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

Other than my friends, I'm just trying to save a little money. My job is not just to entertain, but to put this all in context to educate.

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Tweet me, Jim Kramer. The fad stocks, they need to go down before non-fad stocks can try them.

That's what's happening. It's just a fact of life in this business.

After last week's meltdown in all things fattish, it's a rare positive and a sea of negativity

that this thing is running its course. And that's what I'm thinking when the Dell

inched up 33 points, S&P shed, 0.5%. But the NASDAQ tumbled 1.21% turning negative for the year. Now I want to make clear, by the way, the decline came at the end of the day.

I don't know what caused it, but it was pronounced.

It was nasty.

Now, nobody wants anybody to lose money, including me.

But there's a thing called froth, and we've got to talk about it, as froth is the enemy of prudence.

Smart investing requires a degree of prudence, something that's highly incompatible with froth.

We've had froth galore and not a lot of prudence running to this hideous market that we got last Thursday and Friday and the end of the day.

Now, the floth has fallen flied. I mean, if we were ordering a cappuccino at Starbucks after waiting for

four minutes, up it, we'd return it. No froth. The answer, it's been tamped down by people

who want something else with a little more staying power. That's why the drug stocks have been

going up. But let's speak to the frothiest of froth. Quantum computing! Yeah, it is pretty funny when you think about it. We know that before Microsoft

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