Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mav Money. Welcome to Kramer.

My friends, I'm just trying to make you little money. My job is not just to entertain you.

It's to put it in context. So call me, 1-800-7-4-3-C-M-C meet me, Jim Kramer. Sometimes you just can't pin a market down.

You see things that are so solid.

Real companies doing real things and getting rewarded for them.

Then you see other companies, small-cap companies,

that are being pushed hired by hedge funds and social media.

With stocks that have no business going higher, it's a broadening market, but not broad enough.

It's speculative, but not so speculative that it's worth worrying too much about.

That's how I feel on the day when the Dow jumped 508 points has to be gained 0.78%.

National Advantage, 0.6.1%.

In short, it was a terrific outing for stocks, no matter how you feel. So let's play a game. Let's talk about what's troubling in this market and what's not. Maybe that way you can figure out how to approach things, because, boy, is it getting confusing. I want to start with the tariff deal that President Trump struck with the Japanese last night. That's the largest trade deal ever, at least according to the president.

Make the mistake, this was a terrific deal for both sides.

There's now a 15% tariff on Japanese products, including cars, win for the Treasury,

even as it raises the price of Japanese cars and trucks for you.

But if there was no deal, it would have been almost double that.

So the Japanese automakers saw their stock soar. No, look, I happen to like deals where you

could take either side and still feel like you got to win. And this was one of them. I'm sure

Japan would have preferred the pre-Trump status quo. But this is much, much less extreme than anyone was expecting in April.

I say great stuff.

Buy by buy!

At the same time, though, if you're Fed Chief J-Pow, you're looking at the price of new cars,

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