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A worse-than-expected jobs report pushed the unemployment rate to 10.2%, the highest in over 26 years, but still the markets refused to go down. The Dow still jumped 17 points and the S&P 500 climbed two points, regardless. The bears, it seemed, had lost their last excuse to jeer improvements in both the economy and stocks.
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That means “there’s nothing lurking now,” Cramer said, “nothing holding back the buyers for next week’s five sessions.”
With that in mind, he laid out his Game Plan for viewers:
Clean Energy Fuels [ CLNE 12.04 
+0.04 (+0.33%) ]: Cramer expects the company to lose money when it reports Monday after the close, that’s OK. He likes the stock less for its earnings and more for its exposure to natural gas. Cramer hopes that Washington will adopt nat gas as a bridge fuel, and that would put CLNE, which operates fueling stations, in a sweet spot of sorts. He also likes Fuel Systems Solutions [ FSYS 48.60 
-0.13 (-0.27%) ], which retrofits cars to run on nat gas. The company reported a better-than-expected quarter on Thursday, and the stock’s up 46% since Cramer’s Aug. 13 recommendation. He thinks FSYS could still go higher.
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