On CNBC’s “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer said he likes Energy Transfer LP ET. The company will release earnings for the first quarter of 2025 on Tuesday, May 6, after the closing bell.
Cramer also said he likes Snowflake Inc. SNOW. “I’d pull the trigger.”
As per the recent news, Snowflake announced on Thursday that it received DOD IL5 Provisional Authorization on AWS GovCloud US-West. The authorization enables the company to offer solutions requiring the highest levels of protection for Controlled Unclassified Information.
The Mad Money host said this is a “fantastic chance” to buy Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD.
Supporting his view, JP Morgan analyst Jeremy Tonet maintained Enterprise Products Partners with an Overweight rating on March 27 and raised the price target from $37 to $38.
Cramer said no to Applied Digital Corporation APLD, adding that it is losing money.
On the earnings front, Applied Digital will host a conference call on Monday, April 14, to discuss its operations and financial results for the fiscal third quarter.
When asked about Peabody Energy Corporation BTU, Cramer said, “We got to be careful. It’s not going to make us money.”
Peabody Energy, on Feb. 6, reported mixed fourth-quarter financial results.
Price Action:
- Energy Transfer shares fell 4.6% to settle at $15.91 on Thursday.
- Snowflake shares declined 4.4% to close at $144.45 during the session.
- Enterprise Products Partners’ shares fell 2.5% to settle at $28.95.
- Peabody Energy shares dipped 8.4% to close at $11.23 on Thursday.
- Applied Digital shares dipped 7.1% to settle at $5.13 on Thursday.
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