Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust makes four trades to cut tariff exposure

Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust is making four trades to reduce tariff risk. The Trust is selling its remaining shares of Stanley Black & Decker and GE Healthcare while buying shares of Home Depot and initiating a position in Texas Roadhouse. The Trust sold 510 shares of Stanley Black & Decker at about $86.79 each and 275 shares of GE Healthcare at around $87.80. It is purchasing 50 shares of Home Depot for about $409.60 and 200 shares of Texas Roadhouse at approximately $180.62. These trades aim to shift focus from companies more exposed to tariffs, like Stanley Black & Decker, to those with less risk, such as Home Depot and Texas Roadhouse, which primarily operates in the U.S. market.