Money investing for yourself than you would be by hiding out in bonds or even putting your money in index and mutual funds. The pundants say its too hard. Ordinary people shouldnt invest for themselves or shouldnt try it. I know from experience by running a hedge fund for 14 years and returning after fees that you could do it as long as youre willing to put in the time and effort. And i know youre succeeding when you stop me and tell me and i know it because you tweet me jimcramer on twitter thanking me for help along the way. I have no problem with index funds. You have to understand how the market works behind the scenes. Now before i can start teaching and before you can start learning about stocks theres lessons i need you to unlearn. Myths that need to be demolished. One is the notion that the market is always rational. That the action always makes sense. That simply isnt true. On any given day the action in the market can be completely nonsensible. Stocks can go up when they should have gone down and vice versa. Entire sectors can move for bogus reasons. As i always say, never forget that the market can often be stupid for whole sessions of trading. I see it happen frankly around here at least once a week. Maybe even twice. Now its our job in the media to help you make sense of whats happening but sometimes we go too far and start creating explanations where there are none and trying to find the knowledge behind the moves that are nothing but tales told by idiots. Never assume that just because something happened it has to make sense. Thats nonsense. On a daytoday basis the market does crazy things and its important to be able to say these are just nuts. They dont make any sense at all because once you Start Cooking up those that dont exist youre in trouble. You can make yourself believe in everything. Sometimes theyll go up and down for reasons that have nothing to do with the underlying prospects of companies and thats confusing to you. When it occurs you want to take advantage of the irrationality. Not buy into it by chasing stocks or panicking out. And whenever we get hit with a used pull back the data just annihilates people a lot of stocks went down for reasons disconnected from those underneath. Hence the opportunity. Hedge funds in trouble start selling not because they want to but because they have to raise money to pay back their unhappy clients that are demanding their money before more is lost. Thats why we have been known to pay bob marleys Redemption Song to remind us what can happen. You can pick up a copy of confessionsover a street addict if you want to see what happened to me. Maybe theres a red hot deal out there thats so money and weve seen this several times. And Money Management. And its over to participate in any meaningful day. They can have the cash to buy the new ones. Regular investors see the sell and start to panic. And they even become too afraid to buy or they get blown out and start dumping stocks themselves. All of a sudden everything is down across the board and people in the press are cooking up reasons to explain why things that dont normally go down together are all down at once. They concoct theories and get too negative. I dont think unless you manage money professional you can understand these kinds of moves. Ive seen them many times in my career. And i actually describe what its like in another all of my books when i was reacting to issues hedge Fund Redemption related than actual events. I need you to understand the emotionalism of the selling. We saw the impact of hedge funds exacerbate moves in the 20082009 era and not just in stocks. It can happen in commodities too. Ill never forget how oil ran up to 147 barrel in 2008 even as it was weaker which should have caused it to go lower. Not spike to the highest level ever. Only after that insane rally did we find that oil skyrocketed because a couple of hedge funds have been caught short. They bet against it and they had to buy in their shorts or in their positions at outrageously high prices as they face certain redemptions or their demise because the investors were pulling the money out. After that it fell in a Straight Line to 33 barrel. It bought a huge amount of oil on margin or debt. It had to capitulate and sell at any price. It was the mirror image. The worst mistake. The most common mistake you can make these days is there theres a particular stock at that level. Its just an act of fiction. When i first started trading we measured the stock by the proce prospect of the underlying company. It doesnt make a lot of money itself. The market and its wisdom and all the government and everybody decided to lump stocks together in gigantic baskets in the 1980s when we developed an instrument that traded, say the s p 500 and we went to all stocks together in an asset class and its positive or negative. Its only gotten worse. Meaning more commoditized every single year since then. Of course this is marginalizing. One by one they were commoditized and now theyre traded with contracts or futures or etf. Something along the way changed things drastically. Money managers were able to pull them together. Amounts of money so large that they dwarfed individual stocks. Amounts of money so fast if they tried to buy individual stocks they would buy all the shares. They had that much cash, they ran so much money. So the hedge funds gravitated instead of individual stocks to the s p 500 futures markets which are much bigger and have more liquidity than a group of stocks. They developed a group thing. The Hedge Fund Managers started to trade in sync with each other based on the computers. They all spit out the same exact programs. The algorithms. So many hedge funds bought the exact kinds of