CNBC’s Jim Cramer explained Tuesday’s market action, saying buyers were encouraged by a low CPI, and many are anticipating a Trump win in November.
CNBC's Jim Cramer examined why the market rallied on Tuesday, saying buyers were encouraged by last week's consumer price index, and that many anticipate former President Donald Trump will win in November.
Cramer emphasized that investors who haven't already bought into this market have missed their chance to take advantage of the rally., and that many anticipate former President Donald Trump will win in November. But he emphasized that investors who haven't already bought into this market have missed their chance to take advantage of the rally."If you've been waiting for the market to broaden out, you most likely missed this mid-summer bounty.
Smaller businesses are also rallying because investors anticipate Trump's return to the White House, which could lead to a rollback in regulations. Fewer regulations mean companies can merge more easily, Cramer said, and the smaller a company is, the easier it is to buy.
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