Trump-driven market volatility has continued to be a buying opportunity, says Jim Cramer

Summary

Jim Cramer argues that Trump's second term is far more market-moving than his first, with policy threats from trade, taxes, capital return, and military issues causing sharp sell-offs. He says these panics often reverse because Trump does not want to wreck the economy, creating repeated buying opportunities. He highlights the Greenland de-escalation as a 'peace dividend' that lifted housing names, warns a 10% credit card rate cap would be an economic disaster, and notes fossil fuels are among the few sectors getting Trump's unmitigated backing.

• Cramer says Trump 2 is more comfortable taking the market down than up.
• Trump-driven volatility has created repeated buying opportunities in US stocks.
• Greenland de-escalation removed invasion and tariff fears, lifting D.R. Horton and Home Depot.
• Cramer warns a 10% credit card interest rate cap would be disastrous and cause lenders to stop lending.
• Fossil fuels are one of the few sectors receiving Trump's unmitigated backing.
• Cramer says investors should wait for hot sell-offs and then buy.
• Drug stocks have rallied after policy overhangs on pricing and reshoring ended.
• Cramer previews an interview with Johnson & Johnson CFO Joe Wolk.