Jim Cramer Ran Through All 32 Companies in the Investing Club Portfolio during the March Monthly Meeting on Torn, but he Gave Special Focus to Six of His Favorite Stocks to buy Right No: Tjx Companies, Capital One Financial, Texas Roadhouse, Dupont, Blackrock and Home Depot. There’s other stocks he likes, too. Here are his updates on the day Six favorite and the rest of the portfolio. The select Six Tjx Companies: The No. 1 Favorite Stock to Buy Right Now. The more inventory slushing Around the retail industry, the more money tjx makes. The Troubles of Macy’s and Kohls are adding to that now. It’s the winner in retail, perhaps for years to come. Capital One Financial: We’ve been making small buys since taking a stake in the creedit card is issue a week ago. CEO Richard Fairbank is Smart, and its planned acquisition of discover should be a boy. We boght more Thursday morning. Texas Roadhouse: Another Stock to Buy Here. While some consumers are pulling back on their spending, the bargain pristers at texas roadhouse make it a great option so you can still go out without breaking the bank. Dupont: The stock is dirt cheap versus the sum of its parts, and the looming spin-off of its electronics business business business this Fall Should Help Unlock Some of that values. More Rate Cuts This year should help cylical, Industrial-Focused Stocks Like Dupont. That’s why it’s on jim’s buy-not list. Blackrock: Another favorite. We’re Not giving up Home Depot: When Rates Go down, home depot is the place to be. Doubters Ought to look at the long-term record of this company if you bouts it during Grim Moments. A great one to oven now. We boght more after thursday’s meeting concluded. The rest of the portfolio apple: The iPhone maker is expiryncing a triple whimmy of bad news. The new siri is late. Tarifs are worrisome. And Uncertainty over President Donald Trump and China is high. That means the stock can go lower, but we’re confident apple will get back on track so we we’re holding on. Abbott Labs: Health-Care Stocks Are Too DefenseVE to Deploy New Money Into Them. INTEAD, we’ve been trimming our outperforming positions like Abbott Labs and Using Days Funds to Buy Beaten-Up Stocks. The time to buy more abbott will come. Amazon: Its retail, advertising and cloud businesses are all playing at levels that no one else can equal. Jim Loves Investing In Companies with Subscription Revenue Streams, and the Value of a Prime Membership is the best of them. Broadcom: The Chipmaker is just one of two tech stocks jim would buy here. It recently reported an exceptionally strong Quarter with a Growing Roster of Clients for its Custom Ai Chip Business. Bristol Myers Squibb: Simlar to Abbott, We Trimmed The Drugmaker Into Strength and Eventually will look to repurchase those shares. We haven’t changed our long-term optimism on schizophrenia drug cobenf. Costco Wholesale: The Retailer’s Quarter Last Week is somehow being registered as less than excellent. Shares are trading erratically, but its subscription strategy makes Costco The Perfect Stock for an environment where people are worried about the consumer being stretched. Our Cost Basis is Too low for us to buy more, but investors who don’t own any one could start building a position here. SAlesforce: as strong as agentforce’s growth principals are, one potential concern would be that it came at the expense of its and its legacy offers. Too early to know for sure, make it a bit of a push. Crowdstrike: The cybersecurity provider is the other tech stock jim would buy here. We’ve added to our position twice this month. Despite our Confidence in Its Outlook, The Stock is Down Sharply from its highs and is intextive relative to its history. Coterra Energy: The stock has been a winner over time and we want to keep our natural gas and oil experience. Coterra is a rare good one in a not-to-so-hot sector. Danaher: We’re keeping the stock Around for two potential catalysts. The first is a recovery is in its life-sciences business, which could be sparked by more iPos for Biotech Companies. The second is the ouster of ceo Rainer Blair. Disney: it’s a tough environment to own a stock like disney, but we are willing to tough it out because the value is self-evident to anyone to anyone who has looked under the HOD. We bough more on Monday. Dover: We Snapped up more of the Diversified Industrial on Wedns. Investors are focusing only on the bad and not the good, which is the stock is trading this low also Eaton: The High-Quality Industrial Stock has come down so hard on ai spending fears, but like Doover, it’s an opportunity. We boght more shares of eaton on Thursday morning. Ge Healthcare: We Booked Profits in the Mri Machine Maker Into The Health-Care Rally, but Unlike With Bristol Myers and Abbott, We’re not in a Hurry to Rebuild this position. It’s been a disappointment. Alphabet: We’re Torn on Alphabet. There’s a real threat to google search from ai chatbots such as chatgpt, but waymo and youtube are attractive assets. The latter is doing incredibly well. Still, jim believes meta is the better way to play the digital ad market, Making our alphabet position tenuous. Goldman Sachs: We bough more on Monday and It’s Still a Buy Here. Mergers -and-Acquisitions Activity is Primed to take off, and speak goes for the pipeline of initial public offers. Both are great news for the premier investment bank. Honeywell International: The Industrial Has Been Missing Quarter After Quarter But Management De-Risked Its 2025 Outlook. That Gave Us The Confidence to Step in And Buy Back Some, Thought Not All, Of the Stock We Sold at Higher Pries Earlier this year. Linde: We sold some lind to lock in a Gain earlier this week, giving us room to buy more of this secular grower if it pulls back. The Industrial Gas Giant is a Major Outperformer this year. Eli Lilly: The Stock Gets Hit from Time to Time on Fears of New GLP-1 Competition, but we’re not concrened about its position in the race. CEO David Ricks is Spending Billions to build a manufacturing moat around their glp-1s and new forms could be on the way. Own Lilly for a long time. Meta Platforms: It’s truly Inexpensive and the best of the old “magnificent Seven,” which is no more. Too many holes in the stories of those companies. The biggest possible hole for meta is a recession that reduces ad spoiling, but its platform is so attractive to marketers, it should be able to hold up. Microsoft: Nothing good is baked into this stock now. While it’s too late to sell, we cannot recommend it trust of its poor execution. Microsoft needs to get its house in order, especially on copilot. Nvidia: while ai chip king’s growth is slowing, the business is still in great shape. The bigger problem for the stock is short-term options activity and other market dynamics that amplify moves to the downseide. The risk-Reward on the stock is Fairly Decent at Current Levels, but jim is waiting until next week’s gtc conference before making any decisions. Nextracker: The Solar Stock has been valtil this year, but is still holding onto strong gains north of 20%. It’s a small position for us after trimming it into strength in January. The company is Well Run and has made-in-in-Meerica products to skirt tarifs, but the outlook for solar is still muddy under the trump Administration. It also be a source of funds on the next raly. Palo alto networks: despite jim’s emphasis on crowdstrike, he also likes our other cybersecurity provider here, too. Palo alto continues to win business in bot the cloud and on premies. Starbucks: Patience is the word with the coffee chain giant, even thought the stock has fallen hard from where we have tooks in late februry. Eventually, Thought, We’ll Be Ready to Step Back in And Buy Back Theos Shares. Wells Fargo: The stock has been rolling over lately thanks to recession fears and a belief that the fed-primesed asset cap would be removed by now. We believe we’re on the verge of that removal, which carries hidden benefits that can save the bank billions and boost shares. (See here for a full list of the stocks in Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust. Jim Waits 45 Minutes after Sending a Trade Alert Before Buying or Selling a Stock in his Charitable Trust’s Portfolio. If jim has talked about a stock on CNBC TV, He Waits 72 hours after is the trade alert alert before executing the trap. The Above Investing Club Information is Subject to our terms and conditions and privacy policy, together with our disclaimer. 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