Decision to overturn his ban that was supposed to go in Effect Tomorrow limiting the sale of soda sugary drinks. He says he will prevail on appeal. He thinks the judge made the decision in error, right now drink up, you can have drinks larger than 16 ounces. Pete can is sighing in relief. Thank you, courtney. Pete, kick it off. A big gulp of blackberry. Giddyap, dogs. Its going higher. If its good enough for the tweeter james, then its good enough for the final trade. Thats great. Grasso . Id like to finish off where i started, micron, theres been price targets on this upwards of 13. Stay on the micron train. And who won the street fight, i wonder . According to twitter, i think it was tim. It was tim. It was tim. See you tomorrow, back here again at 5 00. Meantime, stay right there. Right now stay right there. Mad money, jim cramer starts right now. Mad money, jim cramer starts right now. Im jim cramer and welcome to my world. You need to get in the game. Firms are going to go out of business, and he is nuts theyre nuts they know nothing. I always like to say there is a bull market somewhere. Mad money, you cant afford to miss it. Hey, im cramer. Welcome to mad money. Welcome to cramerica. Other people want to make friends. Im just trying to make you money. My job is not just to entertain you but to try to coach you. So call me at 1800743cnbc. Somewhere along the line, the psychology shifted. Somewhere along the line, it stopped feeling good to sell and started feeling loathsome and stupid. Somewhere we developed sellers remorse after a stock transaction. And we see it now every day, including today where the market opened down, right . People sold. And then it rebounded. The dow closing up 50 points. We typically associate buyers or sellers of remorse with real estate there is a ton of secondguessing about the homes bought in the 20062008 time frame, justifiably so. You know the litany of should have, would have, could have. Did i pay too much . And then what was i thinking music, then now what i do . Anger, denial, acceptance trilogy. Isnt that what its been like to buy a stock for most of the last decade, often because of how whippy the market would be . You would buy a stock, and by the time you bought the report you might have been down badly on it. Its why i suggest you use limited orders because of the prospect of being down a buck by the time you get a report on 3m or a caterpillar was so great that you had to defend yourself against the swift selling that undermined this market for ages. But now that with the highs that the dow hits seemingly day after day, now doesnt it seem like the world has changed . Now we get sellers remorse almost daily. Now we feel palpable pain whenever we let stocks go . How do i know this . You see, i run a trust, a Charitable Trust for all the proceeds donated to charity. And there are a ton of stocks frankly i cant even look at anymore. I took off my cell phone app, the one you press where it has all the ones, i had to eliminate them. Try to shield my eyes from. Im not kidding, shield my eyes from. Even when i watch the tape underneath our host, i cant stop, darn it all, darn it all, because they went up huge after i sold them. Ive got bad sellers remorse. Let me give you a few examples of just how raw i feel. A real chafing. Hydrocortisone doesnt work. Even neosporin is not working for me. This morning boeing, how the company insists yet again its about to get approval for the new battery situation for the dreamliner, like a duracell . No. My travel trust bought boeing beautifully, paying in the 60s at one of the previous set of worries about the dreamliner that were not realized. It caused the stock to run 75 and people realized it was okay. At that time the japanese pulled the dreamliner from service, what seemed like a totally intractable problem. Mind you, this is just when we realized when the republicans werent as concerned about the sequester as we thought, were willing to let the cutback of the military spending happen. But i still felt wow, this ones got to go longer. With the stock hanging in the mid70s, i figure what a break . I can get out of boeing. Get into Something Else less risky, which by the way i did. That doesnt really matter right now. Sure enough, the trust, which is comanaged by stephanie link, who is also a contributor to cnbc and which you can follow along at actionalertsplus. Com, a website devoted to show you where we are doing and what were going to do before we do it, the trust got a great price on the boeing. And soon after the stock dropped a dollar, whoopie typical pattern, right . No sellers remorse on our part. Just victory ever since whats happened, first the airliners, they found more smoking batteries. Oh, man, thats bad, right . Second, the Transportation Department downgraded them. Third, the sequester is going into effect and a very tough thing for the defense contractors. And the stock . Its rallying too. I feel like i should wear a kick me sign on myself because im so angry what has happened. [ buzzer ] were taking thoughts. How smart did we feel that we had bought mickey ds for this trust . Right into a major firms downgrade at 85 buck. This is one of the best quality stocks around. Peaked at 101 and change on a couple of missed quarters. Rarely do you get an entry point that is as good as one created by that kind of downgrade, but believe me, it took a lot of patience. And we definitely had buyers remorse initially. Sure enough, it levitates future a couple of months in the 90s. I think wait a second, prices could roar. Competition