Here are 17 stocks Jim Cramer is watching, including Home Depot, Exxon and Intel

The Home Depot in Rockland, Massachusetts. 
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Here are some of the tickers on my radar for Wednesday, Aug. 16, taken directly from my reporter's notebook:

  • Snowflake (SNOW) price target lowered to $180 from $190 at Mizuho. Company reports Aug. 23. Good numbers coming from AWS, but CEO Frank Slootman did tell me that business was slow last time I spoke to him. 
  • Medical device company Agilent (A) says it misses quarter and blames China. New forecast $5.40 to $5.43 with consensus at $5.50, just impossible to make estimates if it needs China or U.S. genomics — the latter of which is coming because we are beginning to get listings. 
  • Intel (INTC) and Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) terminate merger agreement, blocked by China. Truly another thoughtless action by Intel. 
  • Exxon (XOM) PT raise a buck to $131 at Mizuho, improving macro outlook driving outperformance.
  • Datadog (DDOG) price target raised to $133 from $127 at Bernstein, consensus could go higher.
  • Sea Limited (SE): Bernstein lowers PT to $70 from $90. This is a disaster. 
  • Tencent misses for second quarter. Revenues plus 11% year over year, but gaming weakness.
  • Mizuho goes to buy from hold on Chevron (CVX). 
  • JD.com (JD) beats on all metrics. Alibaba (BABA) is pressuring it. 
  • TD Cowen lowers price target for On Holding (ONON) to $35 from $38.
  • Marqeta (MQ): BTIG says sell on lack of profitability. Cash app deal for four years with mediocre performance.
  • Coinbase (COIN) can do crypto futures, said Wednesday it secured approval from the National Futures Association.
  • Energy Transfer (ET) to buy Crestwood (CEQP) in $7.1 billion all-equity transaction. Access to Marcus Hook and Powder River Basin. Great consolidation.

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