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Cramer Keeps the AI Trade on the Morning Calendar
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Jim Cramer says the AI trade is not going away as the Nasdaq enters correction territory, CNBC reports. His view places continued importance on the investment theme despite a market setback. The distinction is between a recent price experience and an assessment of what will matter over time. The Nasdaq's correction describes a market move. Cramer's statement is an opinion about the durability of the AI trade, not a guarantee that any particular stock will recover or that a downturn will end quickly. CNBC's Investing Club holds its Morning Meeting on weekdays at 10:20 a.m. Eastern. That regular schedule gives the audience a predictable time for discussion, even when the market provides no equivalent promise about prices. A continuing program can revisit the argument as events develop, but the existence of another meeting does not settle the argument in advance. The financial television calendar is a wonderfully reliable institution. It can deliver another conversation every weekday while the index keeps the right to arrive with a different mood. Cramer's conviction remains on the agenda, and the market remains free to debate it without waiting to be recognized by the chair. The scheduled meeting begins on time. The hoped-for recovery has made no such commitment.
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