This is a dangerous market with extreme stock moves

By CNBC Jim Cramer on Friday provided viewers with his game plan for the next five trading days on Wall Street.

The “Mad Money” The presenter’s look came later S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite posted their best weeks so far in 2022, 1.5% and 2.4% higher respectively.

“This week, we’ve seen what the real color of the dangerous market is,” “Mad Money” said the presenter. If investors love a stock, “there’s no way it won’t go up,” he said. “But if it’s hated? No depth it won’t sink. Either way… it could be an extreme.”

All estimates for revenue and earnings per share are from FactSet.

Tyson Foods

• Q1 earnings announced before the alarm bell; conference call at 9 a.m. ET
• Expected EPS: $1.93
• Expected revenue: 12.17 billion USD

Cramer said the company’s quarter will provide insight into the country’s meat supply chain, which has experienced a series of challenges during the Covid pandemic.

Take-Two . interaction

• Disclosure of third-quarter earnings after the close; conference call at 4:30 p.m. ET
• Expected EPS: $1.12
• Expected revenue: 868 million USD

Cramer said the Take-Two quarter will provide a glimpse into the magnitude of the pandemic-related increase in the game. “[CEO] Strauss Zelnick is the most straight forward shooter. If demand is waning, he will say it. “

Simon Property Group

• Q4 earnings announced after the bell; conference call at 5 p.m
• Forward EPS: $2.89
• Expected revenue: 1.25 billion USD

Centene

• Q4 earnings before opening; conference call at 8:30 a.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 98 cents
• Expected revenue: 32.5 billion USD

“I think that’s a takeover target and I bet we’re going to have a very good quarter,” Cramer said of the health insurer.

Pfizer

• Fourth-quarter earnings before the bell; conference call at 10 a.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 87 cents
• Expected revenue: 24.16 billion USD

Cramer also said he expected very good numbers from Pfizer.

DuPont

• Q4 earnings before opening; conference call at 8 a.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 99 cents
• Expected revenue: $4.02 billion

“The big industrial players have had real ups and downs in this market and I fear that this could be a down time for DuPont, which is why we ultimately decided,” Cramer said. Sign up to get huge returns for charity,” says Cramer.

Chipotle

• Q4 earnings after closing; conference call at 4:30 p.m. ET
• Forward EPS: $5.25
• Expected revenue: 1.96 billion USD

Cramer said Chipotle’s quarter was the quarter he was most interested in on Tuesday. “I think it could put same-store sales in the double digits below last year’s already stellar numbers, and that would drive the stock out,” he said. speak. “However, raw costs have always been an issue in business.”

Peloton

• Second quarter earnings after closing; conference call at 5 p.m. ET
• Forward EPS: Loss of $1.22
• Expected revenue: 1.14 billion USD

Cramer said he is seeking a series of updates from Peloton management after shares of the fitness equipment maker tumbled in recent months. One topic that is likely to come up is Wall Street Journal report on Friday Cramer said that Amazon has approached Peloton about a potential deal.

CVS Health

• Q4 earnings announced before the alarm bells; conference call at 8 a.m. ET
• Expected EPS: $1.83
• Expected revenue: 75.66 billion USD

“I expect a very good quarter from CVS [because of] Cramer said. “Have they made money from people getting vaccinated? That will take it to the next level. “

PepsiCo

• Q4 earnings announced before opening; conference call at 8:15 a.m. ET
• Expected EPS: $1.52
• Expected revenue: $24.24 billion

Cramer said he was surprised when shares of the beverage giant fell 1.6% on Friday, suggesting he would buy some stock ahead of the quarterly publication.

Disney

• Announce first quarter earnings after closing; conference call at 4:30 p.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 73 cents
• Expected revenue: 20.27 billion USD

Cramer said he thinks the media and entertainment giant doesn’t have enough credit for the value of its intellectual property. “This isn’t Netflix. This isn’t Facebook. It’s a unique growth vehicle. It’s not stagnant. It’s not dead and that’s why I want to build a bigger position before the quarter. for my trust,” he said.

Mattel

• Q4 earnings announced after the close; conference call at 5 p.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 33 cents
• Expected revenue: 1.66 billion USD

“I thought there could be a whole new range of toys and entertainment from CEO Ynon Kreiz, who changed the trend,” says Cramer.

Coca-Cola

• Q4 earnings announced before the alarm bells; conference call at 8:30 a.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 41 cents
• Expected revenue: $8.98 billion

While Cramer said he expects a good quarter from Coca-Cola, he specifically mentioned seeking updates on the beverage maker’s partnership with Molson Coors on the Topo Chico hard selector. “I think this is the next big spike [beverage]”, Cramer said.

Twitter

• Q4 earnings announced before the alarm bells; conference call at 8 a.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 33 cents
• Expected revenue: $1.58 billion

It remains unclear whether Twitter’s digital ad business will face the same challenges as Facebook’s parent Meta, or thrive like Amazon or Alphabet, Cramer said. “I think we’ll find out that it stays the same old fashioned Twitter as it is reporting — a company with nothing we really want to pay for,” Cramer said.

Cloudflare

• Q4 earnings after closing; conference call at 5 p.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 0 cents
• Expected revenue: $185 million

Cramer said he is predicting “great numbers” from the cybersecurity firm, but “I don’t expect anyone to care” because the stock is unpopular on Wall Street.

Zendesk

• Q4 earnings after the bell; conference call at 5 p.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 18 cents
• Expected revenue: 371 million USD

Cramer says he’s following updates on Zendesk’s pursuit Global Momentivea deal that activist investor Jana Partners urged Zendesk to walk away from.

Under armour

• Q4 earnings announced before opening; conference call at 8:30 a.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 6 cents
• Expected revenue: 1.47 billion USD

“There’s been a lot of good buzz about this, so much so that I think it’s actually been a great speculative quarter,” Cramer said.

Cleveland-Cliffs

• Fourth-quarter earnings before the bell; conference call at 10 a.m. ET
• Expected EPS: $2.15
• Expected revenue: $5.73 billion

“I really bet Cleveland-Cliffs is going to hit a significant number,” Cramer said, praising the company’s management and improved balance sheet.

Goodyear Tires & Rubber

• Q4 earnings before opening; conference call at 9 a.m. ET
• Forward EPS: 32 cents
• Expected revenue: 5.01 billion USD

“I think Goodyear is going to dazzle in a positive way,” says Cramer.

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