What Cramer sees on Wednesday – recession or Fed-winning, and broad fintech cuts

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What I see on July 6, 2022

Was Micron (MU) the first time we saw a stock rally after a forecast cut, and was it because it sold for only 5 times earnings? If falling interest rates are a sign of a recession, why climb the most sensitive part of the recession, homebuilders? Or could the fall in interest rates be a sign that inflation is declining and that the Federal Reserve is winning?

Piper is lowering the price target for American Express (AXP) to $ 163 per share from $ 202, worried that an economic downturn will disrupt discretionary spending and travel across national borders, although there is no sign of that happening. PayPal (PYPL), a club name, for $ 93 from $ 140; Block (SQ) to $ 84 from $ 105. Like AXP more. Same with Visa (V) for $ 204 from $ 239. This will trade with AXP. Mastercard (MA) for $ 298 from $ 357. Fintech remains hated?

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