These stocks should be purchased in this environment

CNBC's Jim Cramer told a Mad Money viewer on Tuesday that he should let an action like iRobot pbad in this market environment.

Rather, he suggested blue-chip stocks, which are long-standing global companies that dominate their industry.

"We have companies that are very good like a Procter & Gamble, like a Walmart," said the animator. "These are really solid US companies, and they are better than iRobot and that's what you should buy in this situation."

Cramer went on to say that the uncertain market depends on the progress made by US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in trade.

"I would expect barriers to be erected everywhere, be careful," he said. "Next could be Germany."

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Cramer said Tuesday's market downturn was necessary.

After major indexes broke the day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day with a drop of more than 14 points, breaking with a six-day winning streak. The S & P 500 fell 0.04% and the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.01%.

Stocks can not continually make big leaps on the same news, said the presenter. The market can go down until you get more fuel.

"We had a huge rally, and after that kind of race, the bull is tired," he said. "The foam is being packed and it's exactly what this market needs to recharge."

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Adam Selipsky, CEO of Tableau, told CNBC that one day after the announcement of the deal, the merit of the multibillion dollar merger between Tableau and Salesforce existed.

Tableau has a "very broad and deep" badysis platform, while Salesforce has a lot to offer in terms of machine learning and artificial intelligence, Selipsky said. in a "Mad Money" aspect.

"Our engineers are eager to find out what they have to do and see what we could use on behalf of our customers," Selipsky said in an interview with Cramer. On Monday, Salesforce's CEO said Tableau wanted a stake in the company.

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Two market measurements show that stocks have become too high, too fast, Cramer said.

By comparing the stocks of the S & P 500 and VIX indices – the CBOE volatility index that measures investor sentiment – there is reason to wait before adding more securities to a portfolio, according to one of the host colleagues at RealMoney.com.

Carmer said: "The graphics, as interpreted by Mark Sebastian, suggest that we are about to experience a setback."

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EQT Corp., the natural gas company entangled in a conference with a subsidiary, saw its stock go up to $ 36, then to about $ 16 after the takeover of Rice Energy in 2017. The chief executive officer of the company said that EQT, Rob McNally, went to Cramer to discuss upcoming changes. is preparing for a proxy battle with the shareholders.

A proxy fight occurs when shareholders join forces to influence a corporate vote. McNally became leader in August after the collapse of more than 50% of the shares.

"We think, however, that the plan we presented is based on reality," said McNally, who tried to defeat Rice Energy's idea of ​​reversing the trend to not be "reality-based" ".

"Just as we controlled the company, we eliminated $ 150 million in system costs and generated $ 300 million in free cash flow between the fourth quarter of 2018 and the first quarter of 19."

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During Cramer's flash game, the host of "Mad Money" quickly comments on the choices of people who call.

Yeti Holdings: "I love the Yeti very much, I think it's great and undervalued, and it's been around for a long time, that's how I like this title." And I would like to have them too, by the way. "

Daktronics: "No, no, no, Daktronics, I have not loved them for about six years."

MD Therapeutics: "Ouch, no, we're done, cut it off, cut your losses."

Disclosure: Cramer Charitable Trust owns shares of Salesforce.com.