Jim Cramer Names His ‘Sacred Stocks' and Why He Won't Sell Them

Jim Cramer says only two stocks have earned his rare sacred status, a label that exempts them from his own strict sell discipline. He made that case in the same episode. He told viewers to abandon almost any other holding once its story changes.

Nvidia and Apple, however, are the exceptions. The Rule That Makes Exceptions Rare Cramer’s core message is blunt. Investors should practice what he calls buy and homework, not buy and hold. A stock earns loyalty only while its original thesis holds.

Once the facts change, he says, the position has to go. That discipline is central to his public reputation. Traders have built entire strategies around wagering against his calls, an approach BeInCrypto has chronicled through the Inverse Cramer trade.

Against that backdrop, naming any stock untouchable is a rare move for Cramer. Why Nvidia and Apple Get a Pass Cramer reserves his highest blessing, own it, don’t trade it, for exactly two companies. He pointed to management quality as the deciding factor behind that trust.