Anniversaries to celebrate tonight. First, theres the haines bottom, which the late great mark haines called six years ago today. Then theres the other anniversary. The tenth anniversary of what you see around you. The tenth anniversary week of when mad money started one week ago. The dow gaining 139 points. The s p climb inging and the nasdaq gaining 15 points. I had left my hedge fund. I had been doing a radio show called real money. I wanted to bring that show to television to teach you how to master the stock market. Can we have some noise . Thats crazy. Think about it. For starters mark was the first person to put me on cnbc. I watched mark at my hedge fund. First time i had a tv in my office. I did it throughout the 90s. I must have gotten under his skin. He wrote, come on already, if you want to argue so much. I said okay and our partnership was formed. I eventually gave up my Good Morning America slot. Mark was first and foremost a technician. He particularly liked what he called the crowescendo. He measured it by a 91 ratio. That was the time to move and start, buy, buy, buying. It was a sign that the sellers had exhausted themselves. I used it all the time on this show. That was what haines spotted. His indicators never betrayed him. The Housing Market and the Banking System were collapsing all around us. This nation was done with bank failures. Once the banks stabilized the rest of the market was ready to rally and weve been off to the races every since. 6 years old, i read a bunch of them again. As long as i see those negative stories, i sense that were more than a little safe. I still think lets not get too cocky or confident. Last week, the stocks were the strongest. Theres much more work to do if so many people are really blind sighted by the strength of this economy. I hope youre not blind sighted. The Buyback Program started today. I said the feds did a good job. I wish others would do that, since they have. Lets go back to that haines bottom and the tenth anniversary. Mark was going to be my cohost on the radio show but contracts got in the way. We spoke about the market in plain english and tried to make sense of it. We point out ideas that made sense, ideas that should be avoided. We avoided Technical Analysis when warranted. We talked to real people, which became the backbone of the real show. Mark loved that. I did too. We tried to come up with ways to explain the markets behavior. A id like to think this show is attributed to mark haines and another guy who for generations got generations of people like me interested in the stock market. Over the years mad money has changed. People resisted the idea of a oneman show. I insisted on entertaining and calling out those executives who thought, i thought were hurting people. I thought some could do a better job. I said it. Remember, it is not about friends. But im grateful to the new management that came into cnbc when we started the show namely mark hoffman, who thought a different nature of mad money was much needed for the network. From the beginning, we tried to emphasize big picture themes. My record 21 was three times the performance of the s p 500. Ten years ago, we brought our first ceo. After the interview, i recommended the stock amid speculation. This biostock trades at 45 to 7 75. We talked about the person who ran the company, the ceo, being perhaps the most important person in setting the tone. Howard shultz founder of starbucks, and a chairman and ceo of pepsico. By nature this is a different kind of show because we do praise stocks and tell you which ones we like. We are and will and have made mistakes. I am humbled by this show every night, and yet i am so grateful for all of your support. This show would have been cancelled years ago if you hadnt embraced me. Enjoy this week. My pop wanted to much to celebrate this milestone but was taken from us this past november. Hed say, can you believe those big shots from pepsi and starbucks came on and they liked you . Funny, how much our parents love us. I welcome you again to my world and to yours, the sovereign state of cramerica. Lets go to butch in florida. Caller how are you doing, sir . Couldnt be better. How about you . Caller im doing good. Considering their drop a couple of dollars the last month and rti under investigation, what should we do . I wouldnt worry too much about rti investigation. They are making transformational moves that cost a lot of money and theyre issuing a lot of stock. People sell alcoa and buy rti. I think you have to take a ninemonth perspective. Thats when i think alcoa can rally back. Lets go to jay in pennsylvania. Caller booyah. My stock is cinemark holdings. What do you think . That is a very Interesting Company from the getgo. It has been such a winner. I remember when they started that big dividend. I thought, wow, what a great year. The stock has gone up huge since then, but i think you can go higher. I like the choice. Happy tenth anniversary, cramerica. Thanks for sharing this milestone with us. Roll up your sleeves. Get ready to learn some more and enjoy the week. On mad money tonight, the celebration continues with three of the finest ceos i know. Pepsico is a worldwide leader. Can this stock say carbonated . I have the exclusive. Then starbucks, cultural phenomena. Then regeneron, its a reunion you cant afford to miss when mm continues. Stay with cramer. Mr. Cramer you are my inspiration, motivation mentor. You are my hero. You make my life. Your passion for the stock market