Each weekday CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer takes place “Morning meeting” at 10:20 ET. Here is a summary of key Monday moments. 1. Actions on Monday tried to bounce from Friday's sharp sales, in which S&P 500 published its largest one -day withdrawal of the year. “I don't know if it will take it,” said Jim Cramer during the morning meeting, citing many things against the market, such as falling estimates of GDP growth and stimulation of Palantir and other high years. In his Sunday column, Jim wrote: “What do you do, when will it happen? You keep cash and wait for the market to overtake. According to the short -range oscillator S&P 500 S&P 500. Jim said: “count on the oscillator”, he will let you know when to buy. 2. Another factor on the market was Microsoft, although it comes from a minima session. TD Cowen said on Friday that Micorosft canceled some lease of the American data center. The company rejected these claims on Monday. Stocks that were crushed at the venture and opened over 2%reduced these losses by half. Jim said that the club was a Microsoft seller and “he doesn't want to buy him back now.” Microsoft Seller has expanded to the players of the energy production center, and the Eaton club reserve dropped by over 2%. “Name me soon, because Eaton has other companies that do many good things,” said Jim. On Friday we added to Eaton. 3. Starbucks shares increased on Monday by more than 1.5% after CEO Brian Niccol announced plans to release 1,100 support employees to simplify the corporate structure of the coffee giant. This movement is part of the plan “Return to Starbucks” Niccol, which involves positioning the company for more efficient operation, making more. In the Monday letter to employees, Niccol said that he wants to achieve it, “removing layers and reproduction and creating smaller, more agile bands.” Jim believes that Niccol, only as a CEO since September, is doing an extraordinary job at Starbucks. 4. The supplies covered in a Monday fast fire at the end of the film were: Domino's Pizza, Nike and RTX. (Charitable Trust Jim Cramer is a long Msft, ETN, sbux. See the full list of shares.) As a subscriber of the CNBC investment club with Jim Cramer you will receive a trade warning before Jim makes trade. Jim waits 45 minutes after sending a trade alert before buying or selling shares in the portfolio of his charity Trust. If Jim talked about actions on CNBC television, it waits 72 hours after the commercial alert was released before trading. The above information about the club investing is subject to our conditions and the Privacy Policy together with our reservation. There is no trust or obligation, nor is it created by receiving all information provided in connection with the investing club. No specific result or profit is guaranteed.