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Every day of the week, the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer has a live broadcast of the “morning meeting” at 10:20 am et. Here is a summary of the key moments on Monday. 1. The actions of Monday tried to bounce from the Sharp Selloff on Friday, which saw the S&P 500 posts their greatest setback of one day of the year. “I don’t know if it’s going to take,” said Jim Cramer during the morning meeting, citing a series of things that work in the market, such as the decrease in GDP growth and palantir zurra estimates and other flyers. In his Sunday column, Jim wrote: “What do you do when that happens? You keep your cash and wait” for the market to be oversight. It is not yet there, according to the short -range oscillator S&P 500. Jim said: “It has the oscillator,” will let you know when to buy. 2. Another factor that weighed in the market was Microsoft, although it has left the minimums of the session. TD Cowen said Friday that Micorosft has canceled some leases from the United States data center. The company refuted those claims on Monday. The action, which was being crushed in the previous awards and opened more than 2%, has reduced those losses to half. Jim said the club has been a Microsoft seller, and that “she doesn’t feel like buying it again.” Microsoft selling was extended to the construction of the energy generation data center, with the Eaton Club to more than 2%. “Call me soon, because Eaton has other businesses that are doing many good things,” Jim said. We add Eaton on Friday. 3. Starbucks actions increased more than 1.5% on Monday after CEO Brian Niccol announced plans to fire 1,100 support workers to simplify the corporate structure of the coffee giant. The measure is part of the “Back To Starbucks” plan by Niccol, which implies positioning the company to operate more efficiently doing less. In a letter from Monday to employees, Niccol said that his goal is to achieve this “eliminating layers and duplication and creating smaller and agile equipment.” Jim believes that Niccol, only in the Hol of the CEO since September, has been doing a remarkable job in Starbucks. 4. The actions covered in the rapid fire on Monday at the end of the video were: Domino’s Pizza, Nike and RTX. (The charitable trust of Jim Cramer is Long MSFT, Etn, Sbux. See here a complete list of actions). As a subscriber of the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer, he will receive a commercial alert before Jim makes an exchange. Jim waits 45 minutes after sending a commercial alert before buying or selling an action in the portfolio of his charitable trust. If Jim has talked about an action on CNBC TV, wait 72 hours after issuing the trade alert before executing the operation. The information of the previous investment club is subject to our terms and conditions and privacy policy, together with our discharge of responsibility. There is no fiduciary obligation or duty, or is created, by virtue of receiving any information provided in relation to the investment club. No specific results or profits are guaranteed.
