wild darden

How quimp! Most of the country may be facing sub-zero

temperatures, but tonight I am bringing a heat from the gorgeous campus of the University

of Miami. We are kicking off a very special Baptist School edition of Man Money.

Other people in my friends, I'm just trying to make you some money. My job not just to

entertain, educate, but to put this all in context. So call me at 1-107-4-3-CBC or

tweet me at Jim Kramer. I get it. I get it. I understand why you've been negative on

stocks right now, even if you're good to. With the Dow DIP 39 points, SB Roar 1.47

percent, but the Nasdaq surge 3.25 percent. There are a million reasons actually to feel

bad about this market, especially after this big run in the last two days. Everything

from the fact that we've moved up too far too fast, I'm in crazy insane action, peckling

the Nasdaq, to the Dory realization that nothing much has really changed for the better

in the last three days. There's still inflation, more rate hikes. There's still gridlock

in Washington. There's a war in Europe. Copies are laying off people left and right. More

important, until a few months ago, if you dared to go positive on stocks, you got your

darn hand headed to you practically every single day. Yep, every day I run this investment

club with my colleague, Jeff Marx, who stuck in New York while I get to be in beautiful

pro business, Miami, at the aptly named University of Miami. Yes, the you, like this, not like

this, as I uncertain, so learn, this is you, Tom, um, at the you. Anyway, we come in any

state for months and get put through the stock meat grinder because we owned a company

called EnVitya, the big semiconductor company, and the semi's just got slaughtered day

after day after day. We stuck with EnVitya because the chips on the back, butter, butter,

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