CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday discouraged investors from making any moves in high-value stocks ahead of earnings reports, especially in Big Tech — which will be viewed with intense scrutiny.
"No one on Wall Street knows what any of the quarters will look like, except for the principals," he said.
For example, he described why it's difficult to trade Alphabet based on earnings, saying that often some data in the Google parent's quarter fails to impress Wall Street.
And according to Cramer, many on Wall Street will carefully examine each tech giant's spending on data centers and Nvidia products.
"I am indeed trying to discourage you from trading these stocks ahead of the quarters.
Persons:
CNBC's Jim Cramer, Cramer
Organizations:
Big Tech, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia
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