In this piece, we will look at the stocks Jim Cramer discussed.
In a recent appearance on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street, Jim Cramer discussed the weakness in the stock market as technology stocks headed towards ending a seven-month winning streak. Cramer’s remarks came before AI chip giant NVIDIA’s earnings report and after co-host Carl Quintanilla mentioned a Bank of America survey that didn’t do much to quell market uneasiness. BofA’s Global Fund Manager Survey outlined that a net 20% of managers part of the survey believed that companies were overinvesting. Yet, at the same time, 53% of the managers surveyed also outlined that AI was increasing productivity.
Cramer discussed the report and compared the current scenario with previous eras of market turmoil to outline that some of the smartest people in the world were optimistic about AI, and the only parallels he could draw were with the Great Crash of 1929, which was a different environment altogether:
“So my take is, you’ve got the smartest people in the world, and I tend to think that as a group, they tend not to do the wrong thing. Other than, in 1929, where Andrew Ross Sorkin, depicted that the smartest people in the world, including a professor at Yale, got it totally wrong. So we have to be in that kind of situation for me to believe, and I don’t think we are.”
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To make our list of the stocks that Jim Cramer talked about, we listed down the stocks he mentioned during CNBC’s Squawk on the Street aired on November 18th.
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13. Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 219
Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) is a great example of a stock that Jim Cramer has changed his mind on in 2025. Over the course of the past several weeks, the CNBC TV host has regretted selling the shares due to worries about a Justice Department investigation into the firm. Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL)’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, chipped into the debate about an AI bubble recently when he opined to the BBC that the AI investment flood appeared to have elements of irrationality. In this appearance, Cramer discussed worries about overinvesting in AI and a Loop Capital upgrade of Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL)’s shares. Loop recently upgraded the shares to a Buy from Hold and increased the share price target to $320 from $260. Cramer also discussed the firm’s in-house TPUs (tensor processing units) with his co-host David Faber. Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL)’s TPUs are known for their cost advantages and recently allowed the firm to train its leading-edge AI platform, Gemini 3. Here is what Cramer said:
“Right and I think this is intriguing because the companies that are allegedly overinvesting, well one of the chief ones is Alphabet, of Google, and they admit that there’s irrationality and Buffett’s buying it. People are buying the stock.
“[On Pichai’s BBC comments and how they didn’t stop Loop Capital from upgrading] Look, I listen, I actually liked that, I liked the skepticism, the fact is they’re the winner. They’ve done a remarkable job, they could get a contract with Apple today, I think all of us, many people doubted, that you could transition from, from their regular, Google, to Gemini, but it’s worked. And it’s worth any amount of spending for them, provided they’re able to reason, I tried to reason by the way, with OpenAI, which I consider to be the Achilles’ Heel. And, but I think Alphabet, Gemini is terrific, and that’s, if they own Search. . .
“[After David discussed in-house AI chips called TPUs and their cost advantages over NVIDIA’s products] Well I think it keeps OpenAI out of aggressive search. . .”
12. Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 260
After Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META)’s latest earnings report created worries about aggressive spending. Cramer took the contrarian view and stressed that the firm is defending itself from a possible encroachment by OpenAI on its moat in the social media industry. Throughout the year, the CNBC TV host has found different reasons to be positive about the firm. Yet, Cramer hasn’t held back from pointing out what he believes are weaknesses. For instance, in January, he remarked that Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META)’s AI platform was a “little more prurient.” Yet, Cramer has also continued to praise the firm’s smart glasses. In this appearance, he reiterated his recent reasons to have faith in the firm. These include what Cramer views as defensive spending against OpenAI and the firm’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg:
“The second one, that I think is down a lot, Meta, actually has to spend because it’s worried about OpenAI coming into it.
“I think that Meta’s down most severely because they were the ones who said they were going to spend the most but Meta does not want OpenAI coming into social. .
“[After David Faber wondered what Meta was spending the money on given that they don’t have a cloud provider and if that was all being spent to enhance advertising] I think so, I think that you, they’re the number, well obviously you can go to Google for advertising, you can go to Amazon for advertising, or you send them a check.
“You’re being asked to have faith in a person, Zuckerberg, and, you know what, gotta tell you Carl, I’ve had worst faith. This man I think is great at what he does, I think he owns big consumer advertising, he could own a lot of different kind of advertising, a lot of optionality, it’s the one that I think OpenAI could kamikaze, that’s the problem. They can’t kamikaze Microsoft.
