Vertiv Holdings: The data center equipment maker, whose stock has roughly quadrupled over the past year, issued guidance that fell short of Wall Street's lofty expectations. However, the stock is now trading well off its morning lows. “The data center is still strong. Buy,” said Jim Cramer. Teladoc Health: Shares fell 24% after the telehealth provider's quarterly revenue missed estimates and offered flexible guidance. “When they started, it was just men. There are like 40 Teladocs. That's enough now. Sell,” Jim said. Bausch + Lomb: Shares rose more than 8% after the Canadian eye care company delivered a better-than-expected quarter along with an upbeat sales forecast. “The first time they've had a pipeline in a long time,” Jim said, noting that CEO Brent Saunders will appear on CNBC's “Mad Money” later Wednesday. SolarEdge Technologies: While the solar company's quarterly loss was smaller than expected, its current quarterly guidance was weak, sending the stock down more than 15%. “SolarEdge turned out to be just another one-line Enphase,” Jim said.
