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Mad Money Lightning Round Recap: August 23 to 27 2021

The following are stocks highlighted during the Mad Money segment called the "Lightning Round" on CNBC hosted by Jim Cramer at 6 pm most weeknights."

Mad Money Recap provides a review of the segment called Lightening round whereby Jim Cramer provides his opinion on stocks.   CNBC mad money is aired weekly at 6 pm.
 

Monday, August 23


No Show Aired on this date.

 

Tuesday, August 24


Joby Aviation: “No, no. Let it go. I think it can go down to like $7, $8 and then you can pick some up. I just don’t see a lot going there. I just don’t.”


Meta Materials: “It’s a small Canadian company. ... One of these things, when you have one of these little metal companies, this is not like a little cancer company where I’ll say buy it like Trillium. This is one where I really question the long-term approach of them. I don’t want to own it.”


Ares Commercial Real Estate Corp.: “That’s a middle market lender. First of all, junk bond funds have been falling like stones. I think that these, historically, when I’ve recommended them have been a mistake. I’m not going to deviate. I’m not going to recommend that stock.”


Willis Towers Watson: “That’s a very good brokerage company. I like it very much. It’s not going to hurt you. I don’t think it’s going to excite you, but it is profitable and it’s doing well. How about that? Let’s leave it at that.”


Ingevity Corp.: “I think it’s a really interesting company. This is the kind of particular chemical company I like. Good growth, makes money, [doesn’t] sell for an expensive price. That’s the kind of stock I think that when you do homework, you come up with and you make money.”


Albemarle Corp.: “Albemarle is a great company with a very expensive stock and terrific growth. It is more speculative than I like at this point, but it is a very good company and I think it’s worth buying.”

 

Wednesday, August 25


Applied Materials: “I love the quarter. Don’t be confused. It’s buyable, especially with Micron rallying today. I have to tell you, I think that quarter was excellent, and people who were selling the stock actually did not know what they were doing.”


Coinbase Global: “I think Coinbase is inexpensive. I don’t really care for management because I think they let out a lot of stock when they started. I was against that. They should’ve been buyers, not sellers. I think the listing went very, very poorly. I think the company is the .. natural repository of crypto. I will also say this, though, I own Ethereum directly. I think you should have up to 5% of your portfolio in crypto. I am a believer in crypto.”


Match Group: “I didn’t think the quarter was nearly as bad as the sellers said, and I think the company is really worthwhile. Maybe what we have to do is just revisit it, but I think that everything we’ve said about it — and we’ve liked it for some time — I reiterate. I like it very much, but don’t forget I also like Bumble.”


Royalty Pharma: “What is that stock doing under $40? I was thinking about doing a segment on that stock, because that is so cheap versus what I’m seeing in the actual field. They own a lot of stocks, and you should buy it.”


Mitek Systems: “The volume is very low. The fact that the company is doing incredibly well matters to me. I think it’s a buy. I don’t understand why someone hasn’t taken a run at that company already.”

 

Thursday, August 26


No Show Aired on this date.

 

Friday, August 27


No Show Aired on this date.


 

What time is mad money on?


Mad Money airs weeknights at 6 PM ET on CNBC and is hosted by Jim Cramer. However, although the show does air most weeknights it occasionally does not air episodes on some weeknights when the Host Jim Cramer is absent Additionally, the show also airs in Australia during the following times: Saturday 09:00, 22:00, 23:00 SYD, Sunday 22:00, 23:00 SYD, Monday 04:00, 05:00 SYD.


What channel is mad money on?


Mad Money airs on CNBC. Mad Money is a financial television show with segments such as the "Lightning Round" and I am I Diversified. The first aired on CNBC on March 15, 2005.

 

Disclosure: mysmallbank.com did not receive compensation from any company or security highlighted in this article, nor from CNBC as well. Consider this as basic information only and utilize professional services and additional sources before making an investment decision. Additionally please refer to the CNBC mad money website for any additional information regarding the stocks mentioned above. #stockstowatch #money #finance #investing

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