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The gains earned from technology stocks recently have showed no signs of slowing. Enticed by the sudden spike, big money managers have piled into the group, lending these traditional momentum plays even more momentum. The question then is just how long this can last.
The returns have come from almost all areas of the sector, too. While Cramer likes Apple [AAPL
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The right time to get out will coincide with the big money managers’ waning interest in tech. If prices reach a level at which these guys refuse to buy more, Cramer told viewers on Tuesday, then expect the rally to peter out.
How do investors decipher that level before it is reached? Study the charts. While Cramer doesn’t often endorse technical analysis, but practitioners of this school of investing can make educated guesses as to when that will happen. And one of Cramer’s favorite technicians thinks he knows when that is. Not only that, this technician said one specific ETF is the best way to play it.
Is he right? Cramer isn’t sure. Plus, the Mad Money host has his own pick to ride this tech rally as far as it can go. Watch the video for the full report and decide for yourself.
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