Dover Corporation (DOV) Will Benefit Through Cryogenic Cooling Of AI Datacenters, Says Jim Cramer

We have recently published 13 stocks that Jim Kramer talked about recently. Dover Corporation (NYSE: Dov) is one of the arrows that Jim Cramer recently discussed.

Dover Corporation (NYSE: Dov) is an industrial machinery company that has lost its shares by 1.8 % of the year. Her shares have struggled due to the broader landing of industrial stocks, which also affected other industrial companies. Previous CRAMER comments on Doer Corporation (NYSE: Dov) indicated that although the company has the last quarter “incredible”, its shares have been sold. This time, the company discussed in the context of the wave of artificial intelligence and the potential need for cooled cooling:

“Cryogenic is, see, see, we have a doger for charitable confidence in part because MR.tobin came and said, in the end, they will have to use Cryogenics to keep the data centers cold. Now Jensen Huang said it costs a lot of money. But if they continue to put hot things there, you will need everything you can.”

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Below are CRAMER notes on Doer Corporation (NYSE: Dov) after the company’s profit report:

“And I will throw third. Dover. With a quarter incredible. Very big guide. Arrows have decreased. Everyone who sells these things, Karl, do not try to draw the tape. They don’t only understand how stocks work. Because we don’t want it. Buy here.

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Detection: Nothing. This article was originally published in A monkey from the inside.