Nvidia’s stock hit a new all-time high on Monday, closing at $143.71, prompting bullish calls from CNBC’s Jim Cramer and Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives. The stock’s surge reflects growing demand for Nvidia’s GPUs, particularly from hyperscalers expanding their data centers with advanced AI capabilities. Experts believe that Nvidia’s stock still has room for growth, predicting it could double over the next several years.
Jim Cramer, host of ‘Mad Money,’ has expressed interest in acquiring more shares of Walt Disney Co. (DIS) if the stock price drops below $90. Cramer believes this would be a strategic opportunity to capitalize on a market downturn. While Disney’s theme park business has faced challenges, Cramer remains optimistic about the company’s future, particularly with potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer experienced a hilarious and unexpected interruption during his segment on luxury watchmaker Breitling when his own Apple Watch decided to chime in, prompting a playful back-and-forth between the tech-savvy watch and the high-end timepiece. The incident highlights the contrasting worlds of luxury watches and smartwatches, offering a humorous glimpse into the world of technology and style.
Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money,’ shared his insights on several companies in the ‘Lightning Round’ segment, including Palo Alto Networks, Boeing, Johnson Controls, and Fulton Financial. He expressed optimism about Palo Alto and Fulton Financial, while expressing concerns about Boeing’s financial situation. Cramer also praised Johnson Controls and its recent comeback.
Jim Cramer has expressed his concerns over Boeing’s financial health following the company’s announcement of 17,000 layoffs. The decision comes amidst a series of challenges including safety issues, worker strikes, and production delays. Cramer believes Boeing’s financial situation is precarious and that they should have raised capital when the opportunity presented itself. The layoffs represent a significant 10% of the company’s workforce.
Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money,’ shared his insights on several stocks during the ‘Lightning Round’ segment. He recommended buying CVS Health, Micron Technology, Union Pacific, Modine Manufacturing, and Robinhood. Cramer also highlighted Howmet Aerospace as a strong performer and advised against touching American Tower. This article provides a summary of Cramer’s recommendations and the latest analyst ratings for these companies.
On CNBC’s ‘Mad Money Lightning Round,’ Jim Cramer shared his thoughts on various stocks, including Target, Unity Software, Merck, Alumis, and SoundHound AI. He expressed optimism about Target’s prospects and Merck’s recent clinical trial results, but cautioned investors about the speculative nature of Alumis and SoundHound AI. Cramer also recommended buying Merck stock at current levels.
Jim Cramer recently reaffirmed his bullish stance on Shopify, highlighting the stock’s Golden Cross formation, strong fundamentals, and positive analyst sentiment. With impressive Q2 results and a robust growth outlook, Shopify’s momentum seems undeniable.
Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’, shared his insights on several stocks during the Lightning Round segment. He expressed positive views on VICI Properties, Tetra Tech, and Schlumberger, while suggesting caution with Crown Castle. He also highlighted the potential of STMicroelectronics, New Fortress Energy, and Pure Storage.
Palantir Technologies has seen a surge in its stock price, fueled by its recent success and positive reviews from financial commentator Jim Cramer. Cramer, initially dismissive of the company, has since changed his tune after Palantir’s strong performance and its focus on profitability. This shift in sentiment comes as Palantir’s AI technology plays a crucial role in Ukraine’s war efforts against Russia.
