Jim Cramer kicked off his latest episode of Mad Money by highlighting the wild swings in the market, the ongoing trade war with Canada, and the growing concerns about tariffs and inflation. Although tech stocks attempted a rally, it fizzled out by the close. Cramer described the volatile trading session by saying:
“We got a good sign. The beat-down tech stocks rallied and rallied hard at one point after a lot of time lost in the wilderness while the recession proof stocks, well, they finally got clubbed.”
Jim Cramer then explained that the reason behind this volatility is the escalating trade war with Canada. Here’s how he explained the situation:
“We got a trade war going with Canada. Here’s what happened, they announced a 25% tariff on electricity in our country earlier today. Immediately president Trump announced some hard retaliation doubling the tariffs on aluminum and steel. The steel side can be dealt with. Aluminum, I don’t know but it’s bad news. Canadians produce a huge percentage of that stuff for our airline makers, for trucks, for cars. A 50% tariff would be very inflationary and could destroy the profits of the automakers.”
Cramer then shifted his focus to the broader implications of the White House’s stance on the stock market. Here’s what he said:
“So, let’s talk about stock prices in the White House. Now this weekend, the President said he’s not focused on the stock market. Maybe if you’re in power and you’re not up for re-election, the stock market could be ignored. That’s just one problem. This is what the President’s forgetting: the stock market serves a dual role. Yes, it makes rich people richer, no doubt—at least when it’s going up. But when it goes down, it can also be a signal; a signal that things aren’t well in the economy, that business could be getting tougher, and that layoffs could be on the table.”
While Cramer agreed with the broader goal of addressing trade imbalances, he criticized the way the administration is handling it, which is causing widespread uncertainty. Here’s how he put it:
“Because of the President’s tumultuous approach to trade, these tariffs are beginning to scare people—regular people, you, me—and that’s what the stock market has been saying before the Canadians blinked and we momentarily avoid a real trade war. But we’re still seeing a pronounced decline in small business optimism. It’s a cliché. Small businesses are the backbone of the economy. Big businesses are always trying to trim costs, small businesses hire. We’re starting to see large shortfalls in many different industries.”
Finally, Cramer’s opinion is that the U.S. is no longer a manufacturing-driven economy, but a service-driven one, where businesses thrive on stability and consumer confidence. Here’s how he explained it:
“Now we’re not a manufacturing economy, we’re a service economy. That’s why it stings when you see these retailers, telecoms, and airlines linking the negativity of their customers to political actions. […] The issue is that, again, we’re service. Most of our business is service, and that economy is starting to roll over because consumer confidence is declining as people worry about the impact of these tariffs. They don’t understand them. Sure, we have plenty of room for layoffs, so to speak, because we have very low unemployment. But the stock market is saying the tariffs will be inflationary, and the White House hasn’t explained to the American people why it’s worth it.”
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Jim Cramer Discussed These 19 Stocks
19. Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 161
Jim Cramer sounded a bit worried about Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) in the most recent episode, reflecting on the price reaction of the stock following its most recent earnings, saying:
“This is almost a trillion-dollar company, Broadcom, the semiconductor company, it’s on the verge of being right there, like you know, Mag 8 or whatever you want to call it. It reported an amazing quarter just last Thursday. Yet its stock had barely gotten any credit, it came back hard today, rallied as much as ten points and then giving back five. But that’s still a very good sign.”
Aristotle Atlantic Core Equity Strategy stated the following regarding Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO) in its Q4 2024 investor letter:
Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO) contributed to performance in the fourth quarter as the company’s third quarter results demonstrated continuing strength for its AI networking and custom accelerator semiconductor business. The company also gave long-term guidance for the service addressable market (SAM) opportunity for its AI-related business, indicating a market opportunity of $60 billion to $90 billion, which only includes contributions from its current three customers. This long-term outlook for AI semiconductor content exceeded investor expectations. Broadcom’s quarterly results also showed the company is ahead on its VMware integration timeline to achieve $8.5 billion in EBITDA, which will support long-term gross and operating margin expansion for the company.
18. General Motors (NYSE:GM)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 68
The auto industry is in trouble, according to Cramer, as tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel are set to raise manufacturing costs dramatically. He warned that General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Ford (NYSE:F) could see their margins squeezed, saying:
“A 50% tariff on Canadian aluminum doesn’t work because there’s no new source to replace it. Wherever we get aluminum, it’s going to be a lot more expensive, raising the price of cars and trucks dramatically, really hurting GM’s profits; Ford’s too. I don’t think it’s a mistake to say that the auto companies are in real trouble with a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum. You certainly can’t own their stocks.”
