Elude people . Why do the talking heads focus fed tapering or even syria when what matters is the recovery in the two regions of the world that used to produce terrific earnings for so Many American companies and thats why the market rallied today. Sure, it helped that maybe there will be no war with syria, but wait a second. This is about international. The dow gaining 141 points about the International Companies in the dow. The nasdaq falling 1. 2 . Nasdaq 100, highest level since november of 2000. Hallelujah lets acknowledge that china and europe are returning, please. Why is that so hard . Weve had so fabulous news out of china excellent stories about target and infrastructure spending. 128 last time and that was like a 10 move. Now on top of all of this, a fantastic chinese export number, 7. 2 growth versus the 6 many were expecting. Just when people had given up on china, and so many other his started to believe that seethrough buildings are the landmark and hallmark of the chinese economy, were seeing extraordinary growth spurt. No wonder the fxi has broken out here. Stands to reason when you put the economic puzzles together. We dont see some electric number out of europe and maybe a better than expected european pmi. They have to produce better retail sales down the road or how about the little notice and the greek Prime Minister saying, the most bedraggled country in all of europe may be back in growth mode . Hes confident that 2014 will bring the turn after six straight years of recession. Spains been making similar noises. The rebound, its real. Of course, we always have to recall that china and europe are joined at the hip. The chinese export number, no doubt boosted by europe, 25 of chinese exports go to europe. The markets been hideous and its one of the main reasons china had to look inward for growth. They didnt have the export markets and they didnt build inward. It was less inflationary and more sustainable. One of the principal worries, and given that these turns arent the focus of most investors because theyre so focused on the tea leaves or the fed. They are no more being focused on now than when they were first happening november in 2011. It isnt surprising that they arent being factored into the calculous of most american stocks right now because they werent when things started going bad. Hey i think its a big mistake. Why in let me first tell you anecdotally how important this turn in europe is. A couple of years ago we went to the plant in dearborn, michigan that makes the f150. Al mulally was there. Hey, good news that hes not going microsoft. I was all bowled up about ford as we say in the trading desk and thinking they were at 5 bucks a share. The stock was breaking up at 18 and i was thinking imyou have prooing balance sheet, growing dividend and this could be the stock for the next couple of years. I was dead wrong. Dead wrong. Ford would be cut in half in ten months because as the company was in the downturn it was clueless about the european weakness ahead. Maybe ford was paying too much attention and they were being put through perhaps the worst central banker, who as European CentralBank President was worried about inflation when deflation was knocking at the door. It went from a huge win to a colossal loss, and thats the case now, though. But is ford back above the 18 level when europe started falling apart . Hardly, although the stock is closing in on it. My question is why shouldnt ford be able to take out that 18 level, the problem that europe is now turning and the American Market is the strongest its been in years or how about etn, sandy who comes on the show was upgraded from hold to buy by morgan stanley. Etn has been in the doghouse since it guided in the last quarter. What happens if it turns into a tailwind with the genuine rebound in business. You dont want to overlook asia for eaton. It came before the negative guidance, it, like ford, could be breaking out here. Now think about all of the u. S. Companies that are levered to china. Not that long ago jim chanos lowered the boom, when david faber asked him about it, he called, chanos called the hushlg machinery maker a master short and thought it would have been one of the best shorts in ages and i dont know if he was long, but the stock did subsequently drop and a turn in china where caterpillar was dramatically overinventoried could be huge for cat and any better orders out of china will be the worstperforming dow stock. Perhaps more. How about cummins, cmi. And cummins is relying on china for the upside. All right. Lets talk about the elephant in the room. Tomorrows big launch is all about a new, cheaper iphone. It dove tails nicely. And the next day with china mobile. A gigantic chinese carrier that has not been a friend of apples. Talk about a reason for the naysayer analysts to upgrade and raise targets and oh, boy, are you ever going to hear that, and maybe you dont recall, the analysts gave the company a real beatdown over a lack of chinese customers. This, less expensive phone is the answer to the naysayers for apple. Best of all, it could be joy global. It gave hideous guidance. Mike sunderland here today and then you can see the numbers. Oh, man, that was awful. And what has joy global done after that miss as well as multiple downgrades . How about beaten up a buck . What does that tell you . Doesnt that mean the stock has bottomed with the worst quarter and worst guidance. You know what i mean, the orders. The orders were hideous and to me that smells like a bottom. Dont forget, china opens a new