Cramer's Trust Sells 55 Arm Shares at $314 After 80% Gain

5 articles · Updated · CNBC · May 26

Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust sold 55 Arm Holdings shares near $314 each, cutting the position to 130 shares and reducing its portfolio weighting to about 1% from 1.44%.
The trim locks in roughly an 80% gain on shares bought in April after Arm surged 46% last week in a second parabolic move.
Nvidia helped fuel that rally when it said its Arm-based Vera CPU has visibility into $20 billion in revenue this year, a boost for Arm's royalty business.
The trust said the sale restores the stake closer to its original size, limits risk after the sharp run-up and raises cash for other buys or a possible Arm repurchase on a pullback.

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