Squawk on the Street Cramer's Morning Take: Apple 10/3/25
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Oct 3, 2025 This discussion dives into the pharmaceutical market's current trends and challenges. Jim Cramer urges Apple investors not to panic despite downgrades, emphasizing the difference between traders and long-term holders. They analyze the timing of analyst ratings and why they often cater to hedge funds rather than everyday investors. The hosts also explore how carrier promotions boost iPhone sales, highlighting how trade-in incentives influence buyer decisions. It's a deep dive into market strategies that resonate with both seasoned and new investors.
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Hold Apple Instead Of Trading
- Do not trade Apple frequently; hold rather than sell on short-term analyst downgrades.
- Jim Cramer warns selling may cause you to miss the next big move and make re-entry costly.
Trader-Analysts Fit Hedge Funds, Not Holders
- Analysts who are traders time calls for hedge funds and can be right for short-term trading strategies.
- Jeffries' calls may suit hedge funds but not long-term retail holders, Cramer explains.
Avoid Excessive Selling To Reduce Taxes
- Avoid frequent selling of winners to prevent realizing taxable capital gains unnecessarily.
- Jeff Marks notes paying taxes on each sale can materially reduce net returns for holders.