coalfired power plant every ten days. Yeah. Ten days. You needy jos equipment to get it out of the ground and the new government in australia and it seems to care about not just the environment. We all want to care about the environment, but about jobs. That means more business for joy, and i am calling that last quarter a tough quarter and thats why joy is more aggressive in the new buyback. There are so many other implications to get the turning point in china. Could that be why fedex doesnt come in despite the quarters . How about csx that was breaking out today. Theres a possibility to an end for the food and Drug Companies that endured endless earnings where the euro is translated into dollars. It could now bounce back. Notably, the poorly performing cisco and the slow going google and google is a huge business in europe. For china, theres a gigantic potential gain for general motors. As does nike. Take one look at yum, parent of kfc, stumbled badly again and the number that you got. What happened . The stock flew up because people want to believe the best about china. People were blind to the changes and these two hushlg markets will miss the federal reserve. Whatever setback we may have with the messy economy because of higher rates can be made up by europe and china. It just wont be the same stocks. He can substitute it for the homebuilders and the Interest Rates went down a little bit and go with the multinational banks and the domestic banks and pick the tech over to europe. Heres the bottom line. You die by the europe and china sword. You live by the europe and china sword. Right now the socialists in europe and communists in china are bailing out the latestage capitalists in the united states. It couldnt come at a better time. Tom in colorado. Tom hey, this is tom. Big booyah to you from boulder, colorado. Man, i know. I like peyton. Peyton looks good. Whats up . I saw lululemon was upgraded today and i bought it in the low 80s before the deluge and then again in the low 60s. My question is do you think the management of this company can get it together and take lulu to the next level . I was going back and forth at the open house at real money. Com that was free thisec wooend and bob said that lulu was going to break out. I was questioning it because Christine Day who is the person who runs it is not going to be running it anymore. They have some momentum there. They do report this week that makes it five below is my pick of the week, not lulu, but i think look, the stock is signalling that the quarter is better and that may be a false tell. I am not going to get behind lulu until i see how the ceo transition takes place. Im sorry. Im sure ill miss a couple of points here. How about pierce in texas, pierce . Thanks for the investments. Of course. The stocks up over a lot in the past year. And its at a 52week high. What do you think . I think it goes much higher. I think its one of those stocks thats in the sweet spot. It reminds me what weed that about radiant and jen worth. Remember what ocwen spells backward. It spells nuco. Jimbo, a happy booyah to you, my friend. . Next time we talk, well either be 10 or 01. Whats up . . Its only a matter of hours. Hey, listen. Thanks for taking my call. I want to ask you about prudential. Prudential and other life insurers comes up as Interest Rates go up and ive liked prudential for a while, and theres also the only life insurer that challenged systemically, and i was wondering what your thoughts are on the whole for buying it, holding it, and the risk associated with it. Why do i not want to buy it . Because my Charitable Trust thinks that aig, stephanie and i go back and forth with this. We think that aig has got catalysts. It does not have catalyst, but i wouldnt sell it if i owned it. Live by the sword, die by the sword and then live by the sword again. Im talking about china and europe and were getting help from our pals overseas. Can you believe it . Theyve been such negatives theyre now positives. It couldnt have come at a better time. Mad money will be right back. Coming up, the right medicine . The cancerfighting biotech firm Seattle Genetics is tearing up the market. Surging over 90 this year, can this pipeline of therapies keep the bears at bay. Cramer is sitting down with the ceo to get this stock a checkup. And later, a cut above . Despite tough times for retail the Company Behind calvin, tommy and more has been bucking trends and strutting down the the wall street catwalk. Can the stock keep lining their portfolio with profits or is a markdown looming . Dont miss cramers earnings exclusive with the ceo of pvh. Plus, rising star . Born in beverly hills, Citi National bank is expanding to serve clients from coast to coast. 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Dont tell mom. Dont tell mom dont tell mom. Okay. Dont tell mom. Dont tell mom. Dont tell mom . Yeah. The best stories youll ever tell start with, dont tell. Dont tell dad. Start yours in the new santa fe. From hyundai. The 5. 