According to CNBC, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said Wednesday he is more concerned about a surge in new stock and bond issuance than re-escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, warning that heavy supply could eventually strain demand and hurt the bull market. Cramer cited recent issuance including Alphabet’s stock sale, SpaceX’s $85 billion initial public offering and $25 billion bond sale, and large debt offerings from companies including Amazon, and said two deals in particular raised concerns: Rivian’s discounted stock offering and South Korea-based SK Hynix’s planned $28 billion Nasdaq listing. He added that while the market has absorbed the supply so far and semiconductors rebounded in Wednesday’s session led by Nvidia after The Information reported China will allow a handful of AI companies buy a limited amount of H200 chips, the balance could deteriorate quickly if offerings continue at the current pace.