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'I Don't Know John Ternus,' Jim Cramer Says — but He Trusts Tim Cook's Word on Apple's Next CEO

Aug 28, 2026, 12:05 PMAvi Kapoor

Jim Cramer recommends buying CSCO, notes its strong quarter. APPL still a good buy with Tim Cook's successor announced. Vale may hedge inflation. ERock not advised, go with CoreWeave. Cisco, Apple, ERock shares up, Vale down.

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