Jim Cramer Teases Upcoming Interview With ‘Very Special Man’ Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC's "Mad Money," recently took to social media to laud Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as a "very special man."

Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC’s “Mad Money,” recently took to social media to laud NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang as a “very special man.”

What Happened: On Friday, Cramer wrote on social media platform X, “The world will know about Jensen after 60 Minutes on Sunday.. this very special man…..Nvidia.”

The post was in anticipation of Huang’s feature on the prime-time American television news show, 60 Minutes, which was scheduled to air on the following Sunday.

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Why It Matters: Cramer has been a long-time supporter of Huang and Nvidia. In February, he compared Huang to “our modern-day DaVinci” and celebrated “National Nvidia Day.” He has also praised Huang’s vision for the future and the company’s strong fourth-quarter earnings.

More recently, in April, Cramer expressed his confidence in Huang and other influential figures, urging Wall Street to trust them despite the skeptics. This latest tweet further solidifies Cramer’s admiration for Huang and his belief in the impact of Huang’s 60 Minutes feature.

In February, he compared Huang to Taylor Swift, celebrating Nvidia’s earnings day as a holiday. He has also praised Huang as a visionary, even comparing him to Tesla‘s Elon Musk.

Despite Wall Street’s skepticism, Cramer has consistently expressed his confidence in Huang, urging investors to trust in his leadership. He backed Huang and Apple‘s Tim Cook amid market cynicism.

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