S&P 500 Rises as Jim Cramer Adds Kimberly-Clark and BNY

According to CNBC, the S&P 500 rose Wednesday as the market tried to end a three-day losing streak, while Jim Cramer said investors should not get too comfortable with the rebound because renewed Middle East tensions could quickly shift sentiment again. He said the Investing Club is adding names and buying with available cash, and plans to start new positions in Kimberly-Clark and BNY, formerly Bank of New York Mellon. Nvidia shares gained 4% after Dell posted a stronger-than-expected quarter and raised fiscal 2027 earnings guidance by more than 40%. Broadcom is set to report earnings after the bell, and portfolio director Jeff Marks said investors want to see a guidance increase and more clarity on Broadcom's relationship with Alphabet after the Google parent struck a custom silicon deal with Marvell last month.