Jazz Pharmaceuticals gets Cramer backing in CNBC stock call segment
Jim Cramer is weighing a fresh set of rapid-fire stock calls as investors look for signals on speculative and rate-sensitive names. In the latest lightning round, he backs Jazz Pharmaceuticals while warning against Apple Hospitality REIT and expressing caution on several other stocks.
Highlights
- Jim Cramer backs Jazz Pharmaceuticals as a speculative buy, noting profitability despite risk as reported on CNBC's Mad Money segment.
- Cramer warns Apple Hospitality REIT is unattractive if rates reach 6%, predicting buyers could lose money under this scenario.
- EchoStar could attract a takeover bid from SpaceX according to recent speculation Cramer flagged, highlighting event-driven upside potential in telecom shares.
Cramer’s latest calls on sector-specific stocks
As reported by CNBC, the “Mad Money” host says he is prepared to say yes to Jazz Pharmaceuticals, describing the stock as speculative but noting that the company does make money.He takes a negative view on Corteva, saying there is no reason to own it over Vylor. On Onto Innovation, he says he wants to take a harder look because the company operates in process control solutions, a segment he describes as difficult to understand.
For Apple Hospitality REIT, Cramer says the stock is unattractive if interest rates rise to 6%, adding that buyers could lose money under that scenario. He also says he thinks rates will go to 6%.
Takeover speculation and market implications
On EchoStar, Cramer points to a piece he read saying the company could draw a bid from SpaceX, calling the argument compelling even though he has not liked the stock. His comments highlight how takeover speculation can quickly shift sentiment around underperforming companies.The mix of calls underscores the different pressures facing healthcare, real estate, industrial technology and telecom names. Cramer’s remarks favor profitable businesses and caution against rate-sensitive shares, while also leaving room for event-driven upside where acquisition interest could emerge.
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