Jim Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ Lightning Round: Cheniere Energy, GE Vernova, HubSpot, NuScale Power, AST SpaceMobile, and DexCom

On CNBC’s popular investment show ‘Mad Money,’ host Jim Cramer delivered his signature ‘Lightning Round’ segment, offering quick takes on various stocks. Here’s a breakdown of his insights:

Cheniere Energy (LNG):

Cramer declared Cheniere Energy a buy, predicting a positive outlook for the company. Cheniere Energy will release its third-quarter earnings on Thursday, October 31, before the opening bell.

GE Vernova (GEV):

Cramer believes GE Vernova might experience a sell-off despite good news, but he remains optimistic about the company’s future. He suggests GE Vernova as an alternative investment to NuScale Power.

HubSpot (HUBS):

Cramer expressed reservations about HubSpot, stating that he is ‘playing with fire’ and advises caution.

NuScale Power (SMR):

Cramer acknowledges that NuScale Power is facing significant financial challenges. He reiterated his recommendation of GE Vernova as a better alternative.

AST SpaceMobile (ASTS):

Cramer labeled AST SpaceMobile as ‘overvalued’ and advised against investing in the company, citing its lack of profitability.

DexCom (DXCM):

Cramer expressed disappointment with DexCom’s recent performance, calling the last quarter ‘really terrible.’ DexCom will release its third-quarter financial results after the closing bell on Thursday, October 24. Analysts are projecting earnings of 43 cents per share, a decline from the previous year’s 50 cents per share, with estimated revenue of $990.71 million.

Price Action:

Cheniere Energy shares dipped by 0.6% to close at $181.07 on Monday. GE Vernova shares saw a gain of 1.4%, closing at $276.43. HubSpot shares decreased by 0.8%, ending the day at $532.92. NuScale Power shares experienced a surge of 4.1%, settling at $18.96. AST SpaceMobile shares fell by 1.8%, closing at $27.64. Finally, Dexcom shares rose by 0.3%, ending the session at $72.61.

It’s crucial to remember that Jim Cramer’s opinions are his own and should not be considered as investment advice. Investors are encouraged to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions.

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