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CNBC’s Jim Cramer has taken aim at Super Micro Computer Inc. (SMCI) following its recent business update and disappointing preliminary first-quarter results. He criticizes the company’s ability to exonerate itself while questioning its sales performance, especially in light of its dependence on Nvidia GPUs. Cramer’s comments come after Super Micro revised its revenue and earnings guidance downward for the quarter, indicating a significant drop in performance. The company’s stock has also experienced volatility, plunging in after-hours trading despite a positive close.

Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’, shared his insights on several stocks during the show’s ‘Lightning Round’. Cramer advises investors to sell some Ceva shares, expresses enthusiasm for space stocks like Intuitive Machines, but remains hesitant about Ford. He also advises against investing in SLB and suggests taking some profits from Vistra.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer shares his thoughts on space exploration, Tesla, Ford, and other companies during his ‘Mad Money’ segment. He expresses enthusiasm for the space industry, praises Tesla, but voices concerns over Ford’s performance. Cramer also advises against investing in Schlumberger and highlights the importance of holding onto tech stocks like Nvidia for long-term gains.

In a recent episode of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money Lightning Round,’ Jim Cramer shared his investment recommendations for CyberArk Software, Aurora Innovation, Costco Wholesale, SharkNinja, and Huntington Ingalls Industries. Cramer highlighted CyberArk’s strong position in the market, expressed preference for Tesla over Aurora Innovation in the self-driving technology sector, and praised Costco’s consistent performance. He also expressed enthusiasm for SharkNinja, seeing its potential for success depending on the outcome of the upcoming election. However, he expressed concern about Huntington Ingalls’ recent financial performance.

Financial analyst Jim Cramer has lauded Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s marketing prowess, comparing him to a digital puppeteer who can target individual consumers with unmatched precision. Cramer believes Zuckerberg’s data-driven approach allows Meta to dominate advertising, as seen in the company’s strong third-quarter earnings report. While Meta stocks saw an initial dip, Cramer remains bullish about the company’s future.

Jim Cramer took to social media to clarify misleading headlines about AI losses. He argues that tech giants like Microsoft and Meta are not experiencing worsening AI losses, but rather, are thriving with AI advancements. Cramer encourages investors to look beyond sensationalized headlines and delve deeper into earnings calls and analyses to understand the true impact of AI on these tech giants.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer dished out his stock picks on ‘Mad Money’s Lightning Round,’ focusing on companies across the technology, real estate, and cybersecurity sectors. He recommended buying Intuitive Surgical, Kimco Realty, CrowdStrike, and Rocket Lab, while expressing caution about Nutanix. This article analyzes Cramer’s recommendations and the recent performance of the mentioned companies.

Despite ongoing concerns about the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions, Jim Cramer remains bullish on Home Depot (HD). He believes the company’s strong secular trends and historical growth will drive its success, even amidst potential economic turbulence.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer shared his insights on several stocks during his ‘Mad Money’ Lightning Round segment, recommending Broadcom as a buy, urging investors to stay away from Blue Bird, and providing positive views on Cigna and Enphase Energy. He also advised investors to avoid ZIM Integrated Shipping Services.

Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money,’ shared his insights on several stocks during the show’s Lightning Round segment. He recommended Cheniere Energy as a buy, but cautioned against HubSpot and AST SpaceMobile. He also expressed concerns about the financial performance of NuScale Power and DexCom, while suggesting GE Vernova as an alternative investment.