Jim Cramer Says FedEx Corporation (FDX) Shares Should Perform Better

We recently published 12 Hot, Cold & Stable Stocks Jim Cramer Recently Discussed. FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed.

FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX) reported its earnings for the fiscal first quarter last week, which sent its shares higher. The results saw the firm’s $22.2 billion in revenue and $3.83 in adjusted earnings beat analyst estimates of $21.7 billion and $3.59. Cramer has continued to praise the firm’s CEO, Raj Subramaniam, throughout 2025, and after the earnings, he discussed the CEO as well:

“It will be up [inaudible] but I do think it should be up more than that I think.

“Yeah I think that this was the most bullish Raj has been since he took over. He started, when he came in, he was talking about recession with me. I think this was an amazing quarter, really great that they could do this much despite tariffs, despite the de-minimis. But I wanna correct something about the market. The market is, took up UPS with FedEx. I think it’s become very zero sum. They are very much like each other. FedEx deserves to be up 12, maybe 15.

“Yes and they had to cut back China but Raj is being very realistic that China, there are other places that are kind of taken up for buy China is bad. Raj was so bullish, and people have to understand that he’s not given to hyperbole. Not at all.

This was his breakout. I mean when I talked to him it was clear that this was the one that I had been waiting for. God I can’t stay negative, hey, I got what I wanted but I’m staying negative.”

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