Cramer stood up to support several technology stocks that were bearish on Wall Street. Despite the ongoing doubts about Nvidia, Apple and Warner Bros. Discovery, the veteran CNBC host chose to speak the other way around. He believes that Wall Street analysts may have looked away this time - the fundamentals of these companies are far more solid than market sentiment suggests. Nvidia, in particular, although there is a lot of talk about cooling the AI boom, Cramer firmly believes that its moat in the chip field is still strong. As for Apple, the market is worried that iPhone sales will peak, but he feels that the growth of the service business is seriously underestimated. Warner Bros. Discovery is another controversial target, with a fierce streaming war, but Cramer is optimistic about the long-term value of its content library. Is this anti-consensus view an opportunity for contrarian investment or blind optimism? The market will give the answer.