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Investors shift from high-multiple tech names to cheaper stocks

Jim Cramer argued the move is a rotation within technology, not a retreat from AI-related themes.

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CNBC Markets’ Jim Cramer said investors are not abandoning technology or AI exposure, they are instead rotating out of high-multiple tech stocks.

In his view, the shift reflects a preference for cheaper valuations rather than a broader exit from the sector.

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CNBC MarketsJim Cramer says investors aren't ditching tech , they just want cheaper stocks

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