13 Stocks That Jim Cramer Recently Talked About

10. The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG)

Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q1 2025: 88

The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG), like its peers in the consumer goods industry, has struggled on the stock market in 2025. The shares have lost 7.9% year-to-date on the back of high input costs and worries about tariffs impacting its business. The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG)’s shares fell 2.4% in July after the firm’s latest earnings report warned about a $1 billion hit to its profits from tariffs. Here’s what Cramer said about the company:

“[On firm saying they’re raising prices and communicating to Walmart and Target] Well good luck. Communicate all you want. It’s not the way it’s working. Go communicate that to Costco. You know what Costco says, we have a different communication. Here’s our communication.”

“[On how they’re not the only one saying so] No I mean, but they’re trying. I didn’t think the Procter quarter was so good, because frankly, the volumes are not that great. And, you know the pricing power is not as good as you think. The yield’s isn’t protected. It’s just not great. And it’s not great I think because there’s just the tug-of-war between stores and companies like Proctor and don’t forget, Amazon. I mean you go on Amazon, Amazon I don’t David if you went on Prime Day for Proctor, but it was just like Proctor, there was no gamble. It’s that bad.

“Look I think Proctor is an amazing company. I got a book coming out, and I say, listen, Proctor, if you want to own one, they are the best. They’ve got the most leverage. All I’m saying is that it’s just a tough time in that industry. Because the raw costs are high. I thought because of the weaker dollar they would start benefiting.”