Jim Cramer's top 10 things that can be seen on the stock exchange on Thursday

1. President Donald Trump said today that he was planning 200% tariffs on alcohol from France and other European nations if the EU does not deprive 50% taxes for US whisimports.

2. According to Trump's tariff threat, US stocks, which came out shortly before the cooler wholesale inflation reading in February in February in February. The consumer inflation gains on Wednesday were also smaller than expected.

3. Causes regarding the tariffs and their effects on the US economy have the DOW on a defeat with three sessions. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were higher yesterday. We will sort everything during the monthly March meeting of Noon et, exclusively for club members. We will also name six shares for purchase.

4. Intel Get a new, amazing CEO: LIP-BU TAN. He is a popular managing director, formerly Cadence design systems. Tan, also a risk capital provider, resigned from the Intel board last year. He replaces co-Coos David Zinsner and MJ Holthhaus. Zinsner returns to CFO. Holthhaus remains in the product team. The Boned Intel shares rose by 12%in the news.

5. Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen is openly asked whether artificial intelligence is really a significant business strategy that can be monetized or only a defensive piece. The software giant beat the quarterly result per share and sales. Management led the current quarter -epseps slightly below. There were many Wall Street analysts that lowered the price goals. The Adobe shares decreased by 6%.

6. MicrosoftWhat was terrible got an upgrade for buying Da Davidson. The analysts increased their price target for the club share to $ 450 per share of $ 425. They said that Microsoft was “best equipped” to deal with a slow consumer. Bank of America said similar things about Club Holding Salesforce.

7. Take the other side of the trade in this case: Morgan Stanley Research -Analysts have their cuts Goldman Sachs Course target to $ 659 per share of $ 782. Yes, the club inventory preceded itself. But do not sell scaffolding from more dealmaking and stock exchange. While Morgan Stanley was negative in the tone, he held his overweight business rating for Goldman.

8. RBC Capital improves the club name Wells Fargo To buy an outperform -but maintain its price of USD 80 per share on the share. The analysts quoted the leadership of CEO Charlie Scharf at the clearing regulatory hurdles. We said this-and recently, we wrote about the hidden benefits of any removal of the $ 1.95-billion-dollar wealth limit.

9. JPMorgan has reduced many oil and natural gas share price goals, including $ 33 per share of USD 36 in the club name Coterra energy. The analysts retained their overweight purchase assessment for Coterra because they became a little more pessimistic in their latest exploration and production models.

10. Said Citi Boeing is undervalued, which indicates that the stocks could win 50%. The analysts confirmed their merchanting with a price target of $ 210 per share. I waited and waited for it and I have nothing to show for it.

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