5 billion there are biotech. You know ive been a big fan of this entire space. The company uses antibodybased technology to search and destroy cancer cells without causing Collateral Damage to healthy tissue thats nearby. Its a big step up from chemo therapy which is the medical equivalent of that vietnam story about detroying the village in order to save it. Sgen is everything we like in a biotech. The companys main product was approved for hodgkins lymphoma two years ago. It has 20 other Clinical Trials going studying this drug on various different forms of cancer. Four of these trials for phase three and that includes a tcell lymphoma. Thats not even the companies with big pharma players that could bring in billionses of dollars in milestone payments that could be one or two a year. S goshing en has given us an 88 gain since we spoke to the companys ceo just last december. It has more room to run so lets check in with dr. Clay segal. Hes the chairman, president and ceo of Seattle Genetics and find out more about where his company is headed. Welcome back to mad money. Nice to be here, jim. Have a seat. Thank you so much. Ive been thinking about this drug and all of the different applications. It seems like its a pipeline in itself. Yeah. As you said, we have over Clinical Trials along with etceteris and different settings and frontline therapy. So when youre first diagnosed. Our approval is hodgkins lymphoma and in the relapsed settings and were redefining what patients get in the front line. You did mention some of the doctors are trying to use it off label. Is this because its saving more lives than what theyre currently using . Its not a drug that gives you a little bit. This is something that safes lives and it is something that benefits a lot of patients. Were excited about it. E plain the difference between current therapy and your therapy and the first line and why you should be first line. You mentioned tcell lymphoma. It is treated about four drug cocktail or c. H. O. P. As its called and it gives you a 45 complete remission rate in tcell lymphoma patients. We did a leadin trial to our front line phase three trial and we showed that if you did etceteris plus chp. It causes neurotoxicity and we have an 88 cra, almost double so then we went to regulators and u. S. And europe and japan and were doing an International Stud ney 300 patients and 150 with c. H. O. P. And 150 with chp adcetris and we redefine therapy by making it less toxic. Would that be something that we find results then . Not for this specific trial. That will take longer. We submitted quite a few abstracts to the ash meetings in december and well have to see what gets accepted. You mentioned the submissions arent even here yet. They are due soon to ash, and who are they to accept or not accept . Well, ash gets loads of submissions. They cant accept everything that comes their way. They have to pick and choose, but we usually submit quite a few to ash and they have committees that accept them or not. They were due in august so we did our sub missions already. A lot of them have been coming public and a lot of them are raising cash. While some analysts think you to raise cash, its your discretion with these partnerships. Yeah. The partnerships have been great. Our Main Business is to develop drugs to treat patients that have lifethreatening diseases and have cancer and we have another part of the business and thats working with our technology and other companies and we are thrilled that we have 12 partners. We do about one to two partnerships per year and it puts our technology in your hand and that brings in substantial upfront money and royalties. Lets say for the tcell lymphoma. It would be 10 billion and youre keeping american right . Some of these you keep the american rights and you let oversea right goes to others . With our Technology Partnerships those are where the other company uses their own antibody and we use our technology and we have global rights and thats the technology pich. With adcetris we did a partnership with takeda and we own u. S. And canada and we have sales reps selling the product and we approved it now in over 35 country, the Millennium Group from takeda s. E. A. L. Sells it internationally and we get milestone payments and royalties. Phase one Clinical Trial of renal cell carcinoma. When i see phase one. It basically says three years before you see any results on this . Sometimes its quicker. We have seven products that we are developing in Clinical Trials and the first was for aml, acute my loma leukemia. We have a new one that just started in phase one that weve been working on for years, jim. One of the thing, some of the analysts a lot of people feel that literally that the cycle that everythings gotten overheated, and i get that, but regeneron and celgene, you guys have been delivering and i didnt really understand this, frankly. Included in the quarterly update we heard was that the fda will not consider label expansion for adcetres to include a retreatment claim at this time. It sounds thats not necessarily the case. What happened is we went to the fda with two data sets. One looking at getting rid of the 16cycle maximum which was a really critical one from a commercial standpoint and from putting this in the hands of the dollars to make decisions for their patients and then the other one we asked for was retreatment and we got the removal of the 16cycle cap which was actually much more important of the two. Okay. Because it made it like the more important one was retreatment and if the stock keeps going higher and higher and i have to find something bad to say because theyve been overrun by the goodness of your products. Thats what i think happened. Thats dr. Clay segal, chairman, president and ceo, and one of the biggest winners. They have one of the most amazing drugs currently on the market today. Stay with cramer. Coming up, a cut above . Despite tough times for retail, the Company Behind calvin, tommy and more has been bucking trends and strutting down the wall street catwalk. 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