Jim Cramer's watchlist for Tuesday, October 13, starts with a chip stock sell-off that began in South Korea, where the Kospi fell 5.5% overnight and Micron slid nearly 4%. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said investor expectations, not weak demand, drive the sharp swings in AI stocks. Goldman Sachs beat estimates with revenue topping consensus by nearly $2 billion, while Wells Fargo beat on profit but missed on revenue and its shares fell 2%. JPMorgan posted a rare EPS miss but raised its full-year net interest income outlook, and Johnson & Johnson's devices unit fell short even as it raised its full-year earnings guidance. Bernstein downgraded AT&T to hold over SpaceX's growing broadband and wireless presence, while Truist raised its Meta price target to $1,000 from $763 and Barclays lifted its Microsoft target to $600 from $512.
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