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Jim Cramer’s New Picks: 10 Stocks to Buy

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In this article, we will take a detailed look at Jim Cramer’s New Picks: 10 Stocks to Buy. For a quick overview of such stocks, read our article Jim Cramer’s New Picks: 5 Stocks to Buy.

Jim Cramer said during his program on April 17 that we would need to see at least two months of "cooling numbers" before the Fed even considers to start cutting interest rates. He said many investors have been "clinging" to rate cut hopes but the economic activity, jobs market, M&A and IPO activity remains hot, giving the Fed no impetus to ease its monetary policy.

Cramer lamented that the market is "ignoring" the positives and instead continues to react to weak earnings reports posted by some companies including JB Hunt and Prologis.  Jim Cramer added that while he would "never ever fight" his viewers who want to sell their stocks right now amid the current market pullback and declines, selling stocks when they are low is not his "style."

Cramer said that some "big picture negatives" were also weighing the market down. The CNBC host said long-term interest rates were rising, commodity and oil prices were soaring before seeing a decline recently amid hopes that Israel won't react to Iran's missile attacks. However, Cramer said these "green shoots" are crushed by the bear quickly, leaving no room for positivity.

A Market That "Wants to Go Down"

Jim Cramer said that this is a "market that wants to go down" and since major stocks like Apple and Tesla are no longer giving a push to the broader market like they did in the recent past, people might think it would make sense to sell out. But Cramer questioned the temptation to immediately sell out of the current market, saying it's never a good idea to sell everything at once.

Cramer's Charitable Trust is Selling Stocks

Jim Cramer revealed that his charitable trust kept selling stocks "every day in the last four weeks." But Cramer said he didn’t sell his stocks on a decline. Instead, his charitable trust used a strategy called "scaling out."

"As the stock went higher we sold some shares to raise some cash. If it ever comes back down we can always use that cash to scale back in."

The Fed Might Have "Jumped the Gun" Again

Cramer said he thinks the market is seeing a "short-term peak" because the Fed might have "jumped the gun" even after indicating earlier in the year that there won't be any need for more rate hikes.