Financial News from Mad Money from 10/6/2009

Hudson City Bancorp, Inc. (HCBK) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Hudson City Bancorp, Inc. is in the news. Find out how this impacts HCBK trading on Ockham Research.

Gaming business, don't like the people that selling the games either. Nice people, but I want to sell that whole industry. Donna in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim, big boo-yah >> boo-yah to you, donna. >> caller: question for you. I know in the past you've liked HUDSON CITY bank corp. >> yes, do i. Very conservative bank. People don't want conservatism they want explosive earnings. They're not going to get it from ron amants. The yield is good, stock is good, I want to be in it. Until I tell people to check out tonight's trivia question. And stim with cramer!

“… e liked HUDSON CITY bank corp. >> yes, do i. Very conservative bank. People don't want conservatism they want explosive earnings. They're not going to get it from ron amants. The yield is good, stock is good, I want to be in it. Until I tell people to check out tonight's trivia question. And stim with cramer! …”

Activision Blizzard, Incorporated (ATVI) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Activision Blizzard, Incorporated is in the news. Find out how this impacts ATVI trading on Ockham Research.

I'm not going there with this one. >> don't buy. Tennessee. >> caller: hey. New investor. >> well, I like that. I like a first-timer. What's on your mind? >> caller: what's on my mind? I got a company, ATVI. It's activision. Fourth quarter. Let me know that i'm right. >> it's bobby kotick's stock. I've known bobby for a long however, that business is out of favor with mep I do not like the gaming business, don't like the people that selling the games either. Nice people, but I want to sell that whole industry. Donna in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim, big boo-yah >> boo-yah to you, donna. >> caller: question for you. I know in the past you've liked hudson city bank corp. >> yes, do i. Very conservative bank. People don't want conservatism they want explosive earnings. They're not going to get it from ron amants. The yield is good, stock is good, I want to be in it. Until I tell people to check out tonight's trivia question. And stim with cramer!

“… at i'm right. >> it's bobby kotick's stock. I've known bobby for a long however, that business is out of favor with mep I do not like the gaming business, don't like the people that selling the games either. Nice people, but I want to sell that whole industry. Donna in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim, big boo-yah >> boo-yah to you, donna. >> caller: question for you. I know in the past you've liked hudson city bank corp. >> yes, do i. Very conservative bank. People don't want conservatism they want explosive earnings. They're not going to get it from ron amants. The yield is good, stock is good, I want to be in it. Until I tell people to check out tonight's trivia question. And stim with cramer! …”

Red Hat, Incorporated (RHT) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Red Hat, Incorporated is in the news. Find out how this impacts RHT trading on Ockham Research.

Brian in new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, brian. >> caller: red hot, rht, good >> yeah, I listened to the ceo I think it woz was bob pisani interviewed RED HAT. A lot of bears criticized me. I told them, man, listen, get bullish stop yelling at me the story's a good one RED HAT goes let's go to roger in michigan. >> caller: hi, jim. My stock is bgf. >> controversial story because remember we had the ceo on. The stock was lower. What was the fellow's name? David wen? Yields well, doing a conversion. I like that hybrid security. More than I like to comment. Diane in minnesota. >> hi, jim. A big viking boo-yah to you. >> i'll give you a bronco boo-yah or giant boo-yah right back at. >> caller:ty thank you. I'd like to know cga, china green agriculture. >> this is just way too we're only recommending a couple chinese stocks. I'm not going there with this one. >> don't buy. Tennessee. >> caller: hey. New investor.

“… ng at me the story's a good one RED HAT goes let's go to roger in michigan. >> caller: hi, jim. My stock is bgf. >> controversial story because remember we had the ceo on. The stock was lower. What was the fellow's name? David wen? Yields well, doing a conversion. I like that hybrid security. More than I like to comment. Diane in minnesota. >> hi, jim. A big viking boo-yah to you. >> i'll give you a bronco boo-yah or giant boo-yah right back at. >> caller:ty thank you. I'd like to know cga, china green agriculture. >> this is just way too we're only recommending a couple chinese stocks. I'm not going there with this one. >> don't buy. Tennessee. >> caller: hey. New investor. …”

Monsanto Company (MON) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Monsanto Company is in the news. Find out how this impacts MON trading on Ockham Research.

