Jim Cramer: Wall Street Didn't Like Apple's WWDC Unveilings

CNBC's Jim Cramer used airtime on

Tuesday morning to describe his confusion related to

's recently-unveiled updates and negative reactions by Wall Street. "The disconnect between all the great things that Tim Cook is up to versus how we are yawning is funny," Cramer said. A day after Tim Cook and several other Apple heads presented at the company's World Wide Developers Conference, Apple shares closed up a tenth of a percent, just barely paring the 1.5 percent decline notched Monday. "There's this kind of oxymoronic analysis of Apple," Cramer pointed out. Although numerous publications devoted a substantial amount of resources to WWDC coverage, Cramer noted little interest from Wall Street, and quipped "he market won't like it."