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Jim Cramer's Lightning Round: Housing Stocks, IREN, and QXO Analysis

CNBC TelevisionNovember 12, 20255 min3,727 views
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Stock Picks and Market Sentiment

  • πŸ’‘ Jim Cramer addresses viewer stock questions in a "Lightning Round" segment.
  • 🎯 Doximity is deemed too expensive by Cramer, who advises waiting for a better entry point.

Analysis of IREN and Boise Cascade

  • πŸš€ IREN is described as a "press release stock" where a recent deal is positive, but Cramer suggests selling half as the "year of magical investing" ends.
  • 🏠 For Boise Cascade, Cramer states that anything connected to housing is "just bad" and that the company is too leveraged.
  • πŸ“‰ He believes that if the Fed cuts rates, he would prefer a major big-box home company over Boise Cascade.

Outlook for QXO and Housing Market

  • πŸ“Š Regarding QXO, Cramer acknowledges Brad Jacobs' ability to make money but personally believes the roofing business is not that good.
  • ⚠️ He suggests that the housing market is "stuck in the mud" and that a Fed rate cut is necessary for improvement.
  • 🧠 The advancement of artificial intelligence is mentioned as a factor impacting the white-collar consumer.

Disclaimer and Viewer Appreciation

  • πŸ‘ Cramer thanks viewers for their loyalty and positive feedback, with many expressing appreciation for his advice over the years.
  • πŸ“Ί The segment is sponsored by Charles Schwab, and viewers are reminded of other CNBC programs and how to connect with Jim Cramer.
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