>> thank you, glen. >> caller: i'm long potash a month ago. You saw your day of atonement sold half my position real and I saw modesaic doing the same thing today. Rally -- >> we've got MONSANTO is going to give us a view of things. I am very worried about this i'm very worried about ag in I cannot countenance owning these stocks except for tnh. I screwed up. I said the whole show about how I might as well reprise it. Let's go to brian in minnesota. >> caller: how about a minnesota twins or minnesota vikings >> i've got to tell you, yes. Let's do the vikings because I have berrian in my pool. Okay, go ahead. >> caller: my stock is bke. >> this thing's hot as a pistol, one of the few retailers going through the -- totally unscathed. I want to continue to buy it. I know many people say it's quality retailers like this stay brian in new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, brian. >> caller: red hot, rht, good >> yeah, I listened to the ceo

“… t this i'm very worried about ag in I cannot countenance owning these stocks except for tnh. I screwed up. I said the whole show about how I might as well reprise it. Let's go to brian in minnesota. >> caller: how about a minnesota twins or minnesota vikings >> i've got to tell you, yes. Let's do the vikings because I have berrian in my pool. Okay, go ahead. >> caller: my stock is bke. >> this thing's hot as a pistol, one of the few retailers going through the -- totally unscathed. I want to continue to buy it. I know many people say it's quality retailers like this stay brian in new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, brian. >> caller: red hot, rht, good >> yeah, I listened to the ceo …”

Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, Incorporated (POT) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, Incorporated is in the news. Find out how this impacts POT trading on Ockham Research.

>> caller: how about a down on business boo-yah, jim? >> right back at you. >> caller: you give it to us straight, you make bold predictions, you're right more than you're wrong. Those who krooit criticize you just aren't paying attention and it's their loss. >> thank you, glen. >> caller: i'm long POTASH a month ago. You saw your day of atonement sold half my position real and I saw modesaic doing the same thing today. Rally -- >> we've got monsanto is going to give us a view of things. I am very worried about this i'm very worried about ag in I cannot countenance owning these stocks except for tnh. I screwed up. I said the whole show about how I might as well reprise it. Let's go to brian in minnesota. >> caller: how about a minnesota twins or minnesota vikings >> i've got to tell you, yes. Let's do the vikings because I have berrian in my pool. Okay, go ahead. >> caller: my stock is bke. >> this thing's hot as a pistol, one of the few retailers going through the -- totally unscathed. I want to continue to buy it. I know many people say it's

“… oss. >> thank you, glen. >> caller: i'm long POTASH a month ago. You saw your day of atonement sold half my position real and I saw modesaic doing the same thing today. Rally -- >> we've got monsanto is going to give us a view of things. I am very worried about this i'm very worried about ag in I cannot countenance owning these stocks except for tnh. I screwed up. I said the whole show about how I might as well reprise it. Let's go to brian in minnesota. >> caller: how about a minnesota twins or minnesota vikings >> i've got to tell you, yes. Let's do the vikings because I have berrian in my pool. Okay, go ahead. >> caller: my stock is bke. >> this thing's hot as a pistol, one of the few retailers going through the -- totally unscathed. I want to continue to buy it. I know many people say it's …”

NCR Corporation (NCR) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

NCR Corporation is in the news. Find out how this impacts NCR trading on Ockham Research.

