Cramer Backs Meta at $667 Despite Micron's 712% Surge

On July 10, Jim Cramer reaffirmed his preference for Meta as a durable AI compounder even after Micron's 712% one-year surge, with META shares rising 5.71% intraday to around $667.54. The week opened with Meta and Tesla converging at $1.48 trillion market caps on July 5 before Meta edged ahead to $1.5 trillion on July 8. Subsequent comparisons on July 7 and 9 positioned Meta ahead of Microsoft, Nebius, and Intel due to its 33% revenue growth, 40.6% operating margins, $43.59 billion 2025 free cash flow, and ability to fund $125-145 billion in 2026 capex while monetizing AI-driven ad growth.