“[When Carl Quintanilla asked him what would he tell viewers who ask about the metaverse] Well the metaverse may have been ill-advised. . . he is a risk taker, Zuckerberg, and I like that. . .do I trust him? So far in my life I have, I did not recommend a stock when it first came public cause he did not have a strategy for this. . .did he come up with something that dominates this? Yes, so I am taking a leap of faith maybe, a leap of faith.
“The real crime would be, if Meta, didn’t spend the money, and we say, remember Meta?”
11. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 235
Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)’s GPU spending is a metric that Jim Cramer has closely tracked this year. He asserted in August, after the firm’s earnings report, that over-reliance on in-house Trainium AI chips might be hurting the company. Then, in August, Cramer discussed a Morgan Stanley piece that clarified to him that price-performance was the key metric of performance for Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)’s cloud business. As a result, Cramer concluded that “the growth fears had to do, and I helped propound this, which was I think, in retrospect, ill-advised by me. That, Amazon was underspending with NVIDIA.” In this episode, he opined that Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)’s cloud business, AWS, is growing well and discussed a downgrade by Rothschild Redburd, which cut the rating to Hold from Buy and kept a $250 price target:
“Amazon hasn’t spent nearly enough, but David, they just did the bond deal.
“Amazon Web Services, I’m going to see them. I think that their acceleration is good. Do I want to buy these stocks today? Let everybody, we had that great survey from Bank of America, let everybody sell these, let them, let people get out of them, then they’re a buy, that’s how the market works. According to How to Make Money in Any Market.
“[After Carl Quintanilla mentioned AMZN and MSFT were downgraded by Rothschild Redburn to Neutral who looked at cost of the buildout relative to Cloud 1.0 and argued that GPU deployments required 6x the capital] Yeah, thank you, Thank you. . .look you’re trying to, you’re trying to be part of the industrial revolution. I don’t think that this is the railroads where Jay Gould wins because he was the dirtiest player. This is not that. What it is is a couple of companies that want to dominate and keep others out of the vertical. I think that’s, look, in 2000, who came out, who came out, Amazon, Google wasn’t public, that was it. . .I do think that you have to say, you don’t want to be a loser in this. . .”
10. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 156
Whether they’ve struggled or flourished, Cramer has been an ardent supporter of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)’s shares throughout 2025. In September, ahead of the iPhone launch, Cramer commented that “Apple remains a maligned company with the best pure product set in history.” The CNBC TV host continued to defend Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) early in the year as the market was worried about the delays to the firm’s AI initiatives and Siri. In March, Cramer remarked that “Can Apple defend itself, off of Siri? Yes. Because Siri was, I don’t know anyone who thought it was really going to be ready. And they’re going into staged rollouts. Why don’t people realize that?” In this appearance, Cramer and his co-hosts discussed heavy AI capital expenditure by big technology firms. He continued to assert that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) still has strong potential to generate AI tailwinds:
“By the way, Apple hasn’t done anything and they’re going to be the recipient of greatness. Someone yesterday said, well they missed AI, missed AI? One of these companies is going to have to pay them.”
9. Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 124
Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) has continuously remained on Jim Cramer’s watchful radar over the past couple of months. From commenting that “the fundamentals are terrific, and as long as they stay terrific, well, the younger people would keep buying the stock,” in June, Cramer has now started to wonder about the firm’s relationship to OpenAI. At the root of the CNBC TV host’s concerns is Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL)’s remaining performance obligations (RPOs). Cramer commented in late September that he thought “the story about Oracle say having 450 billion dollars of orders is a little softer than I think it sounded.” In this appearance, he once again pointed to the firm’s relationship with OpenAI after co-host Carl Quintanilla pointed out that the turmoil in stocks appeared to have started after November 3rd, when Sam Altman made his widely reported remarks related to short selling on hedge fund boss Brad Gerstner’s podcast:
“And that’s when Oracle started to go down and David started talking about the credit default swaps.”
Cramer also discussed the firm after running a clip of management discussing their relationship with OpenAI and commenting that Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL)’s infrastructure investments could be used by different customers for many years:
“But the stock is saying that it was ill-advised, it’s up from, went to 218 what to 300 in change and then it’s come all the way back down.
“And then I question the RPO number because it should be money in the bank. But a lot of it was OpenAI, more than 300 billion and that made me concerned.”
