Hey, I'm Kramer.

Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mab Money. Welcome to Kramer. I'll do my friends. Hey, I'm just trying to make a little bit of money. My job is not just to entertain. It's to teach. So call me at 1-800-743 CBC. tweet me at Jim Kramer. It's starting to dawn on people.

A market that only goes higher because of data center spending is a powerless market.

And we don't like that.

Increasingly, I feel like there are better places to hunt for winners than the AI space

where many, not all, but many feel picked over.

And that's why today the Dowel jumped 327 points, the S&B advanced 0.06%.

But the NASDAQ declined 0.26%.

It feels like the revenge of the nerds people, with the nerds this time being reasonably

priced stocks of companies that don't need trillions of dollars of data center spending

to pan out and aren't usually found on the NASDAQ.

Before you stiff at the pedestrian nature of today's leadership, the bulls should be gratified,

at least the ones among you.

See, if this were a bad market, the weakness in the data center related place would have sent

everything down.

The fact that instead we had a rotation into lots of other groups show you this market

has tremendous strength. Instead of everything being dragged down by tech, we had a rotation to lots of other groups show you this market has tremendous

strength.

Instead of everything being dragged down by tech, we got a market that defies the bears

and has come up with a ton of undervalued companies that could catch fire now that the

government's shutdown finally coming to an end. It's gotten broader. And broader is always good. First, the

travel stocks came roaring back. The battery airline stocks United and Delta have found the way back

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