I'm Jim Kramer, and you're about to hear a sample taken directly from today's CBC Investing Club

morning meeting.

Other events happening Monday.

You also have the Nvidia stock split, 10 for one.

I know yesterday the stock was lower on some antitrust concerns.

It's very, now that was a canard, okay?

A lot of people were selling data, they were selling Eaton, Averted.

That whole data infrastructure build out play, Eat In inverted. That was a belief that Justice Department can slow them down. Yeah. And that was a total misread. The Justice Department is trying to figure out what NVIDIA is doing to stop and frustrating competition. And the answer is nothing. So it's not a nothing burger. They can spend a lot of money in time and waste Jensen's time.

But that's all it is, wasting Jensen's.

And Apple's worldwide developers conference?

Now, how about that?

Yeah, a lot of anticipation into the event.

I want people to understand that Apple is not, what you're going to hear are what people are doing to write code and develop

companies that use Apple products.

Hence why they typically sell off after this.

So I do not encourage, you know, own Apple, don't trade it.

I do not encourage buying Apple today ahead of this conference.

Yeah, it's interesting because Bernstein, Tony Sakackeneggi, he did, he pulled some data

around how Apple historically trades around WWDC.

It's usually a non-event.

If you look from 2014 to 2023 on average, it actually was down 0.1% after in the days

after event, it's been a little bit better.

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