Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Tuesday

Jim Cramer’s morning list frames a mixed market backdrop: stocks were set for a higher open on falling oil and a tentative U.S.-Iran ceasefire, but geopolitical headlines recently pressured the S&P 500. Corporate earnings and analyst moves are driving stock-specific volatility — DuPont and Eaton beat results but showed divergent reactions (Eaton down ~4.5% on cautious guidance), Amazon expands its logistics offering to third parties, and memory names (Sandisk, Western Digital) have seen explosive YTD gains. Analysts adjusted targets and guidance across sectors: Goldman cut Norwegian Cruise’s target after a guidance reduction, Barclays raised Eli Lilly’s target to $1,400 on strong tirzepatide momentum, and ServiceNow and Ulta received modest target upgrades. Cramer highlights pockets of strength (healthcare, aerospace, autos) and areas of concern (travel, Middle East disruption). Overall the piece is market commentary: earnings and analyst actions are the near-term drivers, producing mixed sentiment and stock-specific dispersion within an otherwise broadly resilient equity market.