stocks and futures and old the exact same commodities and did it with borrowed money. When many of these events they couldnt see coming. They had to sell everything because they were positioned wrong. Their very survival was at stake. I called it hedge funds gone wild. I told you it was to create an artificial buying opportunity. Not everything deserved to go down. A lot of the companies were doing fabulous. They didnt deserve to go down at all. This thing continues to happen to this day because so many still buy and sell stocks the same ways. Like their commodities. Not pieces of paper that represent vastly Different Companies with different prospects. We saw spring of 2014 when theyre hit with huge amounts of new stocks. And certain sectors just collapse even as many of the companies and sectors are doing well. Before you try to cook up excuses for why the moves make sense, ask yourself if we might simply be seeing the results of hedge funds gone wild. The bottom line, the market doesnt always make sense, especially on a daily basis. When everything in the market or given sector goes down. Especially why dreaming up reasons based on the business think about whether the move was caused by the fundamentals of the wall street Money Management business and out of control hedge funds meaning big redemptions. Then take heart and start recognizing that their irrationality could be your opportunity for big profits. Andrew in florida. Andrew. I want to announce a big fan of yours which is my mom that gets a booyah for being cancer free. Thats good news. As a Young Investor with a higher risk tolerance, would you advise against me putting my first bits of money into a few safe stocks that arent made for trading but rather for longterm investing. Im still going index fund. Im not going to break that rule. Its what i did and people think of me as someone that listed individual stocks. Do or die. I want that 10,000 saved first and then you can take those shots. But were index fund people here. Longterm index funds and then mad money for individual stock. Erwin in new york. Hey, jim. I have a question to you. I have been investing and playing in the stock market about 35 years. My question to you is i have an account with 100,000 in it and i have five issues in that portfolio. Is there a proper way to balance the portfolio . Because it turns out now i have almost half the money in one issue. What is a proper way to balance . First of all its a high quality problem. You have a lot of money in one stock. I used to say when it was up a quarter, up 27 , take some off. I changed that to thinking up 50 take a little off. Ultimately youre playing with the houses money but it can take many years to get there. I say continue to let it run and just trim as you get 50 and then 100 but trim only. No one ever got hurt taking a profit. Greetings and many thanks for your investment guidances. Its been well for my family. Thank you. Whats up . Your thesis bought the motto and you had a stock that was greater than 2. 0. You also used it as a decision me trick in the sale side. Can you walk me through how to use it . All im trying to do is find situations that seem overvalued in relationship to where the s p is selling in terms of their growth rate. But remember if were theres two kinds of stocks that get overvald. The kinds that get overvalued because the earnings in out years are going to be tremendous. Im fine with those and then theres the ones that are ov overvalued because theyre fads and those are the ones that say sell, sell, sell. Dont listen to the in a sayina. As i said if you dont have time or inclination im fine giving it to professionals but i bet you we can do it together. Coming up on mad money. The type of stocks you should avoid in the sell off. You wont want to miss it. Then its not all bad news. Ill let you in on the companies that could be worth buying when things turn south. Send your tweets to me. Im about to answer them on the show. Mad money will be right back. Dont miss a second of mad money. Follow jimcramer on twitter. Have a question, tweet cramer, madtweets. Send jim an email to mad money at cnbc. Com or give us a call at 1800743cnbc. Miss something . Head to madmoney. Cnbc. Com. Announcer its time to make room for the new mattress models during sleep trains huge year end Clearance Sale. For a limited time, save hundreds on tempurpedic mattresses. Get the most highly recommended bed in america at closeout prices. Plus, get interestfree financing and sameday delivery. Why wait for the new models . Sleep trains year end Clearance Sale is on now superior service, best selection, lowest price guaranteed sleep train [train horn] your ticket to a better nights sleep youll have opportunities to buy Good Companies with a stock that have become bad. Youll catch me say things like buy broken stocks and not companies. Its the kind of saying that doesnt do a lot of good on its own unless we put it in a Broader Market context. Everything will indeed go down. Certainly a lot of stocks that will decline right along side with those that deserve to be lower. So i think the big question is how do you tell the difference between a broken company thats not bouncing back and a broken stock that could be a golden opportunity. Tonight i propose to give you a new look at stocks during your big sell off. To help lead you away broken companies and toward the broken stocks that i want you to own. Whats a broken company . In 2007 we had multiple sell offs related to a weak Real Estate Market and the collapse of companies that issued mortgages and then specifically bonds backed by the mortgages. You mixed all of those ingredients together and liquidity concerns in europe. Same with the declines related