We recently released a list Jim Cramer recently commented on these 12 stocks. In this article, we will explore O'Reilly Automotive, Inc. (Nasdaq: Orly) is positioned with other stocks recently discussed by Jim Cramer.
In Thursday's episode of "Crazy Money", Jim Cramer warned investors not to let excessive pessimism shape how they approach the stock market.
"My point of view, you might be as cynical and corrosive as you want, the vast majority of things in life in life for the vast majority of things in the world. But if you want to make a lot of money in the stock market, you'll actually be better off staying critical and constructive. Reflective negative emotions are not a wise strategy, and you'll certainly forget your own forgetting with very few performances."
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Cramer notes that markets often offer strong opportunities, especially on low-spirited days where investors will miss it if they remain skeptical. He stressed that these opportunities did not appear in isolation. They often appear in what he calls the "greatest market in the world." According to Cramer, many stocks that were once fired or “dead” eventually rebounded. He noted: “The cynical people missed all these moves” and continued: “You could have grabbed all these moves.”
"So, here's the bottom line: If you checked these same opportunities with jaundice eyes, too critical, too negative, I know what to expect. You'll pass all of this. But if you're open, if you're constructive, then either of them can easily make your money."
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Callers ask if the upcoming stock split will improve O'Reilly Automotive, Inc. (NASDAQ:ORLY) Stock. Kramer replied:
"No, what you want to do is that you want to buy the one that doesn't split the inventory, namely Autozone, Azo. Look at that chart. Well, you'll see a good move."
O'Reilly Automotive (Nasdaq: Orly) offers after-sales auto parts, tools and accessories. The company provides new products, repair services, repair services to DIY customers and professionals and supports professionals engaged in a variety of domestic and imported vehicles. Cramer said the stocks that narrated the biggest earnings in the past 20 years in April said:
“The 20th best performing stock in the age of Crazy Currency is the name we know, called O'Reilly Automotive. It's up 5,292%. Now, with Autozone, another guy I really liked shows up in a powerful two-person store in auto parts, and I love this retail space so much. Why do I like, do you know what else I like, do I like it?
Overall, Oli Ranked 10th On the list of stocks recently discussed by Jim Cramer. Although we acknowledge Orly’s potential as an investment, our belief is that AI stocks have greater hope to offer higher returns and do so in a shorter time frame. AI stocks have risen since the beginning of 2025, while popular AI stocks have lost about 25%. If you are looking for AI stocks that are more promising than Orly but have less than 5 times its earnings, check out our report Cheapest AI stocks.
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