Overview

• On Mad Money, Jim Cramer named relatively inexpensive S&P 500 stocks across telecom, consumer, financials, tech, industrials, healthcare, utilities and real estate.
• Examples included T-Mobile, Royal Caribbean, Expedia and Dollar Tree, plus financial names such as Capital One, American Express, Citigroup, KeyCorp, Charles Schwab, Chubb and Apollo Global Management.
• He also highlighted Dell and Jabil in tech, Caterpillar, Cummins and Jacobs Solutions in industrials, biopharma player Incyte, utility Entergy and office owner Boston Properties.
• Cramer described a simple selection method of above-average earnings growth paired with below-average forward price-to-earnings multiples, given an S&P 500 backdrop near 12.5% expected earnings growth and just under 22x forward P/E.
• He cited specific rationales including confidence in T-Mobile through a leadership change, Dollar Tree’s appeal after spinning off Family Dollar, Dell’s role in AI infrastructure and Jabil’s value for clients navigating tariff uncertainty, while recently calling for a pause in speculative rallies.