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Fastly, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLY) was among Jim Cramer’s stock calls, as he discussed the rising market speculation. During the lightning round, a caller asked for Cramer’s thoughts on the stock, and he replied:

At $6, I was recommending this thing, and then it went up to like $35. It’s at $24. I think it’s a buy. I do like Cloudflare more. I’ve been reading, Matthew, he’s been posting some interesting things on Twitter. I think, oh jeez, it was up seven today. Hold on to Fastly. Hold on to it. But if it goes down, buy more. At $5, $6, it was just way too cheap.

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Fastly, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLY) provides an edge cloud platform that helps developers build, secure, and deliver digital experiences through infrastructure designed to process data at the internet’s edge. The company offers a suite of network services, content delivery optimization, and robust security solutions like bot management and DDoS protection. It is worth noting that when a caller inquired about the stock on June 2, 2025, Cramer said:

No, I mean they’ve missed a quarter too often. If you want to be in that, you wanna be in CloudFlare, which just reported tonight. Matthew Prince, doing an absolutely terrific job.

Since the above comment was aired, Fastly, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLY) stock has gone up more than 226%.

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