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Other people, my friends, I'm just trying to make a little money. My job is not just entertained, but to educate, do some teaching. Call me. 1-800-743-C-twee tweet me at Jim Kramer. We're nearing those summer doldrums. When there's a dearth of new issues and corporate news, the market bifurated again today with tech soaring and everything else just kind of chopping wood, which is how you end up with a session

where the Dow advances just 72 points as it becomes 1.08% but the NASDAQ surges 1.91%.

After dealing with a new Fed chief, Kevin Warks,

in the aftermath of the largest IPO in history, SpaceX,

we could use a sleepy interegdom,

and we may finally be getting one.

So let's walk the wall to find out what's going to happen

in next week's events.

And it's going to be kind of interesting and concentrated right in here. Monday, we can come in and find out the White House has finally closed to deal with the Iranians. I don't want to get into the details because I'm not, I'm a stock guy, all right, not a foreign policy guy. But I can tell you that the price of oil is going to come down surprisingly hard. This war sped up a lot of big oil and gas projects while also leading

to another step down in energy use. Nothing too big, but just enough that the fragile balance

that kept the price of oil surprisingly under $100 with the strait of Rune's clothes could bring

about a surprising swoon. Now, this trade's starting to reopen.

Again, I'm expecting shockingly lower oil prices because of this new excess if the piece holds.

Here's my thesis.

The decline in oil could take down the price at the pump to ever lower levels, and eventually

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