Jim Cramer says the Nvidia selloff is driven by fear, not fundamentals, and argues investors should stick with AI leaders despite Alphabet’s chip shift.
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday that investors obsessed with the selloff in Nvidia
and other AI companies are approaching the market with the wrong mindset. In his view, owning artificial intelligence stocks requires conviction — and if you don’t have it, there’s a whole world of safer, slower-growth names to choose from.
“You either believe in artificial intelligence or you should just stay away,” Cramer said.
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