Jim Cramer said Friday that while the retail area has had a harsh week, there are as yet a few victors that contrast the storm of stocks that failed.

“The enormous four aren’t the main retailers that revealed for the current week, and shockingly, a portion of the more modest players really did pretty well,” the “Frantic Money” have expressed, alluding to retail goliaths Walmart, Home Depot, Target and Lowe’s.

“While retail’s really horrendous the present moment, it’s not consistently terrible.

Most stores might be battling, however you have a not many that are doing very well.

Furthermore, I’m letting you know that TJX is most certainly a purchase, [BJ’s Wholesale] I’m OK on, Foot Locker is okay for an exchange,” he later added.

Cramer’s remarks come after a few retail goliaths revealed their quarterly income this week.

Target and Walmart both announced disheartening outcomes that saw their stocks fall, while Home Depot and Lowe’s fared better.

“These huge box chains are being eaten alive by expansion and changing customer inclinations — individuals are done spending like we’re in a pandemic, they’re spending like we’re back to ordinary,” Cramer said, taking note of that that has prompted abundance stock for these retailers.

While that is terrible information for names like Target and Walmart, it’s a tailwind for rebate retailers, for example, BJ’s and TJX, which works TJ Maxx and Marshalls, Cramer said.

TJX “goes after the shortcoming of different retailers — it resembles a vulture.

For a few quarters, they couldn’t get their hands on much product since no one had abundance stock. … When you see Walmart and Target battling this way, you realize TJX will not have an issue getting great item,” he said.

Concerning Foot Locker, Cramer said its surprisingly good quarterly income places it in a more agreeable spot than a few of its greater friends.

“Obviously, these folks in all actuality do have a superior handle on the ongoing retail scene than most different administrators,” he said.