to the battles between democrats and republicans in 2012 and 2013 including the Government Shutdown and the sequester. If you go back in time we have a melt down in nasdaq in the year 2000 where many stocks folded up and disappear. In each we had sell offs with companies immune to the actual cause of the sell off like the drugs and foods that rally and fell apart in march of 2000. When you find yourself in the midst of a sell off look at the companies that caused it. Theyre probably broken. In 2007 that meant everything touching houses or any kind of lending. If youre looking at companies as part of the reason for correction youre looking at a broken company. Those are directly in the blast zone and they might be certain to be obliterated and then theres another group thats not as bad. But its still radio active and whatever caused the sell off should cause these companies to make a lot less money going forward. While banks were in the blast zone in 20082009 almost all of the financials became victims because they invested in bonds or came near doing so. They couldnt be owned through the crisis. A company does not break because its stock goes lower though. In 2007 a great example would be many of the great infrastructure stocks that could get marked down with Everything Else in a sell off or the Oil Companies and agriculture. None of these businesses was going to be directly effected. That meant they werent broken. We saw this in the summer of 2011. Preventing many buying opportunities in the companies that had little to do over the default in the u. S. Government or in 2012 brought down by european turmoil. Well it happened. How about the companies that got banged down by a Government Shutdown and sequester. How about the fact that the defense stocks didnt go down because frankly their budgets were pretty good. Now there often wasnt a connection to the causes of the sell off and yet these stocks get hit so we need to think about this and what we did. I came up with something that would help you and i call it the Bristol Myers syndrome as to what does that or an endless greek crisis have to do with the price to earnings ratio of Bristol Myers. Most likely nothing which is probably why its time to call the drug company. It worked every time since 1983. You dont want to buy the stocks leading the decline. You want to look for stocks in areas independent of whats ailing the market thats rarely a safe bet. Once a company breaks its difficult for itself to mend and thats only more true for sectors that control half of the stocks movement. Heres the bottom line. In a sell off there will be stocks that have clear reasons for going lower and ones that get sold along with Everything Else. The first are broken companies. Avoid them at all cost. The second group are made up of stocks and thats exactly where you want to be. Still ahead, the opportunities created during a market wide sell off. How to zero in on the stocks worths buying and then the cause for concern if youre looking to invest and why you should be worried watching some stocks rally. Yeah, some bad stocks. Ill give you a heads up. Mad money will be right back. Welcome back where i teach you how to navigate market corrections. The brutal declines in stocks that would ordinarily leave even the best of us in tears. If not heading straight for the dirty linoleum floor with only a brief layover at the liquor store. Pick up cheep stop to wash our troubles away. Thats one way of handling a big market downturn but its not the way were doing with mad money. We went over the big picture stuff. How this part of the process had to be anticipated and relied on by every good investor. You know that you have to circle the wagons around what you really like and leave the stocks youre not enthusiastic about in the dust. I talked about the difference between damaged stocks and damaged goods when hunting for bargains during a sell off which is exactly what you need to be doing. You need to go huntings. A correction is just a sale on stocks. Dont give them what you might find at sams club or costco any day of the week. Now i want to get more specific with my madness. I like to hunt on days that are down. The more these stocks look. I like to find stocks pulled back from the highs over the sell off. You generally dont end up there for no reason but they also tend to be expensive you might be just not on the 52 week high list. They may get pushed a couple of percentage and 50 off the 52 week high because of the market wide correction and youre likely to find a lot of very good merchandise. Not all of it will be worth buying. Some stocks will be going lower for good reason. But then there were other stocks that could only be dislodged from that list because Market Conditions got so horrible that everything went down at once. When you find a stock that actually needs a correction to take it down, genuine wall street gibberish for it. Not all the time. Its each individual stock and usually they get knocked from their correction. They recover hardest and fastest from the carnage. Meaning a damaged company sits under that damaged stock and thats not a place you want to go anywhere near. Thats the first group of stocks i want you looking at while youre bargain hunting. Its at all times its what im trying to teach you to make there. The market took a nose dive tomorrow even if you would ordinarily take a pass on them because theyre so expensive. That way when the decline does come youll be taking advantage of it rather than just being a victim. Theres a second stock. These are stocks that sell huge dividends. It goes lower. Yield goes higher. Stock goes lower. Just like you should be watching the 52 week high list for stocks in the downturn you