Jim Cramer: Q1 Came in Bearish, Goes Out Bullish
The first quarter came in like a bear due to worries about an overly strong dollar, lower oil prices and the Fed.
The first quarter came in like a bear due to worries about an overly strong dollar, lower oil prices, extended Fed rate hikes and German bank solvency, said TheStreet's Jim Cramer. Nevertheless, Q1 left like a bull when these concerns subsided. Cramer said traders threw in the towel following January's sharp downturn, presuming that 'as January goes, so goes the year'. They were proven wrong by mid-February, however, and he said a weaker dollar should boost multi-nationals and consumer products companies going forward.
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