Lightning Round: There's room for both AMD and Nvidia in the market, says Jim Cramer

It is time. And then the lighting is over. Are you ready? Ski Douglas at my home state, New Jersey Douglas. Hey, Jim, how you doing? I’m doing well. Douglas, how about you? I am doing great. I just want to get your thoughts on AMD. Lisa Sue’s doing a terrific job. There’s room for both Lisa Sue and Jensen Wong from NVIDIA. Let’s do some buying. I want to go to Michael and Tennessee. Michael, hello, Jim, it’s Mike Clements. I would like your thoughts on the copper mining stocks, in particular, Southern Copper Corporation. That is a very good company that’s moved up a great deal as people realize that we need more copper in data centers. I would not actually purchase some here. I’d like it to come down a little. I’m not you. Horwin, my writing partner, found this for me at 80, so I’m conscious it can still go lower before it goes higher. How about Kyle Pennsylvania? Kyle Chew? Chill. Enjoy Saquon in your lineup. Which one? Enjoy Saquon in your lineup. Oh, Saquon’s fantastic. He’s a leader. He’s a leader of men. He’s a leader of men. He will be. I hope he calls the plays. Actually, go ahead do Going to be a great season for you. I’m calling in regards to a company you’re referred to as a second rate Logitech, and that’s Corsair. And that’s on news of the recent acquisition of Fanatics, the leading racing simulator equipment company out of Germany, adding in another line of peripherals to their consumer discretionary line. What are your thoughts on this former stack, especially the $10 value? Jeez, I don’t know, Kyle. I think that Corsair is a second rate Logitech. OK, let’s go to Barry in Florida. Barry, it’s probably Barry. Barry, Jim. Yo, Hey, Jim. Yeah, Barry, You with me, Jim. But are you with me, Barry? I’m with you, Jim. Real estate broke it down here in Miami. The market’s great. Everything’s good. My favorite read is Stalwit Properties Trust. Everything looks good. Are there headwinds from this commercial lending? Here’s the problem. Your namesake Barry is on TV every minute telling us that what he did this is like the worst possible market and yet he’s in one of these things. So he has talked me Barry. Sure they can be like he is taught in an Eagle fan by the way, has talked me out of O’Neill stock. I wouldn’t own it. I think I thought it was good. I like the you. I like the guy. But he has single handedly just had told me. Jim, you shouldn’t know my stock. That’s where I look at nothing I can do. So bear. I’m sorry. I wanted to buy it. But you win. Let’s go to Chuck in Arizona. Chuck Sir James Kramer. The Wolf of Wall Street Whoa. I don’t know if that’s good or bad. How can I help? Like the baby song. I’m back on the street again. I’m back on the air again. Jim XPO reported last week and beat on the top and the bottom line. But get it. There’s cereal beater. No, there’s cereal. Beater’s good. The stock is really good. The company’s really good. I would own it and that ladies have conclusion up that. Light it around. The lightning round is sponsored by Charles Schwab. Coming up? No such thing as a new normal. Kramer checks in on the downstream effects of COVID on the consumer. Next Don’t miss a second of Mad Money. Follow at Jim Cramer on X. Have a question? Tweet Kramer hashtag Mad mentions Send Jim an e-mail to [email protected] or give us a call at one 807 Four Three. CNBC Miss something? Head to madmoney.cnbc.com.