should be keeping your eyes on stocks that you would buy if dividends were higher. It will send the stock lower. Pardon me if you know this already. Im trying to reach everybody including second graders and 3yearolds that just really like the animal noises. The dividend yield is the size of the annual dividend. As the price goes lower the yield goes higher. Sometimes you have a sell off thats so severe you get accidental high yielders. Meaning stocks that didnt seem to be dividend placed but have fallen so hard so fast that they become meaningful or even a trampoline for a bounce back when times get better. They tend to get better. I know it isnt sexy at all but believe me when i tell you that nobody ever woke up unhappy the next morning after bringing home a stock with a big dividend. But especially when youre looking at a big decline, you want to get more conservative. You want stocks guaranteed to put money in your pocket and thats what a dividend does although of course remember theres no guarentees that any stock bounces back. Dont buy a damage company because its dividend skyrocketed. You can bet that Company Might cut its dividend. We ought to avoid that which defeats the entire purpose of hunting for stocks with newly attractive dividends. A good rule of thumb is looking into Companies Earnings or profit. If theyre at least twice the size of the Dividend Payment then i think the dividend should be reasonably secure. Some companies have giant cash flows but this will do it for you. Bottom line, a sell off is an opportunity to buy. Especially stocks that just pulled off their highs and large yields that have grown larger thanks to the decline in the overall market. These are the best places to bargain hunt in the decline of any magnitude and ill be right there along side you trying to spot them. Lets go to jan and rose in new york. Hi, cramer. Hi. Long time listener. I wanted to know how Interest Rates will effect my dividend stocks. People will sell higher yielding stocks. So you swap out the alleged safety of some stocks and go for true safety. I personally like growth and i like yield and therefore i would not be a seller of these stocks but its what happens in the marketplace. It always has. Its happened since 79. Act accordingly and dont be shy. Jason in new york. How are you doing . All right. How are you . Doing a i have to do it theres some stocks that offer monthly income. The ones that i know im not that found of. But the ones that were doing it unfortunately turned out to be the more dangerous ones. This happens all the time when theres a huge sell off use it to spot bargains. These are stocks you should be in at prices that you like. When it comes to shopping for stocks, theyre more powerful index funds and you take on the averages and come out on top. Plus if youre getting ready to get back in the game sometimes the warning signs arent so obvious. I have all the details on what a rally could be a red flag. Plus you tweeting now im answering. Ill take some of your toughest questions. Mad money will be right back. Santa has a magic snow globe for every family. And this year, look at what he put in our driveway. The lexus december to remember sales event is here. Lease the 2016 es350 for 349 a month for 36 months and well make your first months payment. See your lexus dealer. Ive got two reasons to take thats why i take meta. Meta is clinically proven to help lower cholesterol. Try meta today. And for a tasty heart healthy snack, try a meta health bar. An entire industry is devoted to telling you will never meet the market that you cannot win. Its the index fund that mirrors the market than to invest in your own. If you dont have the time or inclination or its overwhelming then an index fund works fine for me and you know i believe your first 10,000 should be saved in an index fund. I also believe you can beat the averages but only if you know what youre doing using the precepts we teach every night here and this is particularly important after a sell off period why spend so much time trying to educate you about how stocks and the stock market works. I want you to be a better investor or client. If you cant get advice do it with an index fund. Feel free to pick stocks and start investing mad money. If you want stocks that cant do the work hire a professional but im devoting to the most important legs ive learned and these will help you identify opportunities and avoid the worst mistakes and pitfalls of investing. Especially when times get tough on the batt battlefield. I wrote a book right after the Great Recession and it will help you avoid getting burned and that is dont necessarily put faith in buy backs. They arent created equal and they arent at all a place to run to in a sell off even though you probably think its a nice trampoline underneath. In fact, many disappeared. When oil came crashing down, a lot of Oil Companies walked away from their buy backs. I believed that large buy backs were companies that purchased shares to reduce the number of shares outstanding and they were almost always worth while and bad buy backs were the exception. Buy backs like dividends are a way to return shareholders with their cash. And Downside Protection and buy backs over the year are becoming increasingly popular. They have spent like a trillion dollars buying back stocks over the last two years and thats money i thought would have been paid right to you with the dividend. They havent given tus value we thought they would in many cases. And in some cases they are a huge waste of money. So lets be a little skeptical. The track record looks better thanks to the huge rally in 2009 but in the wake of the 2008 crash its still not hard to find companies that squander their