8. Blue Owl Capital Inc. (NYSE:OWL)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 40
Alternative asset manager Blue Owl Capital Inc. (NYSE:OWL) has been in the news lately after its shares closed 5% lower on Monday. Cramer hasn’t discussed the stock much lately, and in this appearance, he outlined that the firm reminded him of Blackstone. Media reports suggest that Blue Owl Capital Inc. (NYSE:OWL)’s shares were pressured due to the firm’s decision to prevent investors from redeeming their investments in a private credit fund that was due to merge with another one of its larger funds. The volatility led to Blue Owl Capital Inc. (NYSE:OWL)’s management scrapping the deal, according to CNBC. In his comments, Cramer invited the firm’s management to come on his show and share insights into their operations:
“[When asked if he was getting on the Blue Owl bandwagon] No I’m just saying that, to just denigrate a company. . .because of this reminds me a little bit too much of Blackstone. But I’ll tell you this. If they come on the show, like Blackstone did, remember when Jonathan Gray came on the show. . .so let’s have Blue Owl come on, they’ve got a couple of people. . .and let them tell us what they own. Top 5 holdings and I will feel so much better. So I am inviting Blue Owl on, right now, to be able to tell us what’s in that, what happened, and then I’m going to be reassured. . .
“They have not come on our show, this is their moment, and if they’ll come on our show, then I have to think differently. . .”
7. The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 93
The day was an important one for The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD)’s shares as far as Jim Cramer goes. During the show, he spent quite some time debating the firm’s merits with co-host David Faber. The spirited discussion kicked off after Cramer revealed that he had issued a Buy for The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD) to his club members. The CNBC TV host has regularly discussed the firm over the past couple of months, and his recommendation came after an October appearance when he called The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD) “the worst acting stock in the Charitable Trust.” Yet, a couple of days later, in an appearance on October 30th, Cramer called The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD) his “go-to stock.” In this show, Cramer maintained that The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD) was a top stock with respect to interest rate cuts:
“[On earnings] Right now, this is, I’ve just issued a Buy to club members. I’ve been holding off since March, fearing this. Not necessarily the bottom, it certainly leaves some room. But this is the premier company to buy when you get rate cuts. We had some interesting. . .I just got to tell you, this economy, I know that the hiring seems a little weaker, and some people say prices are still too high, the President’s actually doing something about it. . .beef, bananas, coffee. . .I have to buy it because this is what the playbook says to do. When everyone throws it up, it’s the premier company involving this, you have to take the other side. Look, do I want to? What’s more painful? What’s more painful than buying this?
“[After David Faber commented that there hasn’t been revenue growth for years since COVID since people were doing their at home projects] We’re at a 40 year low in housing. They’re supposed to do well?”
“[Carl Quintanilla discussed ICE raids and Home Depot’s silence] I guess what I’m saying is, we do not know when ICE is going to stop targeting them. We do not know when housing’s going to turn around. But we do know, and I know David, you’re right that it’s not been a great buy for a long time.
“[Faber reiterated that revenue growth has not been significant for years potentially due to COVID uptick and the stock trades at a high multiple] They don’t put up a lot of stores, they are the best, no one except for maybe Marvin Ellison of Lowe’s, would disagree that they are the best. . .
“[When Faber wondered what does it say about consumer when Home Depot talks about uncertainty and pressure in housing] You have tariffs on a lot of companies, they have white goods that have been hurt because of the tariffs. . .but look, if I think the tariffs may be removed, and I think that the Fed will cut, I don’t want to necessarily go buy Toll Brothers, as much as I like Toll Brothers, I’d buy Home Depot. So I’m taking the other side of this trade, knowing that it looks horrible. Because sometimes the bottom is when it looks horrible, not when it’s at the top.”
“I don’t make one big statement buy I haven’t done that since 1981 when I had my head handed to me on a Delta buy. [David asked if he was buying a little] Yeah, exactly. And then I’ll buy more. That’s how I do it!. . .I’m taking down 25 shares of Home Depot, right, 25 shares. . .
“Yeah look I think that you want to buy this. This is historically a stock that you want to buy when things are terrible in housing. It’s got a 2.6% yield. I think it could go all the way down to a 3%. You want a leg into it, and again, we didn’t buy any since March, I just think it’s a fantastic company and Ted Decker’s great. If you buy this when housing’s great, you’re going to lose money. If you buy this when housing’s really horrible, you’re going to make money but you’re gonna have some pain first.”
6. Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE:NET)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 59
The day this show was aired, Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE:NET) was under fire for a global disruption that disrupted a host of well-known services, including ChatGPT and Spotify. The firm later explained that the outage was due to a file that was aimed to protect against security threats. Cramer has been increasingly optimistic about the cybersecurity sector in 2025. Even though the broader software-as-a-service (SaaS) sector struggles due to AI’s impact on computer programming, the CNBC TV host has repeatedly pointed out that threats from hackers and AI’s dependence on data centers will prove to be important for cybersecurity. For instance, in mid-October, he commented that “we are a big believer in Mathcew Prince.” He kept up the optimism for Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE:NET) in this appearance as well, despite the outage:
“Mathew Prince is a solid guy, you gotta to pay close attention to this.
