The stock market is a tug-of-war between the virus and the vaccine, and even between Biden vs. Trump, Jim Kramer told his Mad Money viewers on Friday. Hopefully, during next week’s holiday-short week, we’ll get a little clarification about both.
Kramer’s game plan for next week will begin Monday, when he hopes to get some clarity on both Trump’s efforts to overturn the election results and distribution plans for incoming vaccines. As we have seen with Workday (WDAY) – Get the report On Friday, even a large company could plunge 9.2% on uncertainty.
Tuesday is a big day of earning. We will hear from Best Buy (BBY) – Get the report, American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) – Get the report And Gap Stores (GPS) – Get the report, In favor of all Kramer. We will also hear from the Daler tree (D.L.T.R.) – Get the report, Dix Sporting Goods (D.K.S.) – Get the report And Burlington stores (BURL) – Get the report, The three names were not Kramer fans. He recommended the Daler General (D.G.) – Get the report As an alternative.
Outside of retail, Medtronic (M.D.T.) – Get the report Will be reported, but Kramer’s sales are expected to decline. Among food stocks, Kramer liked Hormel Foods (HRL) – Get the report JM Smoker Up (SJM) – Get the report. Technically, he recommended VMware (VMware) , Analog devices (ADI) – Get the report And Dale (Dale) – Get the report.
Deere & Co. on Wednesday. (D.E.) – Get the report Will be reported and was a fan of Kramer Agriculture.
Finally, Kramer said Thanksgiving usually marks the beginning of a strong holiday period of the season and investors should consider buying a list of its “up stocks” from its start on Tuesday.
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Executive decision
Earlier in the “Executive Decision” segment, Kramer teamed up with Anders Gustafson, CEO of Zebra Technologies. (ZBRA) – Get the report, One of the companies helping to prepare millions of doses of vaccine for worldwide distribution.
Gustafus explained that Zebra is no longer just a barcode company. His Technol is already playing a key role in the fight against the Covid-19, which has helped track track samples from around the world.
Zebra is preparing for the next global vaccine distribution with innovative products such as color-changing labels based on temperature exposure. He said this is crucial for covid vaccines, which must be kept at a very low temperature to work. Using zebra labels, the entire logistics chain can tell at a glance whether the vials, baxes and pellets are properly cared for as they move around the world.
In addition to labeling, Zebra is also actively promoting technologies to aid contact tracing and social distance. While zebra sensors can provide realtime feedback to employees when they are closer than six feet from others.
Executive Decision II
For its second “executive decision” segment, Kramer spoke with Laura Alber, president and CEO of Williams-Sonoma. (WSM) – Get the report, Home goods retailer. The company recently posted earnings of a monster dollar lr-a-share, though the stock still trades less than 15 times its earnings.
Alber said all the investments and initiatives they have made are ultimately successful. When she started in the company, 40% of the sales came from her list. Today, 70% of sales are digital. They continue to invest heavily in e-commerce and digital apps to make buying your home easier than ever before.
“Your home is your biggest asset and people invest in their homes to make them more comfortable,” Albert said. Thanks to Kovid, our homes are for school, work and recreation and Williams-Sonoma can help in every field.
Albert noted that Williams-Sonomano is also a thriving commercial business, helping to furnish restaurants, cafes and retailers with high-quality and stylish furnishings.
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Executive Decision III
For its final “executive decision” segment, Kramer investigated RaceMed CEO Mick Farrell. (R.M.D.) – Get the report, A medical device manufacturer that has increased 17% in the last month alone and 36% for the year.
Razmade built a huge axis earlier in the year to help in the fight against Kozid-19. The company increased its ventilator production by 1%, Farrell said, building and distributing more than 1,150,000,000 units worldwide. While production continues, Rizmed is now slowly returning to its main markets fighting sleep apnea, COPD and asthma.
Epilepsy helps raise awareness for the importance of respiratory health, Farrell said. It has also shown the world the importance of digital solutions that can provide care outside of traditional hospital settings.
Rizmed has helped 100 million patients so far and the company aims for 250 million by 2025.
There is no huddle offense
In his “No Huddle Ense Fans” segment, Kramer said that if you invest while ignoring politics, you can turn a blind eye, that’s why he gave a little insight into what happens if Trump succeeds in overturning the election results. .
First, he said automakers have caught fire, especially focusing on renewable energy. But if Trump remains president it will hit stocks. In second place is China. The market is betting on the melting of US-China relations. If that doesn’t happen, look no further than Apple (AAPL) – Get the report And to reject others.
Oil stocks have done a terrible job under Trump, Kramer continued, as more drilling leads to lower crude prices. It will continue under Trump for another four years. Finally, Kramer said restaurants would be really tempted more under Trump, because no matter how bad the epidemic gets, it will force them to limit their operations.
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In an upbeat segment, Kramer said something about the fur stocks by Keller during the Mad Money Lightning Round on Friday evening: Kramer was bullish on the Norwegian cruise line (NCLH) – Get the report, Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) – Get the report, NC (NCNO) – Get the report, Raytheon Technologies (RTX) – Get the report And Boeing (B.A.) – Get the report.
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