The 10 things to watch on Wednesday 18 June of today's Club-De Newsletter was written by Zev Fima, the portfolio analyst of the Investing Club. We are on pace for a slightly higher open this morning, while investors the last in Israel-Iran conflict and digging up for FED chairman Jerome's Post-Meeting Press Conference this afternoon. As we wrote in a piece before club members, we want to hear Powell's thoughts about the health of American consumers. 2. The first unemployed claims for last week came in line at 245,000, only 1,000 under the estimate of the Dow Jones Consensus. Recurring claims ticked lower, but were still increased at 1,945 million. The conditions on the labor market will be another large subject for Powell. 3. Housing start and building permits missed expectations this morning, the last sign of modest activities on the housing market. We discussed that in yesterday's Homestretch in response to the quarterly results of homebuilder Lennar. Housing bumps above its weight in the economy. 4. Club name Meta Platforms is super aggressive in building his “Superintelligence” team. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on a podcast that Meta OpenAi offered employees up to $ 100 million to become a member of the Instagram parent. 5. There is a new street height at Oracle: Guggenheim increased its price target to $ 250 per share from $ 220 and analysts have maintained the shares as their best idea. Oracle's winning report showed last week that the AI trade was still alive and well. 6. Barclays raised its price target for club name Honeywell to $ 258 per share of $ 243 and repeated his overweight buy -rating on the shares after a meeting with the Aerospace Unit management team. Analysts are of the opinion that Honeywell 'has turned the corner on negative street estimate revision impulses' and that the space company justifies a higher multiple post-spider. 7. Wells Fargo had lifted its price target at Raymond James up to $ 84 per share from $ 78. The analysts, who held their “strong buy” rating on the club stock, mentioned the removal of the activa hood as a material that is from medium to long term positive. They said that estimates will rise as the financial benefits of the removal are realized. 8. Regulators want to reduce the requirements for capital buffer at large American banks, Bloomberg News reported. The move would adjust what is referred to as the improved additional lever ratio and would essentially make it easier for banks to buy American government bonds during periods of volatility. 9. Morgan Stanley estimated that the product price increases from Salesforce, which we have treated in yesterday's homestretch, could yesterday to $ 1 billion in extra income and could get the top line back in the double digits. The company maintained its overweight buy -rating and price target of $ 404. 10. Nucor shares are increasing this morning after the steel maker a pre -pore -strong winstichters for the second quarter ended at the end of July. The management predicted profit per share from $ 2.55 to $ 2.65, prior to the estimate of $ 2.36. We keep a close eye on the steel industry, given the higher rates for import. Sign up for my top 10 morning thoughts on the market e -mail newsletter for free (see here for a complete list of the shares at Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust.) As a subscriber to the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer, you will receive a trade alarm before Jim pays an exchange. Jim waits 45 minutes after sending a trade alarm before buying or selling a share in the portfolio of his charity. If Jim has talked about a share on CNBC TV, he waits 72 hours after publishing the trade alarm before he performs the trade. The aforementioned investing club information is subject to our general terms and conditions and privacy policy, together with our disclaimer. There is no fiduciary obligation or duty, or is established, based on your receipt of information provided in connection with the Investing Club. There is no specific outcome or profit guaranteed.
