CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Tuesday opined about his long-standing religion in Nvidia inventory, at the same time as the corporate shed important market cap this week.”I am not going into the deep finish to please those that need a market with higher breadth and better participation,” he stated. “I am merely going to stay with the shares of the perfect firms available in the market.”Nvidia hit a $3.34 trillion valuation final week, surpassing Microsoft to turn into the biggest firm on this planet. However shares slid 13% in three days, and though the inventory began to recuperate on Tuesday, it was nonetheless down about 7% from its report peak by the shut, based on FactSet.Cramer stated he’s centered on discovering strong firms that may carry out regardless of a tricky shopper or rate of interest atmosphere, saying it’s frequently troublesome to gauge shopper conduct.He talked about Pool Corp., an organization that manufactures gear for swimming swimming pools, which noticed shares sink after it introduced gross sales had suffered resulting from weakened shopper demand. Cramer steered that this information had a ripple impact throughout different shopper and housing-oriented shares similar to Lowe’s, House Depot and Fortune Manufacturers.However in contrast to Pool Corp., Nvidia’s enterprise prospects aren’t misplaced simply, he stated. To Cramer, the corporate’s prospects aren’t prone to take enterprise elsewhere as they threat falling behind their friends on the cloud infrastructure entrance. Cramer added that Nvidia and its megacap friends that may “pay money” aren’t involved with rates of interest.”As loopy because it appears after its current decline, I feel it is simpler to personal — not commerce, however personal — the inventory of Nvidia than it’s to personal shares in any of the businesses that rely on the fickle, feckless, torn, strapped, beleaguered, mercurial, arbitrary, confused and clueless shopper,” he stated. “If you happen to commerce it, you find yourself lacking terrific rebounds like at the moment.”Nvidia declined to remark.Jim Cramer’s Information to InvestingSign up now for the CNBC Investing Membership to comply with Jim Cramer’s each transfer available in the market.Disclaimer The CNBC Investing Membership Charitable Belief holds shares of Nvidia and Microsoft.