Jim Cramer on Ramaco Resources: “This May Be the Time That It Works”

Ramaco Resources, Inc. (NASDAQ:METC) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer was recently asked about. Mentioning that they purchased 1,000 METC shares at $17.30 and it is up 34%, a caller asked if they should add more to their position or hold. Cramer commented:

Well, metallurgical coal is something that I have historically felt should have its day in the sun with this president that we have. I’m actually going to take the other side of what a lot of people are going to recommend you. I want you to stay in it. I just think it’s a great contrary play. You gotta be in it, and I’m really glad you brought it to our show because this may be the one. This may be the time that it works.

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Ramaco Resources, Inc. (NASDAQ:METC) produces and sells metallurgical coal used by steel mills and coke plants. During the October 3, 2025, episode, Cramer mentioned the stock and said:

The question now is whether or not it’s worth chasing this thing after such a spectacular rally. I gotta say, I wish I had found it earlier, of course. At this point, though, I don’t feel comfortable recommending the stock after such an extreme parabolic move. You know, I don’t like parabolas. It would be one thing if Ramaco had a decent core business that could provide steady profits and cash flow while the growth projects in rare earths gradually ramped up. But if you look at the numbers over the last couple of years, the core coal business is really bad…

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