Raised. They're positive. But I think bill moody, he really has his work cut out for him because they're selling into retail and banks. And I can't think of two more challenged businesses. Unless he was selling them into like first-time mortgages. We cannot endorse NCR. They should never have moved because we like datone dayton that -- after a big rally you want to consider the stocks that were left behind, not damaged companies but damaged stocks. That's visa. Letter v. Stay with cramer. >> announcer: next -- try to keep up with cramer as he takes your calls rapid-fire in an all new "lightning round." psps you

“… ot endorse NCR. They should never have moved because we like datone dayton that -- after a big rally you want to consider the stocks that were left behind, not damaged companies but damaged stocks. That's visa. Letter v. Stay with cramer. >> announcer: next -- try to keep up with cramer as he takes your calls rapid-fire in an all new "lightning round." psps you …”

American Express Company (AXP) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

American Express Company is in the news. Find out how this impacts AXP trading on Ockham Research.

Cash is no longer king in your this is a huge worldwide trend. Visa's the number one player. Massive 60% of the electronic really incredible. This is the top dog in a slap-happy oligopoly with mastercard, AMERICAN EXPRESS, this is a business with incredibly high barriers to entry pup can't just set up a network overnight to compete with these guys. And that means gigantic profits for the existing players, who don't have to worry about pesky things like competition. Nobody's going to use the joe schmo credit card, especially in a year of identity theft and bank collapses. Now, we know visa's one of the top brands in the world. Instantly recognizable in just about every corner of the globe. It also has double the market share of the next closest competitor of debit cards in the u.S. Triple the market share of the next closest competitor debit cards ray gigantic part of the story because they're the most logical substitute for checks and cash. Transactions on them, on debit cards, are expected to outgrow credit cards for years to come. That's one of the reasons I like visa more than mastercard, for instance, because there's a higher mix of debit card you'll call on the "lightning round" and say which do you like veedsa or mastercard?

“… ly high barriers to entry pup can't just set up a network overnight to compete with these guys. And that means gigantic profits for the existing players, who don't have to worry about pesky things like competition. Nobody's going to use the joe schmo credit card, especially in a year of identity theft and bank collapses. Now, we know visa's one of the top brands in the world. Instantly recognizable in just about every corner of the globe. It also has double the market share of the next closest competitor of debit cards in the u.S. Triple the market share of the next closest competitor debit cards ray gigantic part of the story because they're the most logical substitute for checks and cash. Transactions on them, on debit cards, are expected to outgrow credit cards for years to come. That's one of the reasons I like visa more than mastercard, for instance, because there's a higher mix of debit card you'll call on the "lightning round" and say which do you like veedsa or mastercard? …”

Dell, Incorporated (DELL) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Dell, Incorporated is in the news. Find out how this impacts DELL trading on Ockham Research.

We've invested two years of r&d and we're very close to productizing the product. It's thin, it's very efficient. It doesn't have the form factor limitation of a fan. There are no moving parts. It's highly reliable. And it uses half the power of a fan. >> you want it and DELL want it >> i've never seen a product where we had one article appear in "discovery" magazine and there was just an uproar of interest. There were airkt lz, ionic swind we've anticipated a market. There is a market. We have to finish productizing oems or odms and it will start hitting next year. >> one last question as I try to teach people things. I have always felt ahead if I can get ahead of a new product cycle like I did with the intel 286 you can make a fortune. Is this the kind of thing that could be a multiyear product cycle? >> absolutely. Our product cycles tend to be ten years. We're just at the beginning of the wafer-level optics. We've put a public stake in the we're looking for around 100 million in revenue from that division, up from 30 or 40 million. >> hank nothhaft, president and ceo of tessera tengz. Thank you for explaining. Now people know, especially on a

“… you want it and DELL want it >> i've never seen a product where we had one article appear in "discovery" magazine and there was just an uproar of interest. There were airkt lz, ionic swind we've anticipated a market. There is a market. We have to finish productizing oems or odms and it will start hitting next year. >> one last question as I try to teach people things. I have always felt ahead if I can get ahead of a new product cycle like I did with the intel 286 you can make a fortune. Is this the kind of thing that could be a multiyear product cycle? >> absolutely. Our product cycles tend to be ten years. We're just at the beginning of the wafer-level optics. We've put a public stake in the we're looking for around 100 million in revenue from that division, up from 30 or 40 million. >> hank nothhaft, president and ceo of tessera tengz. Thank you for explaining. Now people know, especially on a …”

Dataram Corporation (DRAM) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Dataram Corporation is in the news. Find out how this impacts DRAM trading on Ockham Research.

