Jim Cramer discusses the stock market's erratic behavior, attributing it to the President's influence on certain companies. He categorizes companies into two groups: those targeted by the President (sell) and those unaffected (buy). Cramer highlights the unusual valuations of Ford and GM, explaining their low price-to-earnings ratios in light of potential tariff impacts.
Market's erratic behavior
Two types of companies: targeted by the President and unaffected
Ford and GM's low P/E ratios due to tariff concerns
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