Jim Cramer warns market faces more treacherous week ahead

7 articles · Updated · CNBC · May 1

He highlighted Berkshire Hathaway's first annual meeting under CEO Greg Abel, Palantir, AMD, Disney, Arm and Friday's US jobs report as key tests.
Cramer said strong big tech, chip and data-centre earnings do not remove risks, but he remains bullish on AI-linked names including Eaton, Arista Networks, Lumentum and Astera Labs.
He said a softer payrolls reading could revive rate-cut hopes, while AI-driven productivity and slower hiring show a broader labour-market shift underpinning what he called a fourth industrial revolution.

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