Jim Cramer says tech stocks are losing the qualities that made them the leaders of the rally
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that technology stocks are losing many of the qualities that made them the market's dominant leadership group over the past three years.
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What happened
CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that technology stocks are losing many of the qualities that made them the market's dominant leadership group over the past three years.
Why it matters
"A real bull market has leaders, and those leaders have terrific characteristics," the "Mad Money" host said.
Common ground
"They make a lot of money, there's a limited number of them, and there aren't too many shares around because these companies constantly buy them back." Following the mini banking crisis in 2023, tech stocks led the market higher.
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