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Jim Cramer Says Buy 2 AI Stocks up 460% and 1,300% Since 2023 -- Wall Street Agrees
CNBC's Jim Cramer is bullish on Nvidia and Meta Platforms.
Readers probably know Jim Cramer as the boisterous host of CNBC's Mad Money. What you may not know is that Cramer previously ran a hedge fund that earned an astonishing return of 24% annually over 14 years.
In the past month, Cramer has recommended buying shares of Nvidia(NASDAQ: NVDA) and Meta Platforms(NASDAQ: META). The stocks are up 1,300% and 460%, respectively, since January 2023. But most Wall Street analysts still think they are undervalued today.
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