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I'm here to level the playing field for all investors.

There's always a little market somewhere, and I promise to help you find it.

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Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to Kramer.

Other people, my friends, you know, I'm just trying to make you a little money. My job is not just entertained, but I'm putting this in context, explaining it. So call me, 100, 700, 743, CBC. We meet me at Jim Kramer. The great bear market continues, but you only know that if you're the first, by the way, tack. For days on end, stocks have been going down and down and down.

Just not the great semi-softwares data center companies with the wind at their backs,

riding the tremendous themes of our time, accelerated computing or our official intelligence.

These tech plays are so strong that they end up buoying the averages, including today,

which is why the tech

late Dow Jones Industrial average actually dropped 26 points, while the SPV is 0.55%. A lot of that,

the tech stuff, and the tech heavy NASDAQ, filled with semis and software gained 1.24%. And that's

what people are looking at, even though you might not know it from the averages.

Today was one of the worst days of what I'm starting to call the great selective bear market of 2425.

The bear has been roared around all sorts of areas, mawling the consumer stables, the energy sector, health care, the material stocks,

all groups that have

underperformed dramatically last year and do it again.

Now, I understand the hyperbo here.

I'm simply pointing out that these sectors, important swaths in the market aren't accurate

leeward.

They spent last year hurting the market, and this year already, many are in the red.

It's not just a continuation, people.

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