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Jim Cramer Calls NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)’s GTC the Woodstock of AI – And He’s Not Missing It

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We recently published a list of 8 Stocks in Focus Under Jim Cramer’s Game Plan. In this article, we are going to take a look at where NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) stands against other stocks in focus under Jim Cramer’s game plan.

Jim Cramer, host of Mad Money, offered some important insights to his viewers on Friday, advising them to closely monitor the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting and the earnings reports from companies. However, he also cautioned that irrespective of what the earnings reveal, the direction of the market will largely be determined by President Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve.

Cramer explained that Monday will mark a significant moment for understanding consumer behavior, as the February retail sales numbers will be released. He forecasted a sharp decline in consumer spending, which he attributed to growing fears among consumers about job security. Cramer noted that many consumers are left wondering if they might be the next to lose their jobs. He added:

“It’s unavoidable, the president’s ability to create a climate of hope or a climate of fear, and lately, Trump’s gone all in on fear.”

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The following day, Tuesday, will bring the release of February housing data, which Cramer emphasized as significant. He stressed that a strong housing market is essential in preventing a recession, which he described as “terrible”.

“Any kind of slowdown is quickly reflected in housing, which then gets reflected in retail. It’s a delicate chain that starts with housing, which is why I’ll be watching these numbers like a hawk.”

Cramer also expressed concern about the high prices of homes, noting that the cost of lumber is a significant factor, with much of the supply coming from Canada. However, he pointed out that the current tensions between the United States and Canada could exacerbate these price pressures.

Wednesday’s events are also of importance, as the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee will meet, and the market will hear from Jerome Powell, the Fed’s chair. Cramer noted that the most recent inflation data, including both the Consumer Price Index and the Producer Price Index, have been relatively favorable, which might suggest that inflation is under control. However, he cautioned that certain areas of the economy still experience persistent high prices.

Furthermore, as per Cramer, there is a looming possibility of a new round of tariffs, potentially as soon as next week, which could include a 25% tariff on all imported vehicles, perhaps on those from Germany, Japan, and South Korea. He then added: