Your job is to sit tight and find high-quality stocks to stick with for as long as the underlying business stays strong, Jim Cramer says.
. The current benchmark rate stands at 2.25% to 2.5%. Fed Chair Jerome Powell initially planned to continue raising rates in 2019, but shifted his outlook in the months following a rate hike last December that induced a brutal market-wide sell-off.
"When this kind of rotation gives you a pullback in a group like the 'Cloud Kings,' that's a long-term buying opportunity," Cramer said. "Just remember that you can afford to take your time ... [because] I don't think" the rotation has ended.Questions for Cramer?
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