Cramer: Nvidia, Salesforce Earnings Upend Bear Narratives
Jim Cramer said strong quarterly results from Nvidia and Salesforce shattered two major bearish narratives that had pressured their stocks. Salesforce reported its strongest sales growth in four years, with year‑over‑year seat gains across sales, service and Slack and AI‑bundle bookings more than doubling, undermining fears that AI would obsolete traditional software subscriptions. Nvidia delivered results and guidance that challenged concerns about slowing hyperscaler demand and competition: management signaled roughly 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028, and CEO Jensen Huang said older infrastructure remains productive. Amazon Web Services committed to buying 2 million Nvidia GPUs (and potentially millions of new Vera CPUs), underscoring sustained demand for Nvidia’s chips, Cramer said.
- •Jim Cramer said earnings from Nvidia and Salesforce shattered two major bear narratives weighing on those tech stocks.
- •Salesforce reported its strongest sales growth in four years; seats across sales, service and Slack grew year over year and bookings for AI‑focused bundles more than doubled from the prior quarter.
- •Nvidia and Salesforce shares rose about 8% and 22%, respectively, after both reported better‑than‑expected quarterly results.
