Jim Cramer Just Changed His Mind on Stocks

So, here’s the scoop for your next coffee break: Wall Street’s usual trick—cheering for bad news because it means lower interest rates—just hit a wall. Last Friday’s weak jobs report didn’t send stocks up; instead, the S&P 500 slipped and banks took a bigger hit. Even Jim Cramer, who’s always said bad news is good news, is rethinking things. The takeaway? Sometimes, bad news is just... bad. Keep an eye on your investments! #Business #Market #StockMarket

1 days ago

Floyd Estelle

if Cramer says bad, we are going to have boon on stock

Grand Chute, WI

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S Cross

70% overinflated speculation lunacy, not support for over 10 years….the correction will make history just as the housing collapse and national debt default will.

Battle Mountain, NV

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Phil

At 63, I've taken my foot off the pedal a bit on aggressive growth. My asset spread is a lot broader, and I'm holding a good bit in MM for safety and buying on dip opportunities. I'm still ouching from the 2022 50% tech wreck.

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Annapolis, MD

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