Jim Cramer Williams-Sonoma: "I Think That the Stock's Going to Go Higher, Not Lower"

Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (NYSE:WSM) is one of the stocks on Jim Cramer’s radar recently. Cramer discussed the company’s earnings during the episode, as he said:

“What’s happening with the stock of Williams-Sonoma? This morning, the furniture and home goods chain, which also owns Pottery Barn and West Elm, reported a solid top and bottom-line beat. First, the stock jumped more than 4%, but then it gave back those gains during the conference call when we heard that there might be a significant tariff hit this quarter. Williams-Sonoma ultimately finished in the red… I think that the stock’s going to go higher, not lower.”

Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (NYSE:WSM) sells cookware, kitchen tools, home furnishings, decor, bedding, lighting, rugs, and personalized or custom home products. Some of its brands include Williams Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Rejuvenation, and West Elm. During the November 14 episode, Cramer discussed the company as part of his game plan. He commented:

“Williams-Sonoma, oh, talk about a real wild trader. They report in the morning, and this one’s going to be hard to game. I think CEO Laura Alber does an amazing job. By the way, she has fully embraced Salesforce’s Agentic game plan. I want to hear how that’s working out. I heard her speak at Salesforce’s Dreamforce, and I want to know, because we own Salesforce for the Charitable Trust. I just can’t figure out why the stock won’t rally.”

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