Cramer Backs Regal Rexnord, Churchill Downs
Jim Cramer named Regal Rexnord and Churchill Downs as buys on CNBC's Mad Money Lightning Round, citing earnings that beat expectations.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Stock Picks
On CNBC's Mad Money Lightning Round, Jim Cramer recommended buying Regal Rexnord Corporation and Churchill Downs. Regal Rexnord shares closed up 6.9% at $180.78, while Churchill Downs gained 0.9% to settle at $98.77 on Monday.
Why it matters
Cramer said Regal Rexnord is worth more than its current selling price, pointing to third-quarter results that beat expectations on Nov. 3. He described Churchill Downs as overlooked and inexpensive compared with other gaming companies.
Regal Rexnord closed up 6.9% at $180.78 and Churchill Downs gained 0.9% to $98.77 on Monday, following a $750 million share repurchase program announced by Churchill Downs. The extraction does not disclose the valuation metrics underlying Cramer's buy calls.
The players
Jim Cramer
Jim Cramer is a television host and financial commentator known for CNBC's Mad Money program and its Lightning Round segment.
Regal Rexnord Corporation
Regal Rexnord Corporation is a Milwaukee-based manufacturer of electric motors, automation solutions and electrical motion controls.
Churchill Downs
Churchill Downs is an American gaming and racing company that operates the Kentucky Derby and related racetracks and casinos.
The details
Cramer made the picks during the Mad Money Lightning Round segment. He said Churchill Downs is overlooked and sells inexpensively relative to peers, and that it can go higher. Regal Rexnord, which manufactures electric motors, automation solutions and electrical motion controls, is based in Milwaukee.
Timeline
Oct. 28: Churchill Downs reported third-quarter earnings that beat expectations.
Nov. 3: Regal Rexnord reported third-quarter results that beat expectations.
Monday: Cramer's recommendations aired and shares of both companies moved.
Market Dynamics
Cramer's Lightning Round recommendations are a recurring feature of CNBC's Mad Money program, in which he offers quick buy or sell calls on individual stocks. Recommendations of this kind arrive amid the November earnings season, when companies such as Regal Rexnord and Churchill Downs reported third-quarter results. Such calls come at a time when investors are weighing interest rate and monetary policy trajectories.
Investors weighing these picks should review each company's third-quarter results and their own portfolio allocations before acting on a recommendation. The extraction does not state a price target or time horizon attached to the calls.
The takeaway
Stock recommendations made on television are one input among many. Reviewing a company's earnings and valuation before acting can help readers judge whether a pick fits their own goals.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Benzinga.
