I wanted the markets to be defined by huge earnings reports from Microsoft and Meta, says Jim Cramer

Valuation matters. Sure, you can pay whatever you want for a stock you. It's personally you.You don't have to tell anybody. But the price you pay does ultimately matter to your bank account. Especially if you're one of the people who got in on the initial public offering of Figma, the digital design company, which priced its IPO at $33 today, then saw it open for trading at $85 and finished the day at 115 and change.Did you take some off. Did you ring the register or did you just let it ride. Somehow Figma ...