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

Now, we had a market yesterday where we looked like I thought we're going to break the spell of negativity, but we didn't.

Yeah.

And it continues today and it has to do with certain breadth issues

that we know are not positive. Yeah, Deutsche Bank put out a good stat. Yesterday was the ninth

consecutive day of more fallers than risers in the S&P 500. It's the longest streak since 2001.

And, you know, we're trying to come up with maybe some reasons why the 10-year yield continues to

march higher ahead of next week where the Fed is likely will cut rates by 25 basis points.

We have minus two on the oscillator.

We're not oversold not to be able to go in.

Yeah, but getting close, getting close.

Maybe some changes next week when we have our acclimity. Yeah, but getting close, getting close. Maybe some changes next week when we have our club.

Yeah, but there are individual stories that are shining.

The biggest one today is Broadcom.

And we do.

Joining the $1 trillion market cap club with this move today.

And, you know, it's funny because the results itself, roughly in line,

you know, revenue was still a big, 51% earnings of 28%. He had semis, semiconductor revenue do better

than software. Software, some deal slipped into next quarter. And how about the numbers,

the projections of how much business is going to be the serviceable address of, you know,

market is

gigantic the commentary so bullish on the AI story they're talking about this serviceable

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