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Jim Cramer is no stranger to sharing his thoughts on stocks, as he is featured daily across financial television programming. Some investors follow his thoughts and may invest in the picks he makes, while others may do the opposite and invest against his picks, or the “Inverse Cramer,” as it has become known.
On Thursday, Cramer was busy giving out his thoughts about the 31 stocks that are part of the CNBC Investing Club portfolio. Here’s what Cramer had to say about three of the top holdings, including one that has struggled to make its turnaround effort stick.
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“Once again, I find myself revisiting the illogic of our acquisition. I have a huge case of buyer’s remorse, but I’m afraid of seller’s remorse if we get rid of it. I think Elliott [Hill] deserves one more time at bat,” Cramer said on Nike Inc.
Cramer said new hires may not be working out as part of Nike’s turnaround plan.
“Maybe the situation was even worse than anyone thought.”
While he’s not selling Nike stock, Cramer’s comment on one more time at bat and buyer’s remorse could see him exit this position down the road.
Nike stock is down 28% year-to-date in 2026, with shares down around 15% over the last 52 weeks.
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Cramer highlighted Amazon.com Inc on Thursday, which has its shares up 10% year-to-date in 2026 and up over 40% over the last 52 weeks.
“The move in Amazon’s stock is nothing but recognition. We have been saying here for months that Andy Jassy’s putting up terrific numbers, and nobody seems to appreciate the strength of this company,” Cramer said.
Cramer said Amazon stock may be a “lesson about the need for patience.”
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One of Cramer’s favorite stocks over the years is NVIDIA Corp, a company he loved so much that he once named a dog after the company.
“Why do I cling to Nvidia? I think the better question to ask is, why would you sell it?” Cramer said.
Cramer has often touted his early bullish calls in Nvidia stock and has also preached patience with the stock being more of an investment and less of a trade, often telling investors “own NVDA, don’t trade it.”
“This company is still the most important company in the AI universe, no matter what anyone says.”