Jim Cramer highlights ten items to watch for the Monday, November 9 session, including Nvidia’s expected decline, rising futures and the possibility of a rebound in the artificial intelligence trade. Wells Fargo cut its CoreWeave price target to $115 from $160, while JPMorgan lowered Iren’s target to $55 from $65, although both retained buy ratings. Oppenheimer upgraded AMD to buy, JPMorgan upgraded SAP and maintained buy ratings on Alphabet and Meta, and other banks raised their price targets for Eli Lilly and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet. Apple, meanwhile, is not expected to face delays for its foldable iPhone, which could support revenue growth as customers favor higher-priced models.
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