Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 6/10/26

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**Jim Cramer** (1:12)
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**Jim Cramer** (1:13)
Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to Craymarca. Other people and friends, I'm just trying to save you money. My job is not just to entertain. Very little of that tonight. Mostly education. Call me 1-800-743-CNBC. Tweet me at Jim Cramer.
There's something happened here, and yes, what it is ain't exactly clear. But I'll tell you this, I don't like going back.
You can see in the averages, Dow is seeking 953 points, which is to be losing 1.62%, Nasdaq telling me 1.98%.

**Jim Cramer** (1:44)
That was easy.

**Jim Cramer** (1:47)
That's why I want to walk you through the stocks that actually made it onto the S&P 500's exalted new high list at some point during today's action. To go over what people are actually still willing to buy in an increasingly tough tape, tough being a cinnamon for horrible. Because you ever notice when people say volatility, that's just another cinnamon for horrible. I want to be constructive about what's going on right now when everyone finally wants to dwell on what's gone wrong. Now they want to tell you.
I hope you think I told you earlier because I did. Nobody likes a guy like me when I say that, but I have to tell you, it's been killing me. You know that, so I've communicated.
You should remember we have all sorts of crazy inputs. We got that inflation number. I thought today's was surprisingly soft. Others thought it was alarming. Alarming enough to trigger raid hikes.
We have the on again, off again war with Iran, and we've got brokers trying to line up buyers for SpaceX with the takers having to sell lots of their marginal holdings like gold or Bitcoin in order to raise money. The speculators, the darn speculators.
That's why I want to do something that's different. I want to study what people still want in this miserable environment so when things get better, we know what they're going to go for. So what managed to hit the new high list at one point today or another, in spite of the very tough backdrop? Yes, I'm being constructive. Even with Oracle down 6.6% after the close of the market. First is one that's typical of this market, at least until this week. It's applied materials. We had them on recently. We know there's a huge semiconductor shortage, especially for chips that handle storage and memory. That means we need more semiconductor manufacturing equipment from applied materials. We had CEO Gary J. Gershon on recently. He's well aware of his company's importance in the food chain. That tells me, you know what? Things clear up, I'll go for AMAT. Next feels like a bit of an anomaly, frankly. I'm talking about Citigroup. Now, I am a believer in the great man or great woman theory of management, and CEO Jane Frazier certainly belongs in the pantheon. She's cut costs, rationalized the bank, and made Citigroup a perennial pick of the litter. The stock made a new intraday high, even if it closed in the red. Very bullish, one to write down, one to go back to. Third, here we go into the new world, Healthpeak Properties, which is a gigantic real estate investment trust that specializes in health care facilities like outpatient medical buildings and continuing care retirement opportunities. Stock yields just under 6%. I guess that's a good calling card. Next is Federal Realty. You know, I've introduced this company to you probably maybe 18 years ago. At the terrific shopping center REIT, Don Wood, the longtime CEO, has steered the company toward mixed use in shopping centers that could be a magnet for tenants. It's got that good 3.66% yield, which I'll tell you is safe. It used to be higher. What happened? Well, because the stock went up 23%.