Jim Cramer

I'm very bullish.

Well, that was I mean, even when that guy Barry came on, you know, McCaffrey, McCaffrey, he came in and guns blazing.

And I thought he would have it.

The previous guy, I was unfortunate.

Nice person.

That's the way, you know, that means bad.

No, I mean, Home Depot would be the one stock that it's down really, really low.

I don't want to get people out of Home Depot here.

Anything that's going to tank with a recession.

I mean, look, do I like United?

It's a trading stock.

A trading stock is the equivalent of a normal stock.

I don't want people to understand what a trading stock is other than the fact that if you buy United and they have a bad seat mileage, rent, car, all this stuff, it's the same thing with hotels.

then you hear Wall Street downgrade.

And if you follow TV or whatever, or you read, you'll think, oh, I should sell.

That just happens to be, they have to have a couple of buys.

This is the Wall Street fools you.

It's for professionals.

They have like eight buys and they have these holds and they have these sells.

And that's what they have to do when they meet with the teacher's pension fund from Ohio.