money. But some companies have been a whole lot worse than others. For example, heres a group that i like now but they spent a lot of money doing the wrong thing. The Health Maintenance companies. Theyre good performers since the Affordable Care act but they have always been stingy with that cash and they have been electing to buy back stock even as that would have been a lot better if they had just given you the great yield they could have offered. Thats the best combination in the market. We have seen the same thing with the tech stocks which buy back stock at absurd prices. That did plague sis coe fcisco e until it boosted its dividend. That lead to the stable higher run that stock has had. Intel was buying endless amount of shares and wasnt doing anything but then aggressively instituted dividend policy and began a rise. Maybe the worst defender out there is exxon. More stock than any company in the world but little growth and much less dividend protection than fellow Oil Companies. Thats why its my least favorite in the group. I dont tell people to sell it. It has a great Balance Sheet or whatever but i like higher dividends and buy backs together. So why do executives seem to like buy backs so much more than dividends . Since the Companies Earnings per share is the net income provided by the total number of shares it can be the great way to create the perception of growth but its just earnings growth. Thats been the case of many of the pharmaceuticals. They magnify what would be actual anemic growth. Thats how you can ceelo single digit revenue. The sales arent doing anything but the buy back series per share go up. Others dont see the opportunities so they decide its worth to start buying back the stock instead. Give it to shareholders and dividends please. What about the notion that it can help cushion a fall by assuring theres always a buyer ready to step in and purchase a stock. Short sellers are ordinary sellers in a panic that almost always overpower any buy back. Especially as theres restrictions on how much stock a company can buy on a given day. A dividend does a much better job by creating meaningful yield support. Dividends also repel short sellers because they have to borrow stock and they pay the dividend themselves. Remember they borrow the stock first to sell it short and whoever borrows the stock must pay the dividend to the reel holder. If you want futility and buybacks. They didnt do anything. They didnt do an ounce of good. I didnt hold the stock up when faced against rapid fire on slot of short sellers that hammered down every bank in sight. As soon as they banged stocks down over and over again without waiting for a lift the buy back as support gain was over. Gave you little to no down side protection. Even worse with the banks. And then they had the issue tons more in order to meet the regulators demands. The power to destroy stocks was created by the short sellers. Granted by the securities and Exchange Commission and they wait for prices before they could offer stock. You couldnt stop these guy with the biggest buy back in the world. Especially when the fundamentals were deteriorating for the largest banks out there. You also see them call bottom by announcing major buybacks saying were putting them in right here. And not understand the way the stock market works. They should watch the show or they dont understand the way their own stock works. At least as well as you can expect. They poor fortunes into trying to create the appearance of a bottom while their business is still in decline. The rare exception, apple lead by tim cook which buys back a tremendous amount of stock meaning theyre in their own dips. Thats what i really want. They have to buy back with a brain. Thats about if best buy back i have ever seen and its a company by a terrific dividend to boot. Thats the combo i want. Of course it also has the best products manufacturer in the world and that doesnt hurt either. Disney too is opportunistic as it bought a ton of its own stock back during the ebola scare when the stock was getting crushed because people were so worried. Hey, bob iger the ceo, he was a buyer. And autozone. Its a tremendous buyer of its own stock and it also has worked if you take a look at the longterm chart for azo. Bottom line, buy backs by themselves are no reason to own a stock and in some circumstances are a reason to sell it. You never want to own a stock that the company wasting it money needs to survive or even more spending money doesnt have. And you shouldnt rely on the largest buy back to help prop up a stock if the situation is dyer. The way i see it, these are false signs of health and too often just a waste of shareholders money. Mad money is back after the break. Now after a sell off in order for stocks to reverse and move higher they need to have fuel. The fuel necessary for a rally and what that fuel what is it . Its cash. So since the fuel comes from Retail Investors taking their money off the sidelines and putting to work back in the stock market after the decline. Money is flowing into stocks with mutual funds buying in different ways and hedge funds desperate to own stocks rather than shorting them youre in the land of the thousand bull dances. You dont have to worry about where the fuel is going to come from. You dont need me for certain. As long as more and more dough is flowing into the stock markets you can find groups that can go higher. And you have to buy the dips each time they occur. Ill talk about it. Dont worry but it can take a long time for regular people to become accustomed to putting their money in stocks again after a series sell off. Now with no money flowing into the market or even with outflows you can still have powerful