 Good Thursday morning everyone we are on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange with Jim Cramer the Dow falling below 22,000. Jim let's start with retail earning some solid results from Macy's and Coles. Yeah look it's a down day so people aren't paying enough attention to it. Macy's is at the beginning of a turn. It doesn't it takes a long time to turn a battleship and that's what they are but I think Ined is going to do it. I feel that he has got a game plan he's spending to make the stores look better. I think that we're gonna hear more about the cash flow. Coles was up too big ahead of the quarter so therefore it comes in I think you want to be in the quarter. It's all about the trajectory. The trajectory is good for these situations. Do not give up on these. The time to give up on them was 40 and 50 and 60 and 70 for Macy's. At 22 it's getting interesting. What do you think about the trajectory for JC Penney which reports on Friday? No I'm not you know last quarter was not bad but they they don't have the balance sheet that I want. Also a blue apron revenue beat. How about that? No the revenue didn't. Revenue was way bad. It's been down down down. We were looking for a much better revenue number and they didn't do it. They also by the way the revenues have declined quarter over quarter rather rapidly. There's just no there there. Everyone's still holding their breath though for Amazon's meal kit service. Well I mean look I think Amazon when they finish the tie-up with Whole Foods that will be the coup de gras for Blue Apron. Alright another IPO. Cat and a Goose had a nice quarter. Yeah no. Cat and a Goose is one that we like very much. This was not a consequential quarter and yet they still did well. This is an outfit that hasn't even gone international yet. They offer great value. We've been behind it from the day it came public when no one else was. We're standing by. Jim you spoke about Simarx Energy on your AAP call yesterday which was fantastic. Thank you. But the earnings call took place during it. So what did you learn from the earnings call? I learned that they put on a clinic too. What they did was basically tell you listen we're not going to just give you these ridiculous projections from one well. You do a parent well then you do many other wells and then you find out how well things are going. They're not they're spending within their means. They've got unbelievable properties. They are the only ones that got production up and cost down. That's why it's the best of all the Permian. Alright Jim let's walk in the street and talk about Chicago Bridge and Iron they cut their dividend. I'm very concerned about CBI and their balance sheet. They're involved with some projects that are really nuclear projects they bought Shaw was the disaster. They're involved with some big overruns in LNG. They are what I would tell you still in the danger zone. Alright Jim you have a really interesting play for Millennials Live Nation as you're talking about real money. Yeah Live Nation is a company that if you want to reach Millennials and your sponsor the best way to go is to a concert even better than sports by the way. I think that those ratios of how much they put in sports versus how much they put in concerts is going to change. This was a break breakout call. Michael Orpino has been doing this stuff very quietly. No one's been paying attention to them. Suddenly at 40 they're paying attention to them. Keeping on that stock is a good one. Alright and then staying with Millennials we have snap reporting results after the bell. Yeah I mean look snap blew it. Maybe they can make a comeback. Maybe they can. But a lot of Millennials are buying the stock because they like the product. I mean what do you think of that strategy? Do homework. Yeah let's also talk about Goldman Sachs they're unveiling a personality test for interns. What do you think of that? Yeah I mean look Goldman Sachs was always the hardest place to get a job at. I took me five different times to come down to be able to finally get to the point where they offered me a job. This would be easy if they did that. I mean I think that the personality tests are it's a little silly. But whatever it takes to be able to narrow the number of candidates because everybody wants to work there of course they really want to work at Facebook and Google but if you want to be in financial still want to work at Goldman even though the quarter really wasn't that exceptional. Alright Jim it is a big day for your dog Everest and video reporting earnings. It's very big and obviously if they miss I'm going to have to trade the dog in. I can't just rename them because it's going to start getting his head to spin. Nvidia is down ahead of the quarter because of the overall market. Maybe some deep in the money calls if they do miss you will get wiped out. I don't have a feel about whether they should make it. I do know that I like Intel very much but Nvidia's got the right chips for everything. Jensen Wong is a genius. I have said that you want to be long this long term. If you want to play the quarter fine by by half and then by half if it comes in. Alright if they beat just ever get a treat. Yeah I may actually give him a stick a ligament you know a cow ligament. I've been giving him these fish sticks lately. He's not crazy about him. He sniffs him. Sometimes he takes it sometimes he doesn't. He always steals one of my shoes and buries it. I always get mad at him. I will let him bury both shoes if he beats the quarter. Everest listen up Jim Kramer. Thank you so much for more information on the stocks Jim mentioned. Please head back to the street dot com.