We recently compiled a list of the Jim Cramer Discusses These 10 Stocks & Comments On OpenAI’s Valuation. In this article, we are going to take a look at where NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) stands against the other stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed.

In his latest appearance on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street, Jim Cramer continued to comment on the DeepSeek fallout. He shared that while the performance of the Chinese AI model was impressive, especially as it had managed to match models such as OpenAI’s o1, there were other factors to consider particularly when gauging the demand for high-end Blackwell GPUs. These GPUs are made by Wall Street’s favorite AI GPU firm, and Cramer is increasingly starting to tilt towards the fact that their true magic might lie in enabling the proper functioning of humanoid robots.

As for the stock, the CNBC TV host continued to assert that there is a large chunk of traders that do not properly understand the company. Cramer shared “I was in a bar last week, person to the right said I bought [the GPU stock] because of you. A person left said I bought [the GPU stock] cause of you.” He added that in response he asked does “anyone know what [the GPU stock] does?” Yet, instead of outlining the firm’s business model, “They said yeah! It’s something that you recommend!” he added.

While the GPU company might have lost close to $600 billion in value during the selloff, another AI news caught Cramer’s attention. This was a Reuters report that claimed that OpenAI was seeking to raise $40 billion in capital on a $400 billion valuation. When asked how such valuation was possible, particularly after Monday’s havoc, Cramer replied “So I was just being like you. It is, without a doubt, a time not of inflation, but of a recognition.” He added that this ‘recognition’ is why he likes the GPU firm as well. So what is the recognition that’s got Cramer enamored? Well, according to him “it’s a recognition that it is a new industrial revolution. And anybody who’s in it is a worth lot more than the people that aren’t!”

He also sardonically targeted co-host David Faber and said “Look I’m sure that when they discovered the cotton gin, and you’re a weaver, you’re saying you know what, that’s ridiculous!” Not satisfied, Cramer continued “Remember the steam engine? Are you still liking the wheel and the pulley? Are you the wedge? You’re the wedge!”

Cramer also commented on the market moving higher during the day after the week’s devastation. He mentioned a couple of non-tech sectors that had particularly done well. In his words:

“I was surprised that there were a lot of areas yesterday that were very very good. And people were very focused obviously, on DeepSeek, but then there was a whole another group people were saying, you know what, healthcare really back. Uh, industrials. I’m looking at industrials, there’s something from [an industrial firm providing motion control products] yesterday that was really fabulous.”

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NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA)

Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q3 2024: 193

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is the stock that the media just can’t stop talking about. Its GPUs are powering the AI wave, and the stock dropped by 17% during the DeepSeek Selloff on Monday. Cramer believes that it’s important to watch whether NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA)’s orders will fall, and he adds that the firm’s latest Blackwell chips are also geared towards ushering in a new industrial revolution through humanoid robots. His latest remarks surrounded GPU export controls:

“I think that the white house is actually a little less hard-line than people think. I think that the White House wants to hear, the White House is trying to figure out, did DeepSeek get a hundred thousand high-end chips from Singapore. And I posted yesterday on X, absolutely not. That there’s just no evidence whatsoever to NVIDIA that they diverted them from Singapore. I think that they’re in a jam. If they say, look, the reason why DeepSeek really, they had access to a hundred thousand, it’s not like they made. . .okay I’ve got an analogy for you. So you have a juicer, that can make ten glasses of orange juice out of an apple . . .out of an orange, that’s what Jensen is doing. They can make ten glasses of orange juice out of one. Or, you can make, you have ten juicers and you just get one glass. So do you really need to pay for ten juicers? You can just buy DeepSeek’s juicer. And that’s the worry.”

“Yes but that matters tremendously. Right so I mean look you want to play jeopardy. I don’t want it to play, I don’t want it to be, it plays a great game of checkers. Bit NVIDIA is a grand master. Kasparov. Remember? Grand maestro. That’s who NVIDIA is. Grandmaster. And the President is going to like him. And I think that they’re going to come out and he’s gonna say, whatever is good for NVIDIA, is good for America.”

Overall NVDA ranks 3rd on our list of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed. While we acknowledge the potential of NVDA as an investment, our conviction lies in the belief that some AI stocks hold greater promise for delivering higher returns and doing so within a shorter timeframe. If you are looking for an AI stock that is more promising than NVDA but that trades at less than 5 times its earnings, check out our report about the cheapest AI stock.

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