluebird and theyve created this lpg engine that is unbelievable. Weve taken now 1,000 buses, put them on the road this year. Largest contract in omaha. But were taking 3. 65 gallon diesel down to 1. 60 and locked it in for three years. Thats without a 50 Cent Discount from the government, who gives us an alternate fuels tax. I dont count on that 50 cents back, but if it does, im now paying 1. 10. Its a multiyear payoff to switch. Its longterm, its immediate. Its going to be huge. Thats going to drive our rh0 down from 83, 85 down into the 70 range for this coming fiscal year, which just started 2014. I sure wish more people would listen to you because im we had to convince navastar to lower the cost of the capital of this engine. Get those r d costs out of the way. Dont make me pay for those. Theres 500,000 School Vehicles on the road every day. As i said, the government owns 66 of these things. Fleets are getting older and older. 12year life. Theyve got to replace 42,000 a year. You know theyre replacing 27 to 30, which means theyre getting older. I put my 2 financing down and my lpg, im lowering maintenance costs, fuel costs and im giving them the lower cost of capital. This things got to work. Dennis gallagher, remember, you have to check into the yield. Check with your accountant if you want to. This is a different kind of tax structure than you may be used to. Stay with cramer. Have we been had by the Home Builders . I want to say no. At this point in Earnings Report, youve got to be in shocked about the endless denials. Plus, when you consider this mornings home sales. At least according to pennys Sales Numbers and gordons rates, pretty much stopped housing sales in its tracks. Moderation are net sales pace after Mortgage Rates began to increased according to the cfo. While each home buyer responds differently to changes in Mortgage Rates, we continued. We typically see shortterm moderation of buyer activity during periods of Mortgage Rate volatility as potential buyers adjust to the changing rate environment. In other words, they got real sticker shocked and decided to put the buys on hold. And who knows what the quarter was and how badly the cancellations spiked in the last month. There was a grudge in affordability, the great Balance Sheets, ed horton in particular. As if we care about Balance Sheets from momentum stocks. These are all down 30 now. Heres a typical interchange between an analyst at wells fargo. Don, this question falls under the category of trying to determine your body language over the phone. You dont sound quite as enthusiastic as you did last quarter. Thomas responds, quote, if i dont sound optimistic enough for you, i guess i didnt drink my red bull this morning, end quote. Hey, listen, im absolutely sure thats the case. What matters is this answer later that on the call, a question about how the quarter went on month to month with the obvious intervention of higher rates. Frankly, weve got good demand in all our communities. Just a slower demand coupled with the fact this is a slow time of year for the homebuilders in june. Typically, sales start the slow down around super bowl sunday, end quote. Huh . You got to wait until super bowl sunday six months from now. Oh, thats too far. Thats what matters in this market. Nobodys going to hold on to these momentum stocks through super bowl sunday. Many of these socalled owners, but actual renters of the stock, will be out by opening day by the flyover. Now, i hope it all makes sense to you. Why, why, why, stick with the builders. Its too long to wait and too dangerous to do so considering that if anything, rates are going higher, not lower, between now and super bowl sunday, which i have to remind horton, is very, very far away. Stay with cramer. So. 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