CNBC’s Jim Kramer was surprised at the all-time high on Wednesday at an Oracle Stock’s 40% surge, calling it a life-changing experience for individual investors who own many shares. “I’ve been saying (for decades) you can get rich in individual stocks,” Cramer told members of the CNBC Investing Club. He pointed out a stunning gathering of Oracle’s stock as a surprising example of the incredible AI forecast. Since leaving hedge funds in 2000, Cramer has devoted his life to teaching investors how to make stock money. CNBC’s “Mad Money” celebrated its 20th anniversary in April. Following Cramer’s 30-something-share charitable trust portfolio, the club dates back to his days at Thestreet.com, a financial website he co-founded in the mid-1990s, before CNBC. “If you own an Oracle, you live a different life today,” Cramer said Wednesday morning at “Squawk on the Street,” a co-anchor at 9am. “Thank you (Oracle CEO) Safra Catz, for making so many people billionaires.” ORCL Mountain Oracle’s Long-term Performance Oracle is currently approaching a stock market valuation of around $940 billion, due to its best single trading session since 1992. That number cannot be overstated that it was revealed as part of its revenue report Tuesday evening. The remaining performance obligation (RPO) rose 359% to $455 billion. That’s almost $50 trillion. An RPO is a revenue that is contracted but not yet recognized. The company is expected to increase cloud infrastructure revenue to $144 billion in fiscal 2030, up from the current $18 billion in fiscal 2026. It also projected $35 billion of capital expenditure this year, compared to previously expected by $26 billion analysts. Forward guidance from Oracle has pulled infrastructure trades for the broader data centers higher. Club chip makers Nvidia and Broadcom rose by more than 4% and 8% respectively. This is the best ever for Broadcom. Nvidia has a little more work to do to get back to record highs since last month. Naturally, Oracle’s shares have doubled in 2025 after winning more than 60% last year and nearly 24% in 2023. Broadcom and Nvidia have been in their own parabolic movement for the past two years or more. Nvidia for Kramer will be the closest to the home. He has recommended it since the shares were traded single digits per share. Cramer talks about coming up to him and personally thanking him for turning him on stocks and making him a billionaire. At the Investment Club’s annual meeting held in mid-July on the New York Stock Exchange, Cramer spoke about one of those Nvidia billionaires. “I’m off, and the Vermont man. He stops me and says, ‘Cramer, I’m a member of your club. … Show me something.'” He pulls out his phone and says, ‘Nvidia $2.4 million.’ He says, “Because I’m a member of the club, that’s how much I made with Nvidia.” ”
