His second rule is that paying taxes is acceptable. Finally, Cramer stressed the importance of not making large, all-at-once buys or sales, recommending gradual adjustments to positions instead.

CNBC's Jim Cramer examined Monday's market action, saying the tech-heavy Nasdaq failed to rally largely due to a unique ...

His second rule is that paying taxes is acceptable. Finally, Cramer stressed the importance of not making large, all-at-once buys or sales, recommending gradual adjustments to positions instead.

His second rule is that paying taxes is acceptable. Finally, Cramer stressed the importance of not making large, all-at-once buys or sales, recommending gradual adjustments to positions instead.

CNBC's Jim Cramer examined Monday's market action, saying the tech-heavy Nasdaq failed to rally largely due to a unique one-two punch: The U.S. government and billionaire Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Cramer criticized the new export rule and said that such action is "short-sighted," and the federal government shouldn't intervene as heavily in the semiconductor world. He also called Zuckerberg ...