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Jim Cramer, host of Mad Money, advised investors on Monday against exiting the market entirely, despite the sharp sell-off that has rattled many. He reminded viewers that, historically, the market has always found its bottom, and stocks can rebound over time. Cramer acknowledged that selling everything might feel like a relief in the short term, but he raised an important question and said:

“Sure you can get out, but can you get back in? Selling everything right now feels great. We know that President Trump is now hanging with the bears… As he himself said you can’t really watch the stock market, the stock market’s the problems of the rich, and they don’t matter as long as it, they can take a hit. And that’s a zeitgeist from the Walmart White House where Trump’s giving us everyday lower prices for stocks.”

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Cramer pointed out that Trump’s approach reflects a mindset that he does not believe is the right course of action for investors focused on long-term growth. In the past, Cramer noted, figures like Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell were seen as stabilizers, or “puts,” that would help cushion the market’s downward moves. However, no one seems to be talking about that kind of support lately. He added:

“People are capitulating because they want to get rid of the pain and they don’t want to lose the game… See, there’s just one problem. How do you get back in?”

Cramer made a compelling case for why investors should actually consider buying during times like this, even though it might seem counterintuitive. He acknowledged that on a day when the market is being hammered, the idea of buying may feel strange. However, he emphasized that focusing on preserving capital rather than chasing quick gains is crucial during turbulent times.

Cramer also highlighted a common pitfall: many investors get scared off during market downturns and fail to seize the opportunity to buy strong companies at lower prices. He pointed out that this fear leads people to miss out on significant future gains, leaving them on the sidelines while others take advantage of lower stock prices and reap substantial rewards.

“It’s why you should be thinking of buying the great companies here, not selling them. To not get good merchandise as it starts being really cheap is a failure of imagination, to not have held them all the way could be a failure of recognition.”