Jim Cramer proposed that Nvidia should increase its share buyback program by five times, aiming to repurchase about 10% of its stock. He argues the market undervalues Nvidia despite its strong profitability and growth, suggesting a large buyback would better reflect the company's value. Nvidia currently has about $99 billion left in buyback authorization and substantial cash flow, but prioritizes strategic investments first. For Cramer's plan to happen, Nvidia's board would need to approve a much larger buyback, which has not been indicated yet.
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CoreWeave carries $35.6 billion in debt and has negative free cash flow, but strong demand for its AI computing capacity and pricing power justify continued investment. The company reported a 46% increase in revenue backlog to $104 billion and 112.3%...
Nvidia shares have surged dramatically over the past decade, driven by its expansion from gaming graphics cards to AI data center products like the Vera CPU and Rubin GPU. Analysts now see nearly 39% upside with an average price target of $327.70, su...
