CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday opined on why it’s currently hard to hold on to two of his favorite stocks, Nvidia and Apple.

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CNBC commentator Jim Cramer has voiced concerns that the stringent China policy of the Trump administration is adversely affecting tech behemoths Nvidia Corporation NVDA and Apple Inc. AAPL.

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Apple's stock rose 5% to $208.14, having hit a premarket high of $210.8. Meanwhile, Nvidia shares are up 2% at $113.19, having risen as high as $115.44. Futures for the tech-heavy Nasdaq climbed 1.5%.

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Once known as the "Magnificent Seven," former tech titans, including Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and Meta, guided the Nasdaq lower. The government, Cramer asserted, is biased against Apple and Nvidia ...

"Until Trump became president, our policy was peaceful co-existence and commerce with China, even if they didn't play by the rules on trade," Cramer said. "But now our policy is nothing but ...

For CNBC's Jim Cramer, right now, it's hard to hold on to two favorite stocks, Nvidia and Apple, as he unpacked on Monday the Trump administration's harsh commerce policies and attitude towards China.