General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is an American multinational automotive manufacturing company that is best known for its automobile brands which include Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac. The company is strategically focused on advancing its EV portfolio while also integrating new technologies into its vehicles. In Q4 2024, General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) saw a 21% increase in overall sales compared to Q4 2023, with EV sales surging by an impressive 50%. For the full year 2024, EV sales were up by 125%. General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) doubled its share in the EV market over the year and reported consistent growth in EV sales throughout 2024.
17. Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 86
Airline stocks have been under pressure due to rising costs, and Cramer believes the new tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel will only make things worse. He expects Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) and other airlines to struggle, stating:
“Delta, great airline, but it’s going to miss the numbers big. Same with American Airlines.”
Delta has been one of the best-performing airlines in recent years, with strong operational efficiency and high-margin international routes. However, rising costs, economic uncertainty, and weaker consumer spending on travel could challenge its ability to maintain profitability over the medium-term.
16. Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 75
Jim Cramer mentioned that Verizon (NYSE:VZ) had a rough trading session, raising concerns about the state of the telecom sector. Cramer didn’t mince words about the stock’s decline, saying:
“We got a real ugly read about the state of telecommunications today from Verizon, the stock fell 6.5%, 3 points, wow.”
Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) is a leading telecommunications giant that has been expanding its footprint in AI-driven infrastructure through its “AI Connect” initiative. This program positions Verizon to capitalize on the growing demand for AI infrastructure, leveraging its fiber network and edge computing capabilities to support businesses deploying AI workloads. With a $1 billion deal pipeline and major partnerships with Google and Meta, the company is making strategic moves in a space expected to attract over $1 trillion in investments over the next decade.
15. Dick’s Sporting Goods (NYSE:DKS)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 45
Cramer also expressed some of his concerns around the retail sector. He highlighted that even though Dick’s Sporting Goods (NYSE:DKS) delivered strong earnings, the company’s CEO sounded downbeat. Here’s what he said:
“We’re hearing disconcerting things from retail. Dick’s Sporting Goods, terrific company, reported excellent numbers but its CEO Lauren Hobart gave a very downbeat forecast. Why? Well here’s what she had to say: we are not seeing a weaker consumer now, we’re coming off fantastic Q4, our guidance reflects that there’s so much uncertainty in the world today, in geopolitical environment and macroeconomic environment we are just being appropriately cautious. End quote.”
Dicks Sporting Goods, Inc (NYSE:DKS) is a retailer of athletic apparel, footwear, and equipment for sports. The company operates more than 730 stores under its namesake brand, as well as about 140 specialty stores under the Golf Galaxy and Public Lands nameplates. DKS carries private-label merchandise and national leading brands such as Nike, The North Face, and others.
14. Kohls Corp (NYSE:KSS)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 26
Kohls Corp (NYSE:KSS) continues to struggle in a tough retail environment, cutting its dividend from 50 cents to 12.5 cents and issuing a bleak earnings forecast. Cramer didn’t hold back on how bad the numbers were:
“Now consider the case of Kohl’s, a former jewel of a chain that’s fallen on hard times, cutting its dividend today from 50 cents to 12.5 cents. Not good. Kohl’s is still making some money, but they’re forecasting a huge reduction in earnings—10 to 60 cents versus $1.24 the analysts were expecting. More important, they see same-store sales down 4 to 6% when the analysts were expecting only to be down 1%. Ouch, that’s very bad.”
Once considered one of the leading department store chains, Kohls Corp (NYSE:KSS) has been losing market share to competitors like Target and Walmart, as well as online retailers. With declining foot traffic and disappointing sales forecasts, Cramer remains bearish on the stock.
13. Toll Brothers Inc. (NYSE:TOL)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 65
When asked about Toll Brothers Inc. (NYSE:TOL), Cramer expressed his admiration for the company and its CEO, but also presented some risks that the stock may face. Here’s what he said:
“Okay so listen to me and listen good. It’s Doug Yearley (Toll’s CEO) and you know Doug, he’s the bomb, and what I really care about here is they raise the dividend, and this is the big fly in the ointment. If president Trump goes after the lumber industry of Canada, then they have to raise the price of homes. You got to hope that the president does not go after lumber even though that’s an area where you could easily take down the Canadians that would make me want to sell Toll; otherwise, I want to buy it.
