Hey, I'm Kramer.

Welcome to that money. Welcome to Kramer. I hope you my friends. Hey, I'm just trying to make a little bit of money here. My job is not just to entertain, but do explain. So call me at 1-800-743-C-NBC. Tweet me, Jim Kramer. You never want to see what's happening right now in the stock market.

You see, the market's developing a thesis, and it's not the thesis you and I were hoping for it.

You can't really spot it in the overall averages.

Dow slipping 42 points, has to be losing 0.5% percent by the NASDAQ, tumbling 1%.

But underneath, it's there, and it's not good. What am I talking about? Simple, the wrong

stocks are going higher. Let me explain. In a good market, you want a broad rally led by

growth stocks when the cyclone is taking a back seat, but still going higher. It's just time, for example, it's okay if the

Magnificent Seven rally, by the way, also with their adjacencies and accoutrements. It would

help it if the bedrackled software stocks could move higher, too. They've been awful. Texan

a year per cent of the SP 500. It makes for a

tremendous leader. I also like to see the transports rally because they represent the health

of the economy. All aboard. Most of all, I like to see the bank stocks go higher. When the banks are

winning, it tells you businesses are expanding need loans. Companies are coming public

to raise capital. We have murders

and acquisitions galore. And individuals

are taking out loans. Maybe to buy

houses, maybe to renovate.

At the same time, I

don't mind when high growth

stocks. Like Eli Lilly, when the CHOP

1 diabetes and weight loss drugs keep moving

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