economy
January 23, 2026
Cramer says 'a big move is coming' for this financial, weighs a chip stock buy
The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

TL;DR
- The stock market was little changed on Friday, following two days of gains, as geopolitical concerns eased.
- Majority of Magnificent Seven stocks, including Club holdings like Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Google, and Nvidia, were higher.
- Jim Cramer reiterated commitment to the Magnificent Seven despite a recent rotation into storage and semiconductor equipment stocks.
- Upcoming earnings reports for Boeing, Corning, Danaher, GE Vernova, Starbucks, Meta, Microsoft, Dover, Honeywell, and Apple are scheduled.
- The Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee meeting is set for Tuesday and Wednesday, with a 97% likelihood of interest rates remaining unchanged.
- Capital One shares fell approximately 7% after reporting a mixed quarter and announcing a $5.15 billion acquisition of payments startup Brex.
- Nvidia shares rose on reports of China's potential H200 chip orders, but Cramer expressed caution due to sector volatility.
- Cramer noted that Nvidia's stock is being 'punished' due to having sufficient product, contrasting with shortages faced by companies like Micron.
- Semiconductor stocks, including Intel and Broadcom, are also experiencing difficulties.
- Stocks discussed in the rapid-fire segment included SLB, CSX, Clorox, and Intuitive Surgical.
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