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“This is indeed the ultimate stealth rolling bull market,” Cramer said Tuesday.
While most stock runs are a product of many sectors surging at the same time, the market right now is being carried by just one sector at a time. These rolling sets of bull markets, Cramer said, “mask the true power of this entire move.”
This started back in the spring, when many bank stocks doubled and tripled their way into the summer and then took off again in July. Recently, the semiconductors and retail took the lead. Then a few weeks ago, the tech sector made its move, with Apple [AAPL
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Oil and gas, too, has played a part. The natural gas names like XTO Energy [XTO
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] jumped 15% to 20% and then handed the baton to the oils. Now Occidental Petroleum [OXY
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] ramped 10%.
Last week, Warren Buffett’s purchase of Burlington Northern Santa Fe [BNI
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], CSX [CSX
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] and others. On Tuesday, defensive stocks that work during a recession registered noteworthy gains, as Altria [MO
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], Coca-Cola [KO
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] pushed higher. A relay race of sorts is under way, and for many investors the pieces aren’t forming a whole picture. But make no mistake, Cramer said, this is a bull market.
So what happens when we run out of sectors? Cramer predicted we’d cycle back to the most rested groups. First the banks and tech, then oil and so on.
“It’s a relentless run higher,” Cramer said.
Cramer’s charitable trust owns Altria and BP.
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