Jim Cramer explains an inverted yield curve does not mean a recession is coming and reveals what companies he'll be paying attention to next week.
An inverted yield curve is not an automatic signal that a recession around the corner and investors should be aware that there are bargains on the market, even if the economy is slowing down, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
Cramer suggested that investors"stay the course," and concerned investors should stick with stocks that have the safest dividend yields"and get ready to ride through these troubled waters."Apple: The iPhone maker will reveal new products on Monday and Cramer said it's time for the tech giant to beef up its services. And he warned, given the stock's run as of late, that the Apple bears are itching for an announcement that's a let down.
Cronos: Cronos also plans to give quarter results before the market opens. Altria paid $1.8 billion for 45 percent of the cannabis company. "I think that the last few months have untethered the housing market from anything except mortgage rates and right now mortgage rates are plummeting, so it might be a better time to buy yourself a home or stock," Cramer said.
Foot Locker: The sports apparel chain hosts an analyst meeting Thursday. The company beat same-store sales and profit estimates in its earnings report earlier this month.
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