Next week's action depends on US-Chinese trade

Under Armor: Cramer has always preferred the actions of his competitor Nike to those of Under Armor, before the publication of the results of the latter Tuesday.

"It's the misfortune of Under Armor that they are facing one of the best managed companies on the planet," he said.

Molson Coors: The animator of "Mad Money" also did not expect much of Molson Coors' quarterly results, although he noted that the beer brewer's report could affect the stocks of pots.

"I think cannabis stocks could be at stake because this company understands that it may need to dive deeper into the marijuana market than the dismantling that it has done so far." "he explained. "You see, Canadian cannabis stocks started to fall back this week after an incredible race, but the fact is that they really serve beer[s] in many states. "

Occidental Petroleum: Even though he has called Occidental "one of the healthiest oil companies," with "fabulous" properties in the Permian Basin, an oil-rich region, Texas, Cramer has preferred another energy approach.

"I love more BP if you want to own an oil because it has a higher yield, 5.8%," he said. "It's a full percentage point above [Occidental]. Believe me, with oil looking to go back to $ 40, you will need a performance protection. "

Twilio: The stock action of Twilio, a cloud-based communication facilitator that works with companies like Airbnb and Lyft, worried Cramer ahead of the group's earnings report released on Tuesday.

"[Twilio] represents, in my opinion, perhaps the best growth potential of the technology at the moment, "he said, adding that he wanted to buy shares for his charitable trust." But […] the stock runs up into what we call "printed" – it has gained more than 4 [basis] points today alone. "

"I want this title to be cheaper to buy, but I bet the quarter is a real eruption like the last," he added.

Activision Blizzard: Could this video game maker capitalize on the Fortnite-style Royal Battle trend like some of its peers? Cramer is eager to know when Activision will release its quarterly results Tuesday night.

"The title of Activision has lost almost half of its value since October, but I think EA has badigned a floor to the group today, which means that it could be interesting to speculate on this one, "he said.