Jim Cramer: Wall Street's AI trade shifts from big tech buyers to suppliers
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Alexa LoMonaco
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CNBC's Jim Cramer explains that Wall Street's AI trade has shifted from rewarding the "Magnificent Seven" tech giants (Apple, Alphabet, etc.) to rewarding the companies supplying products and infrastructure for the AI boom. The Mag 7 collectively lost about $2.3 trillion in market value in June as investors questioned whether their massive AI spending will generate sufficient returns. Cramer's framework suggests the market is now favoring suppliers with high-demand products over the big tech customers funding the AI buildout.
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· 2 pulledWall Street's now rewarding tech companies with products in high demand and punishing their customers.
The shift comes as the 'Magnificent Seven' collectively shed roughly $2.3 trillion in market value during the month of June as investors questioned whether the group's enormous AI spending will ultimately generate enough earnings and free cash flow to justify their decisions.
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