In the face of market uncertainty, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Friday “if you buy great American companies, not junk, you tend to do pretty well historically.”
Projected sales: $25.29
Cramer said Lockheed Martin is favorite company reporting Tuesday morning because of the geopolitical situations involving both Russia and China."Let's see what CEO Jim Taiclet has to say," Cramer said.Projected revenue: $11.54 billion Microsoft's quarter is incredibly important, Cramer said. In particular, Cramer said investors will be focused on the tech giant's Azure division and whether the cloud computing operation is continuing to grow.Tom Williams | CQ-Roll Call, Inc. | Getty Images
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