We recently published Jim Cramer Reveals His Trading Strategy For H2 2025 & Discusses These 16 Stockse. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed.
AI chip designer NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA)’s importance in the AI chip industry also makes it one of Cramer’s most frequently discussed stocks. Cramer continues to have faith in the company and believes CEO Jensen Huang’s belief that his company will play a key role in the rollout of humanoid robots. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA)’s shares did well in June as they closed the month 16.9% higher and enabled the firm to retake the crown of being the world’s most valuable company. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA)’s shares benefited after investors failed to determine any negative catalysts on the horizon and analysts remained bullish about the AI market’s future. Cramer discussed the firm in the context of its position in the hyperscaler market:
“But I would tell you David, that HPE is one of the biggest customers of NVIDIA. . . Remember, NVIDIA is regarded as somewhat of a gating point for all of the hyperscalers cause they’re so expensive.”
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Earlier, Cramer discussed NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) and the negotiations between the US and China:
“So, how could the president turn around these negotiations with the Chinese? Okay, so I’ve been thinking about this. I always like to be constructive. I’m a constructive fella… We only have one ace in our hand, and apparently, we don’t want to play it, the chips from NVIDIA. Under the previous administration, NVIDIA was allowed to sell China high-quality chips, but not their best stuff, which were reserved for America and a bizarre list of 18 friendly countries. Now, the Trump administration won’t even let NVIDIA sell their second or third best stuff. As CEO Jensen Huang said on our show, it’s logical to presume that China won’t use these chips for the military precisely because they’re American chips…
