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But the slide that we look like we are going to have will quickly take on a huge significance, with lots of commentary about all of the usual fiascos and woes and worries. Maybe today we will make it "we don't have a strong president or a strong dollar" day. Or an "OPEC isn't going to get oil to $80" day. Pick one. They all suit. I will merely point out that China's still on board with its stimulus, and I expect to hear more of that as we go toward Oct. 1, the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It takes a good communist country to get the capitalist juices going. And Texas Instruments (TXN - commentary - Trade Now) did indeed say things are rosier than they thought, and that's good news for everyone from Best Buy (BBY - commentary - Trade Now) and Dell (DELL - commentary - Trade Now) to Corning (GLW - commentary - Trade Now) and Skyworks (SWKS - commentary - Trade Now) (not that it was needed there), just to name a few analogues and pin actions off of digital growth. At the time of publication, Cramer had no positions in the stocks mentioned.
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