After stocks slumped during a volatile first session of the year, CNBC's Jim Cramer suggested what could lead to market gains in 2025. 'Sure, the day was disappointing, kind of like last week. But I want to tack the other way. I want to tell you what could go right,' he said. 'No trampling of the bears here. Just some things that, well, let's say they make me want to be a little more positive than the others.
' Cramer first suggested that a change in leadership at the Federal Trade Commission under President-elect Donald Trump could ease corporate deal-making largely stymied under President Joe Biden. Current FTC Chair Lina Khan blocked numerous high-profile mergers and took Big Tech to task, accusing outfits such as More mergers will help several industries, Cramer said, naming banking, retail, materials, entertainment, enterprise software and pharmaceuticals. Increased mergers could also increase equity demand by continuing to shrink share count even if new companies start to IPO, he added. Developments in artificial intelligence may also boost stocks, Cramer continued, saying new technology could lead to more than just minor expense cuts, such as real innovations in health care. More advanced AI could also mean companies don't need as many employees, which might be a buffer against wage inflation spurred by Trump's deportation plans, he said. According to Cramer, Wall Street could also become more accustomed to stocks trading in trillions. He said that right now, too many investors don't like that there are so many trillion-dollar companies in play, naming outfits such as Meta replaces policy chief Nick Clegg with former Republican staffer Joel Kaplan ahead of Trump inauguration 'These stocks could all have a big surge from here if we simply keep getting more money going into index funds,' Cramer said. 'That's what really helps propel these, not just the businesses themselves, even as the businesses are phenomenal and deserve the premiu
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