Cramer’s week ahead: The stock market can keep climbing ‘now that the Fed remains our friend’

Cramer’s week ahead: The stock market can keep climbing ‘now that the Fed remains our friend’

The stock market rallied Friday as investors reacted to the worse-than-expected April jobs report, which indicates the Federal Reserve's easy policy is unlikely to go anywhere soon, CNBC's Jim Cramer said."I know the conventional wisdom says sell in May and go away, but that stupid ditty needs to be retired, at least when it comes to the first week of the month, when lots of people who held onto stocks did quite well," the "Mad Money" host said. "Now that the Fed remains our friend, I bet we can keep climbing."Here's Cramer's game plan for next week's corporate earnings reports, which will offer additional insight into the state of the U.S. economic recovery. Projections for revenue and earnings per share are based on FactSet estimates:

Monday: Tyson Foods, Marriott International, Simon Property Group, Occidental Petroleum and Roblox

Q2 2021 earnings release: before market; conference call: 9 a.m.Projected EPS: $1.15Projected revenue: $11.2 billion"We'll hear whether the budding chicken shortage is going to drive up prices [and] probably hear about the price of corn. As is, the cost of animal feed keeps going higher and higher, food inflation is getting out of hand," Cramer said. "Will that be ignored? Hard to imagine. But it comes