Mad Money host Jim Cramer called Microsoft (MSFT) a buy after Big Tech earnings. He said Alphabet (GOOGL) carries too much baggage after a second straight quarter of negative free cash flow.
Alphabet has $27.6 billion of new shares left to sell...
Bitwise projects Bitcoin (BTC) will hit $1.6 million by 2036, about 19 times its $83,557 starting price. Most of that value depends on Bitcoin winning a quarter of the store-of-value market it shares with gold.
The store-of-value slot supplies about...
Jim Cramer warns the AI stock rebound could fade as Treasury yields return above 5%, CoreWeave bonds yield 15%, and Anthropic relies on $63B in financing.
Jim Cramer says the two-day AI stock rally does not justify an all-clear for the data center trade. He named three risks the rebound has left in place.
One of his 3 risks is the $63 billion Anthropic deal behind Tuesday’s gains. Cramer had praised...
CNBC host Jim Cramer says Micron Technology (MU) trades in step with SK Hynix, and he dislikes it. The comment arrived just before the South Korean chipmaker posted record quarterly earnings.
That leaves Micron shareholders exposed to Seoul trading,...
CoreWeave shares jumped more than 6% on Tuesday morning after the AI infrastructure company announced that most of its planned data-center capacity in Copenhagen was operational.
The news gave investors fresh hope that its expensive expansion is...
Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, called the $63 billion Broadcom Anthropic deal “excellent for all involved.” However, the stock picker said Nvidia would face endless “hectoring” in the media if it struck the same agreement.
Under the deal,...
CNBC host Jim Cramer says he would buy Goldman Sachs shares after Anthropic filed its initial public offering (IPO) prospectus on Monday, a deal that earns the bank fees as a lead underwriter.
Goldman’s windfall rides on a growing supply of...
Jim Cramer says his old hedge fund returned 24% a year over 14 years, triple the S&P 500’s 8%. Yet he told a caller to put two-thirds of a retiree’s $600,000 into an S&P 500 index fund.
Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, still insisted that...
CNBC host Jim Cramer told a young investor he prefers gold bullion to Bitcoin (BTC) for insuring a portfolio. However, he did not dismiss Bitcoin entirely and named two cryptos he calls ‘vetted.’
The split verdict came on Mad Money, where Cramer...
