Jim Cramer's Lightning Round: Dell, Super Micro, Fortinet, and More
CNBC TelevisionOctober 5, 20254 min5,791 views
10 connectionsΒ·12 entities in this videoβCybersecurity Stocks
- π‘ Jim Cramer advises against Fortinet (FTN), calling it the weakest in cybersecurity.
- π― He recommends Palo Alto Networks or CrowdStrike as the only sanctioned cybersecurity stocks to own.
Energy Sector Analysis
- β οΈ Regarding Woodside Energy, Cramer acknowledges it's a terrific company but is nervous due to falling oil prices, suggesting it might drop to the 50s.
- π Similarly, he cannot recommend Obsidian Energies due to its smaller cap and the current downward trend in oil prices, despite its recent run-up.
Tech and Computer Hardware
- β Cramer is not warming up to Super Micro Computer due to ongoing accounting issues, stating that accounting regulations equal a sell.
- β He would be a buyer of Dell, especially after its CFO left, believing tomorrow is the day to buy Dell, contrasting it with Super Micro.
Marvell Technologies Outlook
- π Cramer acknowledges that Marvell Technologies had disappointing stock reactions and guidance that was not ideal, citing issues with "lumpy and nonlinear growth trajectory."
- π« Despite believing in CEO Matt Murphy, Cramer says no to Marvell, suggesting Nvidia as a preferred alternative.
General Market Sentiment
- π The lightning round covers various stocks, with Cramer expressing caution on energy and cybersecurity stocks, while showing a preference for Dell over Super Micro.
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Cybersecurity StocksFortinetPalo Alto NetworksCrowdStrikeWoodside EnergyObsidian EnergiesSuper Micro ComputerDellMarvell TechnologiesNvidiaOil PricesAccounting IssuesStock Market Analysis
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