CNBC’s Jim Cramer presented Friday’s biggest market events for the holiday-shortened trading period.

The Federal Reserve’s more aggressive approach to tightening monetary policy has made it harder for people to see the “rockiness” of the present. “Mad Money”Host said.

“You don’t have to be heroic. You have probably already raised money if your family has been paying attention to the program or you are part of the club. [the CNBC Investing Club]So it is time to take a little bit of action when everyone starts freaking out about micron on Monday morning.”

Cramer’s viewing habits during this four-session week are shown below. Source: FactSet.

Micron

• Results for Q1 2022 after the bell. Conference call at 4:30 pm. ET
• Projected earnings: $2.10
• Projection: Revenues of $7.68 billion

Cramer indicated that he believes it is still an investment because there remains a strong secular demand for the chips.

Nike

• After the close, Q2 2022 results; conference call at 5 pm ET
• Projected Earnings Per Share (EPS): 63 Cents
• Projectioned Sales: $11.25 Billion

Cramer indicated that he thinks Nike’s China operations will continue to be strong, possibly making it possible for Nike’s financial results to exceed expectations. He also said that the same outlook is held for Micron.

He said, “I wish they could be more precise, but they have fallen, and they’re terrific bounce candidates.”

General Mills

• The bell will sound for the Q2 2022 results; the conference call begins at 9:15 a.m. ET
• Projectioned earnings: $1.05
• Revenue projections: 4.84 billion

Cramer explained that Mills is now the stock that people want to invest in.

Cramer stated that investors who think the Federal Reserve needs to act even harder than it did in its recent forecasts should buy General Mills. “If you believe Jay Powell will destroy the economy in order to save it — and I don’t — General Mills is your stock,” he said.

BlackBerry

• After the close, Q3 2022 results; conference call at 5:55 p.m.
• Projected loss: 7 cents per shared
• Projectioned Revenue: $174 Million

Cramer reminded viewers that BlackBerry is a meme company and said that the “meme stocks guys” constantly try to increase the shares of the company after they release quarterly results.

“They Just go into town and say, “It’s fantastic, has all of the intellectual property. So who is Jim Cramer that would disparage it?” … Blackberry is not something I want to touch. Why? It keeps disappointing.”

CarMax

• Results for Q3 2022 before the open. Conference call at 9:00 a.m. ET
• Projectioned Earnings Per Share: $1.46
• Projectioned sales of $7.32B

Cramer claimed that CarMax like all the companies reporting Wednesday is a good stock. Cramer said that he still likes CarMax despite the continuing shortage of used vehicles.

Cintas

• The bell will sound for the Q2 2022 results; conference calls at 10:00 a.m. ET
• Projected Earnings Per Share: $2.64
• Estimated Revenue: $1.9 Billion

Paychex

• The bell will sound for Q2 2022 results; conference calls at 9:30 AM. ET
• Projectioned earnings per share: 80c
• Projection: Revenue of $1.06 Billion

Cramer stated that Paychex reports an average solid quarter but sees its stock “obliterated.” Cramer said however that this presents a buying opportunity.

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