Jim Cramer is unfazed by Tuesday's sell-off: 'You should expect them, even hope for them'
Jim Cramer expressed that he is not concerned about the recent sell-off in AI stocks, viewing it as a necessary market correction. He compared sell-offs to rain for gardening, suggesting they are beneficial for the stock market. Despite the declines, Cramer maintains a positive outlook on the long-term prospects of AI companies.
- ▪Jim Cramer believes sell-offs are necessary for the stock market.
- ▪He compared sell-offs to rain, suggesting they help the market grow.
- ▪Cramer welcomed a negative report on OpenAI as a needed correction for overheated stocks.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said he's unfazed by Tuesday's sell-off in AI stocks because it's exactly what the market needs."Rain is to gardening as sell-offs are to the stock market," the "Mad Money" host said. "You should expect them, maybe even hope for them. We just don't realize it at the time."Stocks retreated on Tuesday following a Wall Street Journal report that said OpenAI missed internal growth targets, raising questions about spending across a bunch of artificial intelligence-linked stocks. After weeks of parabolic gains, Cramer said a reset was inevitable. He pointed to the late 1990s when stocks climbed relentlessly with barely any meaningful declines before a wave of selling from companies and insiders crushed the market.
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