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Jim Cramer Calls CAVA 'Tasty, Clean, Fun,' Says Make This Biotech 'Your Speculation'

BenzingaAvi Kapoor

Jim Cramer recommended buying CAVA Group (CAVA), citing its potential and tasty, clean, and fun concept, also likes Trulieve Cannabis (TRLV) and advised holding onto Ashland (ASH).

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