Jim Cramer’s daily rapid fire looks at stocks in the news outside the CNBC Investing Club portfolio. Marvell : The chipmaker reported an inline quarter but offered weak guidance. The stock was down nearly 7%. “Almost everything else has not troughed,” Jim Cramer said Friday. Marvell used to be a stock in the Club portfolio. It’s now in the Club’s Bullpen stock watchlist of possible buys. Cramer said, however, it’s “too soon to buy” Marvell on the dip. MongoDB : The developer data platform issued a weaker-than-expected forecast and shares fell more than 4%. “They are just very conservative,” Cramer said. “This company will be back.” Gap : The retailer behind the Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta brands delivered a strong quarter. Good things are happening here, Cramer said, adding “we ought to think about the Bullpen” for Gap. The stock was up nearly 4% on Friday but still down year to date. “This is kind of attractive to me,” Cramer declared. DocuSign : The stock rallied more than 5% after a strong quarter – a big billings beat driven by renewals. “They’re having a lot of do-it-yourself doing well,” Cramer said. “The tie-in with Microsoft has been strong.”
