Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 6/23/25
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Jun 23, 2025 An unexpected bullish reaction from investors follows an Iran missile attack. The podcast dives into the stock market's volatility, revealing emotional responses and potential Fed rate cuts. Innovative payment solutions and their resilience amid geopolitical tensions are highlighted. Examining the Straits of Hormuz, the discussion links Iran’s threats to oil supply dynamics and U.S. energy competition. Darden Restaurants emerges strong with strategic plans for growth, while a tribute to Fred Smith of FedEx celebrates his transformative legacy.
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Market Bullish Post-Iran Attack
- The market responded bullishly because Iran's missile attack was conventional and caused no casualties.
- The destruction of Iran's nuclear facilities removed a major existential threat, encouraging stock market optimism.
Avoid Panic Selling After Strikes
- Do not panic or sell stocks in reaction to foreign military strikes without clear long-term impact.
- Hold onto good companies and consider buying if prices drop due to external events without fundamental damage.
Fed Rate Cut Hopes Boost Market
- The Federal Reserve signaling possible rate cuts and lower oil prices are bullish signals for stocks.
- The market's positive turn reflects confidence in earnings and Fed policy, outweighing geopolitical risks.