The Boeing Company (BA): "Everything's Going Boeing's Way," Says Jim Cramer

We recently published 10 Stocks On Jim Cramer’s Mind As He Discussed A “Weird Number”. The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed.

The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) is a well-known firm that has managed to turn a leaf in 2025. The firm’s shares have gained 33.8% year-to-date as the firm has managed to resume its aircraft deliveries and overcome its production woes. Cramer’s recent remarks about The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) have wondered when CEO Kelly Ortberg would announce that the US government has decided to remove restrictions on its aircraft production volume. This time, he shared the deliverables for The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) to improve its performance:

“[On machinists turning down offer to raise wage] That is, I mean that’s gonna wreck what I think was going to be a pristine conference call. That’s the only fly in the ointment. Everything’s going Boeing’s way. Ortberg doing a fantastic job. David, this rally off of when he did the financing, maybe one of the finest rallies I can recall.”

“The main thing is to be able to raise the deliveries. And if they can raise deliveries, because they have proven that they know how to make planes, that’s where the cash is going come in and we’re gonna end up paying higher for the stock. I think the machinist thing surprised me.

“Look, Kelly’s not a. . .he’s a very serious businessman. He’s not going to say, we’re fine. He’s going to say, okay, I got, you know, this is to be decided.”

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