Jim Kramer here to share with you a sample of my take on the market from today's CMBC Investing Club warning meeting.

Once again, oscillator up. Once again, the yields are slightly down because retail sales were amiss.

They are slower. And what that is causing people to do is reassess what they should be buying and they're

buying as amazing as it is, Jeff, another day of the banks going on.

Yeah, and a lot of that has to do with the good reports we saw from Morgan Stanley, Charles

Schwab, but that's focused on Morgan Stanley because that's one we own in the portfolio.

Good beat, $1.24 versus $1.15. What I like,

the company said they started the quarter with a lot of macro uncertainties impacting the

business. But by the end of the quarter, much more constructive. That's a good cadence there,

brought back in a ton of assets. And we should explain to people who are new.

Cadence is really important because as you go through a quarter, if the last month of that

quarter is very strong, people will then extrapolate to this month.

It carries over.

Yes, it does.

Right.

So you definitely want to see the end of the quarter do better than the beginning. That's momentum.

But $100 billion in net new assets bringing in over $200 billion year-to-date their goal.

That was very impressive, especially even versus BlackRock.

Sure. And I do wonder with the crisis in the regional banks that we saw in March,

if there's a lot of wealth managers that flock to a very, you know,

stable house as Morgan Stanley. Their goal is a trillion every three years. So that's very

impressive. They're well on their way. Right. That's sticky assets, which means they should get a

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