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Summary of CNBC program “Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer” which was on air on Wednesday, October 14, 2020. Links to CNBC sites which contain video clips and transcripts are also listed.
Cramer reveals what stocks he finds would benefit from a Biden presidency (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/14/cramer-says-his-charitable-portfolio-would-perform-better-under-biden.html)
- “When it comes to earnings, to prospects, to growth, I was absolutely stunned that two-thirds of the stocks in my charitable trust would likely make more money under Biden than under Trump,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said.
- “I am not saying Biden would be better for the stock market as a whole,” the “Mad Money” host said.
- “When you drill down to specific industries, I don’t have much appetite for the stocks that would benefit from a second Trump term,” he said.
Stocks in Cramer’s Charitable Trust That Benefit from Favorable China Relationship: NVDA, AMD, MRVL, AVGO, DIS, BA, NKE, SBUX, MA, JPM, MSFT, GS, COST, HON, ABT, UPS
Fastly is a buy if the stock continues to tank on revenue guidance cut, Cramer says (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/14/cramer-fastly-is-a-buy-if-the-stock-continues-to-tank-on-guidance-cut.html)
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Fastly’s steep pullback in after-hours trading Wednesday creates an opportunity for investors.
- However, the “Mad Money’ host advised people to wait for the stock to slide back a little more before buying shares.
- “Now the stock has been significantly de-risked, the ignorant money is fleeing like rats on a sinking ship, and I actually like it more,” Cramer said.
Ticker: FSLY
Executive Interview: VMware COO talks powering the work-from-anywhere future (https://www.cnbc.com/video/2020/10/14/vmware-coo-talks-powering-the-work-from-anywhere-future.html)
VMware is working to create the “work 2.0” and software to assist people in find their personal workspace, COO Sanjay Poonen said.
Ticker: VMW
Cramer’s lightning round: TJX Companies is ‘not what people want right now’ (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/14/cramer-lightning-round-tjx-is-not-what-people-want-right-now.html)
- Zix Corp: “I know that one is email encryption. When I think of encryption, I think of IBM, which is an incredibly cheap stock that’s bringing in a lot of value.”
- GW Pharmaceuticals: “I like it a lot. I think that it is the only one that really has pharmaceutical cannabis, and therefore it’s great.
- Shopify: “The fact is that I like the stock very much, that’ the conviction, but the discipline [strategy] says that you cannot be up 300% without taking some off. I want you to take out your cost basis tomorrow and I want you to play with the house’s money.”
- Snowflake: ”[CEO] Frank Slootman is unbelievable. If there’s ever a company that’s going to be able to make money for you, even though it sells at 100-times earnings, it’s one that is run by Slootman. But please understand: this is the most expensive stock in the market, so they must execute and execute perfectly. I believe Slootman will, but there are many doubters because it is so expensive.”
- TJX Companies: “It’s an indoor store. It’s not what people want right now. It does have some good inventory coming in, but it is not going to scream higher, I don’t think.”
- Draftkings: “I say you let it cool off, but I think the company is going to own the space, and that’s what’s so good about it.”
Ticker: ZIXI, GWPH, PHOP, SNOW, TJX, DKNG
Other topic (no video clip): “After rebounding back to pre-pandemic levels, Medtronic CEO Geoff Martha checks in with Cramer to talk about COVID-19’s impact on the company and the medical device industry as a whole. ” — Ticker: MDT
Other Stocks Discussed (calls with audiences): DraftKing (DKNG), The PNC Financial Services Group (PNC), eBay (EBAY), The Trade Desk (TTD), Xilinx (XLNX)
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