According to CNBC, Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust bought 35 shares of Boeing at roughly $191.16, increasing its holding to 620 shares and its portfolio weighting to 3% from 2.8%. The trust made the purchase ahead of a possible Federal Aviation Administration approval of Boeing's 737 Max 10; Reuters reported Friday that the regulator could approve the aircraft as soon as this week. If certified this month, Boeing would likely begin delivering the jets in 2027. About one-third of the company's 737 Max backlog is reportedly for the delayed Max 10, the largest variant in the family and the only one not yet approved by the regulator.