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

CBC Investing Club morning meeting.

I want to go over for a second what we've been talking about, which is that DuPont is

so great and we didn't have enough that we literally are, I mean this is what you should

do. If you have a stock you really love, you actually wanted to come down.

I want DuPont to come down because I think had we known all the good things, we were kind of wired to it, but this is where you would have bought a ton of stock.

Yeah, and I think it was an upgrade today from Jeffries, pretty big call. They raise a price target to 101 from 78. They go to buy.

Talking about basically an upturn that could go through 2025 into 2026.

So you've got multiple years of runway here.

A lot of that being driven by electronics, new PCs, cell phones, but also there's an AI data center component as well.

You know, residential construction.

They're also exposed to industrial water as well.

They like the balance sheet flexibility.

We know DuPont likes to do a lot of accelerated share purchases.

They're kind of completing the last one now.

And they'll do another one after that. And then the multiple, I mean, if you look at peers in electronics,

you look at peers in water, it's much cheaper. Yes, well, because it did miss a couple of quarters.

It hasn't been good. No, it's not. I mean, we were there for this where I had actually some tough

conversations with management saying, guys, you can't keep doing this. Right. And that was

and that was due to some inventory, de-stocking and water. But then they talked about in

conference season here that the orders have been picking up. Yeah, that was everyone. And that was

the key. It's kind of like an inflection story because the numbers

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