after a series sell off. now with no money flowing into the market or even with outflows you can still have powerful moves in the stocks and sectors that are trying to alert through leadership and the turmoil. but the fuel to make those moves happen can't just coue out of thin air. it's money and it has to come from somewhere. so if people are still looking to invest the money will be pulled out of the least exciting and least interesting groups of stocks as investors swap out of them and the one with power and the ones with more lift. people will happily sell them in order to raise cash. this churning move is called a rotation. they sent quite a few rotations since the market bottomed in 2009. without new money flowing in the advance often comes zero sum and ultimately can and probably will run out of fuel. as soon as the selling comes to an end the leaders also run out of team. there's not enough left on the sidelines to drive them higher if it comes in and when investors on the sidelines are

worse can happen. you can get a rally in what i call the wrong stocks. that's right. the stocks that signal slow downs or even recessions. namely the food and drug names used as fuel during the previous advance. these stocks can become the markets new leaders. and right back in. it must be ahead. no matter because these nondurables are get sog cheap. you never want to see any of the consumer staples where they're the only ones going higher. it means people think the economy is going to get worse. it's a long time to come. one of the most horrible things you can see is a powerful rally in the wrong stocks. think about coca-cola and

if that's all that's going higher that's trouble. the bottom line. there's nothing more disconcerting than watching a beverage or drug stock plowing higher without understanding the damage it's leaving in it's wake with the rest of the market. until and unless there's vast sums of money coming in from the sidelines you need to be more cautious and left effective unless you see them do the jobs as generals and leaders. watch the sector leadership to help give you a read on macro sentiment and suspect more of a sustained rally. in the meantime look for opportunities to buy high quality names where the stocks and not companies are broken and be ware of buy backs that aren't pop up prices only to see them go right down from unstoppable high frequency bombers. remember the coast isn't clear unless the vast preponderance is higher. after the huge run in the

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i know it's painful but you have self-charging tables from integrated eti. that's what i really need. here's at dnj. my financial advisor warned me about watching the market every day. it's more frustrating than ever. i like to check in on the market if i were on vacation. don't be obsessive about it. because that is not what you're trying to do. you're trying to buy good companies with stocks that are good at prices you like and just to watch it all the time doesn't

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and of course stick with cramer. >> i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you next time. it's friday january 1st. coming up on "early today." welcome to 2016. millioning ringing in the new.

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