13 Stocks That Jim Cramer Recently Talked About

11. Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC)

Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q1 2025: 91

Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) continues to face troubles in 2025 as new CEO Lip-Bu Tan tries to steady the ship, which has continued to shakily float for years. The firm’s latest earnings report was another setback as it saw management warn about potentially writing off the 18A manufacturing process technology, which Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) has spent billions of dollars to develop. Cramer discussed the firm in detail after its earnings report, and while he was optimistic about Tan, he also admitted that the turnaround is a long-term affair. This time, Cramer shared how AI chatbots failed to deliver when he queried about Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC):

“Intel yesterday, I read one of these and it said that Intel’s on the hook for x. And they Intel, have already made it so they’re not on the hook. For the debt. They did a program where they don’t get paid until they paid until they built something.”

Here’s what Cramer said about Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) after the firm’s earnings report:

“Okay so the quarter’s reported. And, the quarter really didn’t have anything. Lip-Bu Tan’s just gotten there. But there was a devastating critique of Gelsinger, of the previous regime. Now I think that sometimes you have to do this really important branch. This is something new. And that’s what he felt about Gelsinger. So one of the things that really,  I think that if you’re thinking about the impact, the government gave them 8.5 billion dollars and they also loaned 11 billion. David, this is not coming together for the Biden administration. Meaning that, look, I’m sure Lip-Bu Tan’s going to pay, he’s the new CEO but it looks like they picked the wrong horse. And it says to people, particularly this government now, that you’ve got to be very careful when you have a government that is choosing who’s going to win. Because they chose a loser. And a big loser.

“Oh he’s terrific. He’s making a lot of changes and he’s, look it’s going to take so long, I mean the company was, the company I don’t say in tatters but there was a lot wrong with the company. And a lot of it was this decision of which he very, very brutally says was making an expansion where there should have been no expansion. Building a basically a giant facility hoping people would come. And he was so critical of that it was painful.”