Every day of the week, the CNBC investment club with Jim Cramer holds a “morning meeting” live at 10:20 am. Here is a summary of the key moments on Friday. 1. Sale of stock market deepened on Friday, building the drop in Thursday as fears of a world trade war weighing on the expectations of business profits. The S&P 500 and the NASDAQ are in the middle of their worst two -day section since the height of the pandemic, while the industrial average of Dow Jones has seen its most lively decline since June 2020. Jim Cramer called this a manufactured sale, suggesting that the Trump administration can take measures to withdraw pressure from the market. Despite uncertainty, Jim urged investors to keep the course. By reflecting on past market accidents, he said: “If you remain the CAP in good deeds, you never had to worry about recovering and you have earned a lot of money.” However, we make wallet adjustments, cutting certain names that we no longer want to defend and collect money to be a little more defensive. 2. For example, we left our position in Ge Healthcare because of its important exposure to international markets such as Europe, Asia and South America – parts of the world vulnerable to aggressive tariff measures. The title suffered a decrease of 13% on Friday. The Society of Life Sciences, Danaher, which also has substantial income linked to China, saw its shares drop by 5%. Jim described the error to buy the action, citing the company’s deep investments in China to supply innovation. “Each company that has put in bank on China made a mistake.” 3. For investors who seek to take advantage of the weakness of the market, Jim underlined some purchasing opportunities. With the drop in interest rates, “Home Depot should be bought, perhaps even aggressively,” he said. The actions of the retailer fell 0.6% on Friday. The company is closely linked to mortgage rates, which are now at their lowest levels since last October and could benefit from the demand for repressed housing. As for the giants of Apple and Nvidia technology, whose shares are down 3.8% and 6.3%, respectively, he said: “I am not against you to buy a quarter of post” if you do not already have them. The portfolio analysis director Jeff Marks added that investors should weigh their tolerance at risk and their long -term objectives before jumping. Jim also likes Amazon. Although the company has a large international company which could be a tariff, the 2.3% drop in stock makes it attractive. (Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust is long HD, DHR, NVDA, AAPP, AMZN. See here for a full list of actions.) As abundant at the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer, you will receive a commercial alert before Jim has an exchange. Jim is waiting for 45 minutes after sending a commercial alert before buying or selling a stock in the portfolio of his charitable trust. If Jim spoke of a stock on CNBC TV, he waits 72 hours after issuing the commercial alert before running the trade. The above information of investment clubs is subject to our terms and conditions and our privacy policies, as well as our warning. No obligation or fiduciary duty exists, or is created, due to your reception of the information provided in relation to the investment club. No specific result or profit is guaranteed.