“Notice Cloudflare by the way coming back. Telling you can’t hold [inaudible], no one’s going to hold Mathew Prince down. He’s the best there is.”
As for the reasons behind Cramer’s optimism, here’s what he said about Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE:NET) and Prince in Mad Money on November 3rd:
“In August, when we last had CEO Matthew Prince on the show, he sounded earnest about wanting to help smaller publishers that are getting ripped off by AI companies. He told me that as the world transitions from search engines to answer engines, these publishers are getting hosed because, unlike search engines, AI platforms don’t send them traffic. That’s why Cloudflare is helping their customers protect themselves from AI data scraping. Without that protection, they cannot get paid. Now, we don’t know how much Cloudflare could make from this business, but man, they reported one excellent set of numbers last week… It’s one of my favorite stocks. Throw in the anti-data scraping opportunity, and they’re only going to get more profitable.”
5. Medtronic plc (NYSE:MDT)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 62
Medtronic plc (NYSE:MDT) is a medical technology company that makes and sells devices for cardiovascular, neuroscience, and surgical applications. Cramer has discussed the firm on a handful of occasions in 2025. One such discussion occurred in May, when the CNBC TV host called the stock “inconsistent” despite Medtronic plc (NYSE:MDT) delivering strong numbers. The firm’s latest earnings report came earlier this week and saw it increase its fiscal year 2026 revenue growth to 5.5% and its EPS guidance to $5.62 – $5.66 per share. Medtronic plc (NYSE:MDT)’s $9 billion in fiscal second-quarter revenue and $1.36 in earnings also beat analyst estimates as CEO Geoffrey Martha attributed the performance to the overall strength in medical procedures. Cramer discussed the firm’s CEO and its businesses:
“What does the market like? Well it likes Merck on the Winrevair trial. Obviously we know it likes Amgen, you’re a high. But it loves Medtronic. . .Geoffrey Martha is one of the finest people I’ve ever met and I’ve been waiting for the earnings explosion. Well we got it today, and I think that, believe it or not, even up here, it’s a buy. Because they’ve got a series of like, where they are with ablations. Where they are with diabetes, which are spinning off. Their cardiovascular really is second to none. I am finally so gratified about their neuroscience. Which I have worked with them to be able to say, look, guys you have to make breakthroughs, in the toughest area, neuroscience, and I told Geoff, personally, I said I need this. And he, committed, and he’s delivered. He’s quite a man. And this is good stuff.
“[Responding to David’s comment about share price movement] They have reverse head and shoulders I know you care. But I am so impressed, with what they’ve done. And I’ve got to tell you, they are, when they get the diabetes business separated, cause I don’t like the diabetes business, the stock is going to trade up even more.
“[After David asked if he believes the stock’s got more to go through after the separation] Oh, I do believe this is the breakout I’ve been waiting from Geoff, he delivered, and he’s a sensational guy who cares tremendously about patients [inaudible].”
The latest remarks represent Cramer’s continued optimism for Medtronic plc (NYSE:MDT) as he had commented in January:
“Medtronic is doing so many things, they’re going to have mid single digit growth, I really like them.”
4. The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 68
Cramer has remained mixed about The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR) in 2025. In March, he advised a Mad Money viewer to “stay away” from the stock and focus instead on Costco. However, in May, he commented that he liked The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR) more than Albertsons. In June, Cramer discussed his trading strategy for the stock and wondered whether waiting until it touched $60 would be worthwhile. More recently, the CNBC TV host has become more enthusiastic as he commented in September that The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR)’s “numbers have been better than expected traditionally.” In this appearance, he discussed the firm’s recent announcement of closing three fulfillment sites to focus on delivery partnerships. Cramer discussed the announcement and expressed approval for The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR)’s decision to grow its relationship Instacart:
“Well look you know what, we have Kroger announcing a gigantic charge about e-commerce, 2.6 billion. The market wants to own certain stocks. Now if this were tech, this thing would get annihilated. Instead it’s e-commerce, I like what they’re doing, expand its relationship with Instacart, which does work. So keep an eye on what’s working. Which is Kroger.”
