Jim Cramer: This Industrial Stock Is A Buy, Recommends Staying Away From Enterprise Software Companies

Group 1: Banco Santander - Banco Santander sold a 49% stake in its Polish subsidiary to Erste Group [1] - Shares of Banco Santander fell 0.9% to settle at $12.11 [6] Group 2: Datadog, Inc. - Cramer recommended to stay away from Datadog, indicating a negative sentiment towards enterprise software companies [1] - Datadog shares fell 1.3% to close at $120.86 [6] Group 3: Origin Bancorp, Inc. - Barclays analyst Raimo Lenschow lowered the price target on Origin Bancorp from $215 to $195, while Keybanc analyst Eric Heath cut it from $230 to $170 [2] - Cramer expressed confidence in Origin Bancorp, suggesting to stay invested and buy more if the stock pulls back [2] - Origin Bancorp shares gained 1.2% to close at $40.48 [6] Group 4: Cava - Cava was recommended as a buy by Cramer [3] - Cava appointed Doug Thompson as COO, effective March 2 [3] - Cava shares gained 2% to close at $72.00 [6] Group 5: Royal Gold, Inc. - Royal Gold increased its annual dividend from $1.80 per share to $1.90 per share [3] - Cramer suggested taking some profits from Royal Gold, indicating a cautious approach [3] - Royal Gold shares gained 2% to settle at $259.15 [6] Group 6: Autodesk, Inc. - BTIG analyst Nick Altmann initiated coverage on Autodesk with a Buy rating and a price target of $365 [4] - Cramer noted that Autodesk is part of the enterprise software sector, which is currently out of favor [3] - Autodesk shares gained 0.4% to close at $262.26 [6]