Jim Cramer reviews recent Wall Street fears that were overblown

Jim Cramer of CNBC reviewed a number of pessimistic emotions that have exploded in Wall Street in the last few months and said on Monday, sometimes the market negativity would be extreme.

“You can always find something wrong if you really want. The errors are so easy to excavate on a daily basis,” he said. “What’s funny, when the wrong thing goes right, nobody accepts it.”

Cramer focused primarily on a series of negative theories about technology companies, Alphabet. In the spring, investors said that the monopoly decision of the Ministry of Justice means that the search giant will undoubtedly be forced to disintegrate to be punished. However, the stock jumped last week after a judge decided that the alphabet would not have to disposal. Cramer admitted that he made a mistake in selling alphabet shares for the CNBC Investing Club Foundation Foundation.

Amazon And AppleCramer said that stocks were hunted in negative theories, but his shares were finally recovered. Some investors were afraid that the web services department was afraid of being left behind. MicrosoftAzure. However, the market continued with this concern and focused on the positive and said that some investors expect Amazon Prime to see how much more income they can bring. Tightening of restrictions in shared accounts. Apple also worried that it was worried that the artificial intelligence strategy was much weaker than its peers. However, the stock climbed after it was understood that Google could maintain a profitable agreement to adjust the profitable agreement with Apple on iPhones.

Cramer also touched NvidiaAlthough it exceeds expectations, the place where the stock sees losses after earnings. He said that an analyst from Citi had cut Nvidia’s price target on Monday and that other artificial intelligence chip producers competed. Broadcom. Cramer said he believes that he had both Broadcom and Nvidia, but the latter price performance was “much better than other companies”.

“I bet, we’ll look at the Citi Price target segment, and we’ll realize that it’s an error just like the others,” he said.

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