Hey, I'm Kramer.

Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to MavMoney. Welcome to Kramer.

I'm just trying to make you little money. My job is not just entertained but they educate to teach you.

So call me at 100, 743 CMC or tweet me at Jim Kramer. NVIDIA.

Own it, don't trade it.

That's been my advice for about $3.7 trillion in market capitalization.

Today, Nvidia became the first $4 trillion company.

And it's hard not to celebrate the success of this business, or the man behind it, Jensen Wong, who has truly changed the world, your world.

It's a big deal to hit $4 trillion, and it captivated the whole market today.

Dow gaining 218 points, Nvidia's into Dow.

S&B advanced 0.61%, and and the NASDA climb 0.95%.

Before I get into anything else, let me just say this.

Jensen Wong is like no other executive I've ever met. I've met a lot of them.

When he was in his formative years, Jensen worked at Denny's as a busboy, dishwasher,

all those other jobs we don't ever want to do, even if, like me, we did them. I know it seems preposterous,

but Jensen impresses me as someone who still acts like he's working at Denny's. Still trying to do a great

job, still being respectful and kind and helpful, still trying to get ahead. As for the $4 trillion

mark, Jensen doesn't have time to celebrate. It's not going to stop. That would be eubris.

This man is no eubris. Instead, he has two qualities that are in very short supply these days

anywhere. He's graciousness and gratitude. The graciousness is an exact counter to pomposity and

arrogance. He doesn't have any of those qualities either. The gratitude, it's to those who

believed in him, to the shareholders, to those who believed in him, to the shareholders,

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