CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Friday previewed next week’s major corporate earnings reports after Wall Street capped off a wild week filled with major intraday moves for the major U.S. stock indexes.

“Next week is the last truly hard week of earnings season,” the “Mad Money” host said. However, he added, “I say each day will be controlled not by earnings, but by the wild action in the S&P futures … so have your buys ready for those hideous, nauseous moments because … I bet there will be more ahead.”

All earnings and revenue projections are from FactSet.

Otis Worldwide

• Q4 2021 earnings before the bell; conference call at 8-30 a.m. ET Monday
• Projected EPS: 69 cents
• Projected revenue: $3.59 billion

Cramer said he’ll be listening to see whether the elevator company’s business in China is finally slowing down and how the U.S. is “holding up.” He noted that Otis has a solid pulse on the state of large-scale construction globally.

NXP Semiconductors

• Q4 2021 earnings after the close; conference call at 8 a.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $3.01
• Projected revenue: $3 billion

The semiconductor firm should offer insights into the chip crunch that’s weighed on the automotive industry, Cramer said, asking rhetorically whether NXP will be able to meet demand. “I sure hope so,” he said.

Exxon Mobil

• Q4 2021 earnings release before the open; conference call at 9-30 a.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $1.94
• Projected revenue: $85.01 billion

Cramer said that if Exxon Mobil reports a “so-so number” that causes the shares of other oil and gas companies to decline, investors should use that weakness as an opportunity to buy Chevron.

Alphabet

• Q4 2021 earnings after the close; conference call at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $27.80
• Projected revenue: $72.23 billion

Cramer said the Google parent company’s earnings tend to be controversial, suggesting that even a very strong quarter may not translate to strong gains for the stock. “My suggestion? If it’s really good, put it on your shopping list [and] wait for the next market-wide swoon” to do some buying, he said.

AMD

• Q4 2021 earnings after the bell; conference call at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: 75 cents
• Projected revenue: $4.47 billion

Cramer said he thinks the sell-off in AMD shares so far in 2022 is considerably overdone, with the chipmaker’s stock down nearly 27% year to date. While owning AMD, as his charitable trust does, can be “a tough chore” at times, Cramer said he believes the stock has gotten too cheap at these levels and recommended buying shares to take advantage.

PayPal

• Q4 2021 earnings after the close; conference call at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday
• Projected EPS: $1.12
• Projected revenue: $6.9 billion

Cramer noted PayPal has been a terrible performer for his charitable trust. The stock has been nearly cut in half since its highs in July and is still being punished by Wall Street, Cramer said, a sign that growth is out of style at the moment. He said he’ll be listening to see if CEO Dan Schulman can offer commentary that turns the tide of sentiment around for PayPal shares.

General Motors

• Q4 2021 earnings after the bell; conference call at 5 p.m. ET
• Projected EPS: $1.16
• Projected revenue: $35.75 billion

GM shares are cheap, Cramer said, and if the Street truly is favoring value over growth stocks at this moment, the “Mad Money” host believes that’s positive news for the Detroit automaker’s stock.

Starbucks

• Q1 2022 earnings release after the close; conference call at 5 p.m. ET
• Projected EPS: 80 cents
• Projected sales: $7.98 billion

Cramer said he’ll be monitoring to see if management addresses some of the reasons why the coffee chain’s shares are down about 17% year to date, including unionization efforts at some U.S. stores, the Covid omicron variant and China’s pre-Olympic lockdown.

Meta Platforms

• Q4 2021 earnings after the bell; conference call at 5 p.m. ET Wednesday
• Projected EPS: $3.85
• Projected revenue: $33.36 billion

Cramer said shares of Facebook’s parent company appear cheap based on 2022 earnings estimates, noting that criticism of the social media giant has quieted recently. He said he thinks the stock is worth owning here.

AbbVie

• Q4 2021 earnings before the open; conference call at 9 a.m. ET Wednesday
• Projected EPS: $3.28
• Projected sales: $14.96 billion

Shares of AbbVie have performed well recently, up nearly 26% over the past three months. For that reason, Cramer said investors should wait for the quarterly report before making any decisions on the stock.

Eli Lilly

• Q4 2021 earnings before the bell; conference call at 9 a.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: $2.45
• Projected revenue: $7.69 billion

Honeywell

• Q4 2021 earnings before the bell; conference call at 8-30 a.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: $2.08
• Projected sales: $8.73 billion

Cramer noted both Eli Lilly and Honeywell are stocks that he’s been recommending lately for members of the CNBC Investing Club.

Ford

• Q4 2021 earnings after the bell; conference call at 5 p.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: 45 cents
• Projected sales: $41.23 billion

Cramer said he’s looking forward to hearing updates on Ford’s F-150 Lightning, calling the electric pickup truck arguably the company’s most exciting new offering in decades.

Amazon

• Q4 2021 earnings after the close; conference call at 5-30 p.m. ET Thursday
• Projected EPS: $3.72
• Projected revenue: $137.73 billion

Shares of Amazon are not loved right now, Cramer said, as the stock is down 13.64% year to date and 11% over the past year. However, he said he remains a believer in the e-commerce and cloud computing giant. He recommended investors wait for the quarterly report before doing anything with the stock, though.

Regeneron

• Q4 2021 earnings before the bell; conference call at 8-30 a.m. ET Friday
• Projected EPS: $20.10
• Projected sales: $4.51 billion

Cramer said he’s looking for the pharmaceutical company to tell a good story — not about its Covid antibody therapy, but rather new drugs for asthma and other ailments.

Bristol-Myers Squibb

• Q4 2021 earnings before the open; conference call at 8 a.m. ET Friday
• Projected EPS: $1.80
• Projected revenue: $12.08 billion

Cramer said he thinks shareholders will like what Bristol-Myers Squibb has to say about the drugs it gained through acquisitions of Celgene and Myokardia.

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Disclosure: Cramer’s charitable trust owns shares of Ford, Amazon, AbbVie, Meta Platforms, Alphabet, AMD, Eli Lilly, Honeywell and PayPal.