My mission is simple, to make you money. I'm here to level the playing field for all investors.

There's always a home market somewhere, and I promise to help you find it. Man Money starts now.

Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to Kramer. I'm just trying to save you some money here.

My job, not just entertained, but trying to explain all this stuff.

So call me, 1-800-743, CBC.

Tweet me at Jim Kramer.

Fraught.

That's the word we use in the office for days like today, when so much seems to be going wrong. Even if the averages weren't that terrible,

Dow declining 137 points, has to be slipping 0.47 percent. Nassau losing 0.5.1%. We did catch a late-day

rally in the averages. Now, we've got a budding revolt against some of the magnificent seven that

makes you feel like we're getting closer to the end of the movie. Maybe only three of the seven

make it out. Pessimistic.

We've got a Fed that seems to be backing it off from its optimism about inflation. The economy's

too strong to justify rate cuts. Pessimistic. Oh, and there's some incredibly solid action

in the health care stocks, the telcos, the bags, the transports, and the travel, leisure stocks, aerospace is on fire.

By the way, people, that's a huge percentage of the market. But who cares, right? We only care about tech, tech, tech, tech. I think that that's wrong. Let's break them down, because if this

market feels like a minefield, it's a minefield of our own choosing. There are plenty of areas with clear paths if you're going to look. First, let's take

the Fed. Today, J-Powl once again made it clear that he's looking at the data to figure out what

to do next. Sure, a few months ago, they thought that the economy was slowing in an inordinate

pace. They spoke about needing to be vigilant because they feared they would fall behind if the economy really took a header.

But the economy didn't take a header.

Instead, I think the Fed didn't and couldn't predict the burst of economic activity that came with the election of President Trump.

...