Jim Cramer Reveals Stocks Benefiting From Tariff Selloff & Discusses These 8 Stocks

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1. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)

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Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) is the world’s largest eCommerce retailer and a key target of the tariff-induced market selloff. Investors drove the shares down by 12.8% during the selloff as economic worries and import disruptions to the retail sector cratered their sentiment for the firm. However, Cramer maintained that Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)’s business model provides it with plenty of pricing power, which is a key factor for firms to handle demand destruction. Here are his full comments:

“A lot of mistaken trading. Right now. People are making it bad. That is like that Amazon’s really hurt by this. Because of world trade. I mean Amazon has pricing power. You want to figure out who has pricing power, they are winners. And I don’t know, does Nike have pricing power? I don’t even know anymore. Does ONON have pricing power?” “Maybe Amazon, like NVIDIA, are things where people are making unwise moves. . .Amazon has pricing power. . . that’s the tradeoff, that I wanna look at pricing power and I wanna buy Amazon.”

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