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b.k. is right, it matters when it matters.thing i've learned in 40 years, that's one of the things i've had to learn. right now it doesn't matter. right now it wants to go higher. right now yields are going down and right now stock prices are going higher. that's just the way it is. >> hold your thoughts, for a moment, everybody. there is one other story developing today. mary jo white cgave a speech containing a few surprises. bob pisani can fill us in. >> she gave a speech today and it was very interesting. she called for a comprehensive review of market structure on the way out, i did get a chance briefly to speak with her and she emphatically insists the markets are not rigged. take a listen. >> the clear message is the markets aren't rigged. we have the strongest, most resilient markets in the world. again, doesn't mean they're perfect and we obviously are constantly working on them to make them fairer and to better serve all investors and companies, trying to raise capital. >> do you think a more forceful statement would

. >> b.k., bought gold, you should too. >> march vel. >> see you tomorrow. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain but to teach, coach, educate. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. how can i explain today's action? >> yep, they're back. that's right. washington. with all this horrendous confidence destroying overtones, it's right back on the front business pages. and as you might expect, the market's had to take a tumble, the dow tumbling, s&p dropping .13%. indeed, the "wall street journal's" lead headline, tea party upsets gop number two cantor, took our breath away, caused many a buyer to turn seller. and i can't blame them. did you know that every single big decline in this market since the generational bottom, every gut wrenching bone clenching se

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i was talking to b.k. and brian kelly at the same time. numbers in a bull market, the bull should have grabbed on to this and run, and they did early, but then we failed. so, it's sort of interesting. i mean, again, i am not going to make a big deal out of one day, but i'm still, and i said it to you a couple weeks ago, so i've got to be true. i've been wrong, but i think the s&p would trade down to 1,860 by the end of the month. i've got four trading days left and we'll see. i think there's a shot of that happening. >> that's actually what sam suggested last hour, maybe this has something to do with the looming end of the quarter. mike santilli, i'd like to know what year this is. >> i was thinking 2005. we've already had bigger gains than 2005, which was a range-bound market, not much digesting last year's gains. it seems like there was a real nervous equilibrium, near all-time highs, and the market seems to be saying what else you got? good economic data, as guy just mentioned, didn't really tack on too much there. and everyone was sayi