Jim Cramer Defends Nvidia Stock Amid AI Doubts
Nvidia shares face turbulence as investors question AI dominance. CNBC's Jim Cramer dismisses the selloff as psychological rather than fundamental, asserting the chipmaker's long-term leadership remains intact.
Alphabet and Meta's exploration of alternative AI chips with Broadcom rattled markets, but Cramer frames this as a test of conviction. 'You either believe in artificial intelligence or you should just stay away,' he declared on Mad Money, characterizing the volatility as noise.
The stock's retreat from post-earnings highs reflects what Cramer calls a 'zero-sum fear game' mentality. While competitors diversify supply chains, Nvidia's hardware moat in AI acceleration stays unchallenged.