JIM KRAMER CLAIMS THAT THE MARKET'S REACTION TO SAMSUNG OR PREMONITIONS A SHIFT IN THE DOMINANT INDUSTRY IN AI

On 8 July, the CNBC moderator, Jim Kramer, stated that Tuesday's United States-American stock held a reenactment on Wall Street: Samsung's chip unit suffered a collective setback after the launch of the Tristar financials, while the large technological poles, which continued to be weak for most of this year, rebounded all over the line. This move was prompted by the release of the Korean Tristar News on Tuesday of local time, where the price of the Korean electronic giant fell by 7 per cent that day. Kramer assessed that the three-star performance, while bright, did not meet market expectations, which led to renewed questioning of their product demand, particularly for the storage of chips. But what really struck Kramer was the direction in which the money went. He stated that the investors did not withdraw from the technology block as a whole, but rather repositioned a number of technology giants, including the Amazon, the alphabet, the apples and even the British Wida, which had been under pressure for so long this year. Enterprise software manufacturers such as Saifou, Odobe and Servicenow are also receiving funds to buy in. Kramer added that it remained to be seen whether the current phase would open up a continuous style switch, but that the Tuesday line was highly indicative and the main market line was heavily rotated. “Today, it may be a starting point for a round of grandeurs or short-term fluctuations. But as far as I'm concerned, the direction of the market has clearly changed.”