Jim Cramer's game plan for the trading week of April 5



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CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Thursday he won’t be surprised if the March jobs report is soft.

“Yesterday, I suggested that the counter-trend rally in tech could continue for a few more days before it ebbs,” the “Mad Money” host said. “So far that forecast stands, but without a cool employment number tomorrow, I expect the reopening stocks — think the banks and the industrials — to come back into vogue on the Wall Street fashion show.”

While the market will be closed in observance of Good Friday, the Labor Department is scheduled to release March hiring data.

Cramer’s comments come after a banner day for the S&P 500, which crossed over the 4,000 level for the first time during the trading day.

Stocks managed to rise after the Labor Department released a disappointing weekly jobless claim number in the morning. The department reported that 719,000 workers filed first-time claims for jobless benefits last week, much higher than economists had forecast.

“Welcome back to Bizarro Wall Street, where bad news is good news, at least when it comes to the economy,” the “Mad Money” host said.

Investors who want to see stock prices climb higher are going to want to see strong earnings reports from last quarter and more non-inflationary news that’ll discourage the Federal Reserve from hiking interest rates, Cramer said.

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