Cramer Warns Bull Market Pillars Are Crumbling as $80 Billion AI Raise Drains Liquidity
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Updated · CNBC · Jun 8
Cramer Warns Bull Market Pillars Are Crumbling as $80 Billion AI Raise Drains Liquidity
2 articles · Updated · CNBC · Jun 8
Summary
Jim Cramer said Monday he is no longer bullish on stocks, arguing investors will likely get a better buying opportunity than current levels.
Friday's strong U.S. jobs report is his biggest concern because it weakens the case for 1-2 Federal Reserve rate cuts and could even revive talk of a rate hike.
SpaceX's looming IPO adds another risk: Cramer said a too-hot debut could reverse sharply and sour broader market sentiment, while also pulling cash away from other stocks.
Apple's post-WWDC weakness and Alphabet's recent $80 billion equity raise for AI infrastructure reinforce his view that market leadership is faltering and more fundraising could drain liquidity further.
Taken together, Cramer said fading rate-cut hopes, deal-driven cash demands and weakness in a key tech leader have created a much tougher backdrop for the recent rally.