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CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday revealed a basket of stocks along more than a dozen investment themes he recommends investors keep their eye on for the next pullback in the stock market.
“I’m not looking for red-hot [stocks],” the “Mad Money” host said. “I want theme stocks that we can buy into weakness, because if the market sells off again because of regulatory risk, I need you to be ready.”
Cramer put together the watch list of more than 70 stocks across 15 market themes as the GameStop frenzy appeared to cool off after posting a 400% gain last week. Shares of the video game retailer tumbled almost 31% Monday, while the major averages got to a strong start in the first trading day of February.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 229 points, closing at 30,211.91 for a 0.76% gain. The S&P 500 closed at 3,773.86, up 1.61% from Friday’s finish, and the Nasdaq Composite settled at 13,403.39, a 2.55% surge from last week.
Year to date, the blue-chip Dow is down more than 1%. The benchmark index is now positive on the year by about half a percentage point, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq is up 4%.
“With these 15 themes ... I’m confident you can safely buy more the next time the market gets hammered,” Cramer said. “You now have your menu. There are a lot to choose from, so put some on your shopping list.”
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday revealed a basket of stocks along more than a dozen investment themes he recommends investors keep their eye on for the next pullback in the stock market.
“I’m not looking for red-hot [stocks],” the “Mad Money” host said. “I want theme stocks that we can buy into weakness, because if the market sells off again because of regulatory risk, I need you to be ready.”
Cramer put together the watch list of more than 70 stocks across 15 market themes as the GameStop frenzy appeared to cool off after posting a 400% gain last week. Shares of the video game retailer tumbled almost 31% Monday, while the major averages got to a strong start in the first trading day of February.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 229 points, closing at 30,211.91 for a 0.76% gain. The S&P 500 closed at 3,773.86, up 1.61% from Friday’s finish, and the Nasdaq Composite settled at 13,403.39, a 2.55% surge from last week.
Year to date, the blue-chip Dow is down more than 1%. The benchmark index is now positive on the year by about half a percentage point, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq is up 4%.
“With these 15 themes ... I’m confident you can safely buy more the next time the market gets hammered,” Cramer said. “You now have your menu. There are a lot to choose from, so put some on your shopping list.”
Chip shortage
Lam Research
Applied Materials
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
E-commerce
Amazon
Walmart
Target
Shopify
Microsoft
Adobe
Salesforce
ServiceNow
Alphabet
Etsy
Reopening trade
Disney
Boeing
Honeywell
Digitization
Snowflake
Salesforce
Adobe
Cybersecurity
CrowdStrike
Palo Alto Networks
Zscaler
Okta
5G
Skyworks Solutions
Apple
Qualcomm
Qorvo
Crown Castle
Marvell Technology
T-Mobile
Broadcom
Inseego
NXP Semiconductors
Stimulus
Vulcan Materials
Martin Marietta Materials
Caterpillar
China
Apple
Starbucks
Nike
Self-directed stock picking
Morgan Stanley
Fintech
PayPal
Square
Affirm
Intuit
IPOE (SoFi)
Health care
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Danaher
Eli Lilly
Teladoc Health
Abbott Laboratories
Electric vehicles
General Motors
MP Materials
Quantumscape
TPG Pace Beneficial Finance
Luminar Technologies
Ciig Merger (Arrival)
Northern Genesis Acquisition (Lion Electric)
Remote work
Williams-Sonoma
Zoom Video Communications
Wayfair
Logitech
Amazon
RingCentral
Housing
Lennar
Pultegroup
D.R. Horton
RH
Home Depot
Lowe’s
Azek
Trex
Clean energy
Plug Power
Linde
Generac
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