Nvidia’s announced plan to deploy an additional $150 billion for share repurchases draws praise from CNBC’s Jim Cramer, who says the program could meaningfully affect the stock’s path. In his commentary, he frames the buyback as “record” in scale and highlights its potential to support the share price.

Quartz similarly reports that Cramer characterizes the company’s new repurchase plan as “very significant,” emphasizing how the size of the program could matter to investors if it is carried out consistently. Across both accounts, the focus is less on operational details and more on what the buyback could signal and how it might translate into market impact. Both outlets tie Cramer’s view to the idea that continued repurchases could influence investor expectations and the stock’s performance.

While the articles both rely on Cramer’s assessment, they align on the key point that Nvidia’s additional $150 billion buyback is a major development. Neither source provides a detailed verification of execution terms beyond referencing the concept of sustained action.