Jim Cramer's daily rapid fire looks at stocks in the news outside the CNBC Investing Club portfolio. Intel : Shares of the chipmaker were sinking more than 25% on Friday after a bad quarter, light guidance, and a big restructuring announcement that included 15,000 layoffs. "I don't like it at all. I think that they're in disarray. They act as if they're not," Jim Cramer said Friday. The analysts on the post-earnings call seemed to be asking CFO David Zinsner more questions than CEO Pat Gelsinger. "That is telling," Cramer said. Lululemon : The athleisure company pulled leggings after consumer complaints about an unflatting backside. The stock dropped 4%. "They're talking about a lack of innovation and a pipeline that doesn't look that good," Cramer said, suggesting he's not too pleased with the situation. DoorDash : The stock jumped 7% after a strong quarter and a guidance raise. "DoorDash flies in the face of everyone thinking the consumer is weak," Cramer said. "This is a very good stock." Snap : Shares of the social media stock were getting crushed by roughly 25%. Disappointing guidance is to blame. Cramer said that if ad share is going to Meta Platforms , "just go buy Meta."
