Quick Read – Cramer urged leveraged AI investors to sell at 9:30 AM no matter what, specifically calling out those on margin, in leveraged ETFs, or holding short-dated calls. – NVDA call options show a 322x volume-to-open-interest ratio, while MU and STX have each surged over…
7% YTD, flagging extreme leveraged exposure. – AMD trades at a P/E of 186, while SMCI missed revenue by 18% and carries $8.8B in debt alongside an active board review. – On last night’s Mad Money, Jim Cramer delivered one of his sharpest de-risking calls of the year, aimed squarely at investors who are borrowing money to ride the AI infrastructure trade. His words: “If you are borrowing money to buy something related to the data center, here’s what you’re going to do
Tomorrow morning, 9:30 AM, sell it. No matter what. You will not regret it.” The nuance matters.
Cramer’s warning targets leveraged holders specifically: those on margin, in leveraged ETFs, or stacked in short-dated call options. He wants them to take the leverage off before the opening bell. Why Cramer Is Ringing the Bell Now The backdrop this morning is the reason the call landed with force.