Chipotle, Whirlpool, Alphabet and more

CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday on Wall Street that he was gearing up for a big week of revenue that will better understand the apparent economic slowdown.

During Friday's session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost nearly 69 points. The S & P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also lost 0.62% and 0.74% respectively as the market digested a full week of the latest quarterly results. The last two indexes recorded their worst weeks since May.

"You have to understand that we are about to start the busiest week of the year in terms of industrial earnings," said the animator of "Mad Money". "We will be inundated with new information, and if you can not handle all the noise … this could be the perfect week to take your summer vacation."

Here is Cramer's game plan for the July 22nd bargaining week:

Halliburton: The oil services company announces its results before the opening of the market. Cramer thinks the results will be suboptimal.

Halliburton could score a stronger second half, Cramer said, "but this market is not the least, but he is optimistic about oil."

Whirlpool: Whirlpool's results come after the bell. Cramer also thinks the report will be mediocre, but says the company could offer key consumer information.

"The banks told us that the consumer was on the flush," he said. "Whirlpool washer and dryer sales will tell us a better story."

United Technologies: United Technologies receives a call for results before trading begins. Cramer said he hoped to hear a good story from management, but some on Wall Street are skeptical about the planned merger with Raytheon.

"I think it's a good move for United Technologies, but [CEO Greg] Hayes must answer this call and explain why he thinks this agreement is worth it, "he said.

Coca-Cola: The iconic drinks maker reports profits in the morning. Cramer is bullish on the stock.

"It's not an exciting title, it's just a title that goes up in time," he said.

Chipotle: Chipotle will hold a teleconference after the market closes.

"I would recommend buying it before quarter and after, just in case it goes out," Cramer said.

Visa: Visa reports profits after the market closes.

"This title is an erratic trader and is often sold on the best reports, giving you the best time to capture a few," Cramer said.

Boeing: The aerospace manufacturer, which overcame months of controversy, announces its results in the morning. Boeing announced Thursday that it would cost him $ 4.9 billion for his 737 Max challenges.

"It's hard to quantify the money involved in this type of problem, but this charge, I think, gives you some certainty," Cramer said. "It makes Boeing's quarter a lot less risky, as far as I'm concerned."

Caterpillar: the heavy machinery manufacturer delivers its latest results before the bell.

"I think CAT is a buy ahead of the report, and then I'll double more after seeing the numbers," Cramer said.

Tesla: Tesla reports a profit after the bell. Investors are wondering if the company is making money, Cramer said.

"People get mad at me because I will not take a position on Tesla, but I just think it's a cult stock and that cult actions are hard to play," he said.

Facebook: The Internet conglomerate reports the results when markets close.

"Remember, a year ago, it was really the darkest period for Facebook," Cramer said. "But in the end, I do not think Facebook's business was hurt at all … because advertisers still love it."

PayPal: PayPal, which Cramer called the "King of Payments," has a revenue call after the bell.

"PayPal's shares tend to lag after profits, especially after a difficult period in the quarter," said Cramer. "If you plan to buy PayPal, I have to suggest … wait for the reports to finish."

Xilinx: Xilinx publishes its results after stopping trading in equities.

"Listen to this one," Cramer says. "They may know more than anyone about what the Chinese think."

ServiceNow: ServiceNow also reports after the market closes.

3M: 3M has a conference call scheduled before the ring. The company is plagued by water pollution problems.

Amazon: the retail giant reports profits after the market closes.

"I will pay more attention to Amazon Web Services … to see if it can match the strength of Microsoft's competing Azure platform, which was extraordinary," Cramer said.

Alphabet: The Google parent also provides results after the closing bell.

"It has been a disappointment to participate in almost every quarter, if I remember that time well," said the host.

Starbucks: The seemingly ubiquitous coffee chain reports profits after closing. Cramer says it's one of six titles that investors can not get enough of.

"I want to point out that when this stock comes up against profits and that it really does, it tends to be disappointing," he said.

McDonald's: Shareholders will be informed of the latest McDonald's results in the morning.

"I recommend buying it for any dip next week," Cramer said.

Disclosure: The Cramer Charitable Trust holds shares in Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, Schlumberger and Caterpillar.