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

I have to tell you, I've been saying flop chop. You've been saying flop chop.

Dow, I'm 500 yesterday. We're kind of flattish today.

I think that we are seeing, as I've been emphasizing, and I did on last night and on this

morning, rotation out of maintenance is in seven for a little bit. People looking for new

ideas. It happens right about now.

No, absolutely, especially when you've seen some encouraging news on the inflation front

and the idea that maybe the Fed no longer needs to tighten. That's what, of course, the Wall

Street Journal was saying

this morning. It's rate cuts still a little bit of a debate. But yeah, we're seeing rotation,

but it's money not really leaving the market as if the only down about flat today. It was a nice

markup at the end of the day yesterday. Do you know there's a period where if the oscillator

stays in the four or five area?

Literally, and I've done a lot of work on this, it can stay here for a long time, stay overbought,

if the market, if the money rotates to one area from another.

Because, like, The Magnificent Seven is not overbought.

No, I mean, they've come in.

They've come in this week.

I mean, look, we trim some meta Monday, some alphabet as well.

I mean, look, it's just portfolio management, right?

After these stocks make such big moves, they're due for arrest.

Not everything can go up in a straight line.

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