Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 'Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/23/25
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Oct 23, 2025 Richard Tobey, Chairman, President, and CEO of Dover Corporation, joins to delve into the company's latest quarterly results and its strategic pivot toward data centers and electrification. He discusses Dover's M&A strategy and how the company is poised to capitalize on energy-related markets. Cramer also touches on broader market themes, such as the fear driving investors to buy high and sell low, while providing insights into other companies like UPS and Tesla's transformative journey into AI.
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Trust The Market's Long-Term Edge
- Jim Cramer urges investors to trust the stock market and give bulls the historical benefit of the doubt.
- He warns that habitual fear causes people to buy high and sell low, undermining long-term wealth building.
Avoid Selling Over Political Noise
- Do not sell stocks reflexively because of temporary political events like a government shutdown or presidential rhetoric.
- Cramer points out shutdowns historically don't hurt markets and often are a non-event for investors.
Rhetoric Often Creates Buyable Pullbacks
- Cramer notes that aggressive presidential rhetoric on China often causes short-term sell-offs that later reverse.
- He argues buying into those pullbacks has been a winning strategy historically.