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Cramer Likes Applied Digital on the Dip — but Warns: 'Start It Small, Don't Start It Big'

Jul 16, 2026, 12:48 PMAvi Kapoor

Cramer likes APLD, but advises starting small due to losses. He also recommends buying BE as a non-combustible power source. He says no to LEN and considers XEG a speculative buy. He remains long on ROAD and expects consolidation.

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