moves in the stocks and sectors that are trying to alert through leadership and the turmoil. But the fuel to make those moves happen cant just come out of thin air. Its money and it has to come from somewhere. So if people are still looking to invest the money will be pulled out of the least exciting and least interesting groups of stocks as investors swap out of them and the one with power and the ones with more lift. People will happily sell them in order to raise cash. This churning move is called a rotation. They sent quite a few rotations since the market bottomed in 2009. Without new money flowing in the advance often comes zero sum and ultimately can and probably will run out of fuel. As soon as the selling comes to an end the leaders also run out of team. Theres not enough left on the sidelines to drive them higher if it comes in and when investors on the sidelines are still reluctant something even worse can happen. You can get a rally in what i call the wrong stocks. Thats right. The stocks that signal slow downs or even recessions. Namely the food and drug names used as fuel during the previous advance. These stocks can become the markets new leaders. And right back in. It must be ahead. No matter because these nondurables are get sog cheap. You never want to see any of the Consumer Staples where theyre the only ones going higher. It means people think the economy is going to get worse. Its a long time to come. One of the most horrible things you can see is a powerful rally in the wrong stocks. Think about cocacola and general mills. If thats all thats going higher thats trouble. The bottom line. Theres nothing more disconcerting than watching a beverage or drug stock plowing higher without understanding the damage its leaving in its wake with the rest of the market. Until and unless theres vast sums of money coming in from the sidelines you need to be more cautious and left effective unless you see them do the jobs as generals and leaders. Watch the sector leadership to help give you a read on macro sentiment and suspect more of a sustained rally. In the meantime look for opportunities to buy high quality names where the stocks and not companies are broken and be ware of buy backs that arent pop up prices only to see them go right down from unstoppable High Frequency bombers. Remember the coast isnt clear unless the vast preponderance is higher. After the huge run in the averages, you know what, maybe its something worth waiting for. Mad money is back after the break. My fingers are hurt from battling all the trolls. If only there was an easier way to answer all the nice tweets. Lets give my poor hands a break. Give you the answers you deserve. Lets start here with at even after i get it who lets us know i let my nose run when listening to at jim cramer because when i sniffle i miss something. May i suggest that you get some mad money kleenex. That way youll be in sync with what im saying next, are there any benefits to purchasing silver over gold, mad money. Gold is getting harder to find and i believe the god is a good insurance policy that has not paid off in a long time but sometimes its good when insurance doesnt pay off. Heres one, you have jump started my addiction for investing early on in life. Your invaluable knowledge and energy is inspiring. Thank you. I want you to tweet that every single day for the rest of your life because it makes up for a lot of the trolls that i have to worry about. Now heres an idea. You should have a short video made on jim cramer reads angry tweets against you. That would be interesting and funny to watch. Were going to do that. Were going to do it regularly. Theres a guy that does it on tv and its very funny. What do to . What to do . Enough stocks in the portfolio but too much cash you know what, at action owners plus tom i say you know what, you have to wait. I know its painful but you have to wait. In 2014 i violated bases and it was not a goodyear. Heres an idea. Maybe you could develop tech to charge your apple watch from your personal energy level. I want one of those selfcharging tables from integrated eti. Thats what i really need. Heres at dnj. My Financial Advisor warned me about watching the market every day. Its more frustrating than ever. I like to check in on the market if i were on vacation. Dont be obsessive about it. Because that is not what youre trying to do. Youre trying to buy Good Companies with stocks that are good at prices you like and just to watch it all the time doesnt make that happen much better to do homework. Next is asking me for information on how to do homework better. I just use google. Theres many more techniques. I have written many books about how to do homework. The best one is still real money but my most recent one which is get rich carefully has a whole segment, actually its the longest chapter about how to analyze stocks. That can help. And of course stick with cramer. I like to say theres always a bull market somewhere. I promise to try to find it just for you right here on mad money. Im jim cramer and ill see you next time. Hello, hello. Have a good show. Thank you, papo. I think music will forever be the bread and butter. Lets go yeah, yeah, yeah que no pare la fiesta dont stop the party i think music is the one that has created all these opportunities and these different avenues. Catch me a red one in stockholm, beirut cafe getting my drink on where all the pretty women hit the hookah all of them sweet, Azucar Azucar dale disfruta for me, the harder you work, the luckier you get. You know, opportunities happen to arise. Drop that the energetic and charismatic man onstage is forging a new path within in the music industry. 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