Cramer’s lightning round: I don’t want to own Taiwan Semiconductor

Cramer’s lightning round: I don’t want to own Taiwan Semiconductor


Cerence Inc: “In a market like this, it can go to $13, $12. If you can take that level of pain, you can absolutely buy it, because it is a good company.”

Matterport Inc: “It’s a $3 stock. So you think, ‘well, how much can you lose?’ I’ve got bad news. The answer is $3.”

Disclaimer: Cramer’s Charitable Trust owns shares of Johnson & Johnson.

Cramer's lightning round: I don't want to own Taiwan Semiconductor

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