Jim Cramer says United States Steel Corporation (X) should not have been purchased by Nippon

Recently I published the list Jim Kramer finds out the eerieness of Elon Musk’s Groke Eye and discusses these 12 strains. In this article, we will look at where US Steel Corporation (NYSE:X) stands against the other stocks discussed by Jim Cramer.

US Steel Corporation (NYSE:X) is an American steel company headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As with the Peer Nuclear, the company regularly featured it at the 2025 Cramer’s Morning Show. CNBC Host commented on the US Steel Corporation (NYSE:X) in the context of Japan’s acquisition of the company. Cramer’s previous comments have seen him advise viewers to invest in Nucor instead of US steel. He is also opposed to Japan’s attempts to buy the US Steel Corporation (NYSE:X) as he believes that Japanese companies dumped steel in the US market and dumped steel in the US market to hurt American manufacturers. His recent comments came after co-host David Faber said the US steel contract was about to close.

“Well, I was very suspicious of Nippon Steel, which I believe in dumping in our country, so I think I wanted to win it.

Cramer has previously argued that on several occasions he prefers Nucor to the US Steel Corporation (NYSE:X). For example, he commented at once.

“And when I see nuclear, I always want to buy nuclear instead of letter X. President, historically the Japanese have subsidized our country’s dumping steel, so I think Vice President Vance can play a role here.

Overall, x 5th place On the list of stocks discussed by Jim Kramer. Although we acknowledge the potential of X as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater promotion potential and pose a risk of decline. If you’re looking for a highly undervalued AI stock that can make a significant profit from the tariff and supervision trends of the Trump era, check out our free report. Best Short-Term AI Stocks.

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