Why Invest In This European Bank? Jim Cramer Says 'We've Got So Many Good Banks In Our Country'

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  • Cramer said Quanta Services is a "very, very good company. I think you could do a lot worse than that one."
  • Polestar Automotive is an "interesting spec, but again, another one that’s losing money," he noted.

On CNBC’s "Mad Money Lightning Round," Jim Cramer said Amerco UHAL is an "inexpensive stock. " He added, "I think it might be a good place to be. I’ll do more work on it."

When asked about BRC Inc BRCC, Cramer said he is not recommending companies that are losing money.

Analysts disagree with Cramer's take on BRC, Benzinga's analyst ratings data shows a consensus Buy rating on the BRCC.

McKesson Corp MCK is an "incredible long-term holding," he said.

Cramer said Quanta Services Inc PWR is a "very, very good company. I think you could do a lot worse than that one."

When asked about B&G Foods Inc BGS, he said, "It’s not working, and I think you’ve got to roll away from it."

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He said, "There are so many better oil companies," when asked about TotalEnergies SE TTE.

Responding to a question about Vail Resorts Inc MTN, Cramer said, "I think that is an interesting and absolutely excellent way to play the travel situation."

Cramer said Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC PSNY is an "interesting spec, but again, another one that’s losing money."

The "Mad Money" host said he prefers Nucor Corporation NUE over Cleveland-Cliffs Inc CLF.
Carmer said Enovix Corp ENVX is losing a lot of money.

When asked about Deutsche Bank AG DB, he said, "We’ve got so many good banks in our country."

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