Jim Kramer here to share a short preview of my take on the market from today's members-only

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at 1020 a.m. Visit CnBC.com slash morning take to sign up today. That's one word morning take. I spent a lot of time on this

piece and trying to explain to people why this this is such a winner. And it has to do with every

single division is a dominant division. Remember, Waymo is dominant over right now, over whatever. Sounds like they're

raising more money to. Yeah, over what Tesla is doing. They're raised money. YouTube is the dominant

video player in the world. Okay. Gemini Google is now the, I think, will be, and some people say

is already, the dominant chat bot. So you just have this incredible, then search, obviously, the number one.

You have everything going for that company.

And that company was mispriced because down here, and I mentioned that,

the government said they were going to wipe them out.

People have to recognize you.

I do speak to the government.

And the government was, government, when they won that decision at the lower, before the guy reverses themselves, the judge, the government was just jubilant. And they were thinking that this company is going to be broken up in a very vicious way. And I brought into that. And that was incorrect. That's okay. You make mistakes. But then that was one of my mistakes. And I felt to correct it by saying, we don't care where it's been. We care where it's going to. So we're back in. I was going to say it would be another mistake to essentially not own it, considering the Ron and the positive CalWens. I mean, look, I do not own. Do I not own Sandisk? Do I't know micron. I mean, look, there's a couple of

stocks that were up very big last year. You had to realize that there is a huge shortage going on still,

and people just continue to buy and buy and buy. But if you take a look, Apple noted the shortage,

and Apple's doing quite well today.

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