Jim Cramer Calls Arm Holdings a “Real Good One”

Arm Holdings plc (NASDAQ:ARM) was among the stocks on Jim Cramer’s radar on Mad Money as he discussed the upcoming earnings. Cramer called it a “real good one,” as he commented:

Hey, after the close, we got a real good one, Arm Holdings, Rene Haas, you’ve seen him on, right?… We know what we heard from Intel this week, and we’ll hear from AMD when it reports next Tuesday. Arm designs the same kind of chip; the underlying architecture for most of these chips are CPUs. But what people don’t realize it’s making CPUs itself. I think that could be a stock that romps. Went up big today and then had a reversal late in the day.

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Arm Holdings plc (NASDAQ:ARM) designs and licenses CPU architectures, system IP, and software used across automotive, computing, consumer, and IoT applications. Cramer mentioned the stock during the April 27 episode and commented:

Last Monday, the Trust added semiconductor design company, Arm Holdings, to the portfolio, and then the… thing proceeded to rally 34% over the next four days. If you go back further, Arm gained over 71% from March 30th to April 24th. So even though we’re big fans of the stock, what we do, we can’t sell it because I mentioned it, but we downgraded it from a one, which means a buy for the Trust, to a two, meaning a buy into weakness, which typically means I try to take something off. Price matters and when something surges 34% in less than a week, well, you know what, you gotta pull in your horns. You can’t be a pig.

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