Key insights
- Cramer gave his opinion on several stocks during his lightning round. He is bullish on AES and InterDigital, suggests taking profits in Infleqtion, is neutral on Netskope, bearish on Flex due to its high price, and is reconsidering Biogen after an upgrade. These are individual stock opinions and have limited overall market influence.
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The AES Corporation: "It's incredibly cheap. I would be a buyer of it. I think that you can do very well there. It is, ridiculously cheap."
InterDigital: "I mean, it's a telco play, be honest. I don't regard it as much of an AI play, but, yeah, it'll work here. I like it. I like it a lot. It came down today, yeah, I like it. I haven't heard about it in a long, long time."
Infleqtion: "Look this is a parabolic move right at the end. I think you take a little profit and you can buy it back lower. I swear to God, I really do believe that you can buy it back lower."
Netskope: "It's an interesting cloud security platform. Frankly, it's not my cup of tea, but it looks like it's bottoming. How about that? It's losing a lot of money. It's not my stuff."
Flex: "Oh, that thing is just a rocket ship. Again, you know, this is the problem...it is just a monster. And everyone keeps raising the price target, raising the price target, and I begin to think it's doing it without me...It's doing so many things that are great. They just bought a really terrific power company. What can I say? I just can't recommend it. It's too high. It's just too high. I don't want to hurt people. Let it come in."
Biogen: "I read the upgrade today by Wells Fargo, and it talked about a bunch of revenue streams, including Alzheimer's, and it was very impressive. I actually said, 'You know what? I got to reopen the file on Biogen.' It looks pretty darn good."
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