Cramer’s lightning round: Editas Medicine is not a buy

Cramer’s lightning round: Editas Medicine is not a buy


DraftKings Inc: “They are in a battle, a pure battle to try to get market share and right now, there is no sign that the battle is over. … I do think they’ll win.”

SoFi Technologies Inc: “I can’t tell you to sell it. But I can also tell you, maybe I’m not the answer on this stock because holy cow, it hasn’t stopped [going down in price] and I thought it would have.”

Editas Medicine Inc: “You can not buy growth stocks that have no hope of making money. Not in this environment.”

Altria Group Inc: “It is tobacco, and that’s not what I’m fond of. … If you don’t care, then it’s fine.”



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