Jim Cramer discusses how tech veteran and CEO Kevin Johnson has helped Starbucks gain room to run.
. Cramer talked with the cancer diagnostic company's CEO Kevin Conroy to find out what's in store for the company on the heels of the merger.A worker assembles a box for delivery at the Amazon fulfillment center in Baltimore, Maryland, April 30, 2019plunged for a third-straight trading day on Monday, and it may have opened up the kind discount that investors are looking for, according to the charts.
Cramer, citing analysis from chart analyst Caroly Boroden, said the stock is on a positive trend that could carry it back above the $2,000 level in due time. Since reporting alast week, the equity has shed nearly 4.5%, but it has a chance to catapult past its record high, says Boroden, who heads FibonnacciQueen.com
"Boroden says that the larger pattern here is still bullish, pointing to much higher prices down the road," the host said. "After the stock's recent pullback, she thinks you're getting a rare buying opportunity in Amazon."
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