Jim Cramer warned investors that selling the Magnificent Seven as a block is a mistake, arguing that a single hyperscaler announcing profitable AI products could trigger a powerful rally across all seven stocks. The group shed roughly $2.3 trillion in market value in June and is down more than 13% since mid-May, but Cramer believes the selloff reflects sentiment rather than business fundamentals. He pointed to Meta's plan to manufacture its own AI chip by September 2026 as an example of demand-driven spending that investors misinterpreted. Cramer, who owns six of the seven in his Charitable Trust, said the catalyst for a reversal could come during the upcoming Q2 earnings season, with Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon all reporting in late July and early August.
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