Tuesday
• Whole Foods (WFMI: 36.66 +1.81%) – Cramer is watching same store sales (SSS) to see how much the economy is continuing to impact consumer demand.

Wednesday
• Chesapeake Energy (CHK: 21.72 +1.59%) – Cramer wants to find out about their drilling costs and see if the company reports any new finds.
• Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM: 65.31 +0.38%) – Cramer wants to see how their mining costs are tracking.

Thursday
• Bucyrus International (BUCY: 64.37 +1.00%) – Cramer will be looking beyond the numbers to see what commentary the company has on the strength of demand in China.
• First Solar (FSLR: 136.45 +1.16%) – Cramer wants to see how much of money First Solar is making on each panel and reliant the company is on government subsidies.

Anadarko Petroleum (APA: 92.62 +1.45%)
Jim Cramer interviewed Anadarko Petroleum’s CEO Jim Hackett on yesterday’s Mad Money show. Mr. Cramer has been very bullish on the prospect of natural gas being a bridge fuel from oil to wind or solar energy. Cramer feels that APA is one of the best natural gas stocks and believes that natural gas stocks could double. Despite the bullish endorsement, Anadarko’s stock slid 2.4%.

Fannie Mae (FNM: 0.00 N/A)
Another stock that seemed to buck the “Cramer effect” was Fannie Mae. Cramer said investors were foolish to speculate on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (FRE: 0.00 N/A) given their uncertain future. However, investors seem to shrug off the warning that these shares could eventually be worthless and Fannie Mae’s stock shot up 9.4%.

Banco Bilbao (BBV: 0.00 N/A)
Banco Bilbao, the Argentina bank stock, rose 5.4% on Tuesday after Cramer said he preferred the stock over Banco Santander (STD: 12.68 +2.01%).

TJX Companies (TJX: 41.89 +1.06%)
TJX rose 3.6% after Cramer featured the stock in his weeklong special feature on discount retailers. While Cramer likes TJX’s clean balance sheet and growth, he believes the stock has little upside left. The company is no longer benefitting from retailers dumping inventory at fire sale prices and is currently having trouble with their Marshalls and Homegoods stores. Cramer thinks TJX has seen better days and is bearish on the stock. However, bullish investors seem to have ignored his warnings.

Other Cramer stock picks:

First Solar (FSLR: 136.45 +1.16%) rose 3.3% – Cramer is bullish on solar stocks even though they are out of fashion right now.
Citigroup [[C] gained 1.1% – Again investors didn’t seem to heed Cramer’s warning that the stock has already gone up too much too fast.

Valmont Industries (VMI: 71.02 +1.57%) gained 1.7% after Cramer said he liked the stock and said it reminded him of Quanta Services (PWR: 18.87 +0.91%) which also posted a small gain. 

Yingli Green Energy (YGE: 11.74 +0.34%) jumped 1.1% after Cramer changed his position on solar stocks. Previously, Mr. Cramer has stated that First Solar (FSLR: 136.45 +1.16%) was the only solar stock he would recommend. Now Cramer likes both Yingli and Suntech Power (STP: 8.91 +5.07%). Cramer believes that the Chinese government initiative to fund 50% of the capital costs for solar installations could be a big boost to both stocks. 

Intuitive Surgical (ISRG: 281.18 +1.39%) dropped 1.7% after Cramer said that investors were too late into this stock after last week’s big move. 

Maybe the biggest surprise of the market session was the modest 0.5% move by Starbucks (SBUX: 25.07 +1.66%) after Cramer endorsed the stock as a “comeback story” and compared it to McDonald’s (MCD: 75.09 +0.09%) in 2003. Starbucks has been working recently to get its house in order. They brought back CEO Howard Schultz, they have cut costs dramatically and they’ve closed 800 stores. These cost saving measures accounted for the company’s better than expected earnings report, despite same-store-sales falling 6%. With the stock trading at 19.5x 2010 earnings and with a 18% growth rate, Cramer believes the stock is a buy. However, the market seemed to yawn at that recommendation with the stock ending almost unchanged.