Have your buy list prepared for ‘horrible minutes’

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Friday previewed next week’s significant business revenues reports after Wall Street topped off a wild week filled with significant intraday relocations for the significant U.S. stock indexes.

“Next week is the last truly hard week of earnings season,” the “Mad Money” host stated. However, he included, “I say each day will be controlled not by earnings, but by the wild action in the S&P futures … so have your buys ready for those hideous, nauseous moments because … I bet there will be more ahead.”

All revenues and profits forecasts are from FactSet.

Otis Worldwide

• Q4 2021 revenues prior to the bell; teleconference at 8: 30 a.m. ET Monday
• Projected EPS: 69 cents
• Projected profits: $3.59 billion

Cramer stated he’ll be listening to see whether the elevator business’s organization in China is lastly decreasing and how the U.S. is “holding up.” He kept in mind that Otis has a strong pulse on the state of massive building internationally.

NXP Semiconductors

• Q4 2021 revenues after the close; teleconference at 8 a.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $3.01
• Projected profits: $3 billion

The semiconductor company must use insights into the chip crunch that’s weighed on the vehicle market, Cramer stated, asking rhetorically whether NXP will have the ability to satisfy need. “I sure hope so,” he stated.

Exxon Mobil

• Q4 2021 revenues release prior to the open; teleconference at 9: 30 a.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $1.94
• Projected profits: $8501 billion

Cramer stated that if Exxon Mobil reports a “so-so number” that triggers the shares of other oil and gas business to decrease, financiers must utilize that weak point as a chance to purchase Chevron.

Alphabet

• Q4 2021 revenues after the close; teleconference at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $2780
• Projected profits: $7223 billion

Cramer stated the Google moms and dad business’s revenues tend to be questionable, recommending that even a really strong quarter might not equate to strong gains for the stock. “My idea? If it’s actually great, put it on your wish list [and] wait on the next market-wide swoon” to do some purchasing, he stated.

AMD

• Q4 2021 revenues after the bell; teleconference at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: 75 cents
• Projected profits: $4.47 billion

Cramer stated he believes the sell-off in AMD shares up until now in 2022 is substantially exaggerated, with the chipmaker’s stock down almost 27% year to date. While owning AMD, as his charitable trust does, can be “a tough chore” sometimes, Cramer stated he thinks the stock has actually gotten too low-cost at these levels and advised purchasing shares to capitalize.

PayPal

• Q4 2021 revenues after the close; teleconference at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $1.12
• Projected profits: $6.9 billion

Cramer kept in mind PayPal has actually been a horrible entertainer for his charitable trust. The stock has actually been almost halved considering that its highs in July and is still being penalized by Wall Street, Cramer stated, an indication that development runs out design at the minute. He stated he’ll be listening to see if CEO Dan Schulman can use commentary that turns the tide of belief around for PayPal shares.

General Motors

• Q4 2021 revenues after the bell; teleconference at 5 p.m. ET
• Projected EPS: $1.16
• Projected profits: $3575 billion

GM shares are low-cost, Cramer stated, and if the Street really is preferring worth over development stocks at this minute, the “Mad Money” host thinks that’s favorable news for the Detroit car manufacturer’s stock.

Starbucks

• Q1 2022 revenues release after the close; teleconference at 5 p.m. ET
• Projected EPS: 80 cents
• Projected sales: $7.98 billion

Cramer stated he’ll be keeping an eye on to see if management addresses a few of the reasons that the coffee chain’s shares are down about 17% year to date, consisting of unionization efforts at some U.S. shops, the Covid omicron version and China’s pre-Olympic lockdown.

Meta Platforms

• Q4 2021 revenues after the bell; teleconference at 5 p.m. ET Wednesday
• Projected EPS: $3.85
• Projected profits: $3336 billion

Cramer stated shares of Facebook’s moms and dad business appear low-cost based upon 2022 revenues price quotes, keeping in mind that criticism of the social networks giant has actually silenced just recently. He stated he believes the stock deserves owning here.

AbbVie

• Q4 2021 revenues prior to the open; teleconference at 9 a.m. ET Wednesday
• Projected EPS: $3.28
• Projected sales: $1496 billion

Shares of AbbVie have actually carried out well just recently, up almost 26% over the previous 3 months. For that factor, Cramer stated financiers must wait on the quarterly report prior to making any choices on the stock.

Eli Lilly

• Q4 2021 revenues prior to the bell; teleconference at 9 a.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: $2.45
• Projected profits: $7.69 billion

Honeywell

• Q4 2021 revenues prior to the bell; teleconference at 8: 30 a.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: $2.08
• Projected sales: $8.73 billion

Cramer kept in mind both Eli Lilly and Honeywell are stocks that he’s been advising recently for members of the CNBC Investing Club.

Ford

• Q4 2021 revenues after the bell; teleconference at 5 p.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: 45 cents
• Projected sales: $4123 billion

Cramer stated he’s eagerly anticipating hearing updates on Ford’s F-150 Lightning, calling the electrical pickup probably the business’s most interesting brand-new offering in years.

Amazon

• Q4 2021 revenues after the close; teleconference at 5: 30 p.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: $3.72
• Projected profits: $13773 billion

Shares of Amazon are not liked today, Cramer stated, as the stock is down 13.64% year to date and 11% over the previous year. However, he stated he stays a follower in the e-commerce and cloud computing giant. He advised financiers wait on the quarterly report prior to doing anything with the stock, however.

Regeneron

• Q4 2021 revenues prior to the bell; teleconference at 8: 30 a.m. ET Friday
• Projected EPS: $2010
• Projected sales: $4.51 billion

Cramer stated he’s trying to find the pharmaceutical business to inform an excellent story– not about its Covid antibody treatment, however rather brand-new drugs for asthma and other conditions.

Bristol-Myers Squibb

• Q4 2021 revenues prior to the open; teleconference at 8 a.m. ET Friday
• Projected EPS: $1.80
• Projected profits: $1208 billion

Cramer stated he believes investors will like what Bristol-Myers Squibb needs to state about the drugs it got through acquisitions of Celgene and Myokardia.

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Disclosure: Cramer’s charitable trust owns shares of Ford, Amazon, AbbVie, Meta Platforms, Alphabet, AMD, Eli Lilly, Honeywell and PayPal.