Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 3/25/26
Mar 25, 2026
Analysis of how Middle East tensions and Sunday futures are shaking oil and market volatility. Discussion of packaged-food takeover rumors and housing weakness tied to Fed policy. Deep dive into FedEx results and transport risks amid rising oil. Exploration of U.S. LNG opportunities and top players. Quick-fire stock calls and guidance on when to stay invested during turbulence.
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Oil Moves Drive Short-Term Market Direction
- Jim Cramer links oil moves almost one-for-one with stock market direction, noting a $1 rise in crude can knock stocks down about 0.5%.
- He warns geopolitics (Middle East conflict, Strait closures) make short-term stock calls extremely risky and increase market volatility.
Wait For Pullbacks After Big Rallies
- Avoid buying stocks that have recently run up sharply during a fragile market; wait for pullbacks before adding.
- Cramer uses Corning as an example, saying he prefers to pick up shares after a post-run selloff rather than at highs.
Start LNG Exposure With Cheniere Energy
- If you want a direct LNG play, start with Cheniere Energy as the largest, pure-play U.S. LNG exporter.
- Cheniere operates major Louisiana and Texas facilities and generated ~$19.4B LNG revenue in 2025.