Baron Real Estate Fund stated the following regarding Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL) in its Q4 2024 investor letter:
“As noted earlier in this letter, we chose to decrease the Fund’s homebuilder exposure in D.R. Horton, Inc., Lennar Corporation, and Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL) in the most recent quarter following exceptional share price performance over the prior two years. From September 30, 2022, through September 30, 2024, shares of Toll Brothers, Lennar, and D.R. Horton increased 269%, 155%, and 184%, respectively. Homebuilder valuations for our investments had approached near peak valuations from prior cycles (at or above 2 times tangible book value). We also have concerns that the recent 100 basis point increase in interest rates will further crimp housing affordability. This could lead to flattening home prices and elevated homebuilder incentives to entice buyers to purchase a home. Further, the new administration policy decisions around tariffs, immigration, and deportation may increase the cost for labor and materials. The issues cited above may lead to pressure on homebuilder gross margins in 2025.
The shares of several homebuilders and residential-related building product/ services companies foreshadowed some of these concerns in the fourth quarter and valuations are becoming more compelling. We are monitoring developments closely and may look to acquire additional shares in 2025…” (Click here to read the full text)
12. Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ:SBUX)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 86
A caller expressed his worries about Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ:SBUX) wondering if it was time to sell. Jim Cramer reassured him, emphasizing that the stock remains a hold:
“Oh no, you want to own Starbucks. Brian Nichols is terrific. The stock shot up to 115—that was a big move, a parabolic move. It’s coming back down, but it’s more controlled. I think Brian’s going to do terrifically. I’m getting my coffee in four minutes; I don’t know about you. I think he’s instituting the right policies. I think he really knows what he’s doing.”
Invesco Growth and Income Fund stated the following regarding Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ:SBUX) in its Q3 2024 investor letter:
“Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ:SBUX): The coffee retailer has struggled with China’s economic softness, declining sales and weaker US store traffic that have hampered revenues and profit margins. However, we believe the company has several positive, long-term catalysts, including strong growth in store count, better labor relations, improving productivity from labor, technology and innovation, and easier future earnings comparisons. We believed a management change was imminent, and shortly after we purchased the stock, Starbucks named a new CEO, which was seemingly greeted enthusiastically by investors.”
11. Agnico Eagle Mines (NYSE:AEM)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 54
Jim Cramer turned his attention to gold, a sector that has seen renewed interest as the price of the precious metal creeps back toward all-time highs. He singled out Agnico Eagle Mines (NYSE:AEM), which surged to a new record high during the trading session. Cramer had the company’s CEO on the show and praised the company for its strong cost control and efficient operations:
“First of all, congratulations! These numbers are extraordinary. Your costs are totally under control. The numbers that you’re producing, the cash flow that you have, all excellent.”
Cramer noted that gold mining is a notoriously difficult business, with many companies struggling to keep costs in check despite rising gold prices. However, he emphasized that Agnico Eagle has managed to deliver an impressive operating margin, far superior to its competitors:
“I’ve been in love with a gold company, and then the costs got so bad or something went wrong that they ended up not making that much money. Your operating margin is extraordinary, far better than all the other companies I deal with.”
Cramer also touched on a hot debate: gold versus Bitcoin. While Bitcoin has been called “digital gold” and has surged in value, Cramer argued that gold remains the ultimate store of value, especially in uncertain times:
“One of the things that I’ve struggled with, and so does Chairman Jay Powell, is that [Bitcoin] is a store of value for some people and for other people it’s a trade. Whereas everyone knows that gold is a store of value.”
10. AppLovin Corporation (NASDAQ:APP)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 95
A caller inquired about AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP), a software company specializing in mobile app monetization. Cramer acknowledged its strong cash flow but kept his reservations, saying this:
“AppLovin, this is one of the greatest momentum stocks of all time, and they did deliver huge cash flow at the end of the year. I think the stock can bounce, but I’m not going to go out there and be real bullish because any stock that can be cut in half that quickly is not a stock I want our people in.”
AppLovin Corporation (NASDAQ:APP) is a software company that enables businesses to run advertisements on non-linear mediums such as video games. It’s been one of the best-performing stocks on Wall Street, as the shares have gained over 426% in 2024. AppLovin Corporation (NASDAQ:APP)’s stock jumped by 73% in November after the firm grew its Q3 profit by a whopping 300% to $434 million. However, the stock is now down by 20% year-to-date following short seller claims of fraudulent practices.
9. Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE:BRK-B)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 164
Jim Cramer was asked whether Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-B) is still a good value buy. He didn’t hesitate in his response:
“I’ll tell you the truth, I’m not even going to spend a second on it, that’s how much I like it. And by the way, it passed Tesla. That’s one of the reasons why I say that I ban that particular term (the Magnificent Seven). Berkshire snuck up there, and a couple of others have snuck past Tesla. So how can you have seven stocks if one of them is the tenth? This is a terrific stock, and the last quarterly report I read; it’s just smoking. Just own it, just own it.”
Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-B), led by Warren Buffett, is one of the world’s most successful conglomerates, owning businesses across insurance, energy, railroads, and consumer goods. The company’s disciplined investment strategy and massive cash reserves have allowed it to thrive in various market conditions.
8. Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 145
Jim Cramer responded enthusiastically when asked about Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX):
“Oh, don’t be curious, it’s terrific! It’s a subscription revenue. I’m going to give you one in threes: Netflix has subscription, Amazon has subscription, and Spotify has subscription. And subscriptions are one of the greatest… Having started a subscription business and having modest success, I can tell you there’s nothing like a subscription for just the day-to-day cash flow. You should own Netflix; they’ve done a very good job.”
Polen Focus Growth Strategy stated the following regarding Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) in its Q2 2024 investor letter:
“Finally, we trimmed Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) mostly due to valuation but also as a source of funds to add to the new position in Shopify. As a reminder, we added to our position in August 2022 amid broad concerns about the company’s ability to grow and monetize shared passwords. We expected Netflix to show progress in monetizing shared passwords, leading to robust free cash flow generation. This is now playing out and is appreciated by the market. Hence, given the balance of growth and valuation, we felt it was appropriate to reduce our exposure to a more normal weight.”
7. Crocs Inc. (NASDAQ:CROX)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 41
When asked about Crocs Inc. (NASDAQ:CROX), Cramer was blunt in his response:
“Crocs? Crocs? We got On Holdings at 45, and you come to me with Crocs? Come on, man! Crocs, no—On, yes!”
Artisan Small Cap Fund stated the following regarding Crocs, Inc. (NASDAQ:CROX) in its Q4 2024 investor letter:
“Among our top detractors were Halozyme, Crocs, Inc. (NASDAQ:CROX) and Novanta. Crocs designs, develops, manufactures and distributes casual footwear and accessories for men, women and children. The company invented the molded plastic clog in 2002 and turned it into a multibillion-dollar (USD) global revenue producer. We believe expansion opportunities outside the US, demand from new product introductions (including from recently acquired Hey Dude) and distribution pushes within the direct-to-consumer and wholesale channels will drive greater-than-expected revenue growth. We had expected the performance of its HeyDude brand to have already bottomed, but forward guidance continues to indicate its turnaround efforts, driven by a new divisional leader, will take longer than expected. We maintained our position as we believe the market underappreciates the longer term profit cycle.”
6. Sirius XM Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:SIRI)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 2
A caller tried to build a bullish thesis on Sirius XM Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:SIRI), and Cramer quickly dismissed it, saying:
“No, I’m going to disagree with you on this one. Plus, you know, it is related to autos, and autos aren’t selling well right now. And that’s going to be—everyone’s going to know that. I just told it to you right now, everyone’s going to know that. We’re going to stay away from Sirius. It’s just not a serious stock at this point.”
Sirius XM (NASDAQ:SIRI) is a satellite radio provider with millions of subscribers. While it has a strong foothold in automotive entertainment, concerns about declining auto sales and competitive streaming options pose challenges for the stock.
Weitz Multi-Cap Equity Fund stated the following regarding Sirius XM Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:SIRI) in its Q4 2024 investor letter:
“Sirius XM Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:SIRI) and its predecessor, Liberty SiriusXM, were among the year’s most notable detractors. The merger of SiriusXM and the Liberty holding company was a clear positive but saddled the company with a heightened debt load. Management has outlined achievable plans to retire debt through highly visible savings, beginning in 2025. We increased our holdings in SiriusXM Holdings post-merger.”
5. AutoZone Inc. (NYSE:AZO)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 56
Jim Cramer was bullish on AutoZone Inc. (NYSE:AZO), praising its stock buybacks:
“I love it; they buy back so much stock, it’s really incredible. I think those guys are fantastic.”
