Jim Cramer says FedEx Freight (FDXF) is past its spinoff growing pains
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 9, 2026.
Cramer signals the spinoff transition headwinds for the independent trucking company are now behind it.
I think that Fedex Freight has finally shaken off the spinoff blues and is ready to roll... FDXF
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FedEx Freight began trading as an independent company under the ticker FDXF after being spun off from FedEx, and like many newly independent businesses it faced a period of adjustment as investors and customers sized up the standalone trucking operation. Cramer's take is that those transition headwinds have now passed and the company is ready to move forward on its own.
On July 9, 2026, Cramer posted to X that FDXF has "finally shaken off the spinoff blues and is ready to roll," a brief but pointed signal that he sees the overhang from the separation lifting. The post drew 32 replies and 43 likes, suggesting the comment sparked at least some discussion among his followers.
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For investors watching the freight and less-than-truckload sector, the key question going forward is whether FDXF's operational and financial performance as a standalone company will bear out that optimism. Spinoff stocks often trade at a discount early on as index funds and legacy shareholders sell, so a stabilization in sentiment could mark a meaningful turning point.
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