Earnings from Nvidia, Dell and Home Depot

CNBC’s Jim Kramer on Friday walked investors on Wall Street next week, highlighting earnings reports from Home Depot Like the big tech companies nvidia and Dell. He also discussed the past few sessions, particularly the decline in markets where investors predicted they have not seen the end of the recession, particularly the decline in performance of previous hot growth stocks.

“Out of nowhere, the momentum stocks were basking in a horrifying landscape today. It hurts many offensive growth investors,” he said. “Can this pullback finally do that course? I hope so. Otherwise, my prediction? More of the house of pain.”

On Monday, Cramer will follow reports from Domino’s pizza, Kotera, Real estate income, Cleveland Cliff Similarly Hims & Hers. Pizza Giant’s results, he suggested, could give investors insight into the consumer’s condition. Cramer said it generally feels good about oil and gas groups, including Coterra. He also said real estate income is one of his favourite real estate investment trusts, but he worries about the Cleveland cliff, which could face difficulties due to cheap steel exports from overseas. He added that he is there. He believes that the company could continue to offer cheap GLP-1 weight loss drugs with complex ingredients now that the Food and Drug Administration has considered a shortage of semaglutide injections, making it an online healthcare provider. Hims & called her the “true battlefield.” More than the product.

Home Depot is scheduled to report on Tuesday, and Cramer said it expects retailers to be weaker in quarter, but should benefit from the need to rebuild after a Southeastern storm and a fire in Los Angeles He said. He also looks at the revenue on Tuesday. Planet Fitness and Semprasays gym chains could benefit from focusing on fitness from the younger generation. Cramer pointed out that utility companies have decent yields, many opportunities, and may be worth buying with weakness. Working days and Hippo I’ll report back on that day too. According to Cramer, Workday looks at the more negative aspects when sales are weak. And while he mostly expects a solid quarter from Cava, he said the market is generally getting worse to stocks.

Wednesday will bring revenue from Lowesand Kramer said Home Depot’s competitors are “a longtime standout performer” and will get higher over time instead of shooting. Technology Leader Salesforce, Snowflake Nvidia will also report on Wednesday. Salesforce is believed to be on track, Cramer said, but it was hit by sellers as it was considered a momentum inventory. He also suggested that Snowflake is not just a cloud company, but a corporate advisor on how to use artificial intelligence. According to Cramer, Nvidia’s report is the most important report of the week. He reiterated that he believes investors own the stock, not the stock. However, he pointed out that Friday’s downturn in semiconductors is not going well for AI’s beloved.

The latest GDP report came out Thursday, and Cramer said he thinks it is strong. There will also be a report from Thursday. Norway Cruise Line, vistra and Dell. Cramer pointed out that even in a more harsh economic environment, Cruise stocks are well maintained, and wondered whether the Norwegians could continue to win. Vistra is a favorite among investors who want to believe the data center boom is driving energy shortages, but Cramer said “significant momentum” companies like Vistra have recently become a hit. He called Dell’s report “Courcial,” saying that although inventory was a hit, it could make a comeback to help companies adopt Nvidia’s AI platform.

On Friday, the Labor Bureau will announce the number of personal consumption expenditures, the Federal Reserve’s main inflation metric. The data could provide some clarity as to whether the economy is cooling down or inflation is falling, Cramer said.

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Disclaimer CNBC Investing Club Charitable Trust holds shares in Home Depot, Coterra, Salesforce and Nvidia.