We recently published a list Was Jim Cramer’s call directly on these 10 shares? In this article we will see where Conagra Brands, Inc. (NYSE: CAG) stands against other shares that Jim Cramer discussed 12 months ago.
At the time, the show was strongly focused on the largest media companies and how Jim Cramer ranked each. He also discussed some of the greatest losers and winners of the post-Pandemic stock market.
In the most recent episode of Mad MoneyJim Cramer looked at the current status of the beautiful seven shares closer and offers insight into both their market positioning and how the attitude of the White House seems to be shifting.
“First of all, I can’t be sure that Trump has changed, but I do believe that he has never lost sight of the markets and he looks at the business channels.”
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Cramer emphasized that his analysis is not political, it is rather a “clear” assessment of what the president wants to achieve. According to Cramer, Trump insists on more jobs and production in the US, even if this means that she means access to cheap goods from abroad. Cramer focused his attention on the beautiful seven shares, said:
“Everyone knows that the beautiful seven is not that beautiful anymore … but as I said time and again, you just can’t count these stocks.”
He explained that these shares still have significant value, despite their significant drops of their peak heights. These companies may not be rejected for Cramer. He said that six of them are part of his charity, making them especially relevant to his analysis. He noted that the group had caused serious damage.
While Cramer continued his commentary, he pointed out that analysts sentiment to the beautiful seven more positive after a year of skepticism. However, he emphasized that only Amazon and Nvidia currently have really favorable setups. For the others it is still to be seen what the future has in store. Regardless of their uncertain prospects, Cramer noted an important factor that all these companies have in common: as their stock prices fall, they actually become more affordable.
“Their shares are actually really cheaper as they are lower, and that is more than I can say for many others who have held up well in this extremely difficult period.”
For this article we have compiled a list of 10 shares discussed by Jim Cramer during the episode of Mad Money on April 4, 2024. We then calculated their performance from 4 Aprilone2024, market close to March 26one2025, Market Close. We have also included the hedge fund sentiment for the shares, which we have from the Q4 2024 database of Insider Monkey of more than 900 hedge funds. The shares are mentioned in the order that Cramer called them.
