Jim Cramer names stocks to buy in the wake of the Fed's rate cut

After the Federal Reserve cut the benchmark borrowing rate by 25 basis points, CNBC's Jim Cramer shared a few types of stocks he thinks are solid buys in the current economic environment. He named sectors including home builders, transports and industrials.

CNBC • Dec 10, 2025

The Next 3 Years Could Make Or Break Portfolios - Here's My Plan

Investors face two disruptive phases: AI-driven labor market weakness, followed by new industry emergence, requiring strategic portfolio diversification. Favor high-quality stocks and income-generating assets, focusing beyond S&P 500 index funds to outperform in a potentially lower-return market environment. Key opportunities include stock exchanges (CME, ICE, MIAX), cyclical value (railroads, LTL trucking), and energy/data center infrastructure (EQT, pipelines, BIP).

Seeking Alpha • Dec 2, 2025

Here's Why Investors Should Give Norfolk Southern Stock a Miss Now

NSC faces rising costs, weak liquidity and tariff pressures, with falling estimates and share declines underscoring mounting investor concerns.

Zacks Investment Research • Nov 17, 2025

Union Pacific shareholders approve Norfolk deal

Union Pacific shareholders approved a merger with Norfolk Southern , the railroad operators said on Friday.

Reuters • Nov 14, 2025

Norfolk Southern Shareholders Approve Transaction with Union Pacific

ATLANTA , Nov. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE: NSC) today announced that its shareholders voted overwhelmingly, with nearly 99% of the shares cast in favor, to approve its previously announced transaction with Union Pacific at the company's Special Meeting of Shareholders (the "Special Meeting") held earlier today.  "The approval of our shareholders marks a key milestone in our journey to create America's first coast-to-coast transcontinental railroad, combining complementary networks and capabilities to unlock a multiplier effect for benefits to all stakeholders," said Mark George, President and CEO of Norfolk Southern.

PRNewsWire • Nov 14, 2025

Republican state AGs raise concerns on Union Pacific deal for Norfolk Southern

A group of nine Republican state attorneys general on Friday raised competition concerns about Union Pacific's UNP.N plan to buy smaller rival Norfolk Southern in an $85 billion deal to create the first U.S. coast-to-coast freight rail operator.

Reuters • Nov 14, 2025

abrdn Global Infrastructure Fund Q3 2025 Performance Review

The abrdn Global Infrastructure Fund slightly underperformed its benchmark in the third quarter of 2025. Individual stock detractors were American Tower, Loma Negra Compañía Industrial Argentina and Rumo. Individual stock contributors were Helios Towers, Norfolk Southern and GDS Holdings.

Seeking Alpha • Nov 12, 2025

Norfolk Southern Reaches Collective Bargaining Agreement with Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen

Agreement delivers significant future enhancements to pay, health care and vacation ATLANTA , Nov. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE: NSC) announced today that it has reached a five-year collective bargaining agreement with the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen (BRS). With this agreement, Norfolk Southern has reached ratified agreements with 12 of its 13 unions, and a tentative agreement is pending ratification by the final remaining union.

PRNewsWire • Nov 11, 2025

Carillon Chartwell Mid Cap Value Fund Q3 2025 Top And Botton Securities

Expedia's bookings growth accelerated based on strength in its business-to-business activities, and management raised its outlook. Despite reporting better results, FMC's share price was weak. Pinnacle Financial lagged after announcing an all-stock acquisition of a rival company.

Seeking Alpha • Nov 10, 2025

My Ultimate Blueprint For The Next 5 Years Of Income Investing

The market's obsessed with AI giants, leaving income investors behind. I'm focusing on what this imbalance means for long-term opportunity. Massive AI spending acts like new-age stimulus, creating ripples across power, infrastructure, and industrial sectors that fuel growth. I believe the Fed will keep "running it hot," driving new cycles in housing, manufacturing, and income assets as rates eventually fall.

Seeking Alpha • Nov 7, 2025