The earnings season was ‘much better’ than expected

CN Crick’s Jim Cramer, who marks the end of the earnings season, said on Friday that the report on major corporate reports in recent weeks “is much better than anyone expected.”

According to the results, investors have a variety of investment opportunities, offering no speculative trading that has confused Wall Street professionals in recent times.

The remarks come after the big US averages rose in Friday’s session, and it increased in the back of the week’s gains which brought the market to new highs. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1% this week to 3,458.40 and the S&P 500 rose 1.23% to 3,934.83. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite improved the bot, rising 1.7% to 14,095.47.

Following the close, Cramer said market activity became less volatile after multiple trading weeks.

“I like normal because if we are not careful, a large portion of the market on the highway could be diverted to the danger zone,” the ‘Mad Money’ host said. “A day with less foam, like today, is a day when the rally feels more sustainable. But when the dagga cohort and the short-busters and the incredible pumping and dumping I see on the internet come back, you know I know I will have to become more negative. ‘

Cramer gave his game plan for the coming week. Earnings-per-share predictions are based on FactSet estimates:

Tuesday: CVS Health, Zoetis, Ring Central and Occidental earnings

Wednesday: earnings from Shopify, Twilio, Fastly, Pioneer Natural Resources and Boston Beer

Thursday: Walmart, Barrick Gold, Applied Materials, Roku, The Trade Desk

Friday: earnings of Deere and Magna

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