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Almost threw a brick at the TV this morning.

But I was in the treadmill.

I don't carry a ton of bricks when I work out.

If I have one, though, I would have chucked it at the screen when I heard.

Again, for the umpteenth time, the same skepticism that's kept people out of the very technology stocks to keep leading this market higher, including today. With the Dow gained 612 points, we jumped 1.47 percent, and the NASDAQ where tech hangs out,

pole voted 2.02 percent.

Now, sure, some of these gains might have come about because of still one more possible end

of the war in Orando, so I suppose to put it that way, this time aid by the Chinese government's brokering of

some sort of peace.

Oil plummeted, taking interest rates lower, creating a cozy backdrop for a lot of stocks to go

higher.

But much of the gains still came once again to those who own tech hardware, not software,

but hardware.

Things like storage, memory,

that process, that further artificial intelligence streams of giant companies that since used

returns are starting to happen.

While the stock market is the greatest wealth creator in history, I often feel like people

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