CNBC’s Jim Cramer urged investors to stay the course amid a volatile market driven by President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. The Squak on the Street host called the downturn a valuation reset, not a collapse. Cramer said the current selloff mirrors past downturns like 2008 when those who held on saw full portfolio recovery by 2013. He emphasized that selling now could lock in losses unnecessarily, especially for long-term investors. Cramer acknowledged that retirees face uncertainty, but said long-term investors may see Trump’s tariff-driven market drop as a chance to buy undervalued stocks.
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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02CNBC's Jim Craver urged investors to stay the course amid a volatile market-driven
00:06by President Donald Trump's tariff policies.
00:09The squawk on the street host called the downturn a valuation reset, not a collapse.
00:14Craver said the current sell-off mirrors past downturns like 2008,
00:17when those who held on saw a full portfolio recovery by 2013.
00:21He emphasized that selling now could lock in losses unnecessarily,
00:25especially for long-term investors.
00:26Craver acknowledged that retirees face uncertainty,
00:29but said long-term investors may see Trump's tariff-driven market drop
00:32as a chance to buy undervalued stocks.
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