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

morning meeting.

First we know that the markets are indeed trying to hang in there, but tech is weaker.

We've got a lot of stocks in tech that still can't get their own footing.

We do have an oscillator that's minus 2.4. Now, this is very

interesting. When the oscillator is minus 2.4 after a big down draft, it has tend to not

been confirmative of a bottom. In other words, 2.4 is too high. It's going to go lower. This is

the work of the people from Market Edge, and I think it's always

worth noting because they've been very, very right. There's been a number of times we've had a big

downtraft without the market being oversold and has meant that there is another downtraft. I'm using

that because I want people to be aware of what could happen. We did do two trades though. We bought

some AMD. I think AMD is a winner,

both because of the possibility that Intel is not going to be able to get out of its morass,

and the possibility that NVIDIA's Blackwell is somewhat delayed. Remember,

inviddy has the H-100, H-200, so they're not going to be heard. But we have to respect the fact

that NVIDIA's story is negative.

We also just in terms of, I interviewed the assistant attorney general for antitrust,

Jonathan Canter this morning on squawk on the street, very negative about Alphabet.

Terrible.

I mean, betting that they've really done the wrong thing, they're monopolist.

And by collateral damage,

of course, they're negative for Apple because Google writes a check to Apple that the Justice Department

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