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Cramer Asked Who Was Buying Gigantic Bloom Energy Calls. A Pelosi Filing Named Two of the Same Stocks Weeks Earlier.

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Core Development: Cramer Asked Who Was Buying Gigantic Bloom Energy Calls. A Pelosi Filing Named Two of the Same Stocks Weeks Earlier.
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Pelosi's spouse bought Bloom Energy calls worth up to $5M and added Intel options in late July; Bloom Energy surged 49% in the weeks that followed.

Cramer's basket didn't trade as one, with SanDisk falling 6% and Micron dropping 4% on the week while AMD gained 8%.

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Jim Cramer used his Mad Dash segment on CNBC's Squawk on the Street to flag what he described as outsized call buying, executed through flex calls, across a basket of technology and energy names. He ran through Sandisk, Bloom Energy, Intel, Micron, SK hynix and AMD, and openly asked whether a well-known earlier buyer had returned to the market.

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