Cramer makes the case for why Apple and investors should stick with CEO Tim Cook

Jim Cramer says that Apple still supports Tim Cook despite CEO's resignation. Orum I really believe in Tim, Jim Jim said at the CNBC Investment Club of the New York Stock Exchange on Friday. "He made us a lot of money. For the benefit of suspicion." Jim answered a question from a member who asks if Apple could not reverse things, and whether the club would think of cutting the stock, and addressed the list of concerns about the technology giant of the street, including the announcement that 62 -year -old Coo Jeff Williams would retire this year on Tuesday. Williams was the number 2 manager at Apple. A day later, Lightshed Partners Analyst Walter Piecyk asked Apple to replace Cook. Piecyk gave CEO for an incredible job during the iPhone during the iPhone, but he said Apple now needs a product -oriented CEO. Piecyk, CNBC's "Fast Money" last Wednesday evening, Apple's idea of needing a new leadership is not new among corporate investors, he said. "He can't miss artificial intelligence," Lightshed wrote in his note to customers. Jim recently argued that Apple's purchase of AI starting astonishment as a solution for returning to the game. "They ruined AI. Jeff Williams is retired. Luca Maestri, the big cfo, was gone. New CFO [Sabih Khan] youth. They are currently lacking innovation. Many people feel this vision professional [headset] One bust, "he said. Unlike other technology companies following the tariff -oriented April low, he was currently trading around 209 dollars. In the early this year, an AI -supported speech postponed the release of Siri, Fuel Naysayers, who could not capture the AI revolution, has been made in the United States as a target to eliminate the commodity. However, President Donald Trump may double the price tag of the device. [Cook's] It is time for the head or change, Jim Jim said because investors question the company and the cook in the snow that they have forgotten "thousands and thousands of percentages". [iPhone] is remarkable. So long [iPhone] (Jim Cramer's philanthropic trust is a long Aapl. Look here for a full list of stocks.