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

CBC Investing Club morning meeting.

It's a dangerous time that doesn't mean sell stocks and one of the reasons I say this is

because here we go with the S&P 500 making another new high and if you had gotten out

in October I think you'd be very upset.

No absolutely I mean I think you'd be very upset.

No, absolutely.

I mean, I think even thinking more broadly, you brought up so many different dates in that story of when it could have made sense to sell.

The headlines were doom and gloomy.

And this is throughout history.

But we do have the S&P 500 making a new 52-week high today.

And that just kind of goes to show you that it just pays to hold on and hang in there

throughout those difficult times through the doomsday headlines because over the long

run, if you're invested in stocks, you're going to do well.

There was only one time, and I talked about this in Gavrich carefully, only one time

they'd paid you even if taxes to sell and then buy back, which was 2008. That was the great

recession, which was the worst time we've had since the actual depression. So, I mean, one time

out of our lifetime, not bad. And think how quickly stocks came back just this year. I know. I mean, it was, yeah,

21. That's when you made the highs in the, in the market early, you know, first couple days of

22. 22 was a down year, but then the markets come storming back this year. So it's been,

let's not forget. Treasury yields, once again, they are lower than we thought they'd be.

Remember, there was plenty of talk when the tenure was at five that we would soon see six.

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