Jim Cramer Urges Buying AI Winners Even After 100% Gains

3 articles · Updated · CNBC · May 27

AI and data-center stocks can still be buys after big rallies, Jim Cramer said Wednesday, arguing investors should judge remaining upside rather than dismiss shares as too expensive because they already surged.
Corning illustrates that approach: after the stock climbed from about $52 in July to $77, Cramer said its fiber-optics case in data centers still justified buying; the Investing Club entered on Oct. 21 and shares have since more than doubled.
Arm Holdings was a similar call. After its March 24 launch of a first in-house CPU pushed the stock from roughly $135 to $173 by the Club's April 20 purchase, Cramer said AI-agent demand still supported the trade; shares are now above $300.
The message comes as AI leaders keep extending gains, reinforcing Cramer's view that investors should focus on whether the business story has further room to run.

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