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Hey, look, I'm just trying to make you a little bit of money here.

My job is not just to entertain, but to put in context, so call me at 1-800-743 CBC.

Tweet me at Jim Kramer. Performance is not in the eye of the beholder.

And it's pretty easy to see that some formerly

unstoppable stocks have momentarily lost some of their mojo.

So on a day where the Dow soared 646 points

as to be advanced 0.21%, but the NASDAQ, where much of tech dwells, decline 0.26.

Let's take a hard look at what should be done with beloved stocks that have been stalled.

Stocks like Apple, Meta, and Tesla, all which are up about 10% for the year.

Let's start with what the heck is happening with the actual stockwork. Today, for example, was a very logical day. Yesterday, the Fed cuts rates.

Today, money managers rotated into stocks that will benefit from re-cuts. Makes sense, right,

rational, even if they had to sell other things to raise money. Things like tech.

Sell, sell, sell.

First, lower rates spur consumer spending.

So naturally, the conspicuous consumer stocks are up nicely, starting with the totally

discretional cruise lines.

Scretion cruise lines.

Does that mean more people necessarily called Norwegian cruise today to book a cruise?

No.

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