Cramer Reasserts Bullish Nvidia Call, Saying AI Buildouts Still Rely on Its Chips
He casts Nvidia as the must‑have supplier for big cloud operators.
Overview
- Cramer, in Monday comments reported by multiple outlets, said large AI projects cannot move forward without Nvidia’s processors.
- Nvidia shares trade near $197, up about 5% this year and 73% over the past 12 months, according to recent market snapshots.
- The company’s revenue growth is accelerating, with Q4 up 73% year over year and guidance calling for 77% growth in the current quarter.
- Shares change hands at roughly 25 times projected earnings, below the 29–40 range seen in recent years, which supporters say could allow a higher valuation if growth holds.
- Despite in‑house chips like Amazon’s Trainium, the largest cloud providers such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta are still buying Nvidia hardware for data‑center AI work.