Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to Kramer. I'm friends. I'm just here to try to make a little money. My job is not just to entertain, but to educate, teach you a little. So call me 100, 700, 743, CBC, tweet, Jim Kramer. It's all coming together for the most speculative stocks in the market.

And it's a dream come true for many a dreamer.

While the average is drifted lower, Dow dipping 1.SB declining 0.27%.

NASDAQ losing 0.5%.

We should have been stronger in the banks and tech today.

The real action is in the

stocks of companies that make no money whatsoever, and many have close to no revenues. But it doesn't

matter here, because they're the right stocks at the right moment. For this market, you know what I got

to do? I got to borrow a title from one of the late

by Joan Didion. I thought she was such a great writer. And it's the year of magical thinking here.

The year of magical thinking. And boy, is that year ever paying all. Today was an exceptional day

for the three groups that have been leading this year of magical thinking, space, quantum, and nuclear. These are three of the most exciting areas in this market. I want to say

from the outset that I think we're more at the middle than at the end of the magical thinking

year, because too many things are going their way. Do I care? Do I want it? I just want you to make

money. That's what I want. Now, something that shows you how incredible this

moment is, why it keeps drawing people in, because there's so much money being made, assuming

you remember to do what? To ring the register on some. Remember, the money is not made until

it's taken off the table. Now, guess where this one started?

It started in old place in Paris, Paris, France,

where NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Wong told us that quantum computing is reaching an inflection point.

Sounds like an innocuous line.

I was in a statement that we're in reach of being able to apply quantum computing to solve some interesting problems in the coming years. Sounds banal, except only a few months ago. Jensen was talking

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