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Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to Kramer. I'm doing with my friends. I'm just trying to make you some money. My job is not just entertaining, but they just get you. So call me. 1-800-743-C-twecce. Tweet me at Jim Kramer. Micron! Welcome to the trillion dollar club!

You make the best high bandwidth memory chips, the kind that go into the data center.

No wonder its market cap touched a trillion dollars today, up more than 200 percent so far

this year, including a 19 percent gauges today.

What a very bullish research note about its small year prospect.

Mycon is now the 10th largest company in America,

part of the most emotional, exciting bull market in history. Although, not that much today.

I didn't doubt dipped 118 points, but the S&P advanced 0.61%, and then asked that fill with

semiconductors gain 1.19%. Micron's one of many semiconductor companies that have been knocking on the

trillion-dollar door. It caught fire this time because memory was always a boom and bust business,

but this time the boom seems unrelenting. It's run by the contemplative Sanchez Morotra,

no stranger to Arsho, of course. He's self-effacing and low-key. I know I've been far more promotional than he has about Micron's prospects. In the end, it's been a monumental transformation, which is why some analysts say Micron's still cheap at these prices. And there's a rigorous case to be made that that's true. Look, it's not easy breaking into this trillion dollar club. Why do we do this?

Let's look at the other 10 members so you know.

Let's start with the world's largest company, and that is, yes, Invidia.

It reported a fabulous quarter last week.

Yet its stock went down anyway.

The king has indeed begun to underperform when it reports.

It's traded lower on earnings the last four quarters.

Imagine.

But then it performs for only intra-quarter, although in a red-hot semi-ductor market,

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