
Cramer criticizes analyst on Eaton, warns oil rally is speculative
Jim Cramer criticizes an analyst's positive call on Eaton and warns that the recent rally in oil stocks is driven by speculation rather than fundamentals.
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Jim Cramer criticizes an analyst's positive call on Eaton and warns that the recent rally in oil stocks is driven by speculation rather than fundamentals.


Eaton has announced a $9.5 billion agreement to acquire Boyd Thermal, a leader in thermal components and liquid cooling solutions for data centers and other markets, aiming to enhance its offerings in power management and cooling technology to better serve high-demand data center customers, with the deal expected to close in Q2 2026.

CNBC's Jim Cramer highlighted companies that have stood out during earnings season, including chipmaker AMD, which saw a nearly 10% increase in stock price after its CEO, Lisa Su, mentioned the potential for revenue growth in the AI graphics chip market. Cramer also mentioned Trane Technologies and Eaton, both of which reported strong earnings and saw stock price increases. Cramer noted that the market's focus on interest rates has made it inconsistent in rewarding companies that beat earnings expectations.

Power management company Eaton has reported strong fiscal results, surpassing analysts' estimates for quarterly profits due to high demand for its electrical components and equipment. The company's success reflects its ability to adapt to the industry's shift towards renewable energy. Eaton's CEO, Craig Arnold, announced plans to invest over $1 billion in capital to support further growth. Shares of Eaton rose over 3% following the announcement. CNBC's Jim Cramer also praised peer company Caterpillar for its positive outlook, citing increased government infrastructure spending as a key driver for future success.

Walker Martin, named Colorado's Player of the Year and projected as a first-round pick, was selected 52nd overall by the San Francisco Giants in the MLB Draft. Despite falling in the draft, Martin expressed gratitude and determination to work hard and reach the league quickly. His impressive senior season included a .633 batting average, 20 home runs, and 75 RBI, leading Eaton to their third consecutive state championship.

Scottie Morris, a 14-year-old who ran away from his home in Indiana wearing a white t-shirt with disparaging writing scrawled on it, has been found safe after ten days. He was discovered wandering the streets of Eaton by a police officer and taken to a local hospital before being placed in a "safe environment" by Delaware County Child Protective Services. Interviews are being carried out regarding the disappearance and his family is cooperating with the investigation.

Scottie D. Morris, a 14-year-old Indiana teen who was missing for eight days, has been found safe by an Eaton police officer. He has been transported to a hospital for a precautionary check and placed in a safe environment with the assistance of Delaware County Child Protective Services. The reason for his disappearance and his condition upon being found are unclear. Interviews will be conducted as part of the investigation, and the family is cooperating with authorities.

After being missing for eight days, 14-year-old Scottie Dean Morris was found alive and reportedly well in Eaton, Indiana. Details of his return are not yet available, but he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. Morris had been reported missing on March 16 and large search parties had been combing the area. A candlelight vigil was held on Thursday for his safe return.
The Eaton Police Department is asking residents to check their security footage from the night 14-year-old Scottie Morris disappeared. Morris was last seen on March 16, 2023, and authorities have been searching for him with boats, drones, and K9 units. The search has not been called off, and a statewide Silver Alert remains in effect. Eaton churches have organized a candlelight prayer vigil for Morris, and anyone with information should contact the Eaton Police Department or call 911.

A candlelight vigil is planned for Scottie Dean Morris, a 14-year-old boy who has been missing since March 16 from his home in Eaton, Indiana. Several churches in the area are hosting the event. While search efforts have concluded, authorities are continuing their investigation with the help of Indiana State Police, the Delaware County Sheriff's Department, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, and a "federal organization." Eaton police are urging the public to be responsible in online discussions about the situation and to refrain from making false statements and allegations.

Search parties are looking for 14-year-old Scottie Dean Morris, who went missing from his home in Eaton, Indiana on March 16, 2023. A statewide Silver Alert has been issued for Morris, who is believed to be in extreme danger and may require medical assistance. Law enforcement professionals, emergency responders, and volunteers have been combing the area around Eaton, and the search has been temporarily halted to allow Indiana State Police troopers in helicopters to scan the area using infrared cameras. The search resumed on Monday in areas including near the iron bridge east of the unincorporated community of Granville, and near other bridges along Eaton-Wheeling Pike. Anyone with information is asked to call the Eaton Police Department at 765-396-3297 or 911.

The search for 14-year-old Scottie Morris, who went missing from his home in Eaton, Indiana on Thursday, has entered its fifth day. Despite conducting polygraph tests, using infrared cameras, and organizing search parties, Morris has not been found. The community has come together to support the search efforts, and the Delaware Community Schools have provided buses to transport searchers. The searches are being conducted in specific areas, and the Delaware County Emergency Management Agency has helped set up "professional grid searches." A statewide Silver Alert has been issued for Morris, and anyone with information is asked to contact the Eaton Police Department or 911.