#jim-cramer

#jim-cramer

Look, investors didn't get what they wanted to hear last night. I think that it was pretty straightforward that there were a lot of people buying stocks, betting that this was going to be the official wind-down. Not more bombing.

The Magnificent Seven have been running out of fuel well before we rang in the new year. And while the Mag Seven may have clocked in the most underwhelming first three weeks of the year in quite a while (the Mag Seven usually start new years with strength rather than weakness), I certainly wouldn't hit the panic button just yet.

Jim Cramer does not like Workday (WDAY) and is worried about the competition coming for it, which may lead to investor aversion similar to Salesforce.

Robinhood went public during the meme stock frenzy and attracted young, new investors. Its platform offers fee-free trades, which means investors take home higher profits.

Cramer praised Palantir as a 'must-own' stock, highlighting its significant growth and the leadership of CEO Alex Karp as crucial for its success.

Investors shouldn't rely solely upon the former hedge fund manager's stock picking advice because his stock calls can be wrong as often as they are right.

Cramer noted, "MSFT is not a factor if it splits with OpenAI." However, Microsoft's independent revenue streams suggest that the company's prospects are not solely linked to OpenAI.