Jim Cramer, the host of 'Mad Money,' delivered his game plan for the week ahead full of retail earnings reports.
"As unemployment keeps rising, I'm betting we'll get more stimulus, more bonds bought, more money fleeing away from the market's losers and into the winners, like the," Cramer said on "Mad Money." "That's what works, unless we have a full-blown trade war with China, in which case all bets are off, even as I sure would have favored it before Covid decimated the U.S. economy.
"We're not going to like what they have to say," he said. "Of course, they're finally reopening stores, which is good news, and I'm sure they'll talk about pent-up demand, and I'm sure there'll be buyers … and, you know what, sell. That's your opportunity. Take it."Projected EPS: 52 cents"We know Target's crushing it with their online business. I'm urging you not to focus on the margins," Cramer said.Projected revenue: $18.
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