“Not good, not bad – you’re okay, you’re looking for the sun!”
Recently I published the list Recently, 8 stocks on Jim Kramer’s Radar. In this article, we’ll look at where Nextracker Inc. (NASDAQ:NXT) has recently been standing against other stocks on Jim Cramer’s radar.
On Tuesday’s episode of Mad Money, Jim Kramer discussed how stock ownership is seen in the US.
“It’s okay, these days we can’t spend the day without hearing widespread misconceptions about stock ownership. I have to get mad at you. Here we are celebrating the 20th anniversary of crazy money dedicated to the proposition that you can potentially make more money by choosing individual stocks, but I keep hearing that few Americans hear the stock market.
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Cramer opposed the concept that only wealthy people benefit or benefit from the stock market. He argued that not only is perceived wrong, but it also denies millions of everyday people who have financial interests in the market. Moving on to ownership of inventory, he said, “That’s why everyone is watching a bare show, and it’s generally important not only for the rich, but also for tens of millions of ordinary people, home gamers, and never tell politicians that it’s not.” He added:
“Over 60% of Americans have made some exposure to the market, either directly or indirectly. 70 million people are active in 401K. Millions have retired. 60 million have an IRA.
Cramer argued that shareholders deserve to be recognized as such by forming important constituencies in the country. He said, “It’s just arrogant and not rich people who own stocks.” He also criticized wealthy individuals who publicly warn others about the risks of stock investment. He added:
“Now, stocks are ridiculously tax-friendly and more than the wealthy people want it. In a world where perhaps under 10% of the country can retire with pay savings, stocks represent a different kind of social security.
In this article, we compiled a list of eight stocks discussed by Jim Cramer in the episode of Mad Money that aired on April 29th. We listed stocks in ascending order of hedge fund sentiment for the fourth quarter of 2024.