is contagious. You have infected me. Happy anniversary. Your stock taking advice is like gasoline for my wifes snow blower. I cant shovel all by myself. Thanks for everything you do. Dont miss a second of mad money. Follow jim cramer on twitter. Mad madtweets. Send jim an email or give us a call at 1800743cnbc. Miss something . Head to madmoneydotcnbc. Com. Take a deeeeep breath in. And. Exhale. Aflac and a gentle wavelike motion. Ahhh ahhhhhh. Liberate your spine. Ahhhahhhhhh. Aflac and reach, toes blossoming. Not that great at yoga. Yeah, but when i slipped a disk he paid my claim before i knew it. Ahh so he had your back . Yep. In just one day, we approve and pay. One day pay, only from aflac. [duck snoring] as we kick off the week of mad moneys 10 year anniversary, we want to check in with ceos that have made you a killing if you stuck with them over the years. Im talking about pepsico run by indra nooyi. Some regarded it as a junk food business. Shes been putting up fabulous numbers for years while buying back lots of stock and paying heavy dividend. Indras most recent terrific quarter pepsicoss stocks shot up 100. 20 return with dividends over the past 12 months. June 8th marks the 50th anniversary of the merger between pepsico and fritolay. Good to see you. Your anniversary is a very big one, a 50th. 100 put into the company is equal to 42,000. That happened during a period when consumer pockets had been very challenged. What are you doing differently . I think pepsico has been a bond with an equity kicker. I think the reason pepsico has delivered so well is we have a history of being very adaptable. We have changed the company when we need to. We have had the courage to make all the right moves and we have delivered. Our performance has been fairly consistent over the years. It is this combination that has really yielded great returns for all shareholders. I remember when i first got in contact with you, it was because i had thrown a swim party. They didnt want fritolay. Jim, get the times. Were a lot more than fritolay. Theres an amazing portfolio of products. Lays and ruffles and doritos and cheetos. The benefit products are diet pepsi and mountain dew and quaker oats and juice. Quaker and regional breakfasts. We have developed a portfolio of good for your products. I think pepsico is a very well articulated portfolio where a significant revenue comes from our good for you products. Theres something for you. You can actually enjoy our entire portfolio from the breakfast to the close of day. Do you think a white ceo who is based in america would know about the changes you saw and be able to see them himself . I dont know if the anticipation of trends was anything to do with gender or ethnicity ethnicity, jim. As a company we have always anticipated mega trends and skated towards those trends and tried to actively adapt the portfolio. When you talk about how different the world is going to be, your boss supports you. In my case i benefitted because i grew up outside the united states. I understand exactly how the world works, and i could see the world through the eyes of people from outside the united states. It was easier for me to make the case for transformation and the board bought into it. Nelson phelps had a tussle with you. What has that meant . Mr. Johnson has come with the expectation perhaps that he feels the beverage side and the food side should be separate. I think bill johnson is going to walk into the company in may when he starts as a board member and find this beautiful Architectural Company that is focused on Performance Today and yet longevity. Bill has been a ceo of a Consumer Products company. He knows the performance of having a well architected portfolio. Indra, you can have it all. You come home. Your mom says you have to go out and get the milk. You have been ceo for a while. Do you still get the milk . The milk and the bread and everything else. I know how long you have worked. I have texted you at 4 00 in the morning and 5 00 in the morning and you responded immediately. I think it is important that every ceo remains grounded. Were not royalty. Were not big shots. If you want to have a life outside the office you have to understand were people. My mother my husband, my kids all make sure im grounded including you, jim. You keep me grounded. Did your kids give you some insight that you had to change from the socalled junk food reputation . They didnt ever call it junk food. They said dont you want to look at this as a big opportunity for growth. It is fun for you and good for you. A company like pepsico to sustain growth we dont swing the pendulum one way or the other. I dont want you to have to pick between a fun for you and good for your product and say, if it is good for you, it has to taste bad. All of pepsicos products taste great. We have to make sure we are ubiquitously available. We strive to give you a full range of great tasting, fun for you, better for you products wonderfully priced. Katy perry, big hit for the company . Big hit for the company. The halftime was awesome. Thats indra nooyi, the chairman and ceo of pepsico. Thank you so much. Mad money is back after the break. Brewed for success . It may have started with a cup of coffee but starbucks is serving up so much more. Can the ceo keep serving up fresh gains . Cramer has the exclusive with the ceo when mad moneys tenth anniversary celebration continues. Theres nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. So why pause to take a pill . And why stop what youre doing to find a bathroom . With cialis for daily use, you dont have to plan around either. Its the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be Ready Anytime the moment is right. Plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. 