Every weekday the CNBC with Jim Cramer holds a "Morning Meeting" at 10:20 a.m. ET. Here's a recap of Tuesday's key moments. 1. The stock market dipped Tuesday as a government shutdown loomed.
Jim Cramer, however, called it a non-event, saying, "I don't want anyone to sweat it." He added, "If the market goes down here … you need to be a buyer." Federal funding runs out Tuesday.
If a deal on a stopgap spending measure is not reached, the government would shut down shortly after midnight.
For the portfolio, we increased our positions in both Boeing and Costco on Tuesday morning. After the bell, our newest addition, Nike , will report earnings.
We will be looking for early signs of gress in the turnaround there. 2. Capital One "could be an opportunity" as well, Jim said.
The stock was down roughly 6% on Tuesday ing the economic data showing that consumer confidence for September declined to its lowest levels since April.
Capital One has the most exposure to subprime borrowers and stands to feel the impact of consumer weakness, said Jeff Marks, director of portfolio analysis for the .
We initiated a position in the credit card issuer in March ahead of its acquisition of Discover. 3.
CoreWeave s popped more than 12% after the company announced an agreement to vide Meta Platforms with $14.2 billion AI cloud infrastructure deal. Meta has "got this success.
[So], they need more compute [power]," said Jim.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is saying to himself, "'Look, if I get even more compute, I can make even more money.'"Jim added, "Meta is a terrific stock." More computing capacity means more AI chips from Nvidia , whose stock caught a $10 price target increase to $210 from Citi.
The analysts estimate that hyperscaler AI capital expenditures will rise to $490 billion in 2026, up from the prior forecast of $420 billion. 4.
Stocks covered in Tuesday's rapid fire at the end of the were: Spotify , Vail Res , Paychex, Jeffries Financial , and Celisus Holdings .
(Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust is long BA, COF, COST, META, NVDA, NKE.
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