Cramer's Week Ahead: Ulta Has the Best Chance of ‘Roaring Higher' During Light Earnings Week

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The “Mad Money” host said despite the storm that soaring inflation and the Ukraine war have created over the market, investors must remain vigilant.

Projected revenue: $3.3 billion

Cramer said that Dick's has a great CEO, will succeed after the pandemic and stands out from other retailers.Projected loss: loss of 16 cents per shareMongoDB is a dime a dozen when it comes to software database companies, according to Cramer."Wall Street used to love a company that grew fast and lost a ton of money. Now, they just feel total contempt for them," he said.Projected loss: loss of 2 cents per shareCramer had few words about Bumble, which closed at $18.

Cramer said he expects Crowdstrike to report a strong quarter. However, its performance won't matter if inflation spikes that same day and hurts its stock, Cramer said.Q4 2021 earnings release after the close; conference call at 4:30 pm ETCramer praised Ulta Beauty's consistent performance, adding that the company"has the best chance of roaring higher next week." He cautioned that the company is not"a cheap stock.

Cramer said that DocuSign is suffering from being known as a"Covid stock.""It's a very good company with a very bad stock," he said.Projected loss: loss of $1.79 per shareCalling Rivian"a poster child" for western electric vehicle companies that have been"losers for ages now," Cramer said that the company has lost its novelty.

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