"This is a meme stock, so therefore it loses any sort of a grounding on what it's really worth. Forty-eight percent of it is short ... tell me who would stay short given that," Cramer said. Cramer suggested that some short covering may be sending shares higher Tuesday, but what's really important is the strategy at play, he said. "It's a brilliant strategy. It's clear this is well orchestrated," Cramer said. He noted that GameStop chairman Ryan Cohen has been buying out-of-the-money call options. CNBC reported Cohen's firm RC Ventures bought calls on more than 1.6 million Bed Bath & Beyond shares at strike prices ranging from $60 to $80 per share. "Now if you want to trap shorts, what you do is you go in and do exactly that. How do you hedge? If you're short those calls, how do you hedge that? You go buy common [stock]. Now you're really caught," Cramer explained. Cramer attributed some of the "orchestrated" move to traders using Reddit's r/wallstreetbets. "I think they are a ...