3. Strategy Incorporated (NASDAQ:MSTR)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 45
Strategy Incorporated (NASDAQ:MSTR) has popped up on Cramer’s radar as Bitcoin struggles in a market driven by risk-off sentiment. Mid-November has seen Bitcoin price drop not only below the $100,000 level but also below $90,000. In his previous comments about Strategy Incorporated (NASDAQ:MSTR), Cramer has called the firm a “proxy” for Bitcoin, and recently, as Bitcoin comes under pressure, he has called the firm’s CEO, Michael Saylor, “Houdini.” In this appearance, Cramer appeared wary of Strategy Incorporated (NASDAQ:MSTR) but added that, like Houdini, Saylor often surprises everyone with his decisions. Strategy Incorporated (NASDAQ:MSTR)’s shares are down by 37% over the past month, and here is what Cramer said about the firm:
“And I’ve got to tell you, once again, I am very concerned about OpenAI but I think Strategy is disconcerting. . .Saylor. I mean, come sail away, come sail away. Now he always pulls a rabbit out of the hat. He’s a little Houdini like, but in the end, Houdini, that last trick. . .it was unfair. But he’ll put it out again because that’s what he does. Because he [inaudible] of Bitcoin. . .they are about as blue chip as you get in that world.
“Oh my god there’s like 20 different companies levered to what this man does. And what he does is he comes on and he is not a pied piper, he is regarded as he should be, very serious player in Bitcoin.”
In an appearance in July, the CNBC TV host discussed Strategy Incorporated (NASDAQ:MSTR) in the context of “parlays”:
“It can be Oklo, it can be any part of the PARCs. It could be even Strategy, the old MicroStrategy, or any of the SPACs that are being created purely to buy crypto… These same people will buy… anything crypto, including SPACs that buy crypto. Why these? Well, maybe the better question is, well, why not? If you’re an individual investor, you don’t have much information about how stocks work longer term. It’s pretty easy to play this game, and it is a game.
We know there are parlays in gambling where you have to pick two or more events, and all have to be correct for you to win. The payouts can be big if your parlay hits, but if any bet loses, you lose the whole thing. These are pretty similar, except you tend to win all three. In many ways, gambling on PARC is a much fairer, better game, but it is a game nonetheless.”
2. Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. (NYSE:AXTA)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 44
Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. (NYSE:AXTA) was in the news earlier this week after Dutch paint and chemical giant Akzo Nobel announced that it would merge with the firm to create a combined entity worth $25 billion. The deal came amidst a global economy struggling with high interest rates and costs. Cramer has discussed this sector previously and called it the ‘real economy’ to compare it with the stock market sector that deals with technology, AI, and data center companies. In this appearance, he discussed Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. (NYSE:AXTA)’s deal and raised an interesting point regarding the firm and the deal’s perception:
“[After David Faber commented that he liked the deal] Yeah I’ll tell you why. First of all, because this deal would have killed last night by Biden’s administration. But I think a lot of people don’t realize, this is more, a lot of people compare it to Sherwin-Williams. . .that’s mostly home. This is coating. So it’s more like PPG, and yet it sells at a discount to PPG. So I like the idea that PPG is the benchmark about what could happen here. It’s a very very good company and people don’t realize, that this is the kind of thing that, it makes it a powerhouse right this morning. So I do like it very much. And yes, I do quiz them about whether the Philadelphia office is real because we have almost no companies headquartered in Philadelphia.”
1. Rockwell Automation, Inc. (NYSE:ROK)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q2 2025: 49
When Jim Cramer discussed industrial automation products provider Rockwell Automation, Inc. (NYSE:ROK) in June, he was anything but optimistic. The CNBC TV host pointed out that the firm could benefit from the reshoring of manufacturing in the US and added that he still had some “scar tissue” from previous experiences with the firm. However, Cramer kept the optimism as he saw “enough good things happening” for the firm. To wit, Rockwell Automation, Inc. (NYSE:ROK) appears to be preparing for the tailwinds that Cramer discussed. The firm announced earlier this week that it would build a new manufacturing site in Wisconsin as part of its $2 billion investment in manufacturing facilities, infrastructure, and talent. In this appearance, Cramer asserted that labor shortages meant that the demand for machines would grow:
“Okay so some sectors are doing really well. We have Rockwell on tonight, Rockwell Automation. This is what we need. We keep talking about, look at what Jim Lutinsky said, we need people, we need people, we need people. Everybody needs people. I think what you need is machines. Because we don’t have enough people and that’s Rockwell Automation. So I think people have to recognize, if we don’t, we don’t get this industrial revolution going, we cannot advance.”
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