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

Once again, Osset are now overbought.

Typically you don't see that go up as the market goes down, but it's led by the NASDAQ.

And we've been hoarding cash, raised a lot of money everywhere, frankly, and this is our time.

Yeah, I mean, look, we've had some buys here and there, but it's really in stocks that have come down recently,

selling into strength as well to balance that out. So, you know, 14% cash, a lot of cash, but you just mentioned S&P down three days in a row.

You got oscillator overbought. I'm not going to make a big deal out of

NVIDIA earnings tonight, but I think it is a big deal. I know. Well, it's a big deal because

what's happened is, as I mentioned last night when I talked about the Nouveau-Riche NV. Yeah.

It is the problem is people don't believe that a stock can go from, say, $100 billion to $1.7 trillion

to be among the top three in such a short period of time.

But what they're missing is that that Jensen Wong worked for 10 years for this product.

Ten years.

And now you're seeing the fruits of his labor that started in 2014.

And therefore, it's a little bit different from just a

overnight success. And I think that's a really important concept that you're trying to

remind everyone here in that. Invidia is not running the business on a three-month basis. It's not

quarter to quarter. It's more of a long-term vision. He'll unveil a lot of that at their

GTC conference next month.

So you do have something to look forward to during the conference call.

People will look ahead to that.

But look, we're looking for revenue of about $20.6 billion this quarter,

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