Jim Cramer's morning note highlights tech stocks under pressure after Alphabet fell more than 11% following weak earnings, while Microsoft shares rose 3% after Azure growth accelerated to 48% year over year, above management's guidance of about 45%. Marvell fell 11.5% on reports it is in advanced talks to buy Lumentum, which rose 6%. Other moves include Samsung down 4%, Fortinet plunging 27% premarket after a disappointing report, Eli Lilly up 4% toward an all-time high, and Chipotle up more than 8% as same-store sales rose 2.1%. The note also says inflation data matched expectations but remained well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
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