Cramer’s lighting round: Stay away from Blackline

Cramer’s lighting round: Stay away from Blackline


Blackline Inc: “It’s enterprise software that’s losing money. Those are the ones I’m trying to get people to stay away from.”

Piedmont Lithium Inc: “Much too dangerous. Way too speculative. We’re going to take a pass on that one.”

Bloom Energy Corp: “They’re not working. They’re too expensive. I want you to avoid Bloom Energy.”

Oramed Pharmaceuticals Inc: “This thing has had way too big a move. I can not get behind it. It’s way too speculative.”

Disclaimer: Cramer’s Charitable Trust owns shares of Eli Lilly.

Cramer's lighting round: Stay away from Blackline

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