Jim Cramer on Warner Bros. Discovery Bid and Larry Ellison
CNBC TelevisionDecember 23, 20251 min2,962 views
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- 💡 Jim Cramer is analyzing Warner Bros. Discovery shares due to a potential bid.
- 🎯 A bid of $34 per share is mentioned, attributed to Larry Ellison.
- ⚠️ Cramer expresses surprise that Ellison has not yet finalized the $34 bid, noting Ellison's history of decisive actions.
Valuation and Competition
- 💰 The $34 price point is considered $4 to $5 better than Netflix.
- 🚀 Cramer believes that $34 would be a sufficient offer, forcing the board to accept.
- 🚢 Warner Bros. Discovery is described as a tremendous asset that is needed more than Netflix.
Ellison's Move
- 🧩 Cramer likens Ellison's potential acquisition to the 'peopleoft' situation, where a decisive move was made.
- ❓ He questions why Ellison, a serious person, hasn't simply come in at $34 to conclude the matter.
- 💥 The implication is that a $34 bid would be a powerful move, ending the situation decisively.
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