CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Tuesday advised investors his three inventory picks from the worst- and best-performing shares in the Nasdaq 100 throughout the first half of this 12 months.
“Tech stocks were horrendous in the first half. … No Apples, no Googles, no semis, no software as services – just default names that show you that tech’s become absolutely hated, maybe so hated that I think we could see a serious bounce,” he stated.
“When it comes to tech, FANG went into a portfolio manager-induced coma in the first half and Netflix was the first to be put under. What else is there to say, except that if any stock has fallen hard enough … then there’s certainly hope for a resuscitation,” he added, referring to his acronym for Facebook-parent Meta, Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet.
To illustrate his level, the “Mad Money” host listed the 5 worst and 5 finest performers in the Nasdaq 100.
Out of the 10 names, he highlighted two shares as potential buys.
Here is his record of the prime 5 finest performers in the Nasdaq 100:
- Vertex Pharmaceuticals
- Activision Blizzard
- T-Mobile
- Constellation Energy
- Seagen
Out of these names, Cramer stated that he thinks investors should purchase shares of Seagen, particularly given hypothesis that Merck may make a bid for the biotech firm, in line with The Wall Street Journal.
T-Mobile can also be a purchase, he stated, predicting that the firm can have an important efficiency in its subsequent quarter.
Next, Cramer went over the 5 worst performers in the Nasdaq 100.
Here is his record:
- Netflix
- Align Technology
- PayPal
- DocuSign
- Okta
Cramer stated that he believes Align is enticing at its present worth. “I think it can make a slow and steady comeback,” he stated.
Disclosure: Cramer’s Charitable Trust owns shares of Alphabet, Amazon and Meta.
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