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Jim Cramer Floats 'M-N-Ms' Acronym for Microsoft, Nvidia, and Meta as Tech Stocks Outpace Peers
ByAinvest
Thursday, Jul 3, 2025 4:44 am ET1min read
CNBC commentator Jim Cramer has identified Microsoft, Nvidia, and Meta as the "M-N-Ms," three tech behemoths that have surpassed their "Magnificent Seven" counterparts in the first half of the year, closing at record highs. Cramer attributed their success to specific developments, including Microsoft's 33% growth in Azure cloud business, Nvidia's semiconductor superiority, and Meta's strong advertising abilities. Despite initial setbacks, these companies have shown resilience and adaptability, reflecting the overall strength of the tech sector.
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