Brown Advisors Global Leaders Strategy stated the following regarding AutoZone, Inc. (NYSE:AZO) in its Q4 2024 investor letter:
“AutoZone, Inc. (NYSE:AZO) is the leading replacement automotive parts retailer and distributor in the US, servicing both the Do-it-Yourself (DIY) and Do-it-for-Me (DIFM) segments of the used car market, a market that is structurally growing as the fleet expands, with a high degree of visibility into future demand of the 6+ year used car cohort, which is AutoZone’s core target market. AutoZone is expanding into the faster growing DIFM market, as well as into Brazil and Mexico. The company’s superior customer outcome is immediate parts availability and the meaningful de-risking of the balance sheets of smaller garages which do not need to hold inventory themselves. It offers a differentiated service for customers based on local availability of parts (“in stock, in market”), quick turnaround speed and advice (including free specialty tool loans so DIY customers can complete necessary maintenance at lower cost but generating enduring loyalty). All this has historically proven difficult to replicate in an e-commerce setting. While there are a small number of large companies operating in this growing market, further consolidation of smaller competitors is expected as leading retailers’ scale (depth and breadth of inventory) and network effects (proximity to customers in immediate need of repair) constitute strong moats. One of the impressive characteristics of the company’s capital allocation is that it has delivered exceptional capital discipline and deployed its cash flow into share buybacks which has reduced the company’s share count by about 85% since 2000.”
4. The Timken Company (NYSE:TKR)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 30
A caller asked about The Timken Company (NYSE:TKR), and Cramer was cautious:
“You know what, they’re too levered right now. They’re levered to a bunch of industries that are really slowing down. As much as I like the company very much, I’m going to have to say no to Timken.”
The Timken Company (NYSE:TKR) is a leading global manufacturer of engineered bearings and power transmission products. The company serves a wide range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, energy, and heavy machinery. While Timken has a strong reputation for innovation and reliability, Cramer’s concern revolves around its exposure to cyclical industries that are experiencing slowdowns. The company’s reliance on industrial markets, which are sensitive to economic conditions and interest rate changes, makes it more vulnerable in the current environment. Additionally, Timken’s level of debt adds another layer of risk, particularly if economic growth weakens further.
3. Micron Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:MU)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 94
Cramer was asked about Micron Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:MU), and he defended the company:
“Okay, so Micron is going to be under pressure. They took some money from the government—it’s not their fault, it was the money they were giving away in the Chips program. If President Trump comes after Micron, he’s coming after me! But Sanjay Mehrotra is really terrific, and he’s been an amazing man who has built a manufacturing empire in our country along with his predecessors. That’s the jewel of our country. Please don’t go after that one, President Trump.”
Parnassus Value Equity Fund stated the following regarding Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU) in its Q2 2024 investor letter:
“Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU) posted fiscal-third-quarter results that met expectations. Micron’s DRAM (dynamic random access memory) and NAND (non-volatile storage technology) segments grew revenue strongly, continuing the company’s recovery from a cyclical downturn last year. We believe Micron is well positioned to capitalize on AI-driven demand for greater memory.”
2. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ:REGN)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 68
A caller asked about Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ:REGN), and Cramer seemed optimistic, urging investors to be patient:
“I will tell you this, Regeneron, I want you to own it. I think it’s doing better than people realize. That is a good stock.”
Regeneron (NASDAQ:REGN) is a biotechnology company known for its innovative treatments in immunology and oncology. The company is advancing around 40 of its programs. It has relied on two primary products to drive top-line growth in the past years: Dupixent and Eylea. Dupixent is an eczema treatment whose rights Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:REGN) shares with Sanofi. Eylea, which Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:REGN) comarkets with Bayer, treats wet age-related macular generation.
1. The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 113
Cramer ended the show by discussing the impact of tariffs on The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA):
“If this 50% tariff gets implemented, it’s going to get passed on to you. Cars, trucks, planes will all get more expensive because we have no choice. We can’t get enough aluminum from anywhere else; it doesn’t work. So prices must go up for the vehicles of every major auto company, including the one you buy. And how would Boeing, which builds planes mostly out of aluminum, handle it? I have no idea. 70-80% of their planes are aluminum-based.”
Sound Shore Management stated the following regarding The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) in its Q4 2024 investor letter:
“The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA): A detractor for the period was global aerospace leader Boeing. We were able to purchase the stock at a prospective 10% free cash flow yield on a normalized scenario. Over the past couple of years the stock rebounded from operational challenges and had surged on improved free cash generation from increasing order activity, driven by global demand for aircraft. It was one of our best performers in the fourth quarter of 2023 after its November plane deliveries increased. When additional manufacturing issues surfaced in January 2024, we believed it would push restructuring efforts back enough to warrant a review by our team. Reacting quickly, we sold our position at a gain in the first quarter, albeit less than before the news.”
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