Cramer’s lightning round: Wait for Texas Roadhouse to come down

Cramer’s lightning round: Wait for Texas Roadhouse to come down


Warner Bros Discovery Inc: “I can’t. I like profitable companies with good balance sheets. That is the definition of not that.”

Veru Inc: “A lot of people bet against it, so it could be a very binary, up big, down big situation.”

Texas Roadhouse Inc: “We have to wait for that one to come down, because it’s had too big a move.”

Organon & Co: “We are going to find out what this story is, and then we’re going to come back to you.”

Dice Therapeutics Inc: “I can not recommend it, particularly because the company is losing money hand over fist.”

Cramer's lightning round: Wait for Texas Roadhouse to come down

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