Jim Cramer says AMD owns the market's attention — but sees room for others in chips
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 24, 2026.
Cramer signals that while AMD dominates investor focus, sector rotation may create openings elsewhere in chip stocks.
Market only has eyes for AMD right now... and why not? Fantastic story and Lisa Su is fantastic. But there is room for others!
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Jim Cramer took to X on July 24 to heap praise on Advanced Micro Devices and its CEO Lisa Su, calling both the company and its leader fantastic. His post captured what many investors are already feeling: AMD has become the dominant conversation in the chip sector, pulling attention — and likely capital — toward it at the expense of peers.
Cramer's closing line, 'there is room for others,' is the part worth sitting with. It reads as a nudge toward sector rotation, suggesting that while AMD's story is compelling, the concentration of investor focus on a single name can create openings elsewhere in the semiconductor space for those willing to look beyond the current darling.
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The post drew 80 likes, 59 replies, and 6 retweets, indicating the take sparked genuine debate among followers rather than simple agreement. Whether that reaction reflects pushback on AMD's valuation, curiosity about which names Cramer thinks are being overlooked, or both, the thread is worth checking directly.
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