is getting tough. Management is new. Dollar getting stronger. The numbers havent turned. So kaching, kaching, kaching. We take the darn thing off the table. Sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. Genius, right . I look like a genius, because immediately the stock traded down to 90 after the sell. And for all we know, that sucker was headed all the way down. Got that downgrade. Have you seen mcdonalds now . The golden arches has galloped to 98 and change. I got egg mcmuffin all over my face. And what exactly has happened . Nothing. It keeps posting negative numbers. Theyre just not negative enough. How about wells fargo . Trust had a nice sized position and missed a couple of quarters and failed. Technical speak for couldnt break the 36. Finally, what do we do . We got tired of it and we blew out of the darn thing. A couple weeks ago, bought some over feshlts. Just in case you think were a complete bunch of idiots, have done amazingly well. Still, i cant look at wells fargo because it broke out above 36 since then. I get furious any time i read or see anything about the stock. Dont minsk mention the stock to me if im walking down the street and see me. What happened . Nothing at all. The stress test, i figured we would break down to 34. Huhuh. I got angry when i saw the exceo on our air this evening, a total argh moment. [ booing ] finally, worse for less, southwestern energy. We put up with this one for ages, for ages in the trust. Just thinking that natural gas this is a all natural gas play. How long can this thing stay down . How long . The answer, as long as we on the other hand it. And then when the trust sold it at a loss, it then ramped three bucks. Final indignity. Someone on this panel last week, because the dow breaking out, i was on with my friend john, and he said southwestern was starting to roar. Let me just tell you something, if you werent so big, i would have tried to take him down and give him the business. But then, again, i never pick a fight unless i got a big enough guy right behind me to step in the moment i cause trouble. And the only big guy around was johns brother pete. So i didnt like the odds. You need to know this stuff, because the sellers remorse is what is driving the tape right now. Fear of not having enough stock. Fear of looking at a stock that just zoomed after we sold it. Fear of the various cliffs and payroll taxes and guesters in italian french and spanish and greek and cypress that turn out to not have any real impact on the stocks you own and you sold them buzz of it. After a while you just dont feel like selling anything. Thats how stocks do end up going higher, lack of natural supply, supply that has been there for more than a decade. These buyers keep waiting for pullback, right . But it gets harder to wait. I have no doubt that sellers remorse wont last forever. Hey, look, there will come a moment when once again youll be furious you held on. Heck, it could be tomorrow. Im sure the sell it man, go away are not planning on having any sellers remorse. I know people who bought dicks on fried before it fell 5. 49 today, they got a bad case of buyers remorse. But the bottom line, its real clear. Its a new development when you sell a stock and see it move up immediately. Not just a little. We havent felt sellers remorse since the 90s. It sure is here. Now its infected the mind of all the investors who are so sick of seeing the stocks they dumped go higher that they just dont feel like selling anything anymore. Dan in florida, please. Dan . Caller booyah to dr. Cramer. Booyah. Whats up . Caller regards to ge, i know jeff had a News Conference today in records to returning 18 billion to his investors with regards to dividends. Uhhuh. Caller and i want to know is now the time to get in or out . I had bought ge when it was 16, you know. I bought a thousand shares. Should i hold on . Well, yeah. Stephanie link and i, she is codirector of action alert plus, we scaled out a little when we read that we thought jeff immelt was a little down about the political situation. If the stock came in, we would buy it back. I got to tell you something, i think it is an opportunity. When these stocks go down and theyre high quality like this with big dividends and dividends coming bigger . You know what . You got to step up to the plate when they give you a little opportunity. Hey, it might not last, but sellers remorse is back and its bigger than ever with a ven venice. Investors are tired of watching their stocks go higher after they sell them. What its saying is shoot me. Im not selling them anymore. Stay with cramer. Coming up, financial faceoff. The kings of capital are clashing as big Money Managers jockey over finding the best returns for investors. While private equity deals accelerate, you could benefit. Cramers got his eye on the potential best of the bunch that could give you a boost. And later, good dog . Petsmart has been playing did dead since late last year. Is this pullback an opportunity to throw the stock a bone, or could it continue to roll over . 