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

I'm doing my friends. I'm just trying to make you a little money. My job is not just to entertain, but to teach you. So call me at 1-800-743 CBC.

Please, Jim Kramer. You can always find something wrong if you really want to.

It's so easy that you can generate mistakes on a daily basis.

Funny thing, though, what went wrong goes right, nobody acknowledged it.

The hurdle was overcome.

That's the worst case never happened. Never acknowledged. And that's

how you can end up with days like today where the Dow gained 114. That's to be an advanced.

Point 21%. Now, it's like jump point four or five percent, despite an overwhelming chatter of

negativity at the opening from both analysts and the media. Front and center, let's talk about

the bond market for a moment. I always like to remind you that bonds are more important than stocks. They're determinants. They're much bigger than stocks. They're much bigger than stocks. They're supposed to tell you what happens next. But lately, bonds have been consistently wrong. They haven't helped you at all to make money in stocks. Instead, they keep encouraging

you to trade the wrong way. A few weeks ago, we came in every day, every day, and saw that

the 10-year treasury yield kept climbing ever higher. Each tick drove stocks lower. We seemed doomed.

Yet in the last few days, the yields have plummeted.

And today we hit a level that we haven't seen since April 7th

when we thought we were going into a tariff-induced recession after Liberation Day.

That's right.

The yield in the tenure is back to where it was when we thought we were facing Armageddon.

This time, it's thanks to a weaker set of employment numbers,

much less dangerous and certainly reversible.

Something that was horrible morphed into something fabulous.

But it wasn't even noticed, and the people who were saying, well, they're gone.

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