'When we get an amazing employment report, we can take a break from the on-again, off-again China news and just focus on earnings,' 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer says.
will reveal third-quarter fiscal 2020 results after the closing bell. Analysts expect the database platform company to lose 28 cents per share and business to grow more than 53% to $99.7 million.
With the stock up more than 56% year to date, "I've gotta wonder if the company's rapid revenue growth will be enough to impress Wall Street at these levels," Cramer said. has a first-quarter fiscal 2020 earnings call scheduled for the afternoon. Following eight straight quarters of turning a small profit, the online personal styling firm is estimated to lose 6 cents per share but grow sales 20% to $441 million.reports first-quarter fiscal 2020 earnings in the morning. The auto parts retailer is projected to turn in $13.70 in profits per share on more than $2.7 billion in sales, according to FactSet.
"I recommend buying some beforehand in anticipation of great results, and then buying some after in case it gets hit, like usual. Remember, if AutoZone goes down, the company will be in there buying back its own stock right next to you."
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