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Im talking about private equity, pe, which is totally enfiego right now. Buying using borrowed money. Then they typically fire a bunch of people, streamline the business, and then years later they take profits by bringing the Company Public via an ipo. [ applause ] virtual circle. Central banks around the world are keeping its rates low. So there is lots of cheap money they can use to finance their leveraged buyouts. At the same time the stock market is in terrific shape and ipos have been doing very well. Which means private equity funds can realize enormous gains when they sell in the Public Market there is every sign with the Housing Market improving the overall economy will keep getting stronger. So things are likely to get even better from here. Thats my view. I know its a minority. I got shouted down even today whenever i talk about this. I dont care. Its my view. But there is a problem. The vast majority of you cannot invest in private equity funds because just like the hedge funds, it only allows people who are already wealthy to put their money in these highrisk vehicles. If youre rich enough, your money would locked up for years. No way to get it out. You can buy the stocks of Asset Management companies that that have some stake or presence in private equity. Stocks like blackstone, block realistic, apollo group or global management. They make their money from fees related to the size of the assets they manage and the performance of the assets. Given that more money is flowing in and the value of the assets has been rising, these private Equity Stocks and some of their brethren have been on fire. And i think the move is early. So the question we need to ask is which of these Asset Managers is the best buy right here . In a healthy stock market, like we have right now, i think its one that doesnt have a lot of private equity, but has a tremendous amount of assets under management, and thats black rock, blk. I think its the best of the whole bunch because its diversified. Hence its why my Charitable Trust owns it. You can follow along at actionalertsplus. Com. Why black rock . Because its the largest asset manager in the world, okay, not just private equity, but assets. 3. 8 trillion under assets. Weve seen larry finkel. He runs the company. He is terrific. Only 30 in fixed income, which is wall street street for bonds. The equity funds have developed the track record of somewhat underperforming. But black rock has managed to turn this part of the business around by replacing four of their five managers. They have seen strong inflow in the domestic and international funds. Nice switch. 47 billion worth, up 8 yearoveryear. But you know what the thing is that really sets black rock apart . This is not a pure private equity thesis at all. What it is, they have a huge exchangetraded business, the etf business. Black rock runs i shares, which is the largest family of etfs in existence. With that deal, black rock now controls over 40 of the etf market, more than double the next market share of their next closest competitor. Now that people are getting excited about the stock market again, i think etfs are going to roar throughout 2013. I may not have much use for the funds except for guilty, but investors cant get enough of this stuff. They like financial innovation, and black rock is making a killing off of it. In december, capital flows into black rocks showed a 30 gain. In january up 23 . And within the etf business, black rocks high fee emerging market funds are really hot. 3. 4 in january flowed into the funds. The company boosted dividends. Got a yield at 2. 7 , the the stock hasnt really done nil in the last five years. Its a very safe one. And as the business improves, blackstones ability to raise should dramatically clear. So you get a high Quality Management asset with the market leading etf business and a strong position in risk management. I think that makes for a fabulous longterm investment for most individuals out there. The one problem with black rock is of all the money they manage, and they manage a huge amount, only 5 in some private equity funds, and i want that bang for the buck of private equity. If youre like me and you want something with more private equity exposure, im giving you kkr, carlisle, apollo and blackstone. These are more risky than black rock, but lets go over them. Carlisle a beautiful base yield of 6. 8 , but the actual yields are often higher as they return lots of excess capital to shareholders at the end of the year. Carlisle doesnt have a feebased income for me to be as comfortable with. But it certainly should be looked at. Kkr sports a 6. 7 yield. And while its a stable, well run business, i dont know how much upside there, but its still very good. My bias is to like these stocks. A 7. 9 yield. If you believe the economy is going to get much worse, this would be the one to buy. Apollo is an expert at finding Distressed Properties to buy. I think the economy is about to get much worse because of the sequester. But for me, if youre looking for a winner in the private equity sector, the winner is the blackstone group. Its got a lower yield because the stock has appreciated. A 5. 5 base yield, just made a new high today. I think it can break out here. Back on december 21st when everyone was freaking about whether we were going to fall off the cliff no, no, agh and good splat, i told you to buy blackstone as a speculative bet, where thing would work out better. We bridged the cliff and blackstone has rallied some 30 since then. And now i think blackstone works as nonspeculative investment based on the strength of its fundamentals in 2013, long runway. See, the Company Reported at the end of january, and the Conference Call was extremely bullish with ceo Steven Schwartzman saying theyre at an inflection point, meaning blackstone is going to get aggressive about exiting its position in order to take profits in this bullish environment. Blackstone getting roughly 24 of its revenues from private equity, about 24 from real estate, w