Revenue from Nvidia, TJX, and Walmart

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Friday highlighted the biggest events coming up on Wall Street next week and pinpointed the earnings report. Nvidia, TJX and walmart. It also advised investors to tread carefully as post-election concerns create an uncertain market environment.

“When it comes to Trump 2.0, he said, there are many pitfalls for individual stocks, most of which are buying opportunities.” “But the stock is still significantly higher than it was a few months ago, so we can’t be too enthusiastic about buying the dip.”

On Monday, Mr. Cramer will await an investor meeting from the United States. Vertivesupplies businesses with the products they need for their data centers. He noted that the organization is largely immune to any problems that may arise when President-elect Donald Trump takes office. He said investors may have a small position in the company, but would want to wait for it to weaken a bit before buying.

Earnings will be brought in on Tuesday. walmart, lowe’s, medtronic and viking holdings. Cramer praised the two retailers, but said investors may want to wait for a pullback before jumping into Walmart. similar to home depotHome improvement retailer Lowe’s tends to do better when the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, he added. Medtronic has been a winner so far by incorporating artificial intelligence into some of its medical devices, Kramer continued. He also said the luxury liner Viking could be a good buy before and after the earnings call.

Retailer TJX, target and williams sonoma I will report on Wednesday morning. Cramer advised investors to take a “wait and see” look at Target as Wall Street worries about the impact of potential tariff hikes by the Trump administration. He noted that TJX tends to sell on news, while Williams-Sonoma could “go under fire” during a rate cut cycle. After the market closes palo alto networks and Nvidia reported that Kramer said both could be sold after earnings.

On Thursday, gap and intuition It is set to report. Mr. Kramer said he would become a buyer of the clothing retailer ahead of this quarter. While he likes enterprise software company Intuit, he said “I can’t get excited” about the stock until it cools down. procter and gamble and GE Healthcare Technologies We will be holding an investor day on Thursday. Kramer said consumer goods companies have valuable insight into topics such as China, raw material costs and tariffs. He added that medical technology companies can tell a good story that resonates with investors.

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Disclaimer CNBC Investing Club Charitable Trust owns stock in Nvidia, TJX, GE Healthcare, Home Depot, and Palo Alto Networks.