Too many risky stocks helped the market bounce back from last week's sell-off, according to CNBC's J im Cramer .

"I don't love a day like today because the speculative stocks make for bad leadership," he said. "It's much more encouraging when the tried and true do the leading, even if the tried and true means the Magnificent Seven and their fellow travelers."

The indexes recouped some of their losses from Friday's rout — where $2 trillion in market value disappeared after President Donald Trump made a post on his Truth Social platform threatening to raise tariffs with China, saying the country was "becoming very hostile" with the rest of the world. After Friday's close, Trump announced the U.S. would impose an additional 100% tariff on Chinese goods.

But stocks surged during

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