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Cramer calls Nuvation Bio a pure spec, prefers CoreWeave over IREN, is unsure on Seneca, cautious on NuScale, and approves Box.
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Cramer calls Nuvation Bio a pure spec, prefers CoreWeave over IREN, is unsure on Seneca, cautious on NuScale, and approves Box.
Box stock rose 1.18% on Wednesday following second-quarter earnings that met expectations. The company reported record revenue of $321 million (up 9% YoY) and adjusted net income of $0.40 per share. Box raised full-year revenue guidance to $1.29 billion but slightly lowered profitability guidance to $1.54 per share. Growth was driven by adoption of the Enterprise Advanced plan as clients scale AI capabilities.
Morgan Stanley analyst Josh Baer maintains Box (NYSE:BOX) with a Equal-Weight and raises the price target from $33 to $36.
The article argues that the current AI buildout, representing the largest industrial expansion since 19th-century railroads, is fundamentally different from the 1990s internet bubble. Unlike the dot-com era where 90% of fiber infrastructure sat unused and 75% of IPOs operated at losses, today's AI companies are profitable, have reasonable valuations, and their hardware is in high demand with premium pricing. This suggests the AI boom has a stronger economic foundation than the internet bubble.
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