Hey, I'm Kramer.

Hey, I'm Kramer.

Welcome to Mab Money. Welcome to Kramerica.

I'll be with my friends. I'm just trying to make a little money.

My job is necessary to entertain you but to educate to teach you.

So call me at 1807.4.3C. Tweet me, Jim Kramer.

Park exhaust me. I'm talking about my handy acronym for Palantir, Applovin, Robin Hood, and Coinbase. These are four of the many

stocks that seem to have no quitting them, even if they all pull back hard into the close today,

giving us a rare moment to evaluate them on relative weakness. It's better for me

to talk about these stocks on a down day so you can get a discount if you were so inclined.

These park names are emblematic of how stocks have devolved into a two-track market. There's the

SP500. And then there's this handful of stocks that retail investors have anointed and relentlessly take up without any real bounds.

Today, with the Dowd dipping 19 points, let's be inching up 0.14%.

And the NASDAQ advancing 0.38%.

Most of the Park stocks ultimately took a breather, not a beater, but a breather.

But a 50s any guy.

They'll bounce right back.

Probably tomorrow.

Now, even though I say Park, these four stocks are just representatives of what's been going on in this market. They're actually the best of the lot. They have earnings. They have analysts following them. It will come up with estimates. Although, judging, by the way, people have been buying these names. Neither of those things like estimates and analysts seems to matter at all.

Now, you've got, oh, hey, you've also got the nuclear power stories like Aklow, which sold off hard today, or the stocks that make for electric vehicles, like the back from the dead

quantum escape, which makes a new kind of battery that's captured

the fancy of retail investors, although that wasn't enough to prevent the stock from

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