Jim Kramer here to share with you a sample of my take on the market from today's

CMBC Investing Club warning meeting.

Bezos is selling a huge amount of stock. Now, I don't know how to combat that. I don't

think anyone is going to want to be on the other side of Jeff Bezos selling.

I would point out that the stock trades very, you know, trades like Writers, you say, on the desk,

and I would not be that concerned about the level being found where the stock meets buyers.

But when you have this kind of gigantic wave of selling from the largest shareholder,

who owns a lot of stock, people are going to be very skittish about buying it.

So we'll find a level where we can buy Amazon, where I can tell you to buy Amazon,

we have a big position in it.

But it's not here yet because this is just people getting aware right now that Bezos is a seller.

That's way too soon for us. Now, a stock that is working

very well, switch directions for a second, is Dan or her. And you say, well, why is Dan

her doing well? Well, a lot of this is because Agilent, which is in an analog, not a perfect

analog, but does instrumentation. Agilent had a very good quarter, and there's about eight people

took it up and two took it down. But for the most part, Agilent is a re-through to the kind of

instruments that are sold by Thermo Fisher and by Danher. And Agilin having a decent quarter is basically

saying, look, there's hope here. And I think there's hope and I think

it's going to matter. And I do think that Dan and her is finally done going down with this acquisition.

I think numbers can go higher. And when numbers go higher, this is a stock that reacts very closely

to whether numbers go up. So anyway, without Jeff, I'm going to truncate it,

and I'll be back, of course, for the home stretch. But there's a lot that I see good, but I am

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