Jim Cramer

Because most of what happens in stocks is a Wall Street fashion show.

And if you're not involved in the Wall Street fashion show, you really have no idea why you would be interested in buying a company like Spotify.

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Okay, I am a believer that when I started out, I had to go to the New York Public Library to read really old transcripts and get what was called microfiche.

And the transcripts weren't really of the quarter because they didn't have that.

We never knew what the prices were during the day and there was no accessibility, there were no websites.

All that's changed.

And now you even have throw-in chat to your perplexity.

You have the same things that these hot shots have.

And yet we're still considered, individuals are still considered to be as stupid as they were without any tools.

I think people, justifiably, the great beards were right when you could have looked at something and said, look, I like this, but I don't know how to look at Apple.

But now there's so many different ways to be able to look at it that why should you be denied it?

And what I did, instead of just trashing the whole notion of diversification, I say 50% should be S&P.

Now, those people say no stock.

I'm willing to have 50% S&P.

But what bothers me the most is that it is –

You know, you have kids, say, and my daughter had an iPod, the baby, you know, the initial stuff.

And she asked me for a pink one after I bought a blue one.

I said, how could you?

Okay, what happened?