Deere & Company (DE) Just Needs To Be More Optimistic, Asserts Jim Cramer

We recently published 11 Latest AI & Other Stocks On Jim Cramer’s Radar. Deere & Company (NYSE:DE) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed.

Deere & Company (NYSE:DE) is an agricultural and construction equipment company. Cramer has discussed the firm several times on his morning show in 2025. Most of his remarks have revolved around Deere & Company (NYSE:DE)’s exposure to AI data center construction activity in the US and fresh legislation, both of which can act as tailwinds for the firm. The firm’s shares dipped by 6.8% in August after it narrowed its full-year outlook. Cramer discussed Deere & Company (NYSE:DE)  in the context of AgCo:

“I do think that Deere, I thought that might be a bounce back. Because we had AgCo on last night. And AgCo was being very, very positive. . .but AgCo’s not as US-centric. It is a mystery to me that Deere’s down this much given the fact that inventories don’t seem to be a problem. And given the fact that AgCo, its principle competitor, just is crushing it, crushing.

“Deere has lost you more money by listening to Deere than almost any company I know. I mean, I once wrote up that I thought that Deere, if. they could just for once be proud of themselves and happy, but no they can’t. And I may suggest that the CFO, there are a couple of things that could really help. Xanax, I would take two, maybe three, don’t go for the Klonopin you’ll fall asleep in the middle of the call.”

Deere & Company (DE) Just Needs To Be More Optimistic, Asserts Jim Cramer

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Here are the CNBC TV host’s previous comments about Deere & Company (NYSE:DE):

“In May of last year, I told you that Deere was finally taking control of its own destiny, even if that might… take some time to play out. And in retrospect, that was a good call… Funny thing about Deere, while the stock’s roared over the past 12 months, the company hasn’t been putting up particularly good numbers… But even though the numbers have been hideous in absolute terms, Deere’s results have consistently come in better than expected. How’s it possible? Simple. This company is hostage to the agriculture market, which means their business rise[s] and falls based on factors that they’ve got, let’s say, no control over…

More important, the stock’s been roaring because crop prices, interest rates, and the dollar have finally started going in the right direction, at least from Deere’s perspective… If rates are headed lower, that’s phenomenal for Deere’s business… Plus, there are all long-term reasons to like Deere that never really went away. This company is still the king of farm equipment with best-in-class technology…

… Deere is now selling for 27 times earnings. That’s somewhat higher for a machinery company, considerably higher than the S&P 500 PE multiple, but I think you can justify it given the tech angle. Plus, Deere’s a cyclical stock, and the cyclicals always seem expensive near the bottom. It looks pricey because the earnings are at a very low level. But if crop prices can bounce and interest rates come down, Deere will be able to report much better numbers.

So here’s the bottom line: After years of trading sideways, this stock’s finally had a major breakout over the past 10 odd months. Even though Deere and markets are still in pretty rough shape, but the stock’s working because the company always had great execution, and the agricultural equipment business is turning around. That’s why I think its rally, so far, can be justified and why I think it will continue to run.”

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