Jim Cramer looks at Amazon and Apple and why it can be tough to sit on good stocks

CNBC's Jim Cramer connected Tuesday described wherefore it tin beryllium hard for investors to beryllium connected coagulated stocks. Some tin get spooked by expert downgrades, for example, and merchantability their presumption successful a large institution that volition beryllium hard to aboriginal bargain back.

"In the past decade, the toughest happening to bash is to clasp connected to bully stocks," helium said. "But analysts and commentators emotion to instrumentality purpose astatine large semipermanent winners. Their jeremiads person frightened truthful galore radical retired of immoderate astonishing gains."

According to Cramer, galore connected Wall Street tin beryllium "complacent," with bulls ignoring downside risks and bears ignoring opportunities. If investors privation to instrumentality enactment connected a downgrade, it's omniscient to hold for a bounce to sell. Then, bargain backmost astatine a little price, but that is "incredibly hard" to achieve, adjacent for talented traders, helium said.

Cramer recapped enactment successful the stocks of Apple and Amazon, which received downgrades connected Monday — ratings with which Cramer disagreed. Analysts were bearish connected Apple successful portion due to the fact that of perceived hardware issues with the newest iPhone model, but Cramer countered that the company's products person been continuously popular. He besides acknowledged that Amazon whitethorn beryllium facing immoderate headwinds, but the megacap has a dependable way grounds of bouncing back.

Both stocks sold disconnected heavy connected Monday, helium pointed out, but they recovered by Tuesday — hampering investors' chances of buying backmost shares if they sold during the erstwhile session.

"I request you to recognize that erstwhile analysts downgrade aft stocks person already been hammered, erstwhile truly bully investors disregard the positives, then, it whitethorn beryllium a grim time," Cramer said. "But not truthful grim that we can't marque wealth by focusing connected the fundamentals of the companies."

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Disclaimer The CNBC Investing Club Charitable Trust holds shares of Apple and Amazon.