MARKETSSTORY 565· JULY 13, 2026

Jim Cramer's "Pavlovian trades": the stocks investors buy when oil prices spike

When oil prices spike, certain stocks attract buyers who follow a familiar, almost reflexive pattern. CNBC host Jim Cramer recently described this behavior as a "Pavlovian trade," borrowing from behavioral psychology: a conditioned…

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