We recently published 15 shares that Jim Cramer said, as he said Quantum Computing worried him. CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV) is one of the shares that Jim Cramer recently discussed.
CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV) is an important player in the AI industry, because it offers software companies the infrastructure to implement their AI programs. The shares have been won 200% since their IPO in April, but lost 9.7% last week. Cramer discussed the performance of the share on Thursday morning while commenting on speculative shares:
“I think CoreWeave is a real company. But I think CoreWeave, people feel that it has been moved too much. I think CoreWeave really is …”
Because it was one of the first controversial IPOs in 2025 and the shares listed after a long break in IPO activity, Cramer was focused on CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV) earlier this year. Although some media reports suggested that the company had unhealthy financial data at the time, he defended it and people called themselves about the company as 'not -intended'. Although he has been positive about the business model of CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV), Cramer has continued to warn about the price levels with high shares. During his morning performance at Mad Money on 10 June, for example, Cramer noted:
“You will sell half of it tomorrow morning, and then you will now play with the money from the house, you will never have to worry about CoreWeaven again. And that is the way you do it, and that is the way I was raised, and I am not afraid. Sell half of the house, congratulations, you have made a ton.”
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