Jim Cramer backs FedEx Freight (FDXF) on signs of a freight recovery
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 16, 2026.
Cramer signals freight recovery as FedEx Freight shakes off structural headwinds in the logistics sector.
RT @CNBC: 2. FedEx Freight "We like FedEx Freight because the business, as brother JB Hunt would tell you, is finally getting out of a br…
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Jim Cramer retweeted a CNBC post on July 16, 2026, flagging FedEx Freight as a pick and drawing a comparison to JB Hunt, suggesting the freight business is finally working through the kind of structural headwinds that have weighed on the broader logistics sector. The truncated post references FedEx Freight "getting out of a br…" — language that points to a breakout or bottoming dynamic, though the full context is clipped.
The callout is notable because JB Hunt is widely watched as a bellwether for truckload and intermodal demand, so invoking it as a point of comparison implies Cramer sees a similar cyclical turn taking shape at FedEx Freight. Freight has faced prolonged pressure from overcapacity and softening shipping volumes, making any credible signal of recovery a closely watched data point for logistics investors.
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FedEx Freight trades under the ticker FDXF. As of the post, the tweet had been retweeted once, with no likes or replies recorded, suggesting the commentary was freshly circulated at the time of publication.
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