Lightning Round: SERV, OPEN, and FVRR
Speakers
Summary
In this Mad Money Lightning Round segment, Jim Cramer takes calls on Serve Robotics, Opendoor, and Fiverr International. He says he would not invest in robotics other than Tesla, endorses Opendoor as a single wild speculative stock, and tells a Fiverr holder to hold despite calling it highly commoditized. The clip ends by teasing an upcoming discussion on whether memory chip stocks are too late to buy.
- Jim Cramer answers caller questions in the Lightning Round.
- Asked about robotics/Serve Robotics, Cramer says he wants Tesla instead of other robotics names.
- Caller John makes a bullish case for Opendoor based on management, insider buying, and its homeownership mission.
- Cramer allows Opendoor as one speculative stock but notes it does not make money.
- A Fiverr holder asks whether to sell after a 55% drop; Cramer says hold because it does not lose money but calls it commoditized.
- The segment teases a coming discussion on memory chip stocks after a strong run.
Ideas
Avoid robotics, prefer Tesla
In the robotics discussion, Cramer says he will not go into robotics other than Tesla. He wants Tesla even though it has done nothing and says he has heard that complaint many times, suggesting it may be time for Tesla to do something. This is a relative avoid for Serve Robotics/other robotics and a long stance on Tesla.
Avoid robotics, prefer Tesla
In the robotics discussion, Cramer says he will not go into robotics other than Tesla. He wants Tesla even though it has done nothing and says he has heard that complaint many times, suggesting it may be time for Tesla to do something. This is a relative avoid for Serve Robotics/other robotics and a long stance on Tesla.
Opendoor can revive frozen homeownership
John is bullish on Opendoor because management has performance-based pay, has made million-dollar open-market purchases, and the story is not hype. He sees a real company on a mission to tilt the world back to homeownership, arguing homes have been frozen and Opendoor will melt that freeze.
Opendoor is one speculative stock allowed
Cramer endorses Opendoor as the one wild, speculative, money-losing stock an investor can own. He says he does not want to own a lot of other speculative names, but he would allow Opendoor as that single speculative bet.
Hold Fiverr; profitable but commoditized
Cramer tells a Fiverr holder to hold because the company does not lose money, but warns it is the most commoditized stock he has been asked about this week.
