May. 12 at 11:33 PM
Jim Cramer’s “Mad Money” lightning round leaned cautiously bullish on select industrial and energy names, while being more disciplined on recent big winners.
On Chevron, he was firmly positive, telling a caller they are “absolutely right” to consider buying it. He highlighted the company’s strong fundamentals, especially its robust free cash flow and a dividend yield of about 3.8%. He also pointed out that even though oil prices are at similar levels to past periods when Chevron traded higher, the stock still offers value thanks to its balance sheet strength and shareholder returns. His bottom line was clear: “pull the trigger,” reinforcing a buy stance.
With GoodRx, his tone was much more cautious. He described it as a speculative investment with “limited downside,” but emphasized the inherent risk, essentially warning that investors should only approach it if they are comfortable with the possibility of extreme losses.
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