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I'll be with my friends. I'm just trying to help you save the little money. My job is not just entertained, but to explain. So call me at 1-800-743 CBC or tweet me at Jim Kramer. It used to be a big deal to reach the $100 billion club. Most companies will never, ever see that market capitalization mark. It requires a tremendous

amount of hard work and drive to get there. But given how buoyant the market's been lately, despite

days like today where the Dow down dipped 241 points, as we declined. 61%, and then as a loss,

0.62%, the $100 billion level means a lot less than it used to.

As of last Friday's closed, we had 18 companies that joined the club this year,

18 companies that are now worth more than $100 billion.

And they perfectly captured the zeitgeist at the moment.

So let's parse this women to figure out what the heck's going on.

You can tell us a lot.

First, we know there's an umbrella that's changed things here.

It's the umbrella of Nvidia.

Here's the stock that's up 180% year-to-date.

I know it doesn't echo right now.

Please, okay?

It was at $48 at this time last year.

138 change today.

When you have that trillion dollar cover, you can't sneer at companies that put on a lot of points in 2024. InVity allows people to justify paying almost double what they paid last year

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