Signet Jewelers Limited (SIG): I Was "Impressed," Says Jim Cramer

We recently published 12 Stocks Jim Cramer Discussed As Part Of His Big Tech Deep Dive. Signet Jewelers Limited (NYSE:SIG) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed.

Signet Jewelers Limited (NYSE:SIG)’s shares have gained 16% year-to-date and have gained 20% since early August. The stock has benefited from strong earnings performance and limited exposure to tariffs. Cramer’s previous comments about the firm have raised questions about how long the momentum from its strong second-quarter earnings could last, and outlined that broader market bearishness has affected the shares. Here are his latest thoughts about Signet Jewelers Limited (NYSE:SIG):

“I was also impressed with Signet, with Jared and Kay. People weren’t really buying that, I think they should have.

“Yeah and I do think that we’re at this moment where suddenly, if you have some celebrity, I mean look at Signet. Signet was saying, when you have Kelsey proposing, that spikes diamonds.”

The CNBC TV host previously discussed Signet Jewelers Limited (NYSE:SIG)’s recent performance:

“Alright, what managed to rally in spite of today’s overall ugly tape? How about Signet Jewelers, the parent of Kay Jewelers, Zales, and Jared? This morning, Signet reported a healthy revenue beat and an enormous earnings beat, management raising their full-year forecast. We like this. Now, you know, I’ve been keeping track of this one for a long time, often speaking with former CEO Gina Drosos… She stepped down in November.”

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