Cramer first recommended Bitcoin in September 2021 when it was around $10,000. He believed in its potential as a store of value and investment opportunity.
Cramer bought Ethereum to participate in the auction but forgot to sell it afterward. He later cashed out and used the proceeds to buy a large farm.
Cramer felt irrelevant because the market was heavily focused on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which he had initially dismissed but later came to praise.
President Trump promised to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve and make America the crypto capital of the world, which Cramer believes could be a significant boost for Bitcoin.
Costco's stock price has risen significantly since its IPO, outperforming Bitcoin. For example, Costco hit an all-time high of $991, while Bitcoin reached $100,000.
Stocks like Amazon, Nvidia, and Palantir have seen massive gains since their IPOs. For instance, $1,000 invested in Amazon's IPO would be worth $2.94 million, and in Nvidia's IPO, it would be worth $2.32 million.
Cramer renamed his dog 'Invidia' to draw attention to Nvidia's stock potential. He believed Nvidia could be one of the greatest stocks ever.
Cramer supports AT&T's new strategy of focusing on core connectivity businesses like wireless and fiber networks, away from media pursuits. He believes this will drive the stock higher.
Dollar stores like Dollar Tree and Dollar General saw improved performance with increased traffic and customer spending. However, they face challenges like heightened competition and potential trade issues.
Cramer advises taking some profits from high-performing IPOs to avoid regret if the market takes a downturn. This allows investors to play with the house's money.
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