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Jim Cramer confirms investors are too focused on AI stocks
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that investors need to expand their horizons beyond the artificial intelligence trade.
Key facts
- GE Aerospace announced Tuesday it would spend nearly $12 billion to acquire aerospace castings supplier Consolidated Precision Products, a deal he said should strengthen the engine maker's supply
- He also likes Affirm, which has 28 million active customers and partnerships with major companies including Amazon, Costco, Walmart and Apple
- CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that investors need to expand their horizons beyond the artificial intelligence trade
- There's more to life, and investing, than the data center," the " Mad Money " host said
Summary
AI infrastructure stocks have soared this year, though many have pulled back in recent weeks. "It's not worth it to load up the boat," he said. Cramer first pointed to aerospace. In fintech, Cramer highlighted trading platform Robinhood and buy now, pay later company Affirm.