We're not creating markets. We anticipate a market over the we're a long-term investor. We're not an incrementalist. We make big bets. We make revolutionary and then we own a market. So for example, every DRAM chip shipped in the world today -- >> dynamic random access memory. >> right. Memory chip in a commuter. The vast, 95% of them have our technology in them. We've shipped 32 billion chips with our technology in them. >> tessera. But no one's ever heard -- >> we get a royalty off every one of those chips that are >> why don't people know about >> well, the complicated story as far as technology goes. >> you're talk about ionic system that makes it so my laptop -- and I imagine my >> we believe thin is in, right? Thinner is better -- >> except that crummy -- >> as you lose the fan it lose its efficiency. It's going to do less air if you do this. Then you're going to have to run it faster, so it's noisier, uses less power and is less reliable. A couple years ago we decide into vent a silent air cooling system no, moving parts -- >> I could sit there with my a game or something -- you don't just invent things.

“… random access memory. >> right. Memory chip in a commuter. The vast, 95% of them have our technology in them. We've shipped 32 billion chips with our technology in them. >> tessera. But no one's ever heard -- >> we get a royalty off every one of those chips that are >> why don't people know about >> well, the complicated story as far as technology goes. >> you're talk about ionic system that makes it so my laptop -- and I imagine my >> we believe thin is in, right? Thinner is better -- >> except that crummy -- >> as you lose the fan it lose its efficiency. It's going to do less air if you do this. Then you're going to have to run it faster, so it's noisier, uses less power and is less reliable. A couple years ago we decide into vent a silent air cooling system no, moving parts -- >> I could sit there with my a game or something -- you don't just invent things. …”

Tessera Technologies, Inc. (TSRA) Discussed on CNBC's Mad Money

Tessera Technologies, Inc. is in the news. Find out how this impacts TSRA trading on Ockham Research.

Some initial design wins in this business come the second half of 2010. Tessera's up big from where I initially recommended it. That said I think it's still a strong story. But don't take it from pre me. Let's find out from this let's hear from the ceo of TESSERA TECHNOLOGIES, a seasoned hand with many companies under his belt that have made fortunes >> i'm a little conflicted as to whether to say hi or boo-yah, >> I think the latter's better. You obviously are a fan of the show, and I like that. Let's get right down to it. Your company is very well known among my hedge fund friends, my mutual fund friends. I don't know a lot of vingz who own the stock. >> that's a great lead-in. Institutions. The top ten holders own 50% of the company. 15% of which are index funds. >> it's an early growth company and they don't know that. >> very small retail base. And the reason is the technology is complex but the business model is very simple. We invent to monetize. >> you -- >> we invent to monetize. We're the edison lab of the 21st we take an invention, put sometimes manufacture it in limited quantities do learn how

“… TESSERA TECHNOLOGIES, a seasoned hand with many companies under his belt that have made fortunes >> i'm a little conflicted as to whether to say hi or boo-yah, >> I think the latter's better. You obviously are a fan of the show, and I like that. Let's get right down to it. Your company is very well known among my hedge fund friends, my mutual fund friends. I don't know a lot of vingz who own the stock. >> that's a great lead-in. Institutions. The top ten holders own 50% of the company. 15% of which are index funds. >> it's an early growth company and they don't know that. >> very small retail base. And the reason is the technology is complex but the business model is very simple. We invent to monetize. >> you -- >> we invent to monetize. We're the edison lab of the 21st we take an invention, put sometimes manufacture it in limited quantities do learn how …”