Jim Cramer Live: What to Expect From Salesforce Earnings, Trade Talks and Lyft's IPO
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Ready to kick off this week?
Jim Cramer discussed some of the top headlines in the news Monday, March 4.
Salesforce Reports After the Bell
Real Money's Stock of the Day Salesforce is expected to kick off earnings this week when it reports after the bell Monday, March 4.
Analysts surveyed by FactSet expect Salesforce, the cloud software company, to earn 55 cents a share in the fourth quarter on sales of $3.56 billion.
Here's what Cramer expects from Salesforce when the earnings are released.
The Trade Talks Continue
Over the weekend, there were headlines about the possibility of a trade agreement between the U.S. and China.
The Wall Street Journal first reported the potential for a deal, which could come as soon as this month, with other media outlets adding details on the kinds of agreements proposed and the nature of the breakthrough between Washington and Beijing. At the center of any potential agreement, however, appears to be a pledge from both China and the United States to roll back tariffs currently imposed on $350 billion worth of goods, with Beijing vowing deeper structural reforms alongside larger farm and energy purchases, TheStreet's Martin Baccardax reported.
Should investors be surprised when the headlines don't impact headlines? Here's what Cramer thinks.
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Lyft's Prepared to IPO
The IPO was formally announced on Friday, March 1. TheStreet's Tony Owusu reported that the ride hailing service,
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Lyft, officially filed an S-1 registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering. The stock will be listed under the symbol "LYFT."
The company will offer two classes of common stock, Class A and Class B, with Class B shareholders holding a 20 to 1 voting advantage over Class A stock holders.
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