Mad Money' host Jim Cramer weighs in on stock including: Boeing, Palo Alto Networks, Johnson Control

It is time for the one round where a rapper calls me saying this talk about my social so just put it to the core stuff which is that it's not my staff for us to clarify you play the sound and then the lightning round is over. Are you ready. Skid deck. I'm a light round crazy. Let's go to Joe in for Joe Jim. Good afternoon and happy New Year. How are you. Thank you. Same to you sir. And I am doing fine and just great to talk to the course today. How can I help. Yeah. Hey look I'm anxious. This is for next week's monthly meeting on Wednesday. Oh thank you. I'm getting my question ready and getting it be prepared to send off to you and Jeff. So please thank you for doing that for us. Thank you for mentioning regular investors. My stock is Boeing Jim. You saw the big news this afternoon. Ten percent workforce reduction by Kelly or or their stock to the seven year low stock price. They got a strike going on in the month too. They haven't had a profit since twenty eighteen. No I'm worried. I'm worried Joe. I'm worried. I'll tell you what I'm worried because the balance sheet is not great and they should have raised capital when they had a chance to. This was a very jarring series of news tonight and I don't have any conviction whatsoever that they are getting this right. And I have to just be out there is one of the major things we have to watch for real trouble in the next few months. Let's go to Jean in Florida. Jean. Hey Jim boy I think I can tell from this is Barty Patel from Homestead Florida. Here I have my grandson Jean who is also in your CNBC investing club who has a question for you. Sure. Hey Jim. Oh yeah. Boy I'm Jim. What's shaking. What do you think of Palo Alto Network. Jean you know that's a good one to catch Aurora CEO is out there out there talking about the stock through the road show wishing it dropped by what if I would have definitely bought him like a bottle of water or something. I think that Palo Alto is sensational. And let me just also say I think George Kirsch does a great job with CrowdStrike too. So you've got two winners there and this kid's got that right this time. Look at Regina Gilliam she's my executive producer in charge of everything. And I just want to say that kid's got horse sense. There you go. Let's go to Frank in New York. Frank is this Jimbo the king of the chill Kramer. Yeah I am chill and I am chilling so hot it's amazing. You can't really do what I'm doing. What's happening in New York. It's great. What do we need. All right. I'm looking at J.C.I. Johnson. Can you believe that company's made such a comeback. I'm going to do you three burgers. I am in a good mood here. I like carrier. I like training. I like Johnson controls. Boom. Can I speak to Tim in New Jersey please. Tim this is Tim. What's happening. It's Kramer. What's up. Fulton Fulton Financial. What do you got. Regional bank bought a couple of regional banks bought a regional bank in Philadelphia. Apparently they're doing quite well with it. I think that's a good one. I wish I had a 4 percent. I'd feel better about it. And that led to the lightning round is sponsored by Charles Schwab. Coming up Kramer got a jolt of optimism this morning and he shares it ahead of the weekend. Next. Good evening Mr. Kramer. Thank you. Thank you for everything you do. You've been such a wonderful source of information with your teachings. I have to say thank you for all your advice and saving us from our health. Your advice let me quit a job that I hate it. I love you to death. Thank you for everything you do. Thanks for making us money and more importantly thanks for keeping us from losing money. Don't miss a second of Mad Money follow at Jim Kramer on X have a question tweet Kramer hashtag mad mentions send Jim an e-mail to mad money at CNBC dot com or give us a call at one eight hundred seven four three CNBC miss something head to mad money dot CNBC dot com.