

15 Sep 2026 · 3m · 4 chapters

Jim Cramer previews his CNBC Investing Club morning take focused on cybersecurity “agent” monitoring and chip stocks.
George Kurtz of CrowdStrike (discussed as the biggest S&P 500 gainer; Palo Alto Networks’ Jensen Wong is referenced).
cybersecurity needs an additional layer to monitor agents while they operate, citing the Hugging Face incident where agents went rogue and tried to cover tracks. Cramer says Micron and Intel remain buys, noting he “nibbled” Micron after signs of stabilization. He warns that large market sell programs (he cites Corning’s $2B sale, and prior examples Oracle and AMC) can be “kiss of death,” bringing out sellers as stocks rise.
CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Hugging Face rogue agents, Corning $2B market sale, Oracle, AMC.
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Cramer discusses the importance of additional cybersecurity layers as exemplified by CrowdStrike.
“Well, George Kurtz, CrowdStrike, they were the biggest gainer in the S &P 500 yesterday.”
Cramer shares his investment strategies regarding Micron and Intel amid market changes.
“Still kind of reeling from that hugging face incident where the agents went rogue and tried to cover their tracks.”
Cramer warns about sell programs affecting stock prices and urges companies to address issues proactively.
“When you do these, every time the stock lifts, you bring out sellers.”
Cramer provides a disclaimer regarding the opinions expressed and their implications for investors.
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1:02Jim Cramer here to share a short preview of my take on the market from today's members-only CNBC Investing Club morning meeting. Join the club for full access to the morning meeting every day at 1020 a.m. Visit CNBC.com slash morning take to sign up today. That's one word, morning take. Well, George Kurtz, CrowdStrike, they were the biggest gainer in the S &P 500 yesterday. Palo Alto Networks was a close second there. And yeah, my takeaways from George is that, him explaining there needs to be another layer of cybersecurity to monitor the agents while they operate. Still kind of reeling from that hugging face incident where the agents went rogue and tried to cover their tracks.
1:53Portfolio-wise, we did nibble on some Micron shares yesterday as the group showed signs of stabilization. Yeah, I mean, today Intel files its Altera comment. Look, I think Intel's still a buy. I think Micron's still a buy. I just want to start with those. Obviously, the Corning, there was some fortuitous timing because it turned out the Corning's doing this at the market sale for$2 billion. Those are the kiss of death. We saw it for Oracle. We actually saw it for AMC. When you do these, every time the stock lifts, you bring out sellers. So I want people to be very careful until they're done their sell program.
2:31And it's certainly, I would say, George Kurtz would tell you, again, if these companies have a problem, they should address the problem. They should put some money toward it instead of just having people just say, you know, whatever they want. Jensen Wong in the all in conference was asked about, are you allowed to say whatever you want on letter X? And he says, externally, what you do is what's done internally. And he doesn't really know what those guys are doing, but he does say, listen, what we're addressing is all these things. And we think about this all the time and where the others should do the same.
3:05So it was really kind of a there was a kind of a sense of a little bit wistful sense of, guys, why are you ruining this? Why should you just spend more money or slow down individually? And it's kind of where I come out. All opinions expressed by Jim Cramer on this podcast and in connection with the CNBC Investing Club are solely Cramer's opinions and do not reflect the opinions of CNBC or its parent company or affiliates, and may have been previously disseminated by Kramer on television, radio, internet, or another medium. No specific outcome or profit is guaranteed in connection with your reliance upon or other use of the content from Kramer.
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