Today stocks in the real economy came roaring back, says Jim Cramer

Market Overview & Economic Factors - The market experienced a volatile day, initially declining due to speculative stocks being "clobbered," but then recovering after Federal Reserve Chairman J Pal hinted at potential economic support [2][3] - President's antagonistic post regarding China talks erased a significant portion of the market's gains [4] - The real economy, particularly bank stocks and housing-related sectors, showed strength, contrasting with the artificial intelligence economy [5][12][13] - Tariffs and uncertainties surrounding trade with China, including potential restrictions on Chinese cooking oil, created anxiety in the market [8][9] - Lack of reliable data due to a federal government shutdown makes it difficult to assess the true state of the economy [9][10] Company Specific Analysis - Wells Fargo, after the lifting of an asset cap, is demonstrating tremendous earnings power and is seen as a metaphor for the real economy, with its stock leading the S&P 500 with a 7% gain [11][12] - Builder First Source is performing well, indicating a potentially improving housing market [13] - Home Depot and Lowe's experienced a rebound, reflecting strength in the real economy [14] - AMD won a significant order from Oracle for data center chips, impacting Nvidia's stock performance [15] - Walmart and ChatGPT are collaborating on a new e-commerce initiative, intensifying competition in the AI data center space [16] Federal Reserve & Monetary Policy - The Federal Reserve's potential intervention and halting of bond selling are expected to lower mortgage rates, benefiting the housing market [6][7] - The market anticipates further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve [6] Investment Strategy & Outlook - The market may need a dose of the real economy, and a rally driven by real economy sectors is desirable [17][22] - The market had become overheated and could benefit from a shift away from speculative sectors [17] - The speaker expresses a preference for a market led by banks rather than the data center and speculative stories [16] - Dover's stock has been disappointing, but the speaker suggests buying more, citing the company's strong management and buyback potential [20][21]