Jim Cramer on NVIDIA: "See You at $5 Trillion"

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is one of the stocks on Jim Cramer’s radar. During the episode, Cramer reiterated his “own it, don’t trade it” advice on the company stock, as he said:

“NVIDIA, own it, don’t trade it. That’s been my advice for about $3.7 trillion in market capitalization. Today. NVIDIA became the first $4 trillion company, and it’s hard not to celebrate the success of this business or the man behind it… Now let’s talk about this $4 trillion achievement. Let’s put it in perspective. In the last 25 years, only four companies have earned the title of the biggest public company in America: Microsoft, General Electric, Exxon Mobil, and Apple.

GE wore the crown twice, Microsoft, five times, Exxon Mobil seven, and Apple an astounding 11 times, hallowed ground. Of course, GE imploded not long after, too much leverage. ExxonMobil, oil prices shot up, and Exxon was the biggest company in the industry at that time. But the two that still rival NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Apple… But I don’t see it (Apple) taking that crown back from NVIDIA anytime soon… The fact is, neither Microsoft nor Apple can claim that they’re currently creating a new industrial revolution, like NVIDIA can… Bottom line: NVIDIA, own it, don’t trade it. Oh, and see you at $5 trillion.”

NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) provides advanced graphics, computing, and networking solutions across AI, gaming, data centers, and automotive sectors. The company offers a wide range of platforms, software, and services to support high-performance computing and enterprise AI adoption.

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