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Jim Cramer's Framework for Buying High-Flying Stocks: Don't Be Hesitant
The 'Mad Money' host shares a mental trick to make paying up for momentum stocks easier
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- CNBC's Jim Cramer offers investors a mental framework to handle buying high-flying stocks, suggesting they 'divide stocks by 10' to reframe prices.
- Using Bloom Energy as an example, he argues that paying $24 for a $23 stock isn't detrimental.
- Cramer reflects on missing AI-linked stocks like Micron, AMD, and Dell due to his price-sensitive approach, urging selective use of this 'must-own' mindset.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer offers investors a mental framework to handle buying high-flying stocks, suggesting they 'divide stocks by 10' to reframe prices. Using Bloom Energy as an example, he argues that paying $24 for a $23 stock isn't detrimental. Cramer reflects on missing AI-linked stocks like Micron, AMD, and Dell due to his price-sensitive approach, urging selective use of this 'must-own' mindset.
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