Jim Cramer, host of Mad Money on CNBC, said Tuesday that investors need to expand their horizons beyond artificial intelligence and data centers. He recommends looking at aerospace with GE Aerospace, which announced the acquisition of Consolidated Precision Products for nearly $12 billion, as well as fintech with Robinhood and Affirm, which has 28 million active customers. In healthcare, Cramer favors Hinge Health and Medtronic, whose strong results have not supported the stock price. He also recommends energy infrastructure names Enbridge and Enterprise Products Partners, which offer dividend yields above 5%, as well as biopharma giant Amgen, whose stock fell 10% following Novartis’ clinical trial failure.
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