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It is up 274 since if First Episode of mad money 10 years ago. Howard shultz created the company, madereturned to the company. This 92 could easily head to 100 in the near future. Lets meet with the ceo of starbucks. Mr. Shultz thank you back to mad money. Congratulations on your tenyear anniversary. Youre very kind howard. Thank you so much. I have to get right to it. One of the things starbucks has had to wrestle with is you have many constituents, your customers, and the people behind the counter. The people behind the counter may be the key to everything else. How do you keep them happy . Im glad you asked that question. From the very beginning, we didnt start out as a franchiseowned system, but a companyowned system. The people were going to be the equity of our brand. We started out very early on in linking shareholder value to our people. Perhaps this year more than in other, we have accomplished the College Achievement plan and raising wages. Success is best when it is shared. Every time we raise the value for the shareholder, we raise the value for our people. Thats the way we have done it all over the world. Now over 300,000 starbucks partners wearing the green American People apron. Many of our companies have stumbled in china. As a matter of fact, many of us people unless you have the right one to deal with china, you are going to be punished. China is a major growth market. What are you doing differently from everybody else . I think we took the long view from the very beginning. We have been there now 16 years. Theres almost 1600 stores. Over 300 stores in shanghai, alone. But what i have just described in essence of the brand is the same way we have developed in china. People thought i was crazy we were having annual meetings for family and friends in china to show respect for the family and demonstrating we have to be as locally relevant not only with our customers, but our people. What we have established in china is no small feat. Over time there will be thousands of stores. It is possible that one day china will be larger than the u. S. Market. This is a challenging environment. There will be times when we will have a hiccup or toowo, but longterm it is significant for starbucks. Were just getting started. One of the things that i thought was very the hallmark of your regime is your an ambassador for our country. Someone in new delhi told me it looks like he has cracked the code in india. The lines were gigantic. How do you know about all these cultures as an american and how do you succeed given you are a brooklyn guy in the end . We opened in new delhi. Today was extraordinary. Lines out the door. That opportunity get old, but what we have established is our ability to enter a market with humility and respect. Our success in america did not give is entitlement in success in other countries. We had to earn that. Local food local design and the recognition of what we have established all over the world in terms of the sense of community and high respect for the customer and doing everything we can as macknagers and as our leaders so we can exceed expectations of people in india and everywhere. We all want to be respected and value. And the opportunity to share success with people all over the world has been the key to the success of the company. Despite how successful we have been, we have to show up today and we have to earn it. But i think the best days for our company are ahead of us and im so excited about the annual meeting next week to be able to unveil the fiveyear plan and the Growth Strategies and a couple of surprises as well. One of the things you have taukt me is you have to keep the taught me is you have to keep the people happy. You have been the leader of technology. We have listened to tim cook talk about technology all day. Your technology superior to others right now . We had to invest ahead of the curve and we had to go where our customers were going and that meant being as seamless as possible in terms of developing a mobile platform. Over 8 million transactions on our mobile platform. Thats 18 of total tender. Were coming to entire northwest in a week. Thats turning out to be incremental. It will be nationwide within a year. We learned early on that we must push for reinvention and selfrenewal in everything were doing. That also means we have to create innovative ways to make the relevancy of working for starbucks so that were not only pushing for reinvention with our customers, were doing the same thing with our people. The ecosystem for starbucks is the ability to create the same kind of relevance and galvanize our customers and people alike. Many of the companies i talk to are in the beverage business. The beer guys they feel they entirely missed craft beer. They got blind sighted. You saw craft coffee coming. Youre not going to let yourself be outflanked the way the Beer Companies were. What we saw was the ability to customize beverages and put our customers in control. We have created this roastry. Well build these around the world. We are building this new brand called starbucks reserve. Jim, im so proud to have this interview within the roasterryy and wish you a happy