The inverse Cramer crowd is celebrating Jim Cramer's latest ill-timed tweet about Boeing (BA) and the slump of the company's stock almost immediately after.
But the occasional big miss doesn't keep Cramer from giving his fans want they want -- his latest investment advice.
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The current climate may be choppy, but investors who sell from a "place of fear" could end up missing the "greatest moves of our era," Cramer said, according to CNBC.
Tech is where the good opportunities lie currently, according to Cramer who named Nvidia (NVDA), Meta Platforms (META), and Apple (AAPL) as his top-3 picks in the sector.
For Nvidia, lagging PC sales are weighing on the stock, but company's growth in its AI vertical has it doing much better in 2023.
Meanwhile Meta is embarking on a "year of efficiency," which makes the stock, which he previously gave up on, very attractive.
The two non-pure play tech companies Cramer is recommending are blue chips General Electric (GE) and Tesla (TSLA).
Cramer notes that both stocks have experienced significant drops from their 2021 prices, but argues investors will be rewarded for their patience in those holdings.
Cramer tweeted "Boeing's really incredible," at 5:45 PM on April 13, referring to news Boeing announced early that day that it will likely have to reduce deliveries of its 737 Max airplane because of a complication with a part made by its supplier, Spirit AeroSystems. Boeing stock dropped 6% after the company's announcement.