tenyear anniversary. Howard shultz thank you so much for honoring our show by coming on tonight. I cant wait to get the apron. See you soon sir. Thank you. These are people who really know what theyre doing. Dont do anywhere. Coming up is the first guest weve ever had on mad money. Everybody has been watching apple all day. You need to see my take. Mad money is back after the break. At ally bank no branches equals great rates. Its a fact. Kind of like mute buttons equal danger. That sound good . Not being on this phone call sounds good. Its not muted. Was that you jason . It was geoffrey it was jason. It couldve been brenda. I think we can take this Company Significantly down the road. Thats what this is about. Hitting the milestones. I think well be fine. Thank you so much for coming on mad money. I was one of the initial investors in this thing when mer Merrill Lynch brought it public. The stock has disappointed in the past. But every time it has troughed or had a substantial decline like this, you had to go with it. Believe it or not when mad money came on the air, executives were reluctant to come on the show. I wanted think they didnt want to complete with my girlish figure. Not that guy. Our very first ceo interview was with leonard schleifer. I gave his stock my blessing. It turned out to be the biggest one weve ever had. Its one of the biggest winners from the last ten years. Regeneron is now a biotech titan. They have an excitingeing cholesterol drug coming up later this year. In celebration of this companys meteoric rise lets take a look at leonard schleifer. Welcome back to mad money. Good to see you. Good to see you. Until you came on a lot of people were thinking i dont know, is it the right place. I thank you. I think you recognized we were open minded. We always liked biotech. You had the vision that this drug was going to be a huge drug. We thought if we stuck with the science, we could get there. We didnt know how long it would take and we didnt have a lot of people believed in us. We appreciated that you believed in us when we were a single digit stock. The head to heads were so much better than we realized. The people you were taking on these are tens of billions of dollars that these Companies Make and their market gap is gigantic. You were the david to goliath here. It is all based on what you do for pashtdtients. This is not the soap business or the Cloud Business where marketing matters. If patients do better your investors and shareholders are going to profit as well. My cardiologist and the people i have asked in this survey says your cholesterol formulation is breakout and it is very different from whats currently in use and you are well ahead. Is that the case . Well find out soon enough because the fda is going to take a good look at this. Their scheduled action date is around july. Well know what the people who really matter the fda, think. We have some Interesting Data thats coming out at cardiology meetings that start at the end of the week on saturday. So we have data points . We have some more information coming out. The point i think once again we focus on a need. There was a need for patients to get better control of their bad cholesterol. Thats what we hope we can do. Can you do this for arthritis, which would be the holy grail . Theres been a lot of work in arthritis. Any phase one people . Im willing to try phase one. Im willing to be in there with the mice. For certain reasons, im not sure you would qualify. I know you have a doctor who was at merk for a long time. You have stuck it out. What was it like . There were some dark hours, len,. How did you keep going . I had the doctor along the way for the last 20 years helping, but the most important thing i ever did with regeneron was partner up with the Creative Genius who has discovered all these drugs and built this pipeline. We have been in it together as partners and we have a whole team of people. Thats what distinguishing regeneron. We have people who have been with us for decades. They have seen an idea on a white board, a chalkboard at the time, go to a drug thats making a difference for patients. We have always stuck with that. You believed in yourself. We believed in ourselves and we need that patients needed this work to come through. Will you stay independent . You have a very big pocketed partner. Yeah. Our vision is to continue to do what we do the way we do it. I think its terrific. You have been a god send to our viewers. Really love you. Thank you so much. Thats leonard schleifer. This one is not done. I think it has multiple years of outperformance. Coming up, ticking higher . Apple today unveiled some new details for its highly anticipated watch. But can it take the tech giants stock even higher . Dont miss cramers take. 40 of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. You had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. Those things had to change. We wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. You can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesnt happen. At the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the Public Lighting Authority had a hard time of finding a bank. Citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. Citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. Its a brighter day in detroit. People can see better when theyre out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. And folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40 of the lights were out, but theyre not out for long. Theyre coming back. It is that time. It is time for the lightning round. Lets go. Hunter, jim, ive been watching your show a little over two years. I learned from you that it makes money. That kid has got potential. Let me give it a try. Hunter. Now it is time for the lightning round. Are you ready . Its time for the lightning round. Lets start with annette in massachusetts. Annette . My stock is sperion. Air. I think thats a mistake. Bye, bye, bye. Lets go to bill in california. Caller hello, jim. Im calling about fldm. I prefer tmo. Tmo is the one ive been backing in that sector. Lets go to ben in texas. Caller booyah. Hold or sell . Im concerned about it because i dont like the Energy Infrastructure business right now. I think it is too hard for them to beat the numbers. Let me go to billy in north carolina. Caller booyah. How you doing . Im doing great. How about you . Caller im living the dream. Can you tell me about camp . I prefer cyber expansion. Lets go to loam in tennessee. Caller i got a memphis blues mad money booyah for ya. Well done. Caller are we going higher with ecl . Ecolab . Yes. That is a nice. Im giving him a two for twofer. How about tracy in ohio . Tracy . Caller transocean . No. Dont buy, dont buy. Lots of ships coming on. No were not going to touch that stock. Lets go to joe. Caller booyah jim. Thank you for taking my call. The stock im interested in is global stocks. I have to tell you not with my money. Lets go to tosh in north carolina. Tosh . Caller yes. Jim, my focus is experion. Very high risk. No. Caller what about brazil . No. No, were staying away from brazil. That ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the tenth anniversary first day of the week lightning round. At mfs, we believe in the power of active management. Every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. Which leads to better decisions for our clients. Its a uniquely collaborative approach you wont find anywhere else. Put our global active management expertise to work for you. Mfs. There is no expertise without collaboration. Apple is not cycling innovation. It is fueling it in order to create value for their shareholders, which is why i think you should be one. Im going to say it again. Just dont trade apple. All day apple was rising as more and more people got excited for the new device running up at nearly 3 bucks. We found out the darn watch only has 18 hours of battery life before it dies. In other words, everyone who bought apple burned trade off the watch, morons so their gains disappeared in a matter of minutes. Embarrassing. Trading apple is a fools game because of the lack of shortterm information that exists with the company. If you thought the watch had 24 hour battery life you were immediately let down by the news. I sleep four hours a night, so this could be something not as attractive for me or as useful as i thought. Without remote charging i might not have been the present i have envisioned for fathers day. But is that a reason to sell the stock . No. It has better growth risks. I want to own it not trade it. Im bummed by the 18hour battery life. It offers you the chance to install apps that give you a personal data board. You are living in an era of instant medicine and feedback without going to the doctor. It flags your doctors when something is going very wrong about your health. It can i can see it being something that might protect cancer. You know apple had to get the watch out. What discount would your Insurance Company give you for having one . These are the questions that will determine the demand in the future. Not fashion or the use of phone calls or the function of telling time. I dont know when these apps kick in but when they do ill be retired. Until then other devices will keep apples momentum going. If you can capture that momentum and own and not trade that stock, you will not regret it. Stick with cramer. And a lot helping you. Technology thats with you always. This is our promise. Its never been better to wander because wherever you go, youll find us doing everything we can, so you can. Tigers, both of you. Tigers . Dont be modest. I see how youve been investing. Setting long term goals. Diversifying. Dip you got our attention. We did . Of course. Youre type e well, i have been researching retirement strategies. Well thats what type e s do. Welcome home. Taking control of your retirement . E trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. Are you type e . Building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. This is what we do. Thats the value of performance. Northrop grumman. This is going to be the greatest week. Think about what we had tonight. We had our first guest on again. Pepsico, indra nooyi. Yes, there are a lot of fabulous things coming from that company and she is the ceo who is bringing them all life. Howard shultz right from the roastry, starbucks. These are people who have made our viewers fortunes and yes, i do feel honored they have come to really play in our tenth anniversary week. I love it. Im jim cramer. Ill see you tomorrow. Frank steele in this business youre always looking over your shoulder. Johnny g tonight im looking at making anywhere from 25 to 50,000. Im not risking my freedom for nothing. Frankie flatscreen but the more money you make, the more trouble you get into. Frank steele its 3 to 500 billion dollars a year business and i just want a little piece of it